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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1928

Page

7

Massive Jersey Rally for Governor Smith Draws Thousands

Governor Alfred E. Smith nears a historic New Jersey rally expected to draw 50 000 to 150 000 supporters. He will speak at a luncheon and troop review though no formal remarks were planned. Weathered by cheers, he faces the campaign spotlight with anti prohibition sentiment shaping the state race.

Thomas L. Stokes United Press Spring Lake N. J Alfred E. Smith New Jersey New York National Guard Smith New York City Houston George Brennan Illinois John J. Raskob Democratic National Committee Edwards Hague Jersey City

Fraud Probers Complete Quiz On Omaha Tapestry Case

South Bend Ind Aug 25 The Federal grand jury adjourns after hearing 36 witnesses including Frank E Rozelle former U S marshal for the northern Indiana district. Rozelle testified about 45 minutes Friday. The mail order firm Omaha Tapestry Paint Co is alleged to have defrauded customers prompting Rozelle’s resignation.

Times South Bend Ind Frank E. Roselle United States Indiana Federal Grand Jury Omaha Tapestry Paint Company Rozelle

Infested Indiana Townships Expanded by State Entomology

Will Township in La Porte County and Lake Township in Kosciusko County have been added to the Indiana townships where the corn borer infestation has been discovered, announced Frank Wallace, chief of the State bureau of entomology.

Will Township la Porte County Lake Township Kosciusko County Indiana State Bureau of Entomology Frank Wallace

Governor Attends Ball Amid Hotel Crowd Stares

The Governor enjoyed a brief respite at dinner as lights flickered off. Three governors Smith Ritche and Moore entered with their wives. Governor Smith's children Alfred Jr Arthur and Frances Quilliman with spouses were present.

Peeper Pivots at Hartford City Home In Revolver Theft

John Ruble, a guest at the John Noble home, spotted a peeper and tried to confront him. The intruder struck Ruble, who fell unconscious, and the revolver vanished with the assailant after the blow.

Hartford City Ind John Ruble John Noble Ruble

Records reveal Dubois County's first cabin

Eva McDonald Traylor, B F Harris and son Richard of Dubois County examined records in State auditor Lewis Bowman's office. Page 27 of plat book 5 shows the surveyor's drawing of William McDonald Sr.'s cabin, erected in 1801 as the county's first cabin. Located on original surveys by E Buckingham in 1804 and David Sandford in 1804-05. Traylor, granddaughter of McDonald Sr., sought to confirm if he was the first permanent settler.

Indiana Eva McDonald Traylor B. F. Harris Richard Dubois County Lewis Bowman William McDonald E. Buckingham David Sandford Traylor

Slack for Civil Plan Spurs Civil Service Support

Mayor L Ert Slack backs civil service as a systematic method to judge applicant fitness for public posts and promotions. He favors merit-based rules for police and fire departments, while noting possible loopholes in the proposed system.

Indianapolis Real Estate Board Today L. Ert Slack Slack

BOOSTS INDIANA FAIR FOR STATE GROWTH

Samuel Guard of the Breeders' Gazette told a Chamber of Commerce luncheon the Indiana State fair is a yardstick for state growth. Dan V. Goodman traced the fair’s progress since 1852 and urged a new grandstand and a building for Indiana University educational exhibits.

Samuel Guard Chicago Breeders’ Gazette Chamber of Commerce Dan V. Goodman Indianapolis Indiana University

Kids Klub Pets On Racing Card At Ripple Park

The Times and Broad Ripple Park sponsor a Tuesday race day featuring Al the burro and Chief the dog in a final for kids. Park manager James Wallin notes the event closes the day’s speed program with free park access for Ikub members and prizes for new members.

Times Broad Ripple Park All Kids Klub James Wallin Klub L. Ert Slack Frank T Strayer The Veterans of Foreign Wars Smithassler-Sturm Sporting Good Company Massachusetts Ave Ikub

Camp Gridley Closes After Honor Ceremony

The summer naval training camp at Camp Gridley awarded service certificates medals and promotions in a Friday night ceremony. Lieut E F Burton commander presided with Harlan Stine chief of the camp assisting. Burton said a site for next year has not been selected with northern Indiana lakes eyed by naval officers.

Camp Gridley E. F. Burton Harlan Stine Burton Indiana Lakes

Administrators Named for James A. Allison Estate

Ray H. Briggs attorney and Fletcher American National Bank named co administrators of the Marion County estate of James A. Allison. Probate Court filed Friday and to be approved by Judge Mahlon E Bush on return in September. Estate valued at 6000 realty and 900000 personal property.

Allison Ray H. Briggs Fletcher American National Bank Marion County James A. Allison Probat Mahlon E. Bush

Levine Ready for Ocean Hop to U S Today

London Aug 25 United Press Charles A Levine may begin a westward trans Atlantic flight from Croydon today or Sunday morning. A special one mile runway is prepared for the Junkers monoplane Queen of the Air. Levine’s pilot Bert Acosta and Miss Mabel Bell are at Croydon awaiting his arrival from Amsterdam.

United Press London Charles A. