Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1938 — Page 36

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The engineer, fireman and a brakeman were killed, and another brakeman and the conductor were injured when this Milwaukee road freight loco-

motive exploded between Elgin and Almora, Ill. The boiler was hurled 300 feet by the blast, and a hole was dug in the roadbed.

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CALL FOR VIEWS OF CANDIDATES

Small Businessmen Want Opinions on Spending, Labor, Social Security.

AKRON, O,, Oct. 14 (U. P.).—The National Small Businessmen’s Association, claiming nonpolitical interest, today asked the nation’s congressional and senatorial candidates what they think about Government issues. Z Dewitt M. Emery of Akron, president of the Association founded a year ago to give small businessmen a voice in national affairs, sent questionnaires to candidates requesting their views on the Wagner Labor Act, Federal tax laws, “blank check” authorizations, Government reorganization, Government expenditures and the Soeial Security Act. Mr. Emery said in a letter to the candidates that “small business is today, as it always has been, the very backbone of our nation.” He described small businessmen as a “new and powerful element” in national life. “We are not a fraternal order,” he said. “We hold no brief for any political party or school of thought. We are simply the small business-

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purpose is to have a voice in national affairs so that we may make our contribution toward better government.” :

HUNT NEW VICTIM OF ’GATOR KILLER

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oct. 14 (U. P.).—Texas Rangers, convinced by discovery of a second body that Joe Ball's victims must have been more numerous than first believed, instituted a search today for Julia Turner, another of Ball's long string of woman companions. - From the sand dunes of Corpus Christi Bay, Rangers took the body of Minnie Gotthardt yesterday. Last week they recovered the body of Hazel Brown. They were not certain that Miss Turner was a third victim of the crazed tavern keeper, but she and

clothing which Williams’ broth GRAND JURY CALLED fidenifien as his. Mr. a a | a Negro wh 1ted hi TO PROBE LYNCHING pio Mn The community _—— had been outraged ‘several months RUSTON, La. Oct. 14 (U. P.).—|ago by a similar crime. Judge E. L. Walker convened

grand jury today to inquire into ie BOWES IN HOSPITAL .

lynching of W. C. Williams, 19, a Negro, whom Judge Walker charac- : . terized as a “confessed slayer.”’ : ‘FOR 2D OPERATION Some members of the mob which ET lynched Williams yesterday were] NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (U.P).— said to have heard him confess be-| Maj. Edyard Bowes, radio enterfore the rope choked him, that he|tainer, entered Doctors Hospital tokilled Bob Blair, 45. Williams was found hiding in a|finger crushed in a mishap aboard smoke house. The mob, then alhis yacht this summer. It will be posse, had found blood stained|the second operation on the finger.

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