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The Washington times., 1933-10-30
NE. Body Works Win
Over Giants Team

The Northeast Body Works, 1885,
pound football team, surprised it's
staunchest rooters by defeating
the strong Silver Spring Giants
yesterday on the latter's gridiron,
6 to O..
The winners scored their marker
when Charlie Mackie intercepted
a pass and ran to the Giants five
yard line, where Bernie Thorn
berg went over.
The Washington times., 1933-10-30

Kansas following in order after
Tennessee's invasion. I saw w.
and j. outplay Carnegie Tech,
conqueror of Notre Dame, and I
believe the Presidents will prove
worthy foemen for any team.
Tulsa already has demonstrated
it's power as has Kansas.
The Washington times., 1933-10-30

crowd in the
East. Long be-
fore game time
e very dollar
seat was filled.
End zone tick
cts were harder
to get tn a n
those in mid
field. These end
zone crow d S
We ow
many million
aires America
once had.
Against Penn
N w played
oa;l eooeN~ hol1
The Washington times., 1933-10-30

top of the
stand, if not
actually in the
top row.
From t h / S
point you will
not only get
an ex llent
i'd e a Of the
W ork of the
teams with re-
lation to posi-
tionS in one
part Of the
fiel ID or an
other. and an
idea Of how the
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The Washington times., 1933-10-30
Pixlee Plans Hard Practice
For G.. w. Reserves
By JAMES E. PIXLEE

Athletic DeOHad Football Coach George Washington University
Time)
George Washington Universtys eleven goes into week
intensive practice today with its collective mind its biggest
Observation-Disclosures,
The Washington times., 1933-10-30
ASKS
FANS TOSTUDY
LINE PLAY

BY DUTCH" BERGMAN
Head Football Coach Catholic University
Copyright, 1888, The Washington Times
You football fans at your next
game, select seat near the CEN
ter of the field, we'll toward the
The Washington times., 1933-10-30

Only the hardest kind Of FOOT
ball will win for G. w. over the
Fighting Vols from Knoxville.
friday nights $50 victory
The Washington times., 1933-10-30
Navy Plays Mid-Season Ball
To Triumph Over Penn
Bv EDGAR wRIP") MILLER

o. q
Time)
ANNAPOLIS, Nd Oct 30-Before the depression stadium
managers worried considerably about filling up their dollar
back of the end Hard times came along and
settled all that for them.
The Washington times., 1933-10-30

Saturday the Penn-NaVy game
drew sixty thousand or more
spectators, probably the largest
The Washington times., 1933-10-30

@ 1888, B. M. Co-InErAm'S Shaving Cream
For a chin as smooth as a trade-in tire
try Ingram's Shaving Cream! It's cool.
II ends rawness. It's the worlds best
shave. 35c, tube q jars
The Washington times., 1933-10-30

This is the fifth Of of football
formations, plays and which Washington Times
believes 'CI be great help to hid wishing to become
familiar Dh the schools football tactics The
also designed football
their knowledge of the play Gfed
By Frank ("Buck") ONeiIl
The long slant power play, attacking
of football perfect
and S merely tackle play in which out his
assignment.
Two three plays executed football
The ball snapped II right end
The guard No. swings out and takes of either the defensive
end ackle Nos the beyond the line OF
scrmmage take and back No
block the tackle while Nos the ball carrier and
take out any tacklers possible
GTOmOrrOw-Sweep Around End Play)
The Washington times., 1933-10-30
Eleuen Eastern Grid
Teams Unbeaten
And United

The list of football teams un-
beaten and united in the East
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30

