State G.O.P. Worries Over Divided Camps
Indiana Republicans fret over three distinct camps aiming at Hoover Leslie and the state ticket. Rogers names two key committees, with leaders from finance to farm bureau and publicity as factions seek aligned support. James E. Watson urges unified backing for state and national tickets.
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Indiana
Herbert C. Hoover
Harry G. Leslie
Severin
State Committee
James E. Watson
Arthur R. Robinson
Elza
O. Rogers
Irving W. Lemaux
Indianapolis
George Ball
Muncie
James P. Goodrich
Ralph Lemcke
Enos Porter
Shelbyville
Joseph Kelly
Mount Vernon
Claude Mallett
Bloomington
Will J. Irwin
Columbus
Roy C. Shaneberger
Morris Ritchie
Lebanon
Walter J. Riley
East Chicago
Robert J. Spencer Jr
Marion
Maurice Fox
Lia Porte
William Kleppinger
Business Men
W. W Cave
French Lick
Orville H. Platter
North Vernon
John B. Schlosberg
Terre Haute
C. E. Wilson
Anderson
Carl Sims
Frankfort
E. M. Wasmuth
Huntington
Peter McCray
Kendallville
Ogden
John G. Brown
Monon
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
State
Farm Bureau
Donald D. Goss
The
Security Trust Company
Shover
Alfred E. Smith
James M. Ogden
Watson
Help Wanted Ad Offer From The Times
Help Wanted ad in The Times reaches over 250,000 daily readers and broadcasts on Station WFBM at no extra cost. Ads cost less in The Times and can promote business or home needs.
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Times
WFBM
Tragic end as Indianapolis man dies in crash with freight car
Miss Jessie Hudson of near Lebanon identifies the crushed body as George N. Arvanitis 42 of 715 S Meridian St Indianapolis. Arvanitis drove at high speed into a freight car at Northwestern Ave and Thirty Fourth St killing him. Hudson, his fiancée, seeks burial for him in Lebanon where his fiancée plans to lay him to rest. He had Greek family and no local relatives in the United States.
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Jessie Hudson
Farmer
Lebanon
Ind
City Hospital
George N. Arvanitis
S. Meridian St
Arvanitis
Northwestern Ave
Thirty- Fourth St
Lebanon Rd
Miss Hudson
Hudson
George
Indianapolis
O. H. Bakemeier
Greece
al Smuth
Walnut Gardens
Marion County
Broad Ripple Park
Albert Stump
United States
Charles (Buck) Sumner
Curtis Shake
Vincennes
Harry Dunn
George O. Hutsell
Clyde R. Robinson
Frances Sheehan
Barrett Law Department
Mrs. Hutsell
Three Days in Surf Ends in Death of Theodore C. Corwin
The Newark incident tells how Theodore Roberts Corwin played in the surf for three days with a broken neck. He became paralyzed Sunday after the neck was broken three days earlier and died Wednesday despite seven doctors’ efforts.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Theodore Roberts Corwin
Amundsen Bottle Message Believed Genuine
A bottle found off Bot tumeroog in Bottumsland carried a note dated July 1, 1928 with the name Roald Amundsen. The Norwegian consul in The Hague examined the writing, comparing it to Amundsen’s, and believed the message genuine, though the alert cites uncertainty about the Arctic explorer’s fate aboard the Italia rescue mission.
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United Press
London
Aus
Bottumeroog
Bottumsland
Roald Amundsen
Daily Mail
the Hague
Amundsen
Latham
Noted fliers delayed by plane wing damage in Cincinnati
Commander Douglas George Jeffrey and Captain Arthur Argles, slated to pilot the American Antarctic expedition, could not reach Indianapolis as planned due to a wing accident. A telegram said they would arrive at Schoen field, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Friday morning. The expedition will focus on the Weddell Sea and Graham Land to assess continental connections with the Andes. Jeffrey is expected to remain several days.
