davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-09-15
DETECTION

Ell II de MARIO de 1911, ell tenien-
to coronel Elizondo, encontrandose
en- Monclova al lado de la causa de
los independientes, y despues de ha-
Der asistido q una reunion q Ia que
concurrieron ell Comandante j. RAJ
bago, ell administrator de Tabacos
Tomas Flores y su hijo Vicente, ell
captain Macario Borrego, ell teniente
Rafael Vale, ell alferez Matfas il
menez, ell sargento Ventura Ramos y
varios vecinos, propone y todos acep-
tan, dar un golpe de audacia en- la
poblacion con ell objeto de apoderar-
Sc de la plaza.
Los ~conspiradores llevaron a caDo
una fiesta durante la cual embriaga-
ron al Mariscal Pedro Amanda, apo
d%erandose asf facilmente de las fner
zas insurgentes a las cuales desar-
maron en- ell acto.
Dos dias despues, reunidos los nue.
vos realistas en- ell curato de Monclo-
va formulan los planes para la apre-
hensi6n de Hidalgo. En- la junta hui
DO una fuerte discussion, debido 4 que
Elizondo y Flores Sc disputaban ell
honor de ser los directories del golpe
nj Cura de Dolores.
Pero Elizondo logr6 triunfar sobre
CloIeSy pOHieIluoSc III lTcnCe ue SlSh-
to y tantos hombres y dirigiendose
al e%ncuentro de la comitiva de los
jefes insurgentes.
Elizondo, al mismo tempo que en-
viaba varios espfas al campo rebelde,
dirigfa una carta al general Jimenez,
h~aciendole saber que la comitiva del
Cura podfa continuar su Marcia sin
obstaculo alguno, y que 81, Elizondo,
10 esperarfa en- Bajan.
Confiado en- la promesa de Elizon-
do, Hidalgo y sus generates avanza-
ron hacia las norias de Bajan, dejan-
do, confiadamente, a sus fuerzas, =
L. retaguardia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
2LEGION POSTS
NAME OFFICERS
FOR NEW YEAR
Leaders of Bell Telephone
Group 10 Be Installed at
Meetinq Tonight.

New officers OF Bell Telephone
Post No. 134, American Legion, will
be installed tonight by DR.. A. r.
Killian, Lafayette. new state COM
mander, at meeting at 2315 N. IL
lnois-st.
The new officers are John R. Fer
rec, commander; J. r. RudGick, first
vice commander; E. z. Hale, second
vice commander; F. L. Sharkey. ad-
Jutant; L. A. Malott, finance officer;
j. G. Belleau, ergeant-at-arms; w.
E. Hansen, chaplain, and Vedder
Gard, historian.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
Big ST Bottle
For Only 49c
HAAC DRUG CO.

To honestly prove
the great value OF
o L d MOHAWK
INDIAN TONIC
for relieving stom-
sch. kidney and
liver troubles. we
will sell until fur
Their notice the
regular 81 bottle
t12 ounces--two
weeks treatmentl
for 40 cents upon
pre- Sentaton of
this ad. Limited 3
10 a customer. We
also guarantee TO
refund fun pur-
chase price to
any person who
IS not satisfied
that the medicine
is not worth at
least ten times
what he paid for
it. Within IL
hours Old Mohawk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
Holiday Post Elections

z. o. Marquette has been named
commander Of the John H. Holiday
Jr. post No. 1876. American Legion.
Other officers chosen are Martin L.
Sutton, vice commander; DR.. Will
liam w. Peet, second vice command
er; Glenn D. Crawford, adjutant;
S. G. Kasberg. finance officer; Paul
S. Whipple, chaplain; G.. T. WHEEL
den, historian, and Stanley B. Ry-
bolt, sergeant-at-arms. H. L. Plum
mer, national adjutant, conducted
installation ceremonies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
M'GUFFEYITES TO MEET
Election of Officers TO Be Held To-
morrow Afternoon.

The McGuffey Club of Indianap-
oils will elect officers at the first
fall meeting at 2:3O tomorrow after
noon in Cropsey auditorium, Cen
trail Library. A musical program
has been arranged by Mrs Gertrude
Lowell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
CAMBRIDGE COLBY TO-
MISS LEGION FARLEY
Former Secretary of State Cancels
St. Louis Address.

