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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1928

Page

10

Democrats to Attack Hoover Over Daugherty and Fall Ties

ALBANY Aug 18 Democrats will press corruption charges against Republicans in the coming campaign singling out Herbert Hoover for failing to condemn Fall and Daugherty. Senator Walsh and Burton Wheeler will lead the effort, targeting Mellon and Ware in Pennsylvania and Chicago Mayor Thompson, while praising Alfred Smith and urging a harmonized ticket.

Thomas L. Stokes United Press Albany N.Y Herbert Hoover Fall Daugherty Forbes Harding Pennsylvania Illinois Alfred E. Smith Thomas J. Walsh Montana Teapot Dome Walsh Executive Mansion Burton K. Wheeler Harry M. Daugherty Hoover Wheeler Senate Albert B. Fall Interior Bolter Robert L. Owen Oklahoma Smith Mellon William S. Ware Big Bill” Thompson Chicago California William G. McAdoo

Dives From Robbers Watchman Flees Through Window

Ernest Berg, 37, night watchman at Hummer Motor Company in Milwaukee, was attacked by robbers. Outnumbered, he escaped by diving through a window, suffering a head laceration requiring ten stitches, with the robbery itself described as largely a nightmare.

United Press Milwaukee Wis Ernest Berg Hummer Motor Company Berg

Stop roadside petting warned first two offenses then arrest

Morgantown West Virginia August 18 Sheriff Jared F Rodenhaver has devised a rule to curb roadside petting parties along highways. First offense is a warning to the driver or owner with lights off. If repeated a second time parents or owners are notified. A third offense leads to arrest.

Dy United Press Morgantown W. Va Jared F. Rodehaver Rodenhaver

Hurt on False Alarm

Lynchburg Virginia fire lieutenant J B Williams broke his leg while descending the fire pole at the station house after answering a false alarm He rode with his truck to the scene only to learn someone had played a prank too far in what was a joke gone wrong.

Times Lynchburg J. B. Williams

Teeth Get Lost But Be Nonchalant Spare Teeth Advice

Chicago August 18 A Boston dentist at the Dental Laboratory Technicians conference warns that while tooth loss is rare it can ruin trips or events. He urges wearers to carry a spare set, noting the high cost and embarrassment of losing dentures and suggesting a second cheap pair for theft risk.

W. F. Sullivan United Press Chicago Paul J. McGowan Boston Dental Laboratory Technicians Conference

Aces Seek Aid for Hop to South Pole

The Bellanca plane carrying Commander Douglas George Jeffrey and Captain Arthur Argles aims to fly to the South Pole next February. If funded by $32,000 from Indianapolis via the Chamber of Commerce and contributors, Jeffrey will lead the Antarctic expedition with Argles as pilot. A team of geologists, a physicist, a surgeon, a meteorologist and a hydrologist will join, plus twenty crew to transport the planes to Graham's Land. The mission seeks uncharted lands for the United States, possible mineral findings, whaling bases, fishery prospects, weather study, and new maps. Landing at the Pole is considered possible.

Douglas George Jeffrey Arthur Argles South Pole Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Jeffrey Antarctic Argles Royal Flying Corps Graham’s Land United States

Polar Flight Plan Faces Harsh South Pole Conditions

The expedition weighs risks of forced landings in the South Pole mountains as temperatures plunge to 60 degrees below zero. The 2300 mile route runs from Graham's Land to the pole, then Ross Sea and back, with Commander Jeffrey and Captain Argles preparing in New York after a Chicago stop. In Rockland Maine a boat painting mix up ends with Captain Frank Poland joking about his mistaken dory.

South Pole Argles North-Polar Graham’s Land South America Graham's Land Pole Ross Sea Jeffrey Columbia Club Chicago New York Rockland Maine Frank Poland Joe Cushman

Hassell Poised for Ocean Hop Flight to Stockholm

Rockford Ill August 18 Aimed toward Canada then sea the airplane Greater Rockford readied at noon for the second stage of a flight from Rockford to Stockholm Sweden Pilot Bert Hassell postponed a flight to Mt Evans Greenland due to weather while flying companion Parker Craner planned to depart at noon They hoped to reach over water before nightfall after fueling the craft and completing the Rockford to Stockholm leg in roughly sixteen hours

Bud Nited Cochrane Canada Rockford Ill Stockholm Sweden Bert Hassell Mt. Evans Greenland Parker D. Craner Hassell Scandinavian Countries

Icelandic stopover for Bert Hassell on flight to Stockholm

Bert Hassell arrives in Reykjavik on the third stage of his Rockford Illinois to Stockholm flight itinerary. A landing field 70 kilometers outside the city will be prepared. Hassell has flown from Mt. Evans Greenland and will continue with a water and land jump to Stockholm, Sweden.

United Press Reykjavik Iceland Bert Hassell Rockford, Ill Stockholm Sweden Hassell Mt. Evans Greenland

Romanian ban on passports for unaccompanied underage travelers

The Romanian government on August 18 decided to prohibit issuing passports to applicants under age who plan to travel without an accompanying adult, reinforcing travel restrictions for minors.

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Straton Demands Venue for Open Debate With Smith

Greenwood Lake N Y Aug 18 Dr John Roach Straton asserts the right to name the debate venue with Governor Alfred E Smith in response to a challenge over his sermon charging Smith as foe of moral progress Smith insists on Calvary Baptist Church New York as the debate site and demands a yes or no answer Straton replies he accepts the challenge and will set the location arguing it's a joint discussion of records not a church appearance

United Press Greenwood Lake N. Y John Roach Straton Alfred E. Smith Smith Calvary Baptist Church New York Dr. Straton United States America John Roach Straton

Grand Opera Singer John Simcoe Smith Joins LA and SF

Long Beach street car conductor and amateur musician John Simcoe Smith earns contracts to sing in upcoming seasons with the Los Angeles and San Francisco Grand Opera Associations. He will perform under the stage name John Simcoe. The letter presents a challenge from John Roach Stratton regarding a public dispute.

John Simcoe Smith Long Beach Cal Los Angeles San Francisco Grand Opera Smith John Simcoe

Foreign born voters favor Hoover stand

Hoover’s stance on repealing the national origins provision could shift immigrant voting blocs. He backs removing the current immigration quota system, predicting increased German and other European group support, while Britain and other nations would gain if the law changes take effect.

Times Washington Herbert Hoover Hoover Congress Norway Sweden Denmark France Switzerland Poland Czecho-Slovakia Great Britain Germany Irish Free State Northern Ireland Italy Austria Netherlands Russia United States Secretaries of State, Commerce and Labor

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