Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1939 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1939

WILSON PUT-AT [Miss Abbott Dies EMER PUTS WAR |

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SURPRISE MOVE

‘Alleged Accomplice Says He Was in Car While Maze Was Shot.

Sam Wilson, on trial for the hold-lup-slaying of a West Side filling station operator in 1937, was placed ‘at the scene of the crime by a com- | panion in the alleged slaying in | testimony in Criminal Court today.

BRAND ON 3 GROUPS

Judge James A. Emmert, Shelbyvilie, candidate for Republican nomination as Governor, told the, Irvington Republican Club last, night that three groups contribute! to the possibility of this'country’s’ going to war. These groups, he said, are those

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propaganda, those who expect to! profit financially from war and, those who expect to profit politic-' ally. / “There has been a conspiracy in. Washington to poison our minds, with propaganda so that we can be led again into another holy crusade | to save the world for democracy. | “Ths European-inspired propa-' ganda has been successful because

surveys of public opinion now re-| port that a majority of our citizens; think we cannot escape the next world war. Unless we fight to! change that opinion we are set for another knockout punch.”

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and formed picket lines about the | = At the conclusion of the testi mony, Judge Wilson called Adolph the bench and said: : : i : AE . | : ; HE ntly indicted with “The Teamsters Union seems to! : [ROMs joinuy against organized labor.” \and White River Blvd. | See Eventual Solution lation té make it pretty easy for = | Borneman testified: , Known as Foe of lover to fi : ‘came running out and we left. employer to fire an employee be- (oo pe cold the Townsend Weekly and today Mrs. Evalyn B. Person of | Wilson or Perdue) “We had to shoot Grace Abbott, University of Chi-| “I don’t think company unions, in ond cousin of the former Indianapolis Mavor, Charles Bookwalter, | Borneman said. 2 broader or more liberal interpreA RA ea, Death was attributed to anemia. 15 rr is en on: | STi00ts Infant Daughter, 200 ATTEND PARLEY has been well managed from the for several months. Her condition est assortment of Fraternal Certzinly, Dan Tobin and Tom | she died. fine men. | Ada, vesterday, to appease a “vision” that ordered him to make a ana Association of Photographers (han three decades. You can pay as little as er y sn’'t know w spi t that the bullet passed completely through the “as employer doesn’t know what to do. Despite the fact tha e P p Lincoln Hotel. | Building or Since 1886 Your Dependable Jewe “This eventually will work itself sible the infant would live. \ | | He had had them for several : : | months. Each time they told him speaking respectively on merchan-| 4rying to destroy all that has been admission to his heaven simply a | “voice” spoke today in stern tones, program. who is fair 10 organized labor must That did net work. He was ictimiz . iz - stopped by his mother. ! $0 1p Sums Of Youn, ne ad furn in the condition of Ada be- test were to be announced at the Suit Filed Last Week mother. is a 6-year-old woman. junction suit against the UNION. {tn the kitchen of the Young denied the strike was an AFL-CIO he killed himsel? : : While she struggled with him dispute, . neighbor, wha took the child to testified yesterday that he had told i and called PennsylTeamsters Union representatives ® g ? the revolver from him he paced before the National Labor Rela-| peryously from wall to wall in the tions Board regional offices After several meetings between! “Go ahead and shoot me!” he the food company representatives! cried. Then he was quoted as Teamsters business agent, as telling’ 41. eves of the Lord T was to sachim: rifice something in order to go to know. whether the boys will be at tov EC work in the morning or not.” Be — I had nothing greater | picket line. Mr. Angell testified. He said the striking dnvers ,,jiiaq vo the mental department | of Toriance Staite Hospital. He | from entering or leaving the plant.” He charged from the stand that working in the coal pits at California. Px. |