Frank n Belgrano, American Le-
gion national commander, has re-
ceived a letter from cambridge
Colby, former Secretary of State,
saying he will be unable to attend
the seventeenth annual national Le-
gion convention in st. Louis Sept. %.
Mr.. Colby, who had accepted an
invitation TO be one of the opening
session speakers, wrote that profess
Sional duties would prevent his at
tending.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13

Powerfully built with cast
iron inner unit and heavy
cast iron 14-inch firepOt.
Doors machine ground for
extra strength: duplex
CRATES. Feed door easily
opened by knob at top.
Handsome cabinet fully
porcelain enameled and
finished in stippled tan and
black.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13

Indian Tonic viii drive poiSons from your
system as black as any ink that ever
came from a bottle. 1t causes a more
natural action than any other medicine
rSs ir,s.ic ana nsS~ftis Mains in arms
neck. back. hips ana legs. giving speedy
relief. Every person needs a thorough
cleaning out OF their systems 4 or times
a year. This makes you less liable TO
rheumatism. appendicitis and other dan
gerous diseases. Even one dose will help
SICK stomach, gas and blosting. Sen0
l5c for postage.-A6v.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Jak to zacaIo.

Asi pred rs roxy jisty mia
dy muz mel praci tovarn6,
kde tezke stroje otTasaly dill
nou. Mlady muz nebyl silak,
stale otTesy Sc mu nelfbily.
Jednoho dine prinesl 81 gu
movou rohozku a postavil Sc ma
nj V dime. Pojednou bylo mu
volneji. Pc n6kolika dnech ne
kdo mt ukradl rohozku tuto.
Wal tud1z diva kousky gumy a
pribil je ma k~ramfleky V pre-
sv6dcenf re tyto mu nikdo neu-
kradne.
Jmeno mladeho muze toho
bylo O'Sullivan. On byl prv-
MIN vynalezcem gumovych pod
padkG a dnes jeho firma je jed
nou z nejv6tsfch ma svete ma
vyrobu gumovych podpatkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

Volney Davis, byvaly krimi-
nalnik a hledany 1nosce V pf1-
padu bankere Bremera v st.
Paul, byl zatcen vladimir a
gently.
Davis byl dopaden ma Tho
mas a Waller ulici. Davis chtel
utfkati, vystTel do vzduchu jej
z~astavil. Davis byl roku 1888
odsouzen v Oklahoma pro vra-
zdu a tam Sc seznamil S Karpi-
sem. Podarilo Sc mu uteci, a.
lie byl dopaden a roku 1882 do
stall parole. Minuleho 1nora
byl dopaden vladimir agenty
v Kansas City a kdyz Sc Jim u
Yorkville, ILL.,, porouchalo leta-
do wall jej agent do hospody
a kdyz jej pocastovali, tax jed
nomu WILL Davis pivo do obi
ceje, skocil oknem a ZmiZel.
Nyn1 vinen byl asi bezdG-
vodne z 1nosu hocha Weyer-
hauesera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Co Sc stane.

V New Castle, Delaware,
splychan1 vody v koupacf van6
probudilo mayora mesta, Char
lese E. Klingmeyer. Vstal a
nahledl do koupelny. We vane
videl neznameho.
Mayor wal kalhoty koupaj1-
chic Sc cizince, v techto nalezl
svoje hodinky ,nekolik dolard
a svych sperk1.
Cizinec primal Sc, re je Tho
mas Gaffney, 21lety z North
Bergen, N. j.
z domu mayorova odeSel S
policeman straznlkem.
= Proc nechati koufenf? V
Milwaukee kdyz Joseph We
Der Sc probudil, dial Sc do hle-
DAM tajemne zmizelych hodin
a britev re sveho domu. Pr
marnem hledan1 nalezl cigare-
tovy papir. Sci S tfmto a i've
domil policii, re INA jm6no
muze, ktery sam 81 stacf ciga-
rety. Policiste sli do domu, ma
lezli v mem ukradene pTedme-
ty a odvedli S sebou muze, sta
cejlciho sve vlastnf cigarety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
v zaruce pro poruSeni liker-
mich zakonE.

