davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-09-13
bra Corte
Fed eral Ell
Sabado

Fl Juez Federal J. G. Hutchinson.
ex-juez del Distrito Sur De los Is
tadoS UnidoS. vendra a eSta ciudad
Ell sabado, para llevar a cabo la
session de Corte Federal que durara
solamente csc dia.
TodoS aquellos detenidos en- las
carceles del Condado de HidalRo y
dc Cameron, que Sc quieran dar por
culpables de los cargoS que Sc les
hacen. Seran SentenciadoS por eI
Juez Hutchinson.
Sc dice cue 40 personals Sc daran
Por culpables de los cargos que Sc
les hacen en- la session de In corte
que preSidira en Juez Hutchinson.
, 1935-09-13
CENTRIC
DE CULTURA
EN- MATAMOROS
Fue F N d a d o Hace
Pocos Dias. Tiene
Muchos Miembros
FL Nuevo Club
Especial para FL Heraldo,

MATAMOROS, lamps, Sept. Is.
Sc ha constituido en- esta ciudad
una nueva soicedad que lleva por
nombre Centre MutualiSta Gull
tural v Recreativo de los Lehadores
del Mundo de Matamoros.'
La nueva Sociedad tiene su local
ubicado en- la Gale Septima entire
las de Abasolo y Oral. Manuel N.
Gonzalez. Los miembros de Ia So
ciedad segun eXpresan en- una carta
dirigida al Heraldo. estan listos para
cooperar con las autoridades de
MatamoroS y con todas las institu-
clones, para Ell progreso de la ciu-
dad.
FL PreSidente de la nueva sociedad
es ell ST.. Noises Carbaial y el
secretario eS Ell Sr. Gumercindo
Hernandez.
, 1935-09-13
Se Levantaran Censos
En- Mexico

MEXICO. ID. r., Sept. l3.-AT.-
La Secretaria de Educacion Publica
ha comisionado a tres empleados
specialists para Que recorran to-
daS las regioneS del pats y obtengan
los censoS cor respecto a los pre-
supueStoS que los gobiernos locales
Y los municipos destinen a fomen-
20 de la educacicn.
, 1935-09-13
Hombre Detenido
En- La Heroica
Matamoros
Especial para FL Heraldo)

MATAMOROS. lamps, Sept. Is.
Ell Sargento Jesus Gonzalez Ca
marillo y dos soldadoS. remitieron
aver a Ia ComandancIa de Policia
a un individuo. quien Sc encontraba
en- libertad. mientras que el Su-
premo Tribunal de Justicia del Es-
tado reSolvfa su case.
Fl individuo sc encontraba en-
libertad porque el falIo del Juez de
Primera Instancia. que Sc habia
dictado hace tempo. lie habia sido
favorable. pero ell Supreme Tribunal
de Justicia del Estado revoco el
fallo referido.
FL detenido quedo a disposition
del Agente del MiniSterio Publico
en- esta ciudad. ST. Lie. Ramon B.
Arguelles.
, 1935-09-13
Abrira Sus Puertas
I'm Banco Eiidal

MEXICO, d. r.. Sept. l3.-AT.-
Por acuerdo del G. Presidente de
la Republica. Oral LAzaro CArde-
mas. segun declaraciones hechas por
Ell ST. Lie. Emilio Po-teS Gil Presi-
dente del Comite Executive del Par
lido Nacional Revolucionario. Sc ha
determinado que ell Banco Ejidal en-
proyecto empezara a funcionar este
mismo meS con un capital de 40
milloneS de pesos a sea a razon de
20 milloneS de pesos por cada aho
de los que comprende Ell plan Sexe-
nal que sirve como programa de 60
bierno para ell Sr. Presidente Car
denas.
, 1935-09-13

aquelloS que no cumplan con Cl re-
glamento, seran obligadoS q compa-
recer ante Ell Juez de Ia cfudad. A.
"A. BROWNE, pOr habe- volado las
lsves del trafico.
Mismbros del depaTtamento de
Bomberos de Ia ciudad. estan ayu-
dando oil Departamento dc Policia
a oontrolar el trafico en- las zonas
cScolares.
, 1935-09-13
PIE SQUISA

