Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 120, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1933 — Page 8

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REVEAL EXCESS PRICE PAID FOR UTILITY'S COAL Public Service Company Head Admits ‘Setup’ at State Hearing. That the Public Service Company of Indiana buys coal from its own mines under a contract often in excess of the market price was brought out at the public service commission rate reduction hearing which continued today. Under questioning of Chairman Perry McCart of the commisison, L. B Schlesz, controller of the company, admitted that such was the case. 200 Acres Are Mined It was brought out tha f the company has 3,250 acres of land at the Dresser plant, for which they are claiming valuation of $647,000 because of mineral rights. They claim it contains coal. Schiesz testified that only 200 acres is being mined. This is done under contract by the Walter Bledsoe Ac Company. The contract is with the Indiana Electric Corporation. another former Insull concern, and the Public Service Company pays $2 05 a ton at the mine. Denies Price Knowledge Mr. McCart asked if the witness knew that it could be bought at Terre Haute mines for 90 cents a ton. Mr. Schiesz said he did not. He also testified that the large power plant at Terre Haute is shut down and no stand-by plants in the smaller towns are being used. The land tract and plants all are included in the "used and useful" ] property valuation of the company.! however, it was brought out.

WIFE ADMITS FIRING SHOTS AT HUSBAND Charge Woman With Assault With Intent to Kill. Oliver Wright, alias Red Eye, 23, Negro, 450 West Thirteenth street, was in city hospital today with a bullet wound in his abdomen as lesult of a family quarrel. Wright told police he was shot by his mother-in-law, Mrs. Bessie Frederick. 34, Negro, 1312 Fayette street. His wife, Mrs. Arethal Wright, 17, told officers she fired at her husband but did not know she shot him. The wife said that while she was moving her furniture, Wright came by and threw rocks at her. She went in the house and returned with a 'revolver, she said, and fired two shots at him. The wife was held by police for assault and battery with intent to kill. Charges of vagrancy were placed against Wright and his mother-in-law. SNAP BACK AT PINCHOT Carnegie Steel Replies to Sharp Outburst From Governor. By United Preen PITTSBURGH. Sept. 27. The Carnegie Steel Company has complied with the NRA code of its industry and is making every effort to aid national recovery, I. Lamont Hughes, president, telegraphed Governor Gifford Pinchot Thursday when the Governor replied sharply to an appeal for protection from invading coal strikers.

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HIGHWAY WORK IS TALKED AT PARLEY County Commissioners to Hear State Leaders. Second day of the annual convention of the Indiana County Commissioners’ Association, at the Severin. will Include welcoming addresses by Governor Paul V. McNutt and Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan. A program of addresses is scheduled for today’s session. Speakers will include Prosecutor Herbert E. Wilson. Dr. Charles Kettleborough, director of the legislative reference bureau, and Professor H. E. Young of Purdue. Highways and improvement programs will be discussed this afternoon by A. H. Tlinkle, engineer of the NRA public works division James Adams, highway commission director, and Professor B. H. Petty of Purdue. Other subjects will be discussed

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TAMPICO STORM TOLL IS FIXED AT $57^000,000 Dead May Reach 200 as Aid Is Rushed to Flooded Areas. By United Preen TAMPICO, Mexico. Sept. 28Damage in the hurricane and flood which devastated this port and nearby towns on Sunday night and Monday was estimated today at upward of $57,000,000. Interior Secretary Edouardo Vasconcelos arrived to take charge of relief work. He sought to check on the dead and injured, but it was feared it would be days before an official casualty list would be forthcoming, due to difficulty of communications with stricken villages and interior towns. The dead, however, were expected to reach at least 200 and the injured thousands. West Areas Flooded One of the first moves of the secretary was to send the plane up again, loaded with food and medicine, to fly over small farms in the flooded districts inland, dropping supplies if unable to land. The area first aided was that flooded by the Panuco and Tamesi rivers, which destroyed hundreds of wooden cottages. There has been no contact with these districts for days, and the damage and loss of life was feared high. The rivers were reported still rising and other spots so far above the floods may be inundated. Looters Are Executed The first executions of looters at Tampico occurred today (Wednesday) when two men caught in the act were shot by military authorities. The water situation was reported becoming acute, water being sold by the bucket. The United Press correspondent stood by the river today and saw twenty bodies floating out to sea, justifying all predictions that the death list will be far in excess of that known now. An official estimate said 14,000 persons were homeless in the Tampico district.

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By United Preen ANDERSON, Ind., Sept. 28. Newman Conger, 19, and Woodrow Campbell, 18, both of Anderson, were killed instantly Wednesday night when the wings dropped off

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their home-made airplane and it crashed into a woods five miles northwest of here. The right wing crumpled when the plane was about 500 feet in the air. As the ship plunged downward.

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CORN CROP IN STATE ADVANCING RAPIDLY Moderate Weather in Last Week Aids Growth. Indiana's corn crop was advanced rapidly in the last week bv moderate weather, being beyond frost danger in the north and up to 80 per cent safe in other sections, it was reported today by J. H. Armington. meteorologist.