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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-21
Sales Tax Wins
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Maryland House


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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-21
Electric Light
Improvement Body
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Rey6 Organization To Discuss
Reaaeed Rates &C Potomac
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-21
New Government Bonds
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Trust Company and the MenecoaVery
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-21
Police Force Under Civil Service
As Fired Officers Resume Duties
PsScsSt R0 Provides Merit System To Take Enforce
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-03-21
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
It's HOOSierdOm's Olympiad

This annual tourney, attracting thou
sands of sport-loving spectators each gear,
is an ercluSiUe feature of The Times, CO.
operating aOith the Bruce Robson Post,
American Legion. These organizations are
leading the aCay in the physical develop
ment of l,sdianG's youth and training them
in the art OF Self-defenSe.
Friday nights battles are the first
round. Winners aOiu clash again ON Feb. 1
and on Feb. Is the SURVIVORS UU compete
for championship medals.
Don't forget the dates. And get your
tickets today. This is one event you acon't
aUdnt to miss!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23

ONE HUNDRED young athletes, finely
trained, battling for gold - Golden
GloUeS-dnd glory. More than four hours
of SlCift-moring, thriH-prOducing action.
That's lChat The Indianapolis Times
lCU present Friday night at the Armaory,
iChen elimination trials IN the annual
TimeS-LegiOn Golden Cloves amateur boa
ing tourney get under aoay. The cream Of
central Indiona's youth, minds alert and
muscles tuned By iOeeks of training, aCiU
battle to carry Indianapolis colors in the
Midwest championships at Chicago
month later, Nth promise of bigger and
better rewards for triumphs there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23

were using alrplaneS, MOTORIZED
units and strong infantry groups in
the attack, the advices said.
The warfare is in an interior area
of northern China, near the Man
chukuo frontier, and centering at
the town of Tushihkou, which is a
gateway through the Great Wall.
Tushihkou was attacked by Jap
anese and Manchukuoan forces, the
dispatches said.
The area recently has been under
dispute, both China and Manchukuo
claiming different boundary lines.
Recently, Chinese sources have re-
ported growing tension in the dis
trict and alleged that Japanese were
massing forces on the frontier for
an attack.
The fighting in the last "a hours
has extended from Kuyuan to
Tushihkou, the official Chinese mes
Sages said.
japanese were said to have 1000
troops in the advance, aided by
another 1000 of so-called Manchu-
kuo troops.
During the recent controversy over
the frontier area, the japanese
charged that Chinese forces were
attempting to advance into Man
chukuo, territory.
Later, however, the Chinese gov
ernor general of Chahar withdrew
even from the advance posts of the
area which China claimed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23

looked frightened. Miss Waters had
complete command Of herself. She
sang-and the house broke into up
roarious applause as she finished.
Mayor John w. Kern; his brother,
William G. Kern, and their wives
were in the theater at the time.
When lights came up, it was seen
that Mayor Kern had moved from
an inner seat to an aisle seat. Chief
Mike Morr1ssey, near them, had
remained absolutely still, though
his neighbors said he obviously had
wished to rise and take command
of the situation.
Attempts to reach Miss Waters
today for comment were met with
the statement by her maid that the
singer was very sick" and that she
could see no one since last night
Further explanation was refused and
it was impossible to determine
whether Miss Waters illness was
caused by excitement of the fire.
Her condition will not prevent her
appearance in matinee and night
performances of "As Thousands
Cheer" today, however.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
$125,OOO DIAMONDS
SEIZED BY BANDITS
Gunner Shoot Their Way
Out of Police Trap.

By United Press
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Jan 23.-Three
bandits slugged Sol RoSeman, New
York jewelry salesman, as he en-
tered the Hotel Martin here, and
escaped with $125,OOO in diamonds
after battle with police.
One of the trio hit Mr.. Roseman
on the head with the butt end of a
revolver, seized the portfolio of dia-
monds which fell from his hands,
and jumped into a waiting car.
Mr.. Roseman's inert form, lying
on the sidewalk, attracted the at
tention of a policeman driving a
squad car. He arrived in time to see
the bandit car speed away, and gave
chase. The policeman drove the
bandits into a blind alley. The
thieves opened fire, shooting their
way out of the trap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23

N4llQs d41O IA4C way DIG on446 ~ ~ c
vented threatened panic.
A moment before, the spotlights
set on the front rim of the Murat
balcony had fared up in smoke and
fame after preliminary burst of
blush sparks, caused by a short cir
cult. Smoke billowed from burning
insulation.
1t was a tense moment. People
began to stand. From the rear of
the house, mans Yojce shouted
gruf1y: sit down." His was the
only voice heard. There were no
screams. The flames leaped to three
or four feet.
Fire extinguishers were brought
into action. Ushers and other the
alter attendants walked up and
down the aisles, repeating quietly
the first command: sit down;
keep your seats"
The spots" were so arranged that
there was no danger Of the blaze
spreading. The only danger was
that of panic. This, the manage
ment met.
The orchestra began to play
loudly. Miss Waters and a chorus
came out on the stage. The chorus
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
EXTORTION TRIAL IS
NEXT FOR BRUNO IF
JURY ACQUITS HIM