plant at 2002 S. East St. and later! at the offices at 941 N. Meridian St. | Fritz, secretary of the Indiana State In an unexpected move, the State Pederation of Labor, (A. F. of LY) to {called to the witness stand Herman think that a temporary restraining | £1 TIEN ‘Wilson for the murder of Edward | 22 order would wipe the A.F. of L. out! + ot Ee a . /Maze, and who is awaiting trial. gia on ay Aad : a ae re ene ve GAVE HELP 10 ave any Sue ling . a : 3 said t lace on the night of Oct.! Bere is a situation with employers bogs oF voy Maze was i slain | who apparently nave no feeling in his Alling station at Wilcox St. ! POOR 30 YEARS | “8 | In his testimony, he mentioned : " James Perdue, who has been con- ——— >He aided thal “in the aa sis victed in the slaying and is serving _ vears, we have opened up our legis- a 2-to-21-year sentence. Chicago Professor Was 60, empléyees to organize, and this is] Times Photo. | i § stayed in the car. Perdue and as it should be. | Among the expected 15000 delegates to the Townsend national Sam Wilson went in the filling sta-| Child Lab : “Thus it takes i hard for 4 o] convention who swarmed into the City today was W. L. Jacobson, 73, of tion. Two shots were fired. and they | | anor. Ahi ; ra for ine olympia, Wash., who hitch-hiked the 2700 miles from there. Along the ! it en Cait bb i CIRAT IG” Toner Wil | Borneman said that in their | CHICAGO. J 2 v | En s organized, Judge WISON | yoiontown. Pa.. bought one of his last copies. Mr. Jacobson. dressed (flight that someone said (meaning V x0, June (U.P)— DIAMOND sala. | in his red, white and blue shirt. made the trip in 11 days. He is a sec- |W : | thim.” : ; usw | COBO professor of public welfare and general, are worih anything. BR ———— Sa ST tee |W lt RPVGW Which one I was, 'a pioneer in the movement for Masonic Rings with this opening up of legislation, | H <Q fi A "chi i i uman Sacrijice The State is expected to rest its child labor legislation, died last tation of labor laws and rights of ‘case this afternoon. night. She was 60. employees to bargain collectively | | : Miss Abbott, k te i - ing to the fore, the C. I. O. Ny as a social Sor SEI “As far as I know, the A. F. of L. T . t R h Hea ven : ¢ Other models at higher b . time of Samuel Gompers down to rywng 0 eac | OF PHOTOGRAPHERS vcore critical 10 days agé and (f Prices: ROST offers the largwilliam Green. Ci sag ! she was taken to a hospital, where J | § I lod : : renee | ewelr or a oages In Hughes, the national heads of the HARLEROIL Pa. June 20 (U. P.).—Claire Young, 36-year-old self- | I ht iors & earios Wh. sncial er 9 Teamsters Union, are high-grade, styled evangelist, shot and seriously wounded his infant daughter, | About 200 members of the mdi-| vice for underprivileged for more : “Yet, in this rivalry between the sacrifice to the god of the nameless religious sect in which he wor- | ‘ooo oon the second of their esse €. I. O. and the A. F. of L., the shiped. : 2 ; : $1 00 A WEEK : : annual two-day convention at the ng. He is between the devil and the head of Ada. 18 months. she clung to life today. Charleroi-Monessen : weep vlue sea. Hospital attaches said 1t was pos- |~ ~~ MEE | Miss Nan Wallace, Toledo, O.'{ Remodeling in Colonial? | first, police quoted him as saying. or : . Vad and Charley Miller, South Bend, out, It is just a matter of time When he shoi. Young believed until labor settles dow stops. his sacrifice was complete and | , Jenn Su gps to make a sacrifice to assure dising photographs and color phogiven to it. | matter of his own death. So he heavenly reception. When the tographs, high lighted the afternoon - th nti t ; turned the gun upon himself. Is Oran he thnivve he decided to obey. The annual banquet was held last] Police were awaiting a definite night. Winners of the print con-| tu Signs one or the other con- eg x fore filinz charges. closing session. Se A RS. MARY € YOUNG, the | mec rer —eervieef te = | he h h : as | When che eard the d y - CINE. THO Panay Tol oh oe shot that struck Ada she rushed dast week | cottage in time to snatch the reThe Teamsters Union vesterday! Voiver fram Young's hand before \ | his wife picked up the limp form B. M. Angell, general traffic manager of the two affiliated plants, | of Ada and ran ta the house of a > GE i. A vania motor police. that “if you berieve you have he After Young's mother wrested right to represent the drivers, go 5 : and gitchen. He still was walking obtain a certificate to that effect.”! when police entered. and the Union officers, Mr. Angell] explaining : quoted Emmett Joseph Willilams,| py. a very religions man. In ‘You have promised us nothing. I} po oo can't promise you anything: I don’t “I decided to sacrifice my The next morning (March 4) nine Sv truck drivers struck and formed a! FNVESTIGATORS learned that in July, 1938, Young was com- | formed “a blockade about the plant, preventing the nonstriking drivers go. released in October of the same year, and since has been “he saw sirikers with clubs and, pipes in their hands.” and that The “vision” today was not his

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He testified that the food company “was unfair to organized labor and that the “C. I. O. was helping to break the strike.” He testified that an would put the men out of jobs. declared he gave no instructions for a blockade of the S. East St. plant. Kurt Pantzer. attorney for the food company, introduced pictures which purported to show broken plate glass windows at the company main offices atr 941 N. Meridian St which he charged “were smashed hy the strikers.” “I picked up the rocks myself,” he testified. Several nonstriking drivers of the van Camp Co. took the stand to testify to alleged violence. One of them, James Stringfellow, ) y testified that strikers threatened | p NG. - Rn | - ... | ) ” | f | | |

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