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Cincinnati
Douglas George Jeffrey
Arthur Argles
Indianapolis
Schoenfield
Benjamin Harrison
Jeffrey
Weddell Sea
Graham Land
Andes
South America
Lost geologists found near Driftwood Point
Four University of Iowa geology students missing for four weeks were located by Corporal J J Malloy at Lac Du Brochet. He said they had revised their route and were en route to Driftwood Point, about 300 miles north of Port Churchill on Hudson Bay, in no immediate danger.
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United Press
Regina
University of Iowa
Northwest Territory
J. J. Malloy
Pelican Narrows
Lac du Brochet
Driftwood Point
Port Churchill
Hudson Bay
Malloy
Jose De Leon Toral Mental Evaluation Planned
Aug 16 in Mexico City the medical exam of Jose De Leon Toral slayer of President Elect Alvaro Obregon is to include psycho analysis per his father Aurgliano. Trial not expected to start until October.
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United Press
Mexico City
Jose de Leon Toral
Alvaro
Aurgliano
Weather Setup for First Leg of Illinois to Stockholm Flight
Bert R. Hassell piloting the Stinson-Detroiter Greater Rockford began a multi stop attempt to cross the Atlantic from the Midwest. The route starts at Coch rane Ontario with refueling planned tonight and later legs to Mount Evans Greenland and Reykjavik Iceland.
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United Press
Rockford, Ill
Bert R. Hassell
Greater Rockford
Middle West
United States
Canada
Hassell
Cramer
Cochrane
Mount Evans
Greenland
Reykijavig
Iceland
Sweden
Stinson
Detroit
Stockholm
Reykjavik
Norway
Gas hawk Charles Reynolds charged after assault incident
Charles Reynolds age 39 of 953 Birch Ave faces charges including assault with intent to kill and drunkenness after allegedly pursuing two girls at Drover Street and Oliver Avenue. Witnesses Austin Clark and George Castor from 637 Birch Ave say Reynolds fought them and Castor suffered a knife wound. A separate Bloomfield report notes a nameless cat wedged between buildings drew firemen.
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Charles Reynolds
Birch Ave
Austin Clark
George Castor
Reynolds
Drover St
Oliver Ave
Castor
Whelden Named Plan Airport Chief in Indianapolis
George T. Whelden was named chairman of a committee to draft a plan for a municipal airport in Indianapolis. The group will study equipment costs, site options, and finances and report to the city council. Other members include Col. E. S. Gorrell Capt. H. Weir Cook Frank Sparks and George Steinmetz.
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George T. Whelden
Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Commission
A. Kiefer Mayer
Chamber Industrial Commission
Whelden
Indianapolis
City Chamber of Commerce Airport Board
Wheldon
Mayer
Col
E. S. Gorrell
H. Weir Cook
Indiana National Guard
Frank Sparks
Noblett Sparks Company
George Steinmetz
Ford Assembly
Herman P. Lieber
Slack
Smith to Reply Vigorously to White Charges
Governor Alfred E. Smith says his forthcoming answer to William Allen White will be a complete defense of his legislative record. He notes he finished the reply days ago but is revising it after White’s abroad cablegram reasserting charges he had partly withdrawn.
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United Press
Albany
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
William Allen White
Kansas
White
Smith
Ohio primary yields Ohio governor nominees and party winners
Myers Y. Cooper wins the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Ohio with 5,665 majority over James T. Begg. Democrat Mar tin L. Davey secures the nomination with a 25,000 lead over Peter Witt. Theodore Burton tops the Republican short term Senate race, while Simeon D. Fess is unopposed for the long term. Charles Truax defeats George White for Democratic short term. Graham Hunt wins the Democratic long term nomination as a dry advocate victory follows overall.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Cooper
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Davey
Peter Witt
Cleveland
al Smith
Theodore E. Burton
Carrington T. Marshall
Zanesville
Burton
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Charles V. Truax
George White
Marietta
Graham P. Hunt
Rail Strike Threatens 300 Indianapolis Jobs In Pay Dispute
Illinois Central workers in Indianapolis face layoff amid a national wage fight. About 300 local employees could lose jobs if the strike by 35 000 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Brotherhood of Railway Conductors members goes ahead. Local agent William Ward notes roughly 300 would be affected if trains halt. Brotherhood demands 10 percent for yard workers and 18 percent for train crews, rejecting a 7.5 percent railroad offer and proposed rule changes.