Gus Winker Chicago gangster chief, slain.
11-F employers Indiana New York, stripped of NRA
Smith completes flight 40
Ex-senator James Davis of Pennsylvania acquitted Moose
lottery traAcaaz island is picked federal psonMahns
Gun Kelly and wife sentenced prison for life in Urhel kidnapping
14-Germany quits Nations conference.
1S-Negro lynched by a
2O-Roosevel parley Russian recognition
21-N1ilo Reno officially farm strike
23-Roosve price:
signs retail code extends time for ruling on veterans
reaches Miami Worlds Fair in ChcagoDdier cabinet
25-Abert sarraut form French cabinet.
29-Rooseve decides to buy gold abroad through RICE H
Sothern famed actor dies at 73Pau Paneve eremer of
sOMrs Franklin Mobilization
Needs drive in Chicago.
31-Greek rejects U. S request extradion
NOVEMBER
First gold bought fol RFC.
So. Senator John B. Kendrick of Wyoming &c, dies.
Washngton assals eaditon treaty with Greece after insult
wins-Wlliam G. Shepherd correspondent, dies.
5-Texas Gunan dies after operation in Vancouver.
LA Guardia elected New York CyLtvinof arrives
in New York for Soviet recognition conference
8Seven Touhy indicted John kdnapngKing
Cuban rebels lose fort in sixhour battle 100 killed
1OBrooke Calf, kidnaped-Con-
troller General McCa holds eligible
12-Chcago Worlds Fair closeHler's policy
election, 20 to majority.
13-Anthracte strike of 900 men ended
15-Roosevet Eagles
terry ases-Henry Morgenhau acting secretary of
ury Woodin given leaveW K Vanderbilt Jr dies crash
16D W. Myers chief, succeeding
thau-Brooke Hart kidnapped in San Joe Calf murdered kid
nap suspects caught
17-U. s. recognizes Russia; Bullt named ambassador
20Sete balloon official satospher flight 2237 feet
ad-D Sprague quits u s. treasury assais gold policy
2Mrs Rhea Wynekoop found slain CHASTITY Chicago mystery
pa Smith attacks Roosevelt monetary pocyD Alice Wyne
others found guilty in Pennsylvania liquor
25-Htler asks accord ending VeaHlesCami
Chautemps chosen to head French cabinet
27-Kdnapers lynhed Jose Cali
condoned by California stirring pro-
20-A Smith denies Father Coughlins
with acknowledgement troops clash with mob off ynching
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capture of capital Of Jeho.
majorities Rechstag
6-Rooseve meets governors sums up nations tasks-MayOr
8Jese Isidor straus chosen u 6 ambassador France
9-Roosve asks banking dictator of Congresssecre
of Treasury Woodin authorizes local scrip issues.
1OROosevelt asks for federal and
southern California; injured
11House Roosevelt bill Senator Howell of
12-Hindenbug drops republics flag imperial
bannerBolvia rnews chaco takes fort from Paraguay
15RecOrd advance made trading
tornado kills 3 injured 2O0Btan orders sharp
to in of subjects in
16sevenfve nation
beer BILL after reducing alcohol content SO5
1SLeague council orders Peru Lett DIR. Hans
Luther named German ambassador to Washington
in three states flooded by Ohio River three die Ken
2ONew Jewish
Naz s5OOOOoOO
reportZangara
of Chcago-Britain supends Soviet trade treaty
21som Atlantic taking heavy toCharles E.
Mitchell, banker, arrested income charges.
22Farm relief bill passed by HouseBe bill signed by Roosevelt
Foe Mb pdid On b vdine Gn n ts
Babe Ruth signs $4,000, hits homer.
25-Colonel Hatfield wins Louisiana Derby.
Walker Miami
pay per April 1
Hleries against business
in Belgium
Roosevelt 25OOOO
SOsenate OOO0OO direct relief to aeFather coughins
bombed.-Brtain recalls from Russia
31Roosevt bill lifting limit medical liquoTornadoes
take As lives in southern states
pensons-Nazs
oneay boycott JewsPope Holy Door starts
3Michigan first for epealFou British flyers
Everest, worlds highest peak
4-Ahip missing
5-Presdent Roosevelt nvoke gold boarding law.
6Thiryour bill by SenaeRuby Bates in Scosboo
repudiates attack-Hierites control German
Legal beerco
trial. with death
1ODr Henry Van Dyke ST. dies Princeton Michigan is
to ratify repeal in convention.
Meyer Federal Reserve revealed
petition Senate to GUST Huey LongRoeve loses
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30
JANUARY

