Hoover to hold aloof as world tensions seek balance
In Palo Alto on August 13, Herbert Hoover argues for a strong America to foster peace and progress. He envisions limited intervention, international cooperation, and treaties to bound arms while expanding a farm relief program with a $250 million stabilization fund, presenting a definite relief plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover
United States
Coolidge
America
Europe
Hoover
Kansas City
White House
Two End Own Lives In Weekend Tragedy
Arthur Barnard 54 of 710 N Bancroft St and Leroy A McIntosh 20 of 1749 W New York St died by their own actions. Barnard was found by wife Ruth after taking poison and had suffered ill health two years. McIntosh shot himself with a small caliber rifle. Parents Moses and Mrs MacIntosh offered no reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barnard
N. Bancroft St
Leroy A. McIntosh
New York St
Ruth Barnard
Moses MacIntosh
Teen Arrests Tied to Tire Theft Probe
Earl Taylor 18 of 719 E Ohio St is jailed as detectives probe theft of three auto tires taken Aug 9 from Emory Yeaman 719 E Maryland St. Detained alongside him are Harold Hunter 18 of 1439 Lee St and Russell Crea 22 Oriental St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Taylor
Ohio St
Emory Yeaman
Maryland St
Harold Hunter
Lee St
Russell Crea
N. Oriental St
Taylor
Model Home Moved For Public Inspection In Indianapolis
The 1928 model home by Indianapolis Home Builders will reopen for six weeks starting September 16. Association president Fred L. Palmer announced the move from the April Indianapolis Realtors' Home Show to its permanent site at Forty-Ninth Street and Graceland Avenue in Mustard Woods, West Meridian Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fred L. Palmer
Association
Indianapolis Realtors
Forty-Ninth St
Graceland Ave
Mustard Woods
Meridian Heights
Observation Plane Crashes in Nicaragua
A United Press report from Washington says Commander Euville D. Howard's observation plane crashed at Somozo, Nicaragua. Both Howard and Sergeant James F. Hill, his accompanying crew, escaped injury, though the aircraft was completely destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Euville D. Howard
Somozo
Nicaragua
Navy
Howard
Sergt
James F. Hill
24 Hour Rain Floods Washington City
In the capital a 48 hour rain event set new records with 8.27 inches fallen since Saturday. The downpour disrupted transit and power, damaged crops in Maryland and Virginia, and caused Potomac Park flooding as bridges were swept away and streets and cellars flooded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac Park
Fugitive Alpha Holaday's Home Sold in Muncie for Debts
The Muncie Indiana home of Alpha L. Holaday, fugitive on blue sky law, embezzlement, and desertion charges, sold for 7500 to Joseph T. Meredith. A Holaday farm brought 8000 recently. Proceeds to be applied on an $80000 judgment from investors harmed by his Holaday Investment Co, ahead of his federal sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Holaday
Times Special
Muncie
Ind
Alpha L. Holaday
Joseph T. Meredith
People’s Trust Company
Holaday
Holaday Investment Company
State meeting booked Crawfordsville oct 2 3
Montgomery County Horse Thief Detective Association plans its state convention in Crawfordsville October 2 and 3. The county group meets August 23 to finalize plans. Capt H H Talbot of Crawfordsville is said to be the oldest member at sixty three years. A historical pamphlet tracing the organization will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Crawfordsville
Ind
Montgomery County Horse Thief Detective Association
H. H. Talbot
County Historical Committee
Prohibition Police Guard Bartholomew County Fair
Special police hired by the Bartholomew County W C T U patrol the county fair to enforce prohibition laws. City police refused duty beyond city limits and the sheriff refused to appoint deputies over costs. The city then hired its own officers to guard the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Bartholomew County
Linza Allen
Local raids net liquor charges in city area
Police report multiple liquor raids with several arrests. Jacob Demerly, 65, of 857 East St. Clair Street faces blind tiger charges after a pop bottle sale. John Brown, 32, of 551 West Seventeenth Street charged with operating a blind tiger. Webster Jackson, 309 North Senate Avenue, alleged beer and brewing equipment found. Curtis Barge’s squad uncovered multiple quarts of beer and home brew gear at 219 Geisendorff Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Demerly
