Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1931 — Page 3

JUNE 19, 1931.

PUNISH FLIERS FOR ‘DISTURBING HARDING RITES' Licenses Are Suspended by Lamont; All Deny Marring Speeches. By United Press COLUMBUS, 0., June 19.—Notice of the temporary suspension of the licenses of four Columbus aviators, allegedly because they flew over the Harding memorial at Marion Tuesday while former President Calvin Coolidge and President Hoover were speaking, was received here today from the department of commerce. Those named in the order were Harold Distelhorst, John Corrodi, Joseph Mackey and Grant Melvin, all of Columbus. Distelhorst said he did not ascend until after the dedication was over and Corrodi, an aerial photographer, said he was in the air and descended before the dedicatory services began. Distelhorst and Corrodi said they would appeal, charging the memorial disturbance, if any, was caused by an auto-giro from Detroit. Investigation of the flying of planes during the dedication services was demanded by President Hoover. The suspensions were made on order of H. F. Rough, Detroit, inspector for the department of j commerce. Lamont to Act Today By United Press WASHINGTON, June 19.—Secretary of Commerce Lamont is expected to act today in the cases of the aviators who are charged with disturbing the Harding Memorial exercises at Marion, 0., in which President Hoover and Former President Coolidge participated. As soon as he returned to the city today, Lamont received a report on the incident forwarded here by Howard F. Rough, supervising Inspector at Detroit, based on in-! vestigation by agents of his office.: It was said at the department j that Lamont probably would issue I a statement on the affair. Commerce department officials I said today that Hough’s report involves five persons, but they de- : dined to make the report public. SUSPECT IS HELD IN MOTORIST ROBBERY Victims Identify One of Trio in Holdup, Police Say. Alleged to have kidnaped Chester and Wilbur Bryant, 902 Virginia avenue, in their own car and robbed them near Lafayette. Sffhday, Charles Haug, 1163 West Thirtythird street, today was charged with vehicle taking, auto banditry, kidnaping and robbery. Police said the Bryants have j identified Haug as one of the trio, that obtained SIOO from them. Haug j was arrested by state police late on! Thursday. Haug’s bond on the \ charges was set at $6,000. The Bryants identified the car i driven by Haug because their Indianapolis phone number was scratched on it. They said one of the bandits Sunday demanded their phone number and scratched it on his car with a bullet. The Bryants said two of the robbers rode in the bandit car while another rode with the Bryants to Indianapolis. A Canadian scientist has based accurate weather forecasts in Canada on the conditions in India the previous six months.

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The two men behind the scenes who directed squads that obtained evidence resulting in the indictment of AI Capone and his Chicago gang are shown here. Above is Robert E. Neely, acting collector of internal revenue, whose agents charge Capone with failing to report $1,000,000 of his income for five years. Below is W. E. Bennett, in charge of prohibition agents who found evidence of 5,000 liquor law violations.

NAME NEW OFFICERS Marion County Bankers Pick Wischmeier President. Annual meeting of the Marion i County Bankers Assocition was held Thursday at Forest Park Inn, No-1 blesville. A business meeting followed a chicken dinner at night. The following officers were elected: Edward C. H. Wischmeier, president; Charles E. Herrin, vice-presi-dent; William J. Clark, secretary, and William Iverson, treasurer. Charles R. Geogh was elected a member of the executive board. j Plans were discussed for the an- 1 nual farmer-banker tour to be held j June 25, with Arthur Hyde, United j States secretary of agriculture, as honored guests. U. S. PACT REPUDIATED Haitian Legsilature Brands Occupation of Republic Illegal. By United Press PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, June 19.—The legislative chamber unanimously adopted a report today declaring the treaty with the United States to have been nonexistent May, 1926. A message was sent to President Stenio Vincent asking immediate steps be taken through regular channels to put a stop to the “illegal occupation” of the republic by the United States.

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