III ConsuladO de- Mexico en
Brownsville. Texas. desea saber FL
paradero del senior Pedro Con-
EaleE. primo hermano del seh0r
Tomas NuneE cue en- Ell .aho de-
1926 fu6 asesinndO Juntamente con
dos de sus hijos en Raymondvillh.
Texas.
Se Suplica que t0da InfOrmn-
ci0n relacionada con Inn locmllm-
ci6n del expresado seh0r Gonzales
ven dirig1dn IN este CunsuIaAm.
, 1935-09-13
SOCZALES
Enlace Lastra : Echeveski

NZoPSSta pdAA I'll h
MATAMOROS. lamps, Sept. Is
-El ST.. EuSebio Lastra. propietario
gel Manhattan Curio Shoo de esta
ciudad y la Sra. Dolores Echeveskf.
contraleron matrimonio la noche del
microbes. en- Ia residential del ST..
LaStra' Gale Independence ' No.
II Juez del Registro Civil. ST.
Proi. Gilberto L. Diaz. oficio en- la
ceremonial.
DeSpues del caSamiento, Sc veri-
nco una fiesta, en- la cual particle
paron numeroSas amistades de los
contrayente%
, 1935-09-13

Lo Sor pren die
Robando I'm
Poicia

MATAAOROS. lamps, Sept. Is.
Ell Policia No. 10 remitio a la
Central de Policia q un individuo,
a QUEEN soIprendio robando dentro
de n casa dc Ia Sra. Bernardo CAL
van
Ell Policia informo n Sus supe-
riores que Ell detenido habia robado
una cartera Ia cual contenia dos
billetes de O. cinco pesos. aSi como
otros articuloS.
, 1935-09-13
Ell TEMPO

Brownsville y Ell Vale: SeguirA
claro hoy. Ell sabado estara claro
tambien. No habra mucho cambio
de Ia temperature.
Soplaran vientos ligeros del Norte
y del Este en- la costa.
, 1935-09-13

Fl RIO no cambiara de nivel en-
Brownsville y en- Mercedes. Con-
tinuara bajando de Hidalgo para
arriba durante las proximas a.
Ihoras.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
PATRIOTS
FIGHT FASCISTS,
PARIS INFORMED
Clash in Danakil Region Near French
Somaliland, Report; Halle Selassie
Appeals to League of Nations.
The War Scene
BY UNITED PRESS


The Ethiopian crisis developed Omnously and at top
speed today Among the fast-moving developments
PARIS-Itaan troops reported in clash with EthiO-
plan rreguars in Danak region
Adds ABABA-Emperor cables League charging
Italians with invasion French Somailand and appeal
ing for League intervention.
GENEVA-Prompt action expected by League Coun-
Gil to determine if Italy is aggreSSOr.
PARIS-France gives London assurances of support
if Britain is involved in
ROME-Mussolni calls out 2O,00O,000 men, women
and children in greatest mobilization in history roars
defiance to world.
LONDON-British cabinet holds critical session.
Ministers confer with king. Ministers of war; navy and
air confer with prime minister.
ITALIAN FRONT, VIA ASMARA-Webb Miller tours
war zone finds powerful Italian army apparently set for
imminent zero hour.
BRTGHTON-POwerfu British Labor Party votes
overwhelmingly for penalties against Italy.
HAIFA-British fleet leaves mysterious mission.
ATHENS-Italian warships reported making sound
ngs off Greek coasts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
1000 TO GET
Jobs ON CITY
FLOOD LEvEE
Work to Start Monday on
Fall Creek Project,
Officials Say.