E. St. Clair St
Floyd Gregory
William Cox
St. Clair St
Sergt
M. F. Morrissey
John Brown
Seventeenth St
Brown
Webster Jackson
N. Senate Ave
Curtis Barge
Geisendorff St
Strange death ends New York writer's career
The body of Mrs Hazel Deyo Batchelor was found kneeling in her Greenwich Village apartment. Police investigate whether suicide or natural causes ended the life of the NY writer whose novels earned her prominence. Her husband, C D Batchelor, denied alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay United Presse
New York
Hazel Deyo Batchelor
C. D. Batchelor
Pioneer Beauty Advocates Simpler Past At Hendricks Old Settlers Reunion
In Cartersburg James M. Ogden Republican candidate for attorney general told about 4500 attendees that pioneer women were as beautiful without the beauty parlor as today. Speakers included Albert Stump and George Reicholt. A separate Kansas City item reports burglars stole 3100 worth of goods from Harry Hirsch the city detective's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartersburg
Ind
James M. Ogden
Old Settlers
Hendricks
Ogden
Albert Stump
George Reicholt
Hendricks County
Revenge Clew In Gas Pipe Killing Unfolds
Evanston Illinois August 13 Temporary insanity may have caused the murder of Miss Jennie Constance Northwestern University summer student The theory arises from the report of policewoman Georgianna Juul Investigators link a past dispute at Bradley Polytechnic College Peoria with several disgruntled instructors One man with a temper warned he would talk this over with her Police发现 several clues point to a meeting after library hours Two coeds saw her waiting in the library near 10 p m She carried a copy of Eugene O Neill Lazarus Laughed The only person questioned at length is John Burke an odd jobs man arrested for prior offenses No substantial evidence ties him to the crime
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Evanston
Ill
Jennie Constance
Northwestern University
Georgianna Juul
University
Bradley
Peoria
Constance
Miss Constance
Drarian
Eugene O'Neill
Lazarus
John Burke
Two Motorists Held For Drunken Driving
H J Frenzel 25 of 1236 N New Jersey St faces charges of driving while intoxicated after his car collided with another near Thirty Third and Pennsylvania Sts about 11 p m Saturday. The other car belonged to J B Messler 32 salesman for Pearson Piano Co parked before John S Pearson 3256 N Pennsylvania St. Messler and Pearson held Frenzel as police reported. Sterling Jones 47 of 428 W South St is charged with drunken driving and possession of liquor found in his car at White River and Harding St by Sgt Robert Woolen and night riders Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Frenzel
New Jersey St
Thirty-Third
Pennsylvania Sts
J. B. Messler
Balsam Ave
Pearson Piano Company
Johns. Pearson
Pennsylvania St
Motorpolice
C. Felton
Edward Ball
Messler
Pearson
Sterling Jones
South St
Tiger
White River
Harding St
Robert Woolen
Jones
Sixty-first Anniversary of General Protestant Orphans Home
The General Protestant Orphans Home at 1404 S. State Ave marked its 61st founding anniversary with more than 10 000 attendees. Archibald M. Hall gave the address praising the home’s long and successful operation while Andrew J. Weiss, president of the supporting association, presided as ceremonies featured music and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Protestant Orphans Home
S. State Ave
Archibald M. Hall
Andrew J. Weiss
Funeral for peasant leader in Zagreb draws 300000 crowd
More than 300000 persons attended the funeral services Sunday for Stefan Raditch peasant party leader who was wounded recently when a deputy started shooting in the Belgrade Parliament. No government representatives were allowed to attend except a single king's representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Zagreb
Stefan Raditch
Peasant Party
Belgrade
Walter Engel’s pistol explodes wounding patrolman
Last Laugh in Merrick L I as Walter Engel, arrested for intoxication, brandished a small watch charm pistol. The weapon discharged and bullet struck Patrolman William Daugherty in the finger, causing chuckles before the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Merrick
L. I
Walter Engel
William Daugherty
Trolman
First of Scooter Derby Trials Opens in Indianapolis Parks