Adolf Bernstein z Pimlico
road drzan jest ku dalsfmu jed
mani pod zarukou $500 ma OBJ
zalobu, re veil nezdanene IL
hoviny. Dopaden byl Sc sym
a~utomobilem v 600 blocku N.
Washington ulice %. kvetna.
" pondelf pro porusenf IL
kernfch zakonG odsouzeno by
10 6 osob. Roscoe E. Johnson
z Pocomoke City poslan ma 2 a
pGl rokG do kaznice v Lewis
burg, Pa, Nathaniel McKenna
ma jeden a pGl roku, Henry
Bynum re Snow Hill ma 3 mes1-
ce, Harry L. Shaw z George
town ma Is mesfcG, James M.
Brown ma 3 mesfce a William
Lassiter z Pocomoke City ma
Is meslcH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Ze zaVodH.

Vyrocnf 500 mflove zavody
automobile V Indianapolis, Ind.
zacaly s katastrofou jejfz obet1
Sc stall zavodn1k, a skohcily no
wynn rekordem rychlosti pred
zraky $4,000, nejvetsfm poe
tenn divakG V dejinach techto
zavodG.
Obetf sflen6 rychlosti byl
Clay Weatherly, 24lety, zavod
nix, ktery byl nahradnfkem "a
jednoho re til jezdcG, kterf Sc
zabili pri zkusebnfch rozjfzd-
kach minuleho tydne. Pocha-
eel re Cincinnati. S jeho sko-
mem pocet obet1 zabitych ma
zavodisti V Indiane cd r. 1910
vzrostl ma 20.
Vftezem byl Kelly Petillo, 81
lety obchodn1k ovocem z Hunt
ington Park, Kali, jehoz 9lety
hoch Sc dfval ma zavody. Pc
tillo je starym zavodn1kem a
mel v Indiane jiz dffv6jsf zku-
senost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

Ia pomoci policie Hartford
okresu zdejsf policie prepadla
dun v 900 blocku N. Central
avenue. V pr1stavku zdanlive
urcenem pro uhl1 a dT1vi male
zeny byly kupy peri re slepic,
ktere tr1 cernoSi kradli z farem
v bl1zkosti Bel-Air. Policie spo-
lu zmocnila Sc stvrzenek ma pc
n1ze Ia prodanou kradenou
kradenou drGbez.
Kradeze rozmahaly Sc ma
farmach tax, re Ia jedine noel
treba re ctyT farem drGbez u
kradena byla.
Ma stopu zlodejd pTislo Sc v
ned6li O pill tTetf iodine rano
ma farme Charles Amos u Van
Bibber. Poplachem slepic v
slepicn1ku probuzeny syn far
marky, strelil smerem ku sle-
picnfku, ably zastrasil nezvane
hosty. Pc prohlednutf slepic-
nfku shledano, re z neho ukra-
demo bylo % slepic.
S pomocf Serbia pocalo pro-
hlfzeno byti okolf a vysetreno,
re diva cernosi ujeli v automo-
blu a tretf re utekl v jinem
smeru. Ia n6kolik hodin "a
hlednut byl cernoch jdoucf kTo
vim. Zatcen byl. Primal Sc,
re Sc jmenuje Willie Smith. V
Bel-Air byl zavfen. Poole in
formac1 vyhlednut byl policif
dun v Baltimore a v tom Eat
cent byli diva soudruzi jeho:
Joseph White a J. Murphy
ISmallwood. V dome nalezeno
bylo take nekolik licensf z u
kradenych automobile. V do
me bylo nekolik buslG peri.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