Appropriately 1000 men will be put
TO work Monday on flood preven-
ton levee and boulevard along Fall
Greek from 16th-St to the Canal, it
was announced today by city Of
ficials.
The project, to be done under the
Works Progress Administration, has
been held up for some time and was
made possible through an agree
ment reached today between the
city and the indianapolis Water Co.
Under terms oi the deal, the city
will buy three lots at Brighton blvd
and Fall Greek, comprising one-half
acre, and trade them to the water
company for the four acre right-o f.
way the water company owns along
the east bank az Fall Greek between
l6th-st and the Canal
Formal approval of the transac-
ton by Mayor Kern must be OBJ
tanned. but he is expected to sign
the Works Board order at once.
Ernest Prick, Works Board secre-
tary, said the first group of the
1000 would go to work Monday and
that the full labor requirement prob
ably would be filled within 10 days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
CANCER STUDY
BRINGS PRAISE
Great Success Claimed for
Canadian Doctor Using
New Serum.
Copyright. 1885. BY United Press,

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-SucceSsful
treatment of more than 20 cases of
cancer. previously given up as hope
less, with the aid of a completely
new method, focused the attention
of scientists today upon DR.. Henry
C. Council, Queens University,
Kingston, Ontario.
Whether DR.. Connell has diScov-
cred the long-Sought cure for can
Ger, only time, with further expert
ments in the laboratories and hospi-
tails of the world, will tell.
Today's issue of the Canadian
Medical Association Journal, Of
fetal publication of Canadian medi-
cine, contains preliminary report
by DR.. COnnell, the record of 30
cases treated. and an editorial ex-
pressing the Journals confidence IN
DR.. Connell's scientific abilities.
What DR.. Connell has done, &C
cording to his report, is TO create
a solution which diSSolveS cancer
tissue. In a number in the cases
treated, the cancerous mass which
was hard. grew softer and smaller.
Tho solution is injected. DR.. Con-
nell calls it "EnSol, which is a con-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
BEATING BY COPS IS
CHARGED BY YOUTHS
But Police Say Brothers
Attacked Them.

Two brothers are under arrest.
said by police to have engaged in a
brawl with officers early today at
Westinghouse and Belmont-av.
Richard Eppich. Is. is in City
Hospital suffering from fight
wounds and is charged with drunk
enneSS and resisting arrest His
brother. Edward. Is, is charged
with drunkenness. The boys live at
634 Livingston-av.
Police charged that the youths
attacked them when the officers at
tempted to halt another fight. Po-
lice said they did not know whether
Richard was injured in the fight
with them or in the one they at
tempted to halt. Richard, however,
from his bed in the hospital,
charged that the officers knocked
him down
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
OFFER BUS SERVICE
ON N. ALABAMA-ST
Street Car Heads Submit
Counter Proposal.

A counter proposal that bus serv-
ice be substituted for street car
service on N. Alabama st was made
today to the Works Board by
Charles w. Chase and James p
Tretton. president and general
manager. respectively, of Indianap-
oils Railways, Inc.
They sought abandonment of N.
Alabama-St service. but offered the
bus proposal when affected patrons
protested. There was objection that
substitution of bus service would
mean a fare icrease from 81, to 10
cents.
Mr. Chase and Mr.. Tretton told
the board abandonment of the
street car line is necessary because
needed Improvements would cost
the company $4,000 and it now is
losing approximately $3.50 a month.
Service on adjacent car lines IS
sufficient to care for transportation
needs of Alabama st, they con-
tended
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02

Abandonment by the Federal gov
eminent of meat packing plants
and broom and canning factories
will begin throughout Indiana as
the Works Progress Administration,
headed by Wayne Coy. regional di-
rector. places Indiana's unemployed
on WPA projects. it was announced
today.
The gradual cessation of govern
ment manufacture of relief foods.
meats and other supplies was pre-
dicted by officials of the Governors
Unemp oyment Relief Commission.
Twelve hundred workers will be
affected in Marion County. The old
packing plant of the Indianapolis
Abbatoir Co. employing 400 men. is
expected to close down as the work
ers are absorbed by WPA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
DECLARES
MARTIAL RULE
Bulgarian King Calls Army
to BaIk Plot Against
Government.

