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   Decatur Evening Herald (Newspaper) - August 18, 1928, Decatur, Illinois                                ING WHY WORRY 1 ABOUT HE'D WORRY 1 IP HE KNEW j HOW EASILY t COULD HIS 816 DATE IS ALMOST BUT NO WAV IN HER M NOT TO CALL FINDS ABOUT MY TMI CITY TO HATCHED jm woft I AT WWW MM DECATUR H E R ALO 47TH YEAR 10 ages SATURDAY EVENING August 18, 928. DEMOS ATTACK HOOVER SILENCE ON Failure to Denounce Daugherty and Forbes Draws Foes Fire HIT ILLINOIS RECORD I'M N. Aug 18 -As a counter to the Turn many will the tue against the Republicans in the coming campaign They will the Republican Herbert ly for failure to condemn and follow In the Harding and will single out Republican in Pennsylvania and for Walsh Lends Attack That became manifest Saturday after a conference here between the Democratic Gov. Alfred E. and Senator Thomas J. of Teapot Dome In- who left here Saturday er being a guest at the executive ovet will take a ing in emphasizing this assisted by his Democratic Senator Burton K. Wheeler of tana who the tion into the tenure of Harry M as in the Hard Condemn 1'olicy In a statement utter the Walsh condemned Hoover for falling to speak out about the dis- of his and ntc committees regarding activities of and former of Interior Albeit B. Full The Senator attacked a Democratic former L Owen of who has he Tammany issue Smith nnd Thompson References to the Republican of of the Ti Mellon nnd Senator lam S. Vate in Pennsylvania and Mayor Thompson in Chicago showed that these will be as targets for the general Walsh Smith In his ment ami Indicated he will a fading factor In the harmonising Is Candidate Smith's Is Irresistible sml hU Intellectual processes he of problems of state fies n genius f t r Midi We do not on widely Tint it were vain look for candidate with of voters who have convictions and agreeing them on nil he would Into national councils a tin ma n element under the regime of and Mellon NEW DEMONSTRATIONS From Crons of AUK 18 A new violent tions Saturday in dia- from Five from the Italian We inner weie and clubbed by a of the dispatch said Police fd the u nd disbanded the ten of etew stated n the if thiee ships Police the A recent disturbance at In consul slightly In lure brought an Vy from the govern to the Italian minister at THE WEATHER For the region of the Great Showers about Monday night or followed by a period of fair weather most of remainder of wanner be- of week and cooler middle of week followed by Using temperature at For the upper Mississippi and valleys shower period Monday 01 lowed by fair during middle of week and shower about Tuesday and in south portion followed by ilsing temperature ILLINOIS fair tonight north thunderstorms this after- noon or tonight south Sunday mostly cooler southwest nnd central somewhat warmer north LOCAL 1 P m 73 Highest yesterday 87 T m. today 70 86 Lowest today CS Precipitation rises sets 55 TOOMBS DODGES THEFT HEARING Rockford Plane Hops Off on Second Leg of Flight Aug. monoplane Gi eater took off at p. m Eastern Standard time Saturday for Mt. Beit Hassell and his companion Parker hoped to make the long flight over the barren wastes of Labrador and the Arctic straits by daybreak Sunday Weather repot ts were good and the plane left to the cheers and best wishes of the entire population of this If they reach then the will have completed the second part of an adventurous flight from to with stops in and Friday Beit Hassell was forced to postpone his flight to Mt because of bad weather but he had expected to get away at noon Last night the aviators studied weather They had planned to leave at but indications were that more favorable conditions would be found at noon and they de- on the later Landing Field Ready Aug. Beit Hassell arrives heie on the third stage of his flight from Rockford to a landing field will be prepared just 70 kilometers outside of The landing field is known as and is a big farm on the left bank of the river It is by extensive level and is marked by a white REFUSE PARENTS PLEA FOR BODY OF SLAIN GIRL Indiana Official Declares Identification is Not Complete NOTE MAY BE CLUE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR OPENED Automobile Races Feature Attraction of Saturday Program IttJ I 1 Aug. 18 state 76th in the tory of this Saturday I One hundred highway policemen on the near as from all of the state stalled foi the Saturday's chief attraction was the automobile racu card of four events with several to lower the dirt track to win the 000 by the state fair board for the shattering of this Monday will be Children's Tuesday Springfield Wednesday and Thursday Illinois and Republican Farm and Automobile Race 10 YEARS OLD BOY GIVEN AS SECURITY FOR LOAN OF I Pt Ind. Aug A 