The Times-Capitol Dairy sponsors a $500 scooter derby with preliminaries today across four Indianapolis playgrounds Brightwood Brookside Christian and Dearborn under city recreation department direction. Hundreds of children compete with finalists to be chosen from each playground for Labor Day finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Capitol
Indianapolis
Brightwood
Brookside
Christian
Dearborn
Fall Creek
Ellenberger
Finch
Garfield
Camp Sullivan
Greer
Jesse P. McClure
Robert Nipper
Lewis Skinner
Times
Reporter Eugene Reid Dies at 22 in Indianapolis
Funeral services set at McNeely & Sons chapel for Eugene M. Reid 22 Indianapolis News reporter who died Sunday after a minor tonsil operation. Burial in Memorial Park. Reid born in Indianapolis and a Shortridge High School graduate 1923. Survived by widow Mary Black, parents John S. and Etta Reid, and brother Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeely & Sons
N. Meridian St
Eugene M. Reid
Chaurmont Apts
College Ave
Eleverth St
Indianapolis News
Indiana Christian Hospital
Memorial Park
Reid
Indianapolis
Shortridge High School
Indianapolis Times
Miami
Fla
Miami News
John S
Etta Reid
Mary Black
The
de Molay
First Baptist Church
Stuart Reid
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Reported Stolen
Police were alerted to multiple vehicle thefts including a Ford coupe from 1215 E New York St held by Edward Mikels and a Nash coach taken from Washington St and White River Blvd. Two suspects were seen driving away. Several other cars including a Ford roadster, Ford touring, Ford roadster, and a Chevrolet coupe were reported missing from addresses across nearby streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mikels
New York St
Myrtle Lewis
S. Keystone Ave
Washington St
White River Blvd
Sylvan McDade
Twentieth St
T. Alvert
N. Pershing Ave
Senate Ave
Walter Smith
Ladoga
Ind
Capitol Ave
Central Ave
Kentucky Ave
Lincoln Hotel
Joseph Rinkard
Castleton
Broad Ripple Park
Stolen Cars Recovered by Police Across City
Evan V. Jones of 805 Virginia Ave. found Diana brougham at New Jersey and South Streets. Clifford Pribble of 509 W Fifth St Marion Indiana had a Ford coupe found at Ohio Street and Capitol Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan V. Jones
Virginia Ave
Diana Brougham
New Jersey
South Sts
Clifford Pribble
Fifth St
Marion
Ind
Ohio St
Capitol Ave
Berne Cripple Claims Divine Power Healing
Miss Bessie Stuckeye, 32, crippled since infancy by paralysis, credits divine healing for regaining the use of her right foot. She says two visions guided her to buy and wear a normally soled shoe, after which she walked normally and can descend stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Ind
Bessie Sutckey
Baby Born in Taxi in Chicago
A seven pound son was born to Mrs. Eva Kaznierzek while she was being taken to a hospital in a taxicab in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eva Kaznierzek
Dog helps deliver The Times on Tibbs and Michigan
Bob the two year old English Bulldog assists his young master daily in delivering Papers for The Times near Tibbs Ave and W Michigan St. Ralph Glover at 649 Exeter Ave is the carrier who trained Bob to keep cats from interfering with the deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Tibbs Ave
W. Michigan St
Bob
Ralph Glover
Exeter Ave
Minister Stays Despite Threat at Spencer Baptist
Rev. Frank D. McFadden aged 29, pastor of the Spencer Baptist Church, remains to lead a service despite a letter threatening violence. He vows to continue preaching and helping the congregation, citing differences with younger members as the motive. The letter, postmarked Franklin, arrived July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Ind
Frank D. McFadden
The
Baptist Church
Franklin
Radio Dealers Meet for Majestic Electric Line
The Capitol Electric Company hosts a dealers meeting for the Majestic all electric radio at the Claypool Hotel on August 14. Local and Indiana dealers are invited with guests William Grunow B Grigsby and Herbert E Young attending from Chicago to speak. Short talks will be given by R R Oblinger L W Symons and C C Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Electric Company
Majestic All Electric Radio
Claypool
Indiana
William Grunow
B. J. Grigsby
Herbert E. Young
Majestic
Chicago
R. R. Oblinger
L. W. Symons
C. C. Mathews
Capitol Electric
Four become realtors join Indianapolis board
