Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1931 — Page 16

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JAPANESE STILL INDIGNANT OVER EXCLUSION ACT 'No Longer Any Doubt of Our Position,’ Diet Told by Baron Shidehara. By l nttcd Press TOKIO, Jan 22— Exclusion of Japanese from the United States, tinder the immigration bill of 1924. •has been weighing heavily on popular sentiment in this country for the last seven years, according to Baron Shidehara, acting foreign minister. In a speech to the reconvened session of the imperial diet here Wednesday he said: "There is no longer any doubt that our position now is understood fully and appreciated by the large majority of the American people. We shall watch further develop* ments of the question with unim-' passioned but keen interest.’’ The baron addressed the diet in the absence of Yukg Hamaguchi, foreign minister, still recovering from wounds inflicted upon him by a young reactionary fanatic. Friendly relations with European and American nations are entirely satisfactory, said the baron A wave of popular reaction in Japan against America followed the passage of the 1924 immigration bill. Demonstrations against the United States were organized by radical societies. The Imperial hotel, popular among foreigners in Tokio, was raided during one of the usual elaborate Saturday night dinner dances. Several diplomats and their ladies were present. IPALCO CLUB ELECTS R. 1,. Fitzgerald Named President of Power, Light Group. Officers and directors of the Ipalco Club were named in an annual meeting at the Morris street plant of the Indianapolis Power and Light Company Wednesday. Those elected were: President. R. L. Fitzgerald; vice-presi-dent. J. B. Ballev; secretary. A. H. Davis, and treasurer. Glenn Turner. Directors elected are; Stanley G. Myers, chairman; C. L. Harrod. E. G. Ralston. Wallace O. Lee. H. E. Fitzwater. Fay Shanks. John Davis. Earl Goodwin. Glenn Elwood. Marshall Fish. W. S. Cronin. William Shine. Blvthe Hendricks. J. J. Steuerwald, Roy Thurman. Thomas Ayton, Roy Katterhenry, Harry Brunell. W. C. Richardson and R. L. Fitzgerald. ex officio. Intoxication Case Fails fill 't imes Special MUNCIE. Ind.. Jan. 22.—John and Maggie Lampkins were sitting quietly in their home. A visitor arrived and drinking started. A fight ensued. The visitor dragged the couple into an alley, where police found them. The man hnd wife were arrested on public intoxication charges. City Judge Mann held that inasmuch as they had been dragged into a public place, they were not subject to arrest.

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TRAFFIC FINES PAID BY 200 Affidavits Again Will Be Issued Sticker Holders. Police today continued their drive against persons who have failed to heed traffic stickers. In the last ten days, 40 affidavits have been issued against motorists and more than 200 have taken advantage of the traffic department’s offer to halt prosecution on payment of $2 traffic lines. Seventy-five paid fines to Captain Lewis Johnson Wednesday rather than face municipal judges. Johnson announced the department again will isue a group of affidavits against persons who still have not paid fines. Snakes have an inner ear. but no external ear and no eardrum.

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WOMAN OWNER OF TEA ROOM IS ROBBED OF SIOO Relieved of Day’s Receipts by Footpad: Pistol Shot Fired at Motorist. Waylaying Mrs. George A. He.se, 4160 Broadway, near her tea room at 514 North Delaware street, Wednesday night, a footpad robbed her of SIOO, the day's receipts, which she carried in a sack. Two bandits followed Mrs. June Carter, Apartment 12, at 768 Massachusetts avenue, into her I auto outside her home Wednesday night, and attempted to kidnap her, she told police. "My husband will be here in a minute. I‘m going to stay right here till he comes," Mrs. Carter said she told the would-be bandits. They left, and later clambered aboard the auto of Paul W. Clark, 2723 Bellefontaine street, at Twenty-second street and College

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bama street, professional bondsman reported theft of a Masonic ring, valued at $l5O. Estate Trial Deferred MARION, Ind., Jan. 22.—Trial of the case of Bessie Alger vs. Carl Harvey, her brother, and others, all of Huntington county, was continued in Grant circuit court here

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i Tuesday because of illness of the plaintiff’s attorney, M. L. Clawson The plaintiff is attempting to break the will of her father, Martin A. Harvey, which disposed of an estate worth more than $50,000. The plaintiff received a bequest of $5. ,

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