Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1930 — Page 8

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SPAIN CLAIMS REVOLT DEAD; PREMIER ILL Berenguer Is Forced to •Abandon Duties After Crisis Passes. By T.'prte<l Pro* MADRID, Dec. 17.—Premier General Damaso Berenguer was forced by illness today to abandon his duties temporarily, while the government claimed to have dominated the concerted attempt at nationwide revolution. The premier was confined to his bed with an attack of tonsilitis. He was reported feverish, but not seriously 111. Officials ' t ne ministry of the interior declined to comment on reports published abroad that revolts were arising in various parts of the country and that the rebels were gaining the upper hand. The reports were called too absurd to merit denial. Reports to the United Press from its correspondents in the principal cities of Spain said that strict martial law continued, but that no serious outbreaks has occurred. The situation appeared potentially more dangerous in Barcelona, where the labor stoppage was reported spreading, than in other cities. Strikers derailed a 'ocomotive near Victoria, but no damage was clone.

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ATTACKS, KILLS GIRL TEACHER IN SCHOOLROOM Missouri Murderer Is Hunted by Posse After Body Is Found. By Vnited Pro* MARYVILLE. Mo.. Dec. 17.—A posse of 100 men today sought the unidentified slayer of Miss Velma Coulter, 19, who was attacked and killed in a county school house where she taught. The countryside, shocked by the discovery of the body Tuesday night, joined in attempting to apprehend the murderer, but with only meager information. Bloodhounds were used but failed, in the cold and darkness, to pick up the trail of the slayer, and were taken from the hunt shortly after midnight. “ Will New, young farmer, told Sheriff England he had seen a man lurking near the school Tuesday. The prowler, leaped behind a tree

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to avoid being seen when Miss Coulter emerged from the building, New said. The young teacher's body was found by T. H. Thompson, at whose home she lived. He went to the school when she did not arrive home at the usual time. Entering the room, he came upon her body. She had been beaten on the head and her clothing was torn from her body. Disarrangement of furnishings of the room and blood stains on the floor indicated she had struggled to protect herself. Miss Coulter was serving her first term at the school. She attended high school here, was graduated in 1928. and was enrolled for one year in the Maryville Teachers’ college. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Coulter, live on a farm eight miles from here. 500 TO ATTEND PARTY More than five hundred members of the Indianapolis White Shrine are expected to attend the lodge's Christmas party and ceremonial tonight at 6 at the Claypool. Mrs. Maudalin Marshall, worthy high priestess, will preside at the dinner and ceremonial, assisted by Walter King, watchman of the shepherd. Delegations from Terre Haute, Anderson, Lafayette, Elkhart and Bedford are expected.

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THREE WILL ARRANGE I. U. SHOW CHORUSES Assistant Director Will Include Co-Ed Who Danced in New’ York. By Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Dec. 17. Miss Fay Overton. Kokomo, dancing

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director of the 1931 Jordan River Revue, musical comedy at Indiana university r will-be assisted in this year's show by Miss Magaret Morgan of Austin, and Morris McDaniels, Indianapolis, whose appointment as assistant dancing directors

was announced by Robert Masters, Bloomington, director of the show. Miss Morgan is a freshman the university. She has danced in musical comedies in New Yor'-. She took a leading part in the Garrick

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Gaities, a musical revue presented at the university this fall. McDaniels was assistant dancing director for the Garrick Gaities and was a member of the cast of last year's Jordan River Revue.

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