Four new members join the Indianapolis Real Estate Board increasing junior member Frank H. Cox of Security Trust Company and associates F. E. Osborne of Central Wall Paper and Paint Dwight E. Aultman Jr of Indianapolis Water Company and M. R. Sanders of Emerson W. Chaille & Co. The change expands local real estate representation. A Grimsby dispatch reports the steamer Otranto collided with Kitano Maru sixty miles off Grimsby, causing no serious damage and carrying 525 passengers including many Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Frank H. Cox
The
Security Trust Company
F. E. Osborne
Central Wall Paper and Paint Company
Dwight E. Aultman Jr
Indianapolis Water Company
M. R. Sanders
Emerson W. Chaille & Co
United Preas London
Grimsby
Sunday Dispatch
Otranto
Vessl
Doctor Sends New Truss on Trial
Dr. Andrew Kaiser in Kansas City offers a rupture appliance with no leg straps belt or spring pads for a 30 days trial. No advance payment cash deposit or COD required. Hundreds report quick relief and freedom from prior truss discomfort. if satisfied after 30 days pay a small price or return owed nothing. Write today using the coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kaiser
Koch Building
Main Street
Kansas City
Ralph De Palma Hurt In Car Crash In Camden
Motor racing star Ralph De Palma was injured in a collision in Camden New Jersey. He suffered facial and hand cuts. His wife was slightly hurt and the Shawvans were more seriously injured. De Palma rode in the rear seat as the cars collided with a vehicle driven by George K Hearney of Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Camden
N. J
Ralph de Palma
de Palma
Walter Shawvan
Shawvan
George K. Hearney
Trenton
First annual Marion County 4 H Show at State Fairgrounds
Four H clubs begin a two day exhibit at the State Fairgrounds with about 200 4 H members showing 100 head of dairy cattle and purebred hogs. Ninety six girls display home made clothing as part of the home economics study under judges from Purdue University and state departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
C. Henry
E. A. Gannon
Purdue University Dairy Department
J. S. Schwab
H. A. Ainsworth
State Club
Florence Srey
Hay Fever and Asthma Remedy Advertisement
D. J. Lane, a druggist in St. Marys Kansas offers a mail order asthma and hay fever remedy. He will ship a $1.25 bottle and be paid only after you are satisfied with results, with the patient judging the outcome. Send name and address and state which ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Lane
Lane Building
St. Mary's
Kan
Gas Indigestion Relief With Black Draught
Durant Oklahoma resident Mrs H J Pierot describes severe gas indigestion dizziness and headaches. After using Black Draught her symptoms eased quickly and she began a routine small pinch after meals for relief. She says she now keeps it on hand for herself and her three children for biliousness.
McAdoo silent on Smith and future endorsements
William Gibbs McAdoo refuses to comment on the Smith campaign and any potential endorsement of Hoover. California party rivalries show disorder as Smith supporters claim most southern counties while desertions rise among McAdoo allies and women's clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Los Angeles
William Gibbs McAdoo
Santa Barbara Hills
Smith
Houston
McAdoo
Hoover
California
Southland
P. M. Abbott
Isador Dockweiler
Orange
Riverside
Hooverites
Tehachapi Pacs
Smith Camp
Konjola praised by Indianapolis resident for health
Mrs. Elizabeth Espenlaub of 606% Vision Street declares Konjola restored her health after neuritis and kidney trouble. She says four bottles cure severe back pain, insomnia, and weight loss, praising the medicine and endorsing it at Hook's drug store in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Elizabeth Espenlaub
Northland Studio
Vision Street
Espenlaub
Christian Workers of America, Inc
Konjola
Ilinois
Washington Streets
Mrs. Espenlaub
Hook
Illinois
Washin Streets
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Greenwich
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Strange Death
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LAUDS
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Howard Strasser
James Prater
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Pall Creek
Edwin Rose
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Arvin
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Robert Moore
N. Haugh St
Raymond Banta
Bellefontaine St
Jackie Phillips
Homer Gibson
Grand Ave
Charles Young
N. Denny St
Paul White
E. Walnut St
Norman Howard
E. North St
E. M. Reid
Berne Cripple
Spencer Plans
Indiana Majestic Distributors
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