BIZ THitCd Press
SOFIA, Bulgaria. Oct 2.-Ofacials
announced today that they had
discovered a plot to dethrone King
Boris. Martial law was proclaimed
Immediately.
Overthrow of the government also
was being plotted.
Among those arrested were num-
erous members of the Bulgarian
Military League and others in OPP
position to the present regime.
The attempt to overthrow the
government and dethrone the king
was scheduled for tomorrow. Bull
garia'S greatest national holiday,
Liberation Victory Day" which is
also the anniversary of Boris as
cenSion to the throne.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
BIZ UHitcd Press
ings off Greek coasts.

By United Press
ROME, Oct. 2. - Premier
Benito Mussolini told the
Italian people in a ringing
war-like speech broadcast to-
night to every corner of the
nation that Italy is ready for
war and can not be stopped
from it's conquest of Ethiopia.
To 10000, 900 Italians, called from
their homes and work by the alarm
of war in the greatest test mObiliza-
ton in history, MussOlini pro-
claimed:
To acts of war we will respond
with acts of war
MuSsolini spoke from the balcony
of Venezia Palace. his official resi-
dence. not only to singing. cheer
ing. happy crowd of nearly 300, 600
gathered in Venezia Square and sur
rounding steets. but to millions us
tening to loud speakers in the
squares of every town and hamlet
in the country.
He recited Italy's grievances
against Ethiopia, the failure of the
Allies to grant Italy share Of
colonial spoils after the World War.
and Italys readiness to proceed
with her course despite the applica-
ton of international penalties.
The blacklist kind Of injustice IS
now being done toward Italy" he
declared. and Italy is being re-
fused her just place in the sum
MuSsolini then announced that
hostilities are about to open in East
Africa.
Fascist Italy" he said. lis firm
in its aims and its unalterable de-
cision to maintain contact with It's
soldiers in East Africa TO serve as
an encouragement to them as they
are about to fight"
He did not specify when hostilities
would start but said
"A solemn hour is about to
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
ITALY INvADES ETHIOPIA, REPORT;
FRANCE FOR BRITAIN; DUCE DEFIANT
A Little Nip

The first frost Of the year
hit Indiana this morning, trod
lightly on the states agricul-
tural investments, and served
notice that killing frosts may
be expected as soon as Oct. 20.
In Marion County, the
Weather Bureau reported the
frost was light; in Terre Haute
heavy; but nowhere killing
However, the Marion County
Agricultural agent S office re-
ported that in Hendricks Coun-
ty. where there is no Weather
Bureau station, there was a
thin coat of ice on some still
waters.
The agent reported, however.
that it appeared little, if any,
damage was done to crops in
this or adjoining counties.
This mornings lowest tenn
perature was 40
The average time for kill
ing frost in this area is Oct. 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02

By United Press
PARIS, Oct. 2.-Italian
troops have cIashed with
Ethiopian irregulars in the
Danakil region of Ethiopia
following penetration by
the Italians into the MuSsa
Ali region, the Adds Ababa
correspondent of the Paris
SOir reported today.
The clash resulted in an
unknown number of dead,
the SOir correspondent re-
ported. He said that Italian
forces numbered 10000 but
that they had not yet en-
cOuntered any Ethiopian
regulars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02

The British, anticipating an Off
cial reply in this sense from Fridays
council meeting, have decided not
to modify their naval plans in the
Mediterranean
Capt. Anthony Eden, British cab
met minister, who was expected TO
confer with Premier Pierre Laval
here this evening. has postponed his
arrival until Thursday night.
Eden has informed Laval that
the latest decision of the British
government is expected to stress
British readiness to support sane
lions or penalties to the limit once
Great Britain has been assured that
France will aid Great Britain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
BY FREDERICK KUN

