Porter seeks law to starve war by halting munitions exports
Rep. Stephen G. Porter announces a resolution to prohibit shipments of munitions from the United States at the President's discretion, aiming to worldwide arms traffic control under government oversight. He cites the Shearer hearing as supportive, linking it to broader arms limitation aims.
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William
Neal I
Porter
Senate
William B. Shearer
Geneva
MacDonald
Shearer
Porter pushes resolution on war material embargo to the President
Rep Porter says he will press a long held resolution transferring control of weapons manufacture and munition supplies to the President. He argues passage would aid national defense since the President conducts foreign policy and would decide when an embargo on war implements should be lifted.
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Central America
China
Rep. Porter
Pepauw Pianist to Give Concert at Portville
Vernon Sheffield of DePauw University Music School will present his first concert and recital of the year in Portville at the M E church on Friday night October 11 under the Fortville Psi Lambda Chi chapter. He is a popular DePauw student and a piano teacher and master. His Fortville program includes Beethoven Nightingale Polonaise Chopin Scherzo Chopin Serenade Helvetia Indys Staccato Etude and Rubenstein works. Sheffield plans further Greencastle concerts this year.
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Vernon Sheffield
Music
DePauw University
Portville
M. E
Fortville
Psi Lota Chi
Sheffield
DePauw
Seestveus
Deeb
D'Indy Pores
Rubenstein
Greencastle
Bodies of 86 Michigan soldiers arrive for shipment home
The bodies of eighty six Michigan soldiers who died in the Archangel campaign of 1918 arrive in Leningrad wrapped in the Stars and Stripes. They were brought from Murmansk under the auspices of a special commission of the American Veterans of Foreign Wars for shipment to the United States.
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Russia
Leningrad
Michigan
Archangel
America
Murmansk
American Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cubs Ready for Columbus Team
Coach W. E. Bausman announced his Tiger Cub football team is in splendid condition for Friday’s 2:30 pm tilt with Columbus high school on Blackstock Field. The Greencastle lineup, minus Caneilla initially, will face Columbus, a strong southern Indiana squad that recently defeated Rushville 14 to 12.
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W. E. Bausman
Tiger Cub
Columbus High School
Blackstock Field
Greencastle
Sherburn US
Newt Harlan Former Resident Jumps For Life
In a Rockville cigar store on a Sabbath morning a plaster ceiling section collapsed. Newt Harlan and others fled as plaster showered the area, with Jim Wilkison and Fred Baker among the onlookers. No injuries reported.
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Newt Harlan
Rockville Tribune
Bill Wilkison
James Yates
Orchestral Concatenation
Fred Baker
Newt
Jim
Officer and Bandit Die in Gun Battle
In Hammond Indiana a police sergeant and a bandit were killed in a gun battle at a gang rendezvous. Three other officers were wounded and two female bystanders surrendered after a ten minute firefight as confessions surface. The dead include Sergt Leo Fox and bandit Walter Warzynski.
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Hammond
Sergt
Fox
Ind
INS
Leo Fox
Walter Warzynski
Frank Fargos
Frank Fargoil
Peter Augustinovitch
William Jesky
Ambridge
Augustinovitch
Harriet Herndon
Milwaukee
Virginia Russo
Macon
Sergt. Fox
Steven Davenport
Keokuk
John Sawa
Gary
Dennie Stawuski
MacDonald Plans Brief Visit to Philadelphia
Premier Ramsay MacDonald, exhausted by a week of conferences in Washington, leaves for Philadelphia to spend several hours as a private citizen. He hopes to renew ties with friends and the doctors who treated him during a past illness in the city.
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Washington
INS
Ramsay MacDonald
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Connie Mack Dominates Baseball Strategy in World Series Talk
The column praises Connie Mack as a calm tactician and leader who has endured through years of baseball with patience and skill. It notes his bench management, fatherly influence, and sharp field sense as the Athletics press toward potential series victory in Philadelphia.
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Earnshaw
Connie
Connie Mack
Chicago
Dr. Osler
Cies
Hornsby
Cuylers
Athletics
Root
Joe McCarthy
Santa Claus
Cubs
Charley Root
the Athletics
Philadelphia
Ehmke
National League
McCarthy
Bush
Malone
Blake
Carlson
Ike
Quinn
Grove
Rommel
New Chevrolet Six Offers Quality and Value
The Chevrolet Six was developed over four years with nine thousand inspections to ensure quality in design, material, and workmanship. Prices listed f.o.b factory Flint Michigan include Roadster 125, Phaeton 525, Coach 595, Coupe 595, Sport Coupe 645, Sedan 675, Imperial Sedan 695.
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Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Greenwood Man Shoots Boy In Halowe'en Prank Case
Darwin Curless 10 of Greenwood was wounded by a shotgun blast in an incident blamed on Dr Josiah Shrock 73 who said he fired to scare pranksters. Curless remained semiconscious in Howard County hospital as Shrock awaited prosecutors and faced prior conviction for an illegal operation.
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Kokomo
Ind
Darwin Curless
Greenwood
Here
Howard County Hospital
Josiah Shrock
Howard County
Curless
Glenn R. Hillis
Dr. Shrock
Hogs Cattle and Lambs Sell Steady to Higher in Indianapolis Market
In Indianapolis today October 10 hogs eased 15 to 45 cents hit packers steady to 15 cents down for select kinds with 160 to 300 pound hogs selling 9.70 to 10.15 with top 10.25. Cattle were steady while early steer sales ranged 12.75. Lambs climbed with bulk 12.25 to 13.25 and top at 13.50. Throwouts quoted 8 to 11. Weather stayed steady at 16 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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