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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1928

Page

12

Hoover Finishes Speech Work After Secluded Prep

Herbert Hoover seals himself in his study to complete a 6500 word acceptance speech as the Republican nominee lays plans for the campaign. He weighs farm relief and prohibition heavily, with Assistant Attorney General Donovan advising him and public officials pressing for broad issue coverage. Hoover may shorten a Los Angeles visit and skip the Grand Canyon trip while awaiting homecoming events in Iowa.

Paul R. Mallon United Press Palo Alto Cal Herbert Hoover Hoover William J. Donovan Los Angeles Grand Canyon West Branch Iowa Dante Pierce Des Moines Farm Journal Pierce George Peek Corn Belt Committee of Twenty-Two Alfred E. Smith

G A R Train Arranged for Indiana at Denver Encampment

The Indiana department of the Grand Army of the Republic will run an official train from Indianapolis to Denver for the national encampment. It departs at 8 20 a m Saturday September 15 with Capt Albert J Ball announcing it as the sole Indiana sponsored tour amid talk of other official trains.

Indiana Department Grand Army of the Republic Indianapolis Denver Colo Albert J. Ball

Indiana World War Memorial trustees plan Lincoln statue in University Park

Trustees reallocate a $10,000 Lincoln memorial bequest held by Union Trust for a statue in the southeast corner of University Park. Architects oppose the site. memorial trustee William L. Elder cites approval by Union Trust president Arthur V. Brown. Park board approves a central sidewalk linking east and west walks.

Indiana Arthur V. Brown Union Trust Company Park Board

Boy 15 Kills Pal 16 in Drunken Brawl in Kentucky

Clifford Meadows 15 confessed to killing his pal John Halley 16 near Raccoon Kentucky after both got drunk on mash. He said Halley fired first but missed and Meadows then took a pistol and Halley was killed with a shotgun later. Meadows surrendered to police and is jailed pending charges.

United Press Reenup Clifford Meadows John Halley Raccoon Halley Meadows

Water Fun d water festival at McClure Beach tonight

Water Fun d water festival will be held at McClure Beach tonight from 7 30 to 10. Diving swimming and canoe tilting are on the program with prizes offered by James Angelo refreshment concessionaire. Dick Mills orchestra will provide music while Jesse P McClure recreation director and Robert OHara Indianapolis Times playground page editor judge the events.

D Water Festival McClure Beach James Angelo Dick Mills Jesse P. McClure Robert O'Hara Indianapolis Times Playground Page

Standard Lone Bandit Robs Standard Grocery

An early morning robbery at the Standard grocery on Roosevelt Avenue where a lone Black man held Manager Luther Teter at gunpoint and took $14 from the till. The suspect, described as a standard store robber, ordered oranges and escaped via the front door.

Indianapolis Roosevelt Ave Luther Teter N. Dearborn St Teter

Eller Indicted in Poll Fraud Inquiry In Chicago

Morris Eller city collector was indicted by a special grand jury in the ward twenty poll fraud and violence probe. His son Judge Emanuel Eller was named in the indictment.

United Press ICAGO Morris Eller Emanuel Eller

Fight over Holt Road underpass reaches public service commission

County officials and residents press for funding and construction of Holt Road underpass from National Road to Morris Street to ease traffic to Mars Hill field. Railroads oppose. officials insist on a $65 000 addition to a $24 000 road plan with state backing. Authorities plan to seek Public Service Commission review if needed.

Holt Rd National Rd Morris St Public Service ,Commission G. J. Jeffries Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company G. H. Schlotter, Jr Pennsylvania Railroad Wayne Township Civic League W. P. Holmes John Royse Cassius L. Hoyle George Snider Public Service Commission Hoyle George Montgomery Montgomery Rouse Indianapolis Mars Hill Jeffries Schlotterer Pennsylvania

Silk Hose Mender Invented by Two Brothers

New York August 3 two brothers unveil a device described as a mend while you wait system for women's hosiery. The invention allows rapid hose repairs and aims to be marketed nationwide through dedicated shops.

United Press New York

Man chases train by air to feed baby on trip

Chicago August 3 A Hinsdale attorney Malcolm Mecartney rushed to ship his wife and three children for a Cape Cod vacation after discovering the luggage held seven keys and special baby food. He flew from Chicago to Kalamazoo then rode to Michigan Central Station to reach the train before it arrived. The baby dined as doctors prescribed.

Malcolm Mecartney Hinsdale Mccartney National Air Transport Detroit The Air Company Kalamazoo Mich Michigan Central Mecartney

Paroled Indiana youth questioned on vagrancy charges

Clifton Coomer 31 of 1379 Nordyke Ave is held for questioning after two women report he offered bonds for jobs. Police say he was on parole from Pendleton for a statutory offense and had advertised a secretarial job requiring a $10,000 bond. A similar $25 bond offer was made to Edna McDermott 15 for a nurse maid.

Indiana State Reformatory Clifton Coomer Nordyke Ave Coomer Pendleton Betty Ross Ohio St Merchants Bank Edna McDermott Bellefontaine St

Brake Tests Continue Under Hoosier Club Authority

Police brake-testing ongoing on Trowbridge Street between English and Southeastern Avenue. Thursday set a record with 1,016 tests 812 by request, bringing the week's total to 3,435 and 271 faulty brakes found to date. Lieut. Frank Owen said tests pause Saturday and Sunday for officer shortages.

Hoosier Motor Club Trowbridge St English Southeastern Ave Frank Owen

Indiana podiatrists honored for research work

Seven Indiana podiatrists were recognized by the Indiana Association of Podiatrists for scientific research in the past year at the Lincoln. Appointed to a scientific research council they will join leaders of the profession at a technical conference during the seventeenth annual convention of the National Association next week. Honorees include Dr. Edgmont Arany Bedford Dr. L K Bunch South Bend Dr. E W Cordingley Clinton Dr H E Wiegner Elkhart Dr A A Freihofer Lafayette Dr Carl Willis Huntington and Dr Arnold Elson Ligonier.

Indiana Podiatrists Indiana Association of Podiatrists Lincoln Cil National Association Edgmont Arany Bedford L. K. Bunch South Bend E. W. Cordingley Clinton H.E. Wiegner Elkhart A. A. Freihofer Lafayette Carl Willis Huntington Arnold Elson Ligonier

Treaty blocks help for ship

An international pact between the United States and Great Britain bars Coast Guard vessels from British waters. It prevented aid to a five masted schooner wrecked near East Brother Rock in the Bahamas with twenty three aboard. The Matocaroline radioed Ft Lauderdale base and Washington, but aid was denied under the new agreement.

United Press Washington United States Great Britain Coast Guard Britsh East Brother Rock Great Isaac Bahamas Matocaroline Ft. Lauderdale Fla British Waters Bahaman Waters

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