Japan refuses non-aggression with Russia
2rs Belle Mokowz, wefarepoica leader d-Boivians
Paaguayans six-hour
3Two killed wounded Illinois mine clashJapanese
tighten hold ShanhaikwanJack PckOrd, film dies
Mail robbers MnneapolThrty die
when $20,0O0OOO French ship
Calvin Coolidge dies of attack at home Northampton
Mass00OOO Chinese ShanhaikwanSenate subcommittee
favOrably prohibition repeal plan
6-Thousands fee volcanic eruptions in Chile
9Abe H. Wiggin, long head of Chase National bank ere
rebellion flares in SpalnStal1n reafirms Soviet policy
follower asks to widen embargoJapanee
pay bounty expes oppo-
from party.
15-Pope proclaims holy year, starting April
16Seven French South Atlantic in IA houBabe
Ruth refuses 100000 a $4,000
17-Phippne independence voted Hoovers Japan
reply o for Cancellation.
20-Scotu Metropolitan triumph
apn mops Jehol borderRoosevet pledges government
operation of Muscle Shoals.
Paris in
23-Technocracy breaks from
COumbia.-"Lame duck" amendment fully ratified.
24Washngton with debtor
25-A C@pone denied freedom on habeas corpus writ
27Engand and League Stimson plea Ford
Establishments takes $100O0 toCabinet resigns
Germany Hndenburg seeks cotionRoosevet and Sir Roland
Lindsay confer British debt.
29-Daadier seeks French cabinet.
$Aoph Hitler becomes chancellor of German coalition cabinet
john GaswOrthy British novelist, dies.
FEBRUARY
Hitler dissolution; election March
2-Fredeck G. Bonfs publisher
Managua and on Nicaraguan peace
3Prices then crash in wild gold speculation in London
SergantatArms article AL Smiths
New Outlook.
Japans China.
Fire COney Island $25OOOO lossGerman
gagged; Prussian regime displaced
60 deadLeague Nations
invade Jhol pOvnceMoson flies South At
antic and Natal Brazil.
1OHler procaim democracy Nazi rayGas blast
Neunkirchen, saar Germany kills 1OO Injuries 1000.
11-EarhQuake in China reported to have killed 10000
Thalia Massie.
14-Japan drafts utimatum for China to give Jehol
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30

Cermak friend elected
6~Bob carey noted auto racer killed in Los Angeles crash
17Senate Is to silver, 4333HOuse
barge resolution.
sentences two Brions to prison. expelled
Jimmy Betty Cannes.
Roosevelt imitation authority
orders chief imports from Russia
Washington with Roosevelt
world economic covery-sumner We named ambassador to
Cuba-Airship Macon makes maiden flight
24-Premier Roosevelt for parley.
League.-Dr Felix
Adler ethical culture diesHuse Muscle
Shoals bill
debt will stand-Iowa
farmers abduct and beat judge in foreclosure row.
2S-senate votes farm bill with imitation bonus defeated-Natna1
Recovery Act drafted daring lines"
3Tornades kill injure Mississippi and Arkansas
President Sanchez of Peru assassinated
gold for securities holders aboadTrops seize
farmers in Iowa
Reich in surprise raChina receives Soviet
3-House passes
German Federation of Industries to Nz cOntr Dali ends
o
5-House passes securities bi-Tornadoes
6Brokers Tip wins Kentucky Derby
S-senae passes named
president Harvard-Gandhi JAIL 21day
admiration bill SenaeTenneee and
Kentucky Bolivia
German students burn all unGerman unveies-E
head Federal Reserve Board.
imitation bill Wagner 5OOOOOOO states aid bill signed
by enrolled by
13-Head Play wins Preakness stake race.
1Enest famed film actor dies at 5Foods kill Is in
Ohio.
1-ROosevelt appeals B.
vd Lndbergh hoaxDr John Gre Hbben Princeton
University head. killed in crash
1S-French chamber with Russia
19-Roosevel receives bonus marchers committee.
2Four Rome Oyear European pact
22-Bonus disbands in Washington
2J P he and his paid income tax in
1881 and 1882. Senate banking inquiry.
reveaedTOm Mooney acquitted
murder"
26-House passes Roosevelt industrial recovery
2Chago Progress opened by Postmaster General Farley
House gold resolution 2SS to 57Gndh ends fast
SEeven cnvicts break from kansas state prisonLouis Meyer
Indianapolis a three killed
sLOd Debys Hyperion wins English Derby in record time
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30


