Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 154, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1931 — Page 2

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DEMOCRATS OF SIXTH DISTRICT IN LOVEFEAST State Notables Attending Rally at Noblesville; Farm Plea Voiced. Bu Timet Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind.. Nov. 6. Democrats from every county in the new sixth congressional district gathered here today for the biggest gathering of the fall in this section of Indiana. Courtland C. Gillen, Greecastle, Democratic congressman, spoke to more than 2,000 Democrats at Forest Park, demanding relief for the farmers, and believing that here lies the seat of all the trouble at present, Gillen asserted: “Put the farmer on his feet, by giving him reasonable prices for his product, and the rest of our troubles will straighten themselves out.” Other political notables attending are: R. Earl Peters of Ft. Wayne, Democratic state chairman; Paul V. McNutt of Bloomington, and Frank Mayr Jr., secretary of state. John A. M. Adair, of Portland, spoke to a gathering of men and women at a meeting at 10 and stressed harmony among the various candidates and especially among the organization workers. Meade Vestal, attorney and Hamilton circuit court ex-judge, made the welcome address. Alden H. Baker, well known in Democratic politics throughout the state, was in charge of the program and introduced the various candidates. Followers of Baker were convassing the various workers from the district concerning his candidacy for Sixth district chairman. Baker is expected to have little difficulty in obtaining the chairmanship. Democratic workers from the northern part of the district are contending that, with the congressman coming from the southern part of the district, it is only natural that the chairman should come from this county. ‘HALL CAINE’ IS TOPIC “Sir Hall Caine and the Isle of Man” was the topic of Miss Blancha Young, teacher in the commercial department at Technical high school, speaking before the Stratford Literary Club Thursday. Miss Young has made several visits to the island, her most recent being this summer. She sketched the life of Hall Caine, telling of his influence on English literature. Slaying Probed }{y Timet Special MUNCIE, Ind., Nov. 6.—Fatal shooting of Francis Rees, 25, by patrolman Raymond Powell is being investigated by a Delaware county grand jury.

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Above, Cecilia Cooney; below, Edward Cooney. By United Brest AUBURN, N. Y„ Nov. 6.—Cecilia Cooney, one of the modern era’s most notorious women criminals, returned to society today after serving a term in prison for robbing for her unborn child. The rather frail Brooklyn girl, termed the “bobbed-haired bandit” when she and her husband Edward made nightly forays on small business places in Brooklyn in 1924, left for New York, determined to “come back” with anew career. Her husband awaits her in New York—having been released from prison previously—and the two will meet there today. Together, they plan to start life anew, he as a process server for a New York law firm, and she as a typist there. Both releases were on parole, by recent order of the state ‘ parole board. WATSON TO GIVE TALK Senator Will Address Sigma Delta Chi, Newspaper Fraternity. Senator James E. Watson will speak at the eighth semi-annual dinner of the Indianapolis alumni chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, national professional journalistic fraternity, at the Columbia Club tonight. The address will be non-political.

FIVE BURGLAR SUSPECTS HELD Two Others Sought in Looting of Grocery Warehouse. Captured after wholesale looting of the Schnull & Cos., grocery warehouse at 2131 Northwestern avenue, early today, five Negroes were held on a series of charges by police and two others sought. , The burglary suspects are: Sherman Nourse, 31, of 1827 Boulevard place; Gerald Pride, 26, of 2161 Kenwood avenue; Dan Callings, 26, of 926 Fayette street; John Roper, 28, of 132 Tacoma terrace, and Len Dorsey, 35, of 2141 Highland place. Pride’s car, which police said was loaded with tobacco goods and food, was found in the rear of the warehouse. Pride admitted his part of the robbery and named the others, officers claimed. Nourse was nabbed in an alley

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several blocks from the scene. Searching the houses of the other suspects, police said they found additional loot from the warehouse. The burglars gained entrance to the storerooms by prying off bars and smashing a skylight. This is the third robbery of the company warehouse in the last two months.

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HR FLEET ORDERED France Takes Forward Steps in Plane Development. (Coovrißht. 1931. bv United Press' PARIS, Nov. 6.— The possibility of airplanes crossing the Atlantic in

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