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Illinois Central
Indianapolis
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Two Brotherhoods
Palestine
Brotherhood
Cleveland
William Ward
Heat Relief Forecast As New York Reaches 90 Degrees
Forecast relief for the East due to high temperatures that caused prostration and casualties Wednesday. New York recorded 90 degrees just below the seasonal high while the Atlantic seaboard saw peaks to 94 degrees. In Grenoble, France five people died and several were injured when lightning struck a high tension wire near Arandon, with many animals killed.
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United Press
New York
East
Atlantic Seaboard
Grenoble
France
Arandon
Here
Endurance ace Shipwreck Kelly nears 100 hour pole vigil
Alvin Shipwreck Kelly nears the end of a 100 hour vigil atop Denison Hotel flagpole. He expects to descend Saturday at 1 13 p m and then perform at the Lyric Theater. A blonde stenographer with a mirror blinded him briefly and spectators stare from nearby streets.
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Alvin
Kelly
Denison Hotel
Sturday
Lyric Theater
Walnut Gardens
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tax cut predicted for city levy next year
City likely to reduce the proposed 1.15 levy by about .015 after finance committee proposals. Councilmen noted no final amount can be announced until all proposals are reconsidered and department meetings with recreation and city hospital are set for Friday.
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Recreation and City Hospital
Learn How to Fly The Times Tell You Tricks of the Air
A newspaper series by Malcolm J Buchanan begins in The Times Tuesday explaining the design operation and value of modern aircraft. Buchanan a WWI pilot and Ft Worth Press editor writes for lay readers to answer why planes fly how they take off and land and the realities of air mail service. The first chapter appears with Tuesday issue.
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Cou
Malcolm J.bu
Chanan
Times
Buchanan
Ft. Worth
Tex
Franco British naval pact blamed for limiting US strength
Washington officials fear the Franco British agreement may curb American sea power. President Coolidge summoned Admiral Hughes to discuss the issue as Kellogg cautioned public remarks. The pact reportedly would ease limits on small cruisers and submarines while restricting larger cruisers, drawing American opposition ahead of Geneva disarmament talks.
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Mauritz A. Hallgren
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Charles F. Hughes
White House
Brule
Wis
Kellogg
Geneva
Crippled Veteran Finishes 200 Mile Wheelchair Run
Albert J. Brady a World War veteran from Dorchester Massachusetts completed a 200 mile wheelchair trip to Albany New York. He aims to meet Governor Al Smith and shake his hand. the journey spanned varied weather and road conditions.
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United Press
Albany
N. Y
Albert J. Brady
Dorchester
Mass
al Smith
Smith
Tunney Sails Today With Morgan Party for Europe
Gene Tunney sails from New York on the Mauretania at 5 p m for a walking tour in Europe accompanied by J P Morgan and bank family members. Thornton Wilder will join the tour while Miss Mary Josephine Lauder may bid bon voyage.
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United Press
New York
J. P. Morgan
Gene Tunney
Europe
Thornton Wilder
Mary Josephine Lauder
Tunney
Mauretania
G O P Enforces Rules at State Headquarters
Republican State chairman Elza O. Rogers lays down three commandments for headquarters conduct at Severin meeting of party leaders. No religious discussion by staff, no liquor allowed, and women employees barred from hotel areas above the third floor without approval from Miss Mary Sleeth.
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Rogers
Elza O. Rogers
Severin
Mary Sleeth
Rushville
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Leslie
Bert C. Fuller
Henry Marshall
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Prohibition
Alfred E. Houston
Statehouse
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Bratton
Clew
Towa
Canada Northwest
Obregon
Illinois
Whitefish Point
Mich
Ontario
Parker D. Cramer
Ont
Sturgeon Bay
Manistique
Run
Bloomfield
G. T. Whelden
Lieber
William H. Book
Chamber of Commerce
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the Lyric
Laem
U.S
Rush
Admiral
Parley
America
Hugh S. Gibson
Belgium
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