Muldoon athletics Khay
American Derby.
Jews-Cyus
H K Curtis famed publisher, dies
Schmelng 10th round-House
$3,4594S090S industrial recovery
10-JOhnny Goodman Omaha, wins L. S. golf title.
11Spanh flyers complete Atlantic hop Camague Cuba covering
1853 mieChicago exposition sightseeing crashes 10 die
12-World economic conference London.
13-Senae passes industrial recovery bill
U.
16-Presiden national bills
plan o peg money rejected by Roosevelt
1S-Dr. A H. Compton reveals discoveries
19Wiiam millionaire freed by kid
napers-Ausria outlaws Nazs.
21-Ral reduction off eight
22-Char Mitchell former bank chief acquitted trial.
Hitler Socialists Reichag supprees party.
plane in Mexico.
29Faty' Arbuckle, comedian, 46Primo
3O-Venna Diet all Nazi deputies
John Jake the kidnapped ChcagoA
Erskine life
II 40
3Russe Boardman, famed flyer dies of injuries
5Roosevelt continues federal slash
Party in Germany dissolves.
8Roosevelt Harold
Shu payof British golf eHen Wills Moody
wins Wimbledon title for sixth time.
9Roosevel signs cotton textile CODE first major industrial pact
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30

Colonel Lndbergh flight to Arctic.
13John Factor Free $4,000 paid his kdnpers
kidnapping Alton,
14-C0ton crop cut adopted; processing tax ordered
5Babo Italian fleet reaches Chicago 61Omi flight
17Lthuanian flyers from S. die crash
2O-Concorda with Germany
22-EIiott Roosevelt and Ruth Googins wed in Iowa.
S-Molison cross Atlantic in plane crash at Bridgeport ConnWiey
Ursche wealthy Oklahoma oil man. kdnaped-Engh
Davis Cup defeats U.
26-LOuse Closer Hale author
2S-Automohe code signed;
so-England captures Davis Cup by beating France 3D.
-Uhel hdnapers free Oklahoma oil man for 100000
blue Eagle signs nation
2C Iubbel sets scOrees inning pitching 46
Fourteen thousand banks adopt NA code for hours and
3-Mlliondolar food Denver killed
5Leakng valve forces Settle
6Joseph Oliver manufacturer, Bend
ana Codos french myers land In Syria for distance record
1oNCnban AM rabe1s spanet Presdnt Meobod e treasury
2-achado fees from Cuba in plane Nassau Bahamas De Ces
oedes named president
1ROosevelt orders wahps Cuba; De cespedes
mob-Gene sarazen wins national professional golf
-Harvey Bailey kidnapping captured Texas
6-Hambletonian stake trotting
NRA bars shop clauses final ruling
OF industry.
1Presiden open
golf title
25-Twentyone nations restrictions Of
26Samu insult
Quebec dash in II hOursHen Jacobs Helen Wills
default for national women's tennis title.
-Rymond Moy quits Roosevelt brain trust to edit
Roosevelt signs auto code affecting 100000 Smith
wins Western golf
uey Long gets black eye at party on Long Island
29-Rooevel administrator
SEPTEMBER
New tropical high-Francesco
Pnedo aviator plane
Soviet sign friendship treatyVrgna
wins u golf
4Storm cuts Florida
Wood successfully speedboat trophy
Strain wreck at Binghamton N Y. kills 3d. Injuries 100
Hurricane Rio Grande valley dead and injured
Henry Ford raises fails NRA codeCuban enlisted
overthrow De Cespedes regime.
SKIING Fesa of Iraq dies suddenly.
10-Grau Martin u s president of
Ivan Orman and Troter missing baloon
16-Bemont Futurity b.
17-Hurricane Atlantic
1S-Jean Harlow marries Harold Rosson, cameraman.
19-New York Giants cinch National League pennant
20Dr. Annie Besant, theosophist leader n
21So coal 34OOOO.-Rechstag
Germany-Washington League
22-Roosevelt offers farmers loan of 10
25-Hurricane Tampco deadRocoe Turner
transconinental air record, 10 hours Y
6-Ring Lardner, author diesTen desperate
Indiana prisonMachine
tured in Memphis, Ursche
27Cache of $7S250, of Uchel Texas
James W. Collier. author of 80 bill Congress-
29-Communists riot Havana killed. hurt-Joseph
Mckee
SO-Kidnape found guilty in Luer and Uhel caseRooseyt
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suspec-Touhy
29-Four Maryland held lynchers freed court-Mob
St. Joseph Mo, ynch Choate L
liquor
DECEMBER
1scottsboro guiy-Richard Mellon
banker,
3Aexander Legge chief
opened.
5Repeal of prohibition Utah, sate-Esworh
sails from New Zealand Antarctic fight.
6-Lindberghs fly from Africa
S-Elmer Layden selected coach
12Connie
shaw for 100000 players.
15Gsn. Hugh S. in
steel plant election; legal, says chief III
15Treasury income l
revision.
16Lindberghs land Vance, famed author
burned
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30
HIGHLIGHTS OF PRINCIPAL WORLD EVENTS FOR LAST
TWELVE MONTHS GIVEN IN DETAIL BY THE TIME