10-years old boy was held as security for a loan of which Mrs. Emma Wheeling made to Mrs Blanche youthful who was said to have obtained the loan to pay for a permanent asked police to her son NOTIFY CURTIS THIS AFTERNOON The fair grounds never were in bettor condition and it is a conclusion all state fair attendance be weather if good TO Manufacturer Confident 18th Amendment Will Not Be Repealed T Pi rss 1 Mass Aug. 18. No matter who wins the next ial the country continue to enjoy Henry Foul be- Resting at his Wayside Inn the motor magnate talked with the newspaper men on such questions as politics and world Foul voiced decided views on the prohibition question worst thing that could pen to this country would be a step backward in our fight against am interested in anything to keep the 18th ment as it Is. If Hoover stands on that and I am sure he doer I am for No Repeal in Sight He was confident that the 18th Mpn tn Halt amendment never would be 10 Mail a. change would be a but thete is no possibility of he for present ment we manage to get along well enough at though we arc next door to Personally I'd tuin out the army and navy to stop If the laws were we'd have to shut up our plants Everything in the United States is Gayly Decked Notification monies for I'll i 1 Aug Middle with Topeka as the held the spotlight in the national political At 5 o'clock afternoon Charles senior senator fiom the Sunflower will be notified officially of his nomination for vice- on the Republican ticket A canopied awaits the ceremonies on the south steps of the state It faces a statue of Abraham set In the of a Town Decked Out Topeka is built around Capitol center of the state's political Beyond the City ate flat ries and mile after mile of the est wheat lands in the day's celebration was a magnet for and their families from the remotest corners of the The town was gay with color and noise It Is the first time that sas has had a native son on the ticket of a national political Special began arriving early and a fleet of 25 airplanes businessmen from Wichita and sas It was estimated visitors will sit or stand in the large area the Byrd's Ice Breaker All Ready bulled CROWN Ind Aug. 18, The parents of Miss Adeline sweetheart of a bunk bandit slain in a 111., sought to claim for burial the body of a young woman found burned to death near here Sheriff Ben Strong of Lake ty refused to permit them to the young asserting the parents hadn't convinced him that she was their Identification Faulty The sheuff said he believed the patents knew It was not their daugh ter and intimated his belief that the identification was made to permit Mibs Zaccard to disappear from lie knowledge for of her Admitting he had little with which to solve the of the woman's Strong refused to on his theories Body in Morgue The patents came Friday night to claim the This time they said they positive it that of their members of the family had issued conflicting statements The body i in a morgue here its disposition un- If the patents do not bung legal it may be buried in NOTE MAY BE CLUE Aug 18.--A ily scrawled on an and the number of a bile license speeded a police investigation Saturday into the death of a young woman believed to been to death near Crown The note found on a dresser in the loom of Adeline said wait for me. Went out for a It was signed Miss Zaccard was the of Angelo who was shot and killed by a vigilante while ing m an automobile with foui companions after the west 111, bank robbery Police believed the of the noto to be another member of the bandit gang An effort was being made to learn his full identity on the theory he made an appointment with Miss Zaccard which later led to her to prevent her from diving police information ing the Meanwhile police sought a car with an Indiana license number which Marshal Louis Hartman of Dyer reported pursuing toward Crown Point shortly before the girl was believed to have been murdered up to a new pace which ecl with prohibition The at which we run our motor op- erate our intricate and generally live would be impossible with there Is no chance even of modification GETS WED MARRIES HER AUNT I 1 Aug. C 16, of Carbon ob- consent to many Miss Clara but instead the young lady's 47 years old Miss Ophelia Gilbert of Eldridge The youth was said to have courted two months His father said he was but would not the the mint for MAIL ROBBERS KILL FARMER cape of Gangsters Are Shot ROCKFORD PAPERS MERGED SATURDAY t AUK The foid and the ford Morning Star Saturday an a merger effective Sept. 1 The Gazette is an afternoon paper while the Star is the only morning here The papers have n combined lation of about covering and southern The two plants will make their home in the new structure of the now Hearing Fied E. lieutenant