Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1934 — Page 23

OCT. 5, 1934

ARIZONA MOB BOMBS FARMS OFJAPANESE Violence Flares Again in Salt River Valley Land Feud. Sv I niti (f Prr PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 5—A new wave of violence against Japanese farmera in the Salt River valley was reported today along with the disclosure that department of Justice *K?nts were seeking a band of nightriders, accused of the outrages. Pive bombs were exploded in the yards and irigation canals of Jap-

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anese farmers, one landing at the feet of a 15-year-old Japanese girl. She escaped Injury, although knocked to the ground. J. Tomura, secretary of the Japanese Association, who reported the bombings, said they occurred within the space of thirty minutes in widely separated sections of the valley. The young daughter of K. Ishikawa, who was knocked over when a bomb exploded at her feet, said two men stepped from a car and flung the explosive in the yard. She furnished officers with a description of the machine. Tomura said all the Japanese inDance Tonight | FARM ELL PARTY f§ if CVV and MU X Orchestra *. ; 2.1 c Before 9 O'Clock |v INDIANA ROOF

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volved in the bombings were Amer-! ican citizens who have resided In the valley several years. Disclosure that federal agepts are investigating the terrorism came from Governor B. B. Moeur, renewing his appeal to American farmers to rest their side of the controversy with the courts. Already neariy r score of Japanese have temporarily j been enjoined from further farming . under provisions of the state anti-! alien law. Officials of the Anti-Alien Asso-1 elation, leading advocate of the | campaign to expel orientals from the valley, denied that members of ‘

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thetr organization were responsible for this or previous bombings. T. Hori, Japanese counsel at Los Angeles, said he was “still relying" upon Governor Moeur to end the violence. He said a report of the bombings was sent to the Japanese embassy at Washington and to Tokio. Typhoon Sweeps Northern Luzon fly Vnitrd Prr MANILA. P. 1., Oct. s.—Four fishermen were missing and feared drowned today after a typhoon which swept northern Luzon, disrupting communications and inundating wide areas.

29 CHOSEN TO HELP TECH HEAD LIBRARIAN .. Miss Harter Chooses Experienced Girls for Aids. Twenty-nine girls at Technical high school who have had experience in the use of reference books, cataloging, mending books, floor duty and working at the charge desk have been chosen to help in the school library by Mi-ss Llye Harter. head librarian. They are: Mary Alice Bari. Madeline Bivens. Martha Blake. Frances Creasey. Lola Creede. Mary Alice Creighton.

Wilma Donels. Mary Mae Endaley.j Gertrude Essig. Evelyn Fosgate.! Louise Fultz. Ella Lee Gardner. Florence Hunt. Bernice Jones. Lorena Johnson, Katherine Lammert, Lucille Martz. Vivian Means, Madeline Newton. Betty Pickerell, Louise Plummer. Rosemary Renihan, Shirley Rudd, Mary M. Rugimer, Janet Swea ringer, Helen Viceck. Betty Jean Wells and Bernice Wires. Hen Laid l'oikless Egg sty rifrd Trr.,* RICKREALL, Ore.. Oct. 5. The depression has hit at least one Rickreall poultry yard. A hen on the Stenson place laid a yolkless egg.

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