The last Ueve months the history ehed
he United States other thirtyhe
Wth plane
the Uasr
February AdoIph tightening grip Germanys
affairs vha his activities Seventy thousand lives
snufed Chinese earthquake
An Franklin D.
and fatally Oonded Mayor Cermak of Chicago
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30

Franklin Roosevelt in Miami;
Mayor of Chicago shot twice
16-Senate votes repeal 1928
Robinson sister of the late President Theodore
Roosevelt, dies.
heavyweight pugisc champion dies
19-Wyoming is state provide machinery for repeal
2S9121 for repeal Of prohibition Senate
passes relief bZangara ninety
in prison Cermak shooting in Miami.
Catholic meetings injuring manyHymans
report League bames Japan for aggression in China
Campbell speed record of 27210 miles
al Daytona, Fla.
inquiry National City bank and insult
impeaches Judge Louderbak of dry law
assembly
25Chaoyang Jehols second largest city falls to japanese
Leagues action observation-disclosures bank
signed by HooverBoston Red sox American League
club sold TO Yawkey and Collins.
2Rooevelt confirms appointments of Farley and Wallace to
by Ford of eup
banks declare hreeda hodaGrand Duke Alex
ande OF dies in exile in France
relief bill passed by senate-Rooseve
cabnetBanks cities
fire wrecks German Rhstag building
indicted mail fraud charges Insult
cabinet by naming Senator Thomas Walsh
and Perkins.
MARCH
Alabama adopts banking holiday; other states
2-Senator Thomas o. dies suddenly
1-Eouse Democrats Raney
holidays statesJapanese
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30

Bank started and the fall the house Insult
announcing appointments
in Michigan
the holiday eue April marked Nth
his oIving
s4OOOOOOOO cut N pensions.
the dull va8 enluened
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30

President and his leaders pushed tor
their campaign against economic ills.
Kdnapg the Page for months the cr
ocroppg places the h startling rapy
of yncEngs followed closely the heels of the
kdnGpng that had blocked by federal government Intervention
the the the LndberghS made their
their ndiUe
a Indianapolis Times
of the great
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-30

approves satOsphere balloon
ascends lis miles.
OCTOBER
119 kledRoosevelt stands firm
pensions address Legion convention.
3Twentythre die in Los Angeles brush Observation-Disclosures
Sbng Dolfuss
in by Austrian Nazi
5John D. Rockefeller J offers liquor control progam-WHam
L. Week. Chicago Adoree dies
Roosevelt Humphrey Federal Trade
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS world
series, beating Washington 4-3.
S-Morris Hillquit, Socialist leader, dies
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
MT. VESUVIUS
is IN ACTION
Countryside Terror Stricken
by Explosions Deep
Within Mountain.