is editor of the were wounded in a Saturday when they Aug. farmer was killed and two others shooting fray attempted to balk the escape of three mail car to reports ing here fiom a small village near Parry Ont. Early reports said that one bandit was captured in loot wac found on A farmer by the name of first name was killed According to the the bandits held up a Canadian Pacific tiain and robbed the mail The amount of the loss was not ASKS TO WED PRINCESS Aug. 18 Reports fiom Saturday said that Mustapha Kemal had asked for the hand of the youngest sister of Kins The advices said the king had Invited to war for an informal discussion of Ihp suit LOWER WHEAT ACREAGE Pi CAS Aug. Pennsylvania farmers will plant 1.- acres of winter wheat this the state crop ing service estimated as to a planting of acres last weather is held ly responsible for the decreased age to be for a N pier to to be known as load supplies for the Byrd She underwent alterations at the City of New is snapped leaving Tebo Yacht The Charleston Boy Killed When Struck by Spreader to The Aug 18. aged 6, died early Saturday morning of injuries received Friday afternoon on his father's a mile west of Charleston The boy's Roy was driving a manure spreader in a field near the family The boy was playing around the field apparently at a safe distance from the wagon As the father turned at the end of a row he disengaged the gear which operates the spiked spreader As the team straightened odt the father engaged the gear starting the wheel to The boy was under the wheel and was struck by the tines on the His head and neck were pierced by the tines The boy was taken to the ton Memorial hospital where he died early Saturday He leaves his parents and five ers and Services will be held in the family home Sunday after- Burial will be in the Roselawn cemetery which adjoins the Endsley GIRL SHIELDING SLAIN Father Kills Daughter During Family Then Shoots Wife Piris Aug. gave her life haps to save that of her When her Leo 35, picked up a revolver during a quarrel with his Sarah ran In front of the woman to shield Willock fired and the girl ly The painter then shot and wounded his DURANT PLEDGES HOOVER SUPPORT United Pi ess 1 NEW Aug. C. motor car will support Herbert Hoover for president he announced Saturday before sailing for Durant so said he opposed modification or repeal of the prohibition RAID ON NEW YORK PIER BRINGS STORM OF PROTEST Ilill Hinted Aug. NEW high in social and business circles were threatening protests to the government Saturday because of a latest feature of the attempt to dry up New The which was conducted on the lie de on which of State Frank B. Kellogg a passenger to came after a federal grand jury had issued sub- prominent with violating the penas for 125 charging them prohibition law by drinking in night No Liquor Found Four thousand persona were at the French line piers Friday many of them In and others were bidding Federal agents blocked the exits from the off pier and the boat the visitors just before it ing Some were passengers many of them were No liquor was In reply to in- dry agents told the visitors that were Check Tourists Movements It was said that the government was carefully checking the ments of many Americans now in Europe and that subpenas would be handed to them when they landed in the United Although the list was kept dry agents said there were many idents of the exclusive Park Avenue section on and that it also in- cluded prominent in Wall SMITH PLANS TO SPEND WEEK-END ON GOLF COURSE Chicago Police Order Arrest of Financier Hearing Monday in Springfield on Requisition from Missouri for Return of International Life Insurance Company Head PASSENGER THROWN FROM PLANE WHEN AVIATOR LOOPS United MT. Mich Aug. 18 A. W. Redfield was thrown from a looping but landed safely in his parachute feet Lieut. K. W. Field pilot did not know his passenger had fallen until he landed the SOUTHERN RIVER FLOODS PASSING i By United Aug. 18 Roy sought on a warrant charg Ing embezzlement of from the International Life Insurant company of St. failed day to appear in contrary f the promise of his police Deputy police commissioner John ordered his men to their efforts to find and who is in The state bank and trust of Downers of which Toomb was was closed Saturday fo investigation by officials of Belief that the sound was expressed by State tor Oscar He that adverse publicity from the fi escapade had caused dy bond has been set ci who claims to the only one knowing the is not expected to prn 12 Known Dead in auce Mm Edwin D. Buell Saturday wa 38 01 i named federal receiver in thr brokerage bankruptcy case by In I lilted Aug. 18.