vatel1 ma utvoren1 silnych unit,
re by pax mohli obdrzeti vetsf
a mensf pracovnl hodiny.
= President Roosevelt "a
hail obrady ma uctenl pamat-
ky americkych padlych voj1nG
kabelem dikd belgickemu kra-
Ii Leopoldovi "a jeho vzpom1n-
ku ma americke bojovniky po-
.chovane We Flandrech. Vypra-
va legionaTG, skaut1, cele fady
jinych spolk1 a tis1cG soukrom-
nfk1 ma Narodn1 hrbitov v Ar
lingtonu nedala Sc odstraSiti
panujfcfm deStem, a, hrobka
Neznameho voj1na stala Sc tam
vyjevem krasne posmrtne vzpo
minky 43, 900 mrtvych vojak1,
kteTi jsou v Arlingtonu pocho-
vani. Senator Dickinson, re-
publikan z Iowa, pronesl v am
fiteatru hrobky rec vyzyvajlcf
ku hajeni 1stavy. Dest zabra-
nil pochodu vyslouzilcG kolem
B1leho domu, ktery mel presi-
dent prehl1dnouti.
= Statnf department postal
obvyklou ufedn1 pripomfnku
valecnym dluzn1k1m. Do dine
Is. cervna ma byti zapravena
pulletn1 splatka.
Upomfnka byla poslana 13
statdm, ktere mali v omen den
splatiti celkem $18O,899, 701.-
IS. Celkovy duh onech Is
stat1 obnasf dosud 10 billion6
(miliard) dollar1, o ktere AS
poplatnfci danf We Spojenych
Statech tTeba prijdou.
= Pokladna hlasf Ia dobu
II meslc1 deficit vlady v sumo
$3,133,471.295. Zprava tate
provazena jest udanim, re pre-.
sident Roosevelt ocekaval def
cit re Dude O diva biliony dola.
RI vetsf.
Ma pomocnou akci vynaloze.
no bylo $3,229,572. Cpl. duh
vlady ma den 81. kvetna do.
stoupil ma $28, 638,385.223.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
$25O.OOO kradez zde spacha-
ma, rozluStena " New Yorku.

ma, rozlustena " New Yorku.
Tajemne ukradenf vice nez
ctvrt milionu dolar1 v cennych
paplrech z Baltimore Trust
spolecnosti v dubnu r. 1884,
rozlusteno bylo nynf New
Yorku uveznenfm dvou muzG.
DIE novinarske zpravy Eat
ceni byli ma ulicnfm rohu de-
tektivem McNulty, jemuz je-
den z muzd nabfdl ku koupi
Jeden re 80 cennych pap1r6,
ktere pred rokem zmizely z u
fadovny Trust spolecnosti.
McNulty udal, re Nat Vein
man, 45lety z Newark, N. j.,
nabldl mu ku koupenf certifi-
kat6 ma 100 podfld Northern
Central drahy, ceneneho ma
$4,000 "a 35 procent skutecne
ceny.
Certifikaty ukraden6 prive-
zeny byly z Filadelfie do Balti-
more, ably zde predany byly
nOVemu maJlteli. KdyZ OdeV-
zdany byly V 1Tadovne Trust
spolecnosti, jak mfstopresident
spolecnosti udava, bylo tam ne
kolik osob nezli ukradeny by
ly. Il kradeze mfstopresident
mnoho 81 nedelal, pon6vac GER
tifikaty znejfc1 ma urcite jme-
no, nebyly jinak ku potrebe
leda jenom z dIvodu re kra-
DEE zpGsobila obtfze nahraditi
je jinymi.
Pc zatcenf Weinmana chy-
cen byl druhy, John J. Arrisio
z Brooklyn, N. Y. Weinman Sc
vymlouval, re certifikat dan
mu byl muzem znamym mu
jenom pode jmenem Jack.
Co s druhymi certifikaty Sc
stale, nenf dosud znamo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Coughlin nemGze miti Soldier
Field ku hromadne schIzi.

Tretf pokus, ably mohl uziti
obrovskeho stadia v Chicago
Soldier Field" pro hromad-
nou schulz Narodn1 Unie pro
socialni spravedlnost, dine 10.
cervna, byl zmafen v 1tery w.
borem parkovnfch komisarI.
Die jinych zprav Rev. Cough
lin cekati ma do ctvrtka do ma
vratu z Washingtonu presiden-
ia vyboru nezli pocne ciniti
kroky proti zakazu tomu, jak
v 1tery oznamil, re ucin1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Konec hadky.

Hadka mladych manzelG
zavinila sebevrazdu Theresy
Malinowski, Is, z Brooklynu,
jejfz telo bylo nalezeno visfc1
ma provaze v prilehl6m prazd-
mem byte, jejfm manzelem
Johnem. Oba sc pohadali. By
Ii svJmi diva mesice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

= 36letemu Clarence Pal
mer z Maude avenue, preraze-
ma byla ma dvou mfstech prava
noha, kdyz automobil S MIN
vrazil ma Washington Boule-
ward do silnicnfho zabradl1 We
34OO blocku. Frank Martin,
ride automobile ,bydlfcf v 1900
blocku Hazel ulice, Brooklyn,
vyvazl bez zranenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Podruhe zransn automobilem.