By JHited Press
NAPLES, Italy, Feb. Ant. Vesu-
vius, fiery ancient volcano, after
Slumbering two years, has resumed
intense activity.
Deep rumblings and earth shocks
caused panic Friday among the
people of the countryside and near
by villages.
Hundreds of quakes had been reg
istered since early Thursday. Pro-
fessor Alessandro Malladra. director
Of the Vesuvius observatory, an
nounced. The most severe came at
$3.50 p. m. today, shaking the OBJ
Servatory for fifteen seconds.
1t was felt in nearby towns of
Tore Del Greco, Resila and Por-
tici.
VeSuvius spouted ashes and nu-
merous explosion deep within the
mountain caused peasants to fear
an eruption of the dreaded boiling
lava, which has snuffed out count
less lives and flooded over villages
and towns for centuries.
The new activity Of Vesuvius has
manifested itself in explosions, rum
blings and spouting of incandescent
ashes" Professor Malladra reported.
The glowing, rosy sky around the
top, over the crater is due to the
boiling lava inside"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
NINE SAVED FROM
FLAMING CITY HOUSE
Two Children Carried Out;
Damage Is $1,000.

Two small children were carried
to safety and seven other persons
were forced to flee from their homes
early today when fire caused $500
damage to a double house at 1924
South West street
Awakened as dense smoke filled
an upstairs room, Mrs Catherine
Dietrich and a sister, Mrs. Mary
Wright. carried to safety the two
children of Mrs. Dietrich, Marlin, 18
months and Richard. months, who
were sleeping in an adjoining room.
Flames, originating from a defec-
tive fue, according to firemen, first
were discovered by Miss Nellie Reed
10, and a sister, Mary Is, who were
sleeping in an upstairs room on the
opposite side of the house.
The girls then awakened Mrs
Loretta Strait, 18, a guest, and Will
liam Reed, the father. They fled to
the home of a neighbor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
CAROL ORDERS
TROOPS RULE
Action Taken After Wreck
ing of Standard Oil Office
by Mob.
BIZ TNitcd Press

BIZ United Press
BUCHAREST, Feb. 4.-King Carol
signed DEGREES today establishing a
military state of emergency, tanta-
mount to martial law, in Bucharest
and the oil district of Ploesti
where a mob wrecked offices of a
subsidiary of the Standard Oil OF
New Jersey three days ago.
The king summoned cabinet
meeting this morning to discuss ex-
tending the state Of emergency
throughout the country. Bucharest
and environs were quiet.
Widespread labor unrest was re-
sponSible for the DEGREES.
Troops were ready to go to Ploesti
center of the important Rumanian
oil refining industry
Workers invaded the offices,
wrecked furniture and attempted to
destroy files and records.
Parliament began discussion Fri
day night of proclaiming the mill
tary dictatorship yelled uunder the
term of state emergency
The parliamentary debate fol-
lowed a general strike of railroad
shop workers at Jassy, Bessarabia
Strikers appealed to traffic workers
to join them. The walkout therat-
ened to cripple railroad service in
Moldavia, one of the most impor-
tant communications systems in the
country.
The situation was aggravated by
resignation Of Pan Halippa, cabinet
minister for the Bessarabian terri
tory, which chiefly will be affected
by the emergency DEGREES.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
FOUR PRISONERS
ESCAPE HERE
Flee From Deputy While
Being Taken to State
Farm.

Four prisoners escaped from Gus
tody of Marion county deputy
sheriffs in the downtown district
early today while being taken to the
Indiana state farm at Putnamville.
Twenty other prisoners did not
escape.
Two of the prisoners leaped from
rear of a bus at West and Wash
ington streets, while two others
made their escape at the White
river bridge.
Squads of police were scouting
both vicinities in search for the
escaped men. The deputies were
Harry Coot and Michael Lane.
They are Leroy Bryant, 2235 West
Morris street; James o. Finn, 1923
East Washington street, and James
Smith, Negro, All West North street,
all facing terms for drunkenness,
and Robert Daniels, Negro, 653
Bright street, convicted of petit
larceny.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
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