Burke Denies Willebrandt Accusation Amid Campaign Sparring
Washington awaits the next installments as James F. Burke denies editing or approving Mrs. Willebrandt's Springfield speech calling ministers to attack Smith from pulpits. Willebrandt claims Burke edited or approved the remarks and that the speech came against her protests. Burke's denial follows a Hoover dinner and signals potential further political disclosures.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Washington Today
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
James Francis Burke
Springfield ‘O
Republican National Committee
Burk
Woman sues Sheriff Winkler for recovery of diplomas
Mrs Cora L Sharp wife of Dr J E Sharp filed a replevin suit against Marion County Sheriff George Winkler to recover three medical diplomas and two medical certificates valued at 1000 dollars. Deputies previously seized the diplomas in lieu of a 52 50 judgment against Sharp awarded February 2 to Virgil Tes.
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Cora L. Sharp
J. E. Sharp
New City Trust Building
George Winkler
Marion County
Winkler
Sharp
Virgil Tes
Attache Groves Visits Indianapolis for Foreign Trade Talks
H. Lawrence Groves appointed American attache to Berlin who arrived in Indianapolis with William Finger and Kenneth Dame to tour automobile plants and confer with manufacturers on foreign trade. Finger proceeds next to St. Louis to inspect plants.
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H. Lawrence Groves
Berlin
Germany
Indianapolis
Groves
William L. Finger
Europe
Kenneth H. Dame
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Finger
St. Louis
Lindberghs to Spend Weekend at Hoover Camp
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his bride will be week end guests of President and Mrs Hoover at their Shenandoah camp this week. Lindbergh visited the White House today to pay respects to the president.
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United Press
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hoover
Shenandoah National Park Camp
Lindbergh
White House
Swedish Countess Declines Royal Line to Wed Commoner
Countess Elsa Bernadotte, niece to the Swedish king, will marry Hugo Cedergren YMCA secretary despite royal implications. Her brother Count Folke is married to American heiress Estelle Manville in Pleasantville, New York.
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Sweden
Elsa Bernadotte
Hugo Cedergren
Count Folke
Estelle Manville
Pleasantville
N. Y
Officials Seek Engineer for Bono Mine at Dana
The Bono Mine Company shaft at Dana remains idle as officials press to hire a hoisting engineer. Deputy AGs secured an engineer last Tuesday who fled after four masked men confronted him at midnight. Despite state protection assurances, the engineer did not return, prompting further efforts to obtain a replacement.
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James M. Ogden
Bono Mine Company
Dana
Illinois
Ogden
Merv M. Wall
George W. Hufsmith
Albert C
Automobiles Stolen and Recovered Report
Police report stolen vehicles belong to James Henner of 1143 South Keystone Avenue a Ford coupe 82-464 from Illinois and Marylane Streets. Recovered car is a Ford roadster 715-909 found at Troy Avenue and Bluff Road. Dally, mine inspector, could not approve a hoisting engineer who failed exam by few points and Indiana licensing would also apply. Wall to hear later today about progress in securing another hoisting engineer.
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James Henner
Keystone Avenue
Illinois
Marylane Streets
Ford
Troy Avenue
Bluff Road
Dally
Indiana
Wall
Husband Found Dead in Basement at West New York Street
George Lowe aged 75 was found dead in the basement of his home at 222 West New York Street early today by his wife Mrs Mary Lowe. She told police he had been in ill health for more than a year.
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George Lowe
West New York Street
Mary Lowe
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Griffin
Lester
Crepe
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Herman’s
Romilla
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J. W. Carter
Howard & Foster
L. Crosset
Leonard-Shaw & Dean
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Bono
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