34lety policejn1 serzant Will
liam Shoemaker, syn kapita-
ma Williama Schoemakera z
Chicago ktery pred sym prf-
chodem ma stanici byval ma
celn1kem detektivG, spadl Sc
svym autem do pTfkopu ma
Montrose ave. bl1ze Harlem a.
venue, kde zdstal lezeti v bez-
v6dom1. Byla mt rozbita lebka.
Pred dvema lety prodelal
podobne automobilove ~nestestl.
Tehdy auto, kter6 T1dil, vrazilo
re zadu do mlekaTskeho true
ku. Z1stal delsi cas- v nemoc-
nici, nezli Sc uzdravil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Zvlastnim zpisobem Sc
usmrtil.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
Robert Yetman, 81, olejny del
mix, uvazal 81 patrony We vaze
2 liber kolem krku a naboj W.
pail elektrickou spojkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
PodvadSI ~spoleSnost.

Ignazio Rapisardi q Echo
dale avenue drzan jest pro vel
koporotu pod zarukou $500.
zalovan jest plynarenskou
spolecnost1, re podvadel tuto o
elektrinu pomocf falsovanf me-
teru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07

Americky trlcent, razeny v
Novoanglicku roku 1862, byl v
Londyne prodan We drazbe wa
cnych minc1 "a $105.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-07
Utonul v Middle rece.

Gordon Wiz, 2Olety z Els
rode avenue utonul pfi kOupa-
nj Sc Middle Tece u Breezy
Point.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
CoIorfuI Pageant Given
By United Press

~ CNtttD Ilbc6
ANTICOLI CORRADO, italy.
April 19-Picturesque observations
of Good Friday in villages through
out Italy were climaxed here today
by procession in which there was
carried aloft, through the narrow
streets, coffin symbolically sup
posed to contain the body of
Christ.
The coffin was carried by the
faithful apostles" The Virgin
Mary, represented by village
woman, was comforted by others.
Judas Iscariot was portrayed by an
unfortunate citizen who was be-
layed with sticks.
The coffin was taken from the
village church under the care of
the arch priest and borne through
the village to the accompaniment
of hymns and laments, some from
the church hymnology, others char
acteristic of peasant plants.
Many actors were veterans. They
take the same parts each year in
the pageant and hand the roles
down to their descendants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19

The language on the levee today
was simply shocking
Chief Mike Morrissey issued
Statement that the bookies are
closed and are going to stay closed,
and until then every one had sup
posed that the bookies we're open
and were going to stay open.
But the real reason for the shock
ing language was the performance
yesterday afternoon at the corner
of w. Maryland and S. Illinois-sts,
where the flying squadron was
scheduled to land. but early this
morning was nearly 20 hours over
due and unheard from.
Close on to noon yesterday the
word went along the levee that two
spots in adjoining blocks in S. ILL.,
nois-st were to be raided. or at
least one Of them was to be.
The newsboys on the corner we're
the first to pick up the word. and
also to observe that a total stranger,
who might have been reporter, was
hanging around the drug store on
ths corner. When total strangers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19

hang out along the levee there's
something definitely awry and the
newsboys passed the word along by
an elaborate hand wig-wag system.
Pretty soon there was a parade
of people past the drug store corner,
each of them cycling the total
stranger, but no one spoke-they
hadn't been properly introduced. 1t
was an open secret, however, that
the levee was interested in what
was going to happen.
Then some of the boys who have
speaking acquaintance with the
levee sauntered in and asked what
it was all about and we're told that
it was in the air that some one was
going to be raided but no one knew
just who or why.
This kept up all afternoon. but
the only policeman TO show himself
in the neighborhood after the nags
started running was the corner traf-
fic policeman who was completely
occupied in holding up traffic
while the trackless trolleys on
Maryland-st halted in the in
tersection's deadacenter each and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
FRANK J. LAIR
DIES AT HOME
Ex- Juvenile Court Judge
SuccumbS After Illness
of Three Months.