By United Press
PENNINGTON, Jan. 23-In-
spector John j. Lyons, Of the New
York Police Department, who
testified today, told reporters that
if Bruno Richard Hauptmann is
acquitted, he will be tried at once
in New York on charges of extor-
ton.
And whatever happens in that
case-whether he is convicted or
not-deportation lies at the end
Of the TRAIL" he said.
The outlook for the German
carpenter is not encouraging for
him. AS an extortionist he might
be sentenced to serve as many as
40 years in prison. In view of
his age, SO, and the rigors of
prison life against which he
chafeS continually, it is doubtful
if he would live to be deported at
the end of the trail.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
Jobs for 100000 Men
BIZ United Press

bU CUtt6U Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt plans to create jobs
for 100000 men at an average wage
of $50 a month. The House was
informed today as it started debate
on the disputed new $4,800,000,000
work relief program.
The proposed security wage" is
far below prevailing wages for reg
ularly employed workers.
Data on the projected wages and
number of persons to whom it is
hoped to give jobs were contained in
the formal report of the House APP
preparations Committee on the bill
AS placed before the House, the
bill acceded to the Presidents de-
mand that his hands mot be tied"
in putting the program in effect and
allocating funds to projects.
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cold reached seven today when four
others were reported to have lost
their lives.
Mayor H. G. PrySock of Sledge,
Miss. reported that Ed Smith. near
by farmer, was found frozen on a
highway near he home and that an
unidentified Coo Wyn (MlSSO youth
had been drowned two miles west OF
Sledge. Flood waters submerged
Sledge.
Two Negroes drowned at Savage
when they went back to their ma
rooned homes after taking kinSmen
TO safety, z. R. Turley. store clerk,
said. Two Negroes drowned Monday
when they diSregarded official high
way warnings not to cross Coldwater
River bridge near Coldwater, Miss.
A fifth Negro drowning victim was
found near Memphis.
The Red Cross appeal last night
for motorboatS was met today with
scores offering assistance. Food
kitchens and temporary housing
centerS cared for half-froZen and
hungry refugees. some of whom had
TO climb trees to escape flood tor
rents of the Coldwater and other
Mississippi tributary rivers.
Many remained stranded on
houSe-tops at Savage last night
because the only motor-boat was
out OF order. The current OF the
Coldwater was too swift for skiffs.
More than 100 persons crowded into
the Y. & NJ. v. Railroad station.
Lower floors Of all dwellings had
been abandoned.
Mayor Prysock said $50 persons
we're crowded in the small railroad
station. The stores are all flooded
and every house that has a second
story II full of people. but they
can't get out. Water is three and
four feet deep in stores-we must
have help. boats, blankets and fuel"
Meanwhile, the National Red
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
KARPIS ELUDES
MIDWEST NET.
Hunt for Gang Leader Is
Centered Here and in
Chicago.
By United Press

By United Press
DETROIT, Jan. 23.-A widening
search for the notorious Alvin
Karpis and Harry Campbell today
extended the greatest mobilization
Of armed men since the days of
John Dilinger over five states and a
portion of Canada.
The chase pointed toward Chi
cago, where only two weeks ago a
member of KarpiS' outlaw gang was
killed and Arthur (Doc) Barker, an
other of it's leaders, captured.
Highways and byroads from De-
troit and Cleveland to Indianapolis
and Chicago swarmed with patrol
cars bristling with riot and machine
guns. Barriers halted traffic on
every road leading from Monroe,
southern Michigan town, where the
trail lost IN New Jersey and again
in Ohio became hot again yesterday
with discovery of a stolen automo-
bile.
The car was that of DR.. Horace
Hunsicker of Allentown, Pa, whom
the outlaws, fleeing from gun bat
tie with federal officers in Atlantic
City, forced to drive them about
Pennsylvania and Ohio for hours
Sunday.
Indiana and Illinois state police
joined remnants of the famous Chi
cago "Dillinger squad" in attempt
ing to prevent the outlaws from
gaining refuge in the Windy City's
mazes. Department of Justice
agents have guarded known haunts
of the Barker-Karpis gang about
Chicago continually since the At
lantic City shooting.
Even in st. Paul, where doc"
Barker was indicted yesterday for
the kidnapping of Edward G. Bremen,
st. Paul banker, guards were re-
enforced around the stubby gang
ster's cell.