- Rivers by rains of a tropical storm that has taken 12 lives and caused damage m the poured down towards the sea Saturday from the flood damaged Piedmont belt of the and inundated wide reaches of Hundreds of families near S. and were forced from their Above Columbia the flood waters of the Broad and Saluda rivers con- verged into the Congaree and the stream was at its highest level in 20 The same situation ex- isted near Augusta nah river stretched miles out of its In Virginia the flood menace was worst along the James as swollen rivers to the west poured their plus into that Across the Savannah from the town of 8 negro was under water to Its The fled to 200 inhabitants 1 N Y Aug fred E. Smith cleared his desk and prepared to devote the weekend to The Democratic Presidential nominee said he had memorized his acceptance speech and had purposely scheduled no ences because he wanted to spend as much time as possible on the golf links Saturday and Beginning Smith expects to be even busier than he was this The notification will be held Wednesday evening and before then the governor expects members of the Democratic national committee to drop In for informal Besides completing and ing his acceptance Smith has had five important conferences this some of which lasted almost an entire PICKETS HARASS KELLOGG SAILING Secretary of State Sails for France to Sign Anti- War Pact Pici 1 NEW Aug. of State Kellogg is on his way to Fiance to sign with 14 other nations on an growing out of negotiations between Kellogg and Foreign Minister Briand of He sailed early Saturday on the French liner He de ing to discuss with reporters the in nature of his As the He de France drew from the more than 100 bers of the All-American league appeared on the dock waving banners which they hat smuggled on the pier beneath their Police chased them with American one of the Others with Kellogg's falte peace and off HOOVER VISITS SITES FOR DAM Republican Nominee Leaves Day in Grand Canyon a federal subpena on his appearance u a Buell's appointment followed thr appearance In state court of who asked that state in the case be turned over to the federal Buell has qualified for the but acceptance of the assets is held up for the correction of some minor difficulties Service of Toombs for material witness In the bankruptcy proceedings has been arranged be- tween McGarry and Referee HEARING MONDAY Aug. on the four requisitions Issued bv Governor Sam Baker of for the return to that state from Chicago of Roy C. of the International Life will be held here at 10 n m. next Missouri will be represented at thr Monday hearing by George B. circuit attorney of The hearing will be before A t assistant attorney gen United ABOARD HOOVER SPECIAL TRAIN WEARING Ariz Aug. Hoover bade farewell to his home state of fornia early Saturday and moved nto Arizona for a round-table dis- cussion with Republican county chairmen here about his ment of the Boulder dam flood con and power The Republican presidential nee expects the to bring him the reaction of his Los Angeles for Arizona is as deeply In- In Boulder dam as nia and la on the other side of the See Item Sites The filibuster of Arizona senators defeated the dam Arizona wants the dam built at Black further up the so that she will get a maximum share of the water to irrigate her arid When he arrives at the Grand Canyon after a side trip from Hoover will be between the two proposed dam with Black Canyon to the northeast and Boulder Canyon to the The day's schedule of his special called for arrival at Williams at a. mountain He will accompany the chairmen to the Grand arriving there at p. m. The party will remain the rest of the day In the canyon and will leave there at a. m. Sunday for West la. SEWER WORKER GIVES LIFE TO SAVE FRIEND 1 Aug. 46, is dead Saturday be cause he risked his life to save a fel low Joseph 32 employe of the city of Deai was overcome by gas working in a descended into the sewer and tied a rope about Gandow Other workers pulled from the but wa overcome and was not rescued until 15 minutes He died early Sal Gandow Is out of FATHER OF TWO DIES UNDER TRUCK Aug. one 11 and the other 8, ran two to their home In to tell their mother that their father pinned under his truck and could not answer The girls were thrown clear of thr truck when It overturned after Oliver d. lost control of It. The truck fell on strangling him to POLICE SERGEANT MYSTERIOUSLY SLAIN United Press 1 Aug. B. 27, police waa shot to death here early shooting occurred In a fashionable residential section where Hummer was making his morning There were no witnesses and police have found no clue to the Identity of the The Herald in This 2. Full page local page 3. Full page page 4. Full page page 6. of Full page of news and page 5. Page of sporting page 7. 6. Market 8. Page of 10.  

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