Frank j. Lahr, former Marion
County Juvenile Court judge, died
this afternoon at his home, 1910
Washington-blvd, after a three
months illness. He served as juve-
nile court judge four terms, having
been elected first in 1914.
Judge Lair. who was 81, was born
in Huntington County. He was eou-
Gated in schools there, and took a
teachers training course in the
Terre Haute Normal School. He
taught for number Of years, and
was principal of the Shelbyville
High School four years.
Following his term as principal,
he took a law course at the Indiana
University Law School, and was
graduated in 1896. He entered law
practice in Indianapolis. practicing
until his election as Juvenile Court
judge.
He was member of the First
Presbyterian Church. the National
Education Association. and the bar
association. Surviving are the
widow, Mrs. Grace A. Lair, and six
children, Frederick w. Lair, Indian
apolis insurance man; Mrs. Dorothy
Schneider, Miss Frances Grace Lahr,
Rosalind May Lahr and Franklin
James Lahr Jr., both Shortridge
High School pupils, and Alfred
Spencer Lahr, pupil at School 10.
Funeral services will be held at 3
Monday at the Flanner 81 Buchanan
Funeral Home, with burial in Crown
Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
FARM UNITS ACT TO
SELL RURAL POWER
Bureaus File Application
With Commission.

The Indiana Farm Bureau and
the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooper
alive Association today asked the
Indiana Public Service Commission
for permission to go into the electric
power BUSINESS.
The action was made possible
through a law passed by the last
Legislature.
If the permission is granted, the
Farm Bureau expects to borrow Fed
eral funds to construct a transmits
sion system, and then to distribute
power they will buy from private
utilities and sell at cost plus main
tenance.
The petition said that of 10000
farm families in the state, only
$1,000 now have power The petit
ton request includes ell the 81
counties in the state.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
No Raid! Tsk, Tsk! But Then Maybe the
Squad Was A-Hunting Easter Dummies

every time to replace the trolleys
on the wires. They bumped of
every time, without exception. He
didn't conduct any raid.
So the shocking language that
was being banded about on the
levee today was because the boys,
instead of waiting all afternoon in
a state Of suspense, could have
gone about their normal business,
just as though the flying squadron
was on a goodwill fight TO the
major horse tracks from which ru-
mors of how horses finish are said
to drift back mysteriously into In
dianapolis.
Meanwhile, however. other men,
bers of the police department, ex-
pressly forbidden by an Official or
der from Chief Morrissey TO hamper
the flying squadron by making any
gambling arrests at all unless the
suspects practically asked to be ar
rested. were fairly busy. They
picked up eight on charges Of OPP
Grating gift enterprise; Al on Wis
iting and gaming charges and five
on liquor law charges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
NOTES AID SANTA
IN FIGHT FOR LIFE
HooSier Postmaster Cheered
by Many Letters.
BIZ Enitcd Press

By United Press
SANTA CLAUS, Ind, April ia
flood of letters reminiscent of the
Christmas season poured into Santa
Claus this afternoon offering hope
for the speedy recovery of Postmas-
ter James F. (Jim Martin.
The children to whom Mr.. Martin
has played Santa Claus for many
years did not forget him in his ILL
ness. He suffered a heart attack
week ago and for several days it
was feared he would not recover.
One of the letters came from a girl
on the Pacific Coast. She implored
Santa Claus" to get well by Christ
mas time. A Chicago man for whom
Mr.. Martin once forwarded letter
with the Santa Claus postmark sent
a huge basket of fruit.
THE letters dad received are one
OF the reasons he is getting well"
his son Paul said today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-19
HEAVY RAINS SETTLE
DUST IN PANHANDLE
Farmers, 0verioyed. See
Hope of Making Crops.
BV Tnjfcd Press

BIZ IHifcd Press
KANSAS CITY. April 10. -
Heavy rains today broke the drought
and settled the dust in the Texas
Panhandle.
Downpours of varying intensity
were reported through most of the
state. the moisture area extending
through southwestern Oklahoma to
Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Farm
ers were overjoyed at the prospect
of making crops and getting their
land back in soil anchorins grass.
The Kansas City airport weather
station reported light rain and mist
as far west as Albuquerque. The
rains missed Kansas.