The Indianapolis times. [volume], July 18, 1930, Home Edition, Second Section, Page PAGE 14, Image 14

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INDICT NIGHT RIDERS
23 Named by U. S. Jury as
Negro Terrorizers.
By Unitf4 Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 18.—Men
charged with being night riders who
carried terror into Negro settle
ments and drove the inhabitants
Into exile in extreme southwestern
Oklahoma, were named today in
twenty-three complaints returned by
Roy St Lewis, federal district at
torney.
The complaints were issued after
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an investigation by a federal com
mission into asserted depredations
against Negroes in the areas near
Erick, Okla., and Shamrock, Tex.,
where racial antagonism developed
; when a Negro farm hand attacked
! and killed a white woman at Sham
! rock a week ago.
The names of the twenty-three
I persons cited were withheld. The
list was said to include several peace
officers. Deputy federal marshals
will be sent to Becknam county, in
which Erick is located, to serve the
warrants. The crime is punishable
by $5,000 fine, ten years' imprison
ment and disfranchisement.
AIR CENTER IS GOAL
C. of C. Outlines Program
for Rest of Year.
Chief goal of the Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce for the re
mainder of the year will be to make
Indianapolis the “air center of
America," according to a program
adopted by directors Thursday.
Additional program points are: To
bring new industries and further the
growth of Indianapolis wholesale
to taliel'
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dedication progam of the Indiana
war memorial and facilitate con
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cials toward constructive programs
without unduly increasing the tax
burden, to attempt to retain facili
ties for the reserve officers’ air
training through retaining Schoen
field at Indianapolis, and to increase
the operation of the chamber and
its various departments.
Clothes, Valuables Stolen at Pool
Atles Brown, 150 Detroit street,
today reported to police that a
watch, cigaret case and clothing
valued at $33.50 was stolen from
him in the bathhouse at Willard
park Thursday afternoon.
Outing for Assessors
Bp Times Special
PLYMOUTH, Ind., July 18.—As
sessors of townships in Marshall
county will hold their annual pic
nic at Dixon lake Sunday. Invi
tations are being mailed by Alfred
Lawrence, county assessor. In addi
tion to the officials, their deputies
and families will attend.
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19-Year-Old Boy in City Hospital
With Fractured Skull.
Noland Scheidling, 19, of 3603
Washington boulevard, Apt. 29, was
in city hospital with a fractured
skull, and three persons faced as
sault and battery charges today
after a family battle Thursday
night.
An argument over removal of
furniture precipitated a quarrel be-
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tween Rav Hurst. 28. and his wife.
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Maryland street, police were told.
Luzerne Fisk. 20. of 237 Trowbridge
street., her brother, joined Mrs.
Hurst, and Scheiding aided Hurst, it
is said.
Bottles and furniture became im
plements of warfare. Scheiding
was struck by a bottle. Police
settled the row, and arrested Fisk
and Mr. and Mrs. Hurst.
First Home Inmate Dies
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