GENEVA. Oct. 2. = En-
perOr Halle Selassie formally
protested to the League of
Nations today that Italy had
invaded Ethiopia.
The League received a cable from
the emperor announcing that
Italian troops had crossed his
frontiers.
AS member Of the League he
protested and appealed for protec-
ton against invasion.
The emperor's cable said the
Italian troops had crossed the FROM
tier near AsSab. which is on the
coast at the narrow southern end
of Eritrea and close to the border
of French Somaliland.
The emperor's message leaves
Italy formally charged with ag-
erosion before the League. If the
emperors charges are accepted as
fact. the Council will be legally
entitled to vote penalties, il 1t
wants to apply them.
News OF the Italian invasion was
announced to a dozen foreign jour-
nalistS sitting in the League lobby
by a woman secretary. who casu-
ally strobe into the lobby and in
formed them of the arrival of the
emperors telegram.
The Ethiopian government an
nounced that an important cere-
mOny will be held at the old palace
in Adds Ababa at II a. m. tomorrow
and the announcement was inter-
preted here to mean that the cere-
mony would be a statement OF
formal mobilization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
Eyewitness Depicts
Scene on Battles EUe

purely personal judgment. Natural
ly the exact degree of imminence Of
events is a military secret, and no
Italian officer would give me in
formation.
Basing my judgment on expert
ence in other campaigns. including
the Pershing expedition into Mexico.
the British and American fronts in
the World War and the Spanish
front in Morocco, l should think
We may have news here or in Rome
before long-news which the world
has been expecting.
The triangular area which I ira
versed is not by any means the
entire area where developments
will occur. But it forms the central
section of a triangle with much
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
Relief Factories to Close
as State Takes Over Idle

The packing plant was a works
project under FERA and the food
and canned meats manufactured
were distributed to townships of In
diana for augmenting relief supplies
for unemployed families and those
working on FERA projects.
State officials are making a sur
vey OF township trustees to deter
mine how surplus-foods and supplies
manufactured by the plants are TO
be handled pending the closing of
the plants and the government de-
parture from its role of industrialist
and manufacturer.
Center Township in Marion
County, through Miss Hannah
Noone. trustee. has announced that
surplus foods supplied b. the gov
eminent will be distributed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
CALIFORNIA CROWDS
CHEER ROOSEVELT
President to Give important
Speech Today.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Oct. "A ma
jor speech carrying international
implications was on President
Roosevelt's schedule today before he
sets out for a Sea-going vacation
that will carry him to Panama.
The address will be delivered at
the San Diego Exposition. Observers
felt that it would embrace America s
good neighbor" policy, initiated
under his guidance.
Mr.. Roosevelt came to this south
ern California city last night TO re-
ceive a smaller edition of the I'M
precedented welcome that marked
his entry into Los Angeles yesterday
Crowds met the train and milled
and shouted in front of the hotel
where he stopped.
At the conclusion of the festivities
ashore the President will drive to
the Broadway pier where the fast.
heavy cruiser Houston will carry
him out into the Pacific.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
British WarShipS on Move

By Lnitcd Press
HAIFA, Palestine, Oct. 2-All
warships of the British fleet based
here left today for an unknown
destination, accompanied by four
newly arrived submarines.
Haifa is the British emergency
fleet base eastward of the Suez
Canal. other units are based at
Port Said, entrance to the canal
and there is a giant fleet at Alex
andria, just to the west.
Though British ship movements
are not being generally reported,
tabulation of ships based on recent
dispatches indicated that at Haifa
are four cruisers, two flotilla leaders,
10 destroyers and two submarines,
among others.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
Hourly Temperatures
BY WEBB MILLER

WITH THE ITALIAN ARMY,
MAREB by Courier to Adj Ugri
and Asmars, Eritrea)-Oct. 2.-Most
important developments in Eritrea
are imminent, according to this
correspondents personal impression
of a 250-mile motor trip through
the advanced concentration area on
the Northern front.
An area comprising an equilateral
triangle with its apex at Asmara,
the chief war base of the Northern
post. and its base along a 6O-mile
stretch of the March Valley across
from Ethiopia was traversed.
Dispositions of the greatest i'm
portance which have occurred in
past days have guided me in my
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
FRANKFORT SALESMAN
Is SLAIN IN ROBBERY
Body Found Near Delphi With Days
Receipts Missing.

