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THURSDAY, SEPT. 4,
16 Amested In Four Raids
Police Continue Gaming Crackdown
Bixteen persons were arrested in|. ot raids last night as the police
a raid at 018. Kenwood ave.
Harold Scoggan, 38, on a charge of pperating a lottery and horse race books.
Af an apartment building, 36 W. Vermont st, Lowell Schackelford, 59, and Fred Scott, 42, were arrested on charges of operating a lottery. Three others arrested at the place on ting charges were Walter Miles, 323 N. Arsenal ave.; Vic Larson, 151 N. Illinois st, and George Wise, 43, of 26 E. 14th st. Sarah Russ, 1240 N. Senate ave, was held on a charge of operating a gaming house at her home. Seven others found in her home were charged with visiting a gaming
In a raid at 1013 N. Illinois st. John Bishop, 901 Locke st, was held on a charge of operating ‘a lottery.
Hold Ex-Barman In Check Probe
A former North Side bartender who has admitted check forgeries
. in seven states is being held by
state police today in connection with passage of two bad checks at Harrison hotel a year ago. Earl J, Reid, 39, Toledo, O., and his wife, Mary Reid, 27, were arrested at the bus terminal here yesterday as they arrived from Ohio, Arrest followed the charge of a New York woman on the bus that she had seen 4a woman going through her purse in a washroom along the route and later discovered
' $650 in cash and checks missing.
During questioning concerning the purse case, state "police sald Reid admitted the check forgeries including the passing of the check at the indianapolis hotel. State police said Reid -is under $5000 bond pending investigation.
arrested Rex Page, 37, and
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NATIONAL " 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY — Tomorrow's temperatures will range frem morning minima in the 60's to afternoon readings in the 70's in Northern New England and Michigan. - The mercury is expected to dip to the upper 60's through New York, Pennsylvania and the upper Ohio Valley, ard rise into the mid 80's or higher during the day. Coolest weather in the nation is expected in the northern and central Plains where morning temperatures in the 50's will be reported. Cool air pushing down behind the cold air front will hold maximum readings in the 70's in this area. The cold air front marks the leading edge of this visiting cool air mass while air flow arrows show wind directions. The. normal inland floy of hot, humid air off the Gulf of Mex= ico will hold minimum readings in the sultry 70's in the Gulf
Official Weather
UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU v Sept, & 104%
seins 7:12
Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m. .24 Total precipitation since Jon, 1....28.44 49
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state session include:
Mrs. Mary McKinney, Gary, state councilor; Mrs, Bertha Thompson, Indianapolis, associate councilor; Mrs. Mabel
Price, Jenne. Haute, vice councilor; |
Wine ML oounelion: Mrs. iy Hele, fo - sec retary; Mrs. Opal Sears tate
ams, New Albany, Mrs. Dorothy Ambroskia, Gra ay. tm inside Sentinel:
outside sen-| St.
Excess since Jan, 1 .......%.....0000 The following table shows the temperature in other cities: qb Masters anatasestarirey 9 68 B34 ©5 95 60 12] 67 84 -v66 Jessa . 92 56 Evansville . . 90 67 Pt Wave . . 9 67 Dor (City) . Kansas City ....... .109 88 cridus . 4 64 FT 88 80 + 66 hid 68
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states, the ‘Mississippi and lower Ohio Valleys and the Boutheast. This moist Gulf air flow will rapidly send the mercury into the 90's with many inland sections recording afternoon readings of 100 ‘degrees. This Gulf air stream will rise into tall unstable clouds and release thunderstorms from partly cloudy skies in the affected areas over the Gulf states, the Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys. Scattered thundershowers are also indicated over the southern Rockies and Montana.
Weather bureau forecasters offer some relief for the parched 1 central Plains, These experts point out cool northerly winds will retard depletion of soil moisture, but no immediate prospect of beneficial rains is in sight. Showers usually occur in this central section of the U. 8B. as warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico clashes with an outbreak of cool northerly winds near a front.
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ton, Atlanta, Memphis, St. Louis and Kansas City, 70. .
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He disclosed that “a kind of investigation” has been underway the past several months since legitimate turkish bath house ‘operators and others complained to city officials that their businesses were being jeopardized. |
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