DELPHI, Ind, Oct. 2.-T'he body of
Luther Wells, 38, Frankfort bakery
salesman, apparently the victim of
robbery Staying, was found today
in high weeds behind an abandoned
paper mill here.
Preliminary examination indicated
he had been killed by blow on the
head
Ocie Wells. brother of the slain
man, who found the body after an
all night search, said his brother
usually carried around 500 on his
daily route. Depleted stocks in his
truck, parked near the body, indi-
Gated he may have had a larger
amount when robbed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
MRS. LAWSON DEAD

Succumbs I'm City Hospital After
One Years Illness.
Last rites are being arranged
today for Mrs. Maud Lawson, 1924
s Pennsylvania st, who died last
night in City Hospital following a
years illness resulting from a
broken hip. She was 81. She is sur
vived by a daughter. Mrs. A. P
Butterfleld OF the Pennsylvania st
ADDRESS. Funeral services will be
held at Friday at the w. D. Bean
blossom Mortuary Burial viii be
in Washington Park Cemetery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
2 DEPUTIES SUSPENDED
Sheriff'S Aids Dropped on Charges
of UnbecOming Conduct.

Deputy Sheriffs Joseph Tregesser
and Howard Skaggs today were
suspended indefinitely by Charles
Marley, chief deputy sheriff. on
charges of conduct unbecoming an
officer.
Both Chief Deputy Markey and
Sheriff Ray refused to amplify the
charge against the deputies. except
to say an investigation is being con-
Quoted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
Confer With King
lConvright. 1895. bv United Pressl

(Copyright. 1885. BY United Press
LONDON. Oct. cabinet min
listers assembled at historic No. 10
Downing Street today for a meeting
on whose decisions the peace of
England and Europe may depend.
Just before the meeting Sir Sam
uel Hoare, foreign secretary. went
to Buckingham Palace for a long
talk with King George. No sooner
had he left than Lord Halifax,
secretary for war, was received by
the king. Both audiences were sig
nifcant of the urgent gravity of the
Italian Ethiopian crisis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
FOUR HOLSTERS KILLED
IN TRAIN-AUT0 WRECK
Speeding Express DemOlisheS Car in
Wreck Near Winchester.

BV HifCd press
WINCHESTER, Ind. Oct g.
Four men were killed instantly
when an automobile in which they
were riding was demolished by a
westbound Big Four passenger train
at a grade crossing four miles west
of here early today.
The dead were:
Frances Leaka, %. Farmland.
John Delk, 80, Winchester.
Gerald Collier, IS, Farmland.
Murray Sunday. 81. Farmland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
Beg Pardon!

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Oct. 2.-Jay
Shidler, Mishawaka, parked his
car here, and returning later
couldn't unlock it. After trying
various other approaches, he
finally borrowed hammer
and landed one telling blow.
Just as the door gave way,
Edward DeMeeSter, also of
MiShawaka, arrived on the
scene.
4 resent that" said Mr..
DeMeeSter, and then explained
why.
The damaged car was his.
and Mr.. Shidler'S, identical in
appearance, was parked just
behind it,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02
2 WITNESSES FINED IN
DIVORCE RACKET PROBE
Appeared i'm Case in Which Plaintiff
Gave Periured Testimony.

Gave Perjured Testimony.
Investigation into an alleged "di-
vorce fixing" racket in Marion
County resulted today in contempt
of court fines for two witnesses.
ISsdore GalSky. 1888 Ruckle-St.
and John Duncan. 1919 Tabor st.
we're fined SIS and costs by Chalmer
SchloSSer. judge pro tenn. in Superior
Court Four. They we're residence
witnesses for Virgil McAnelly,
Bloomington. Ill. sentenced to one
10 10 years for perjury in his divorce
suit
Since the divorce racket probe was
started by Prosecutor Herbert NJ
Spencer. 65 non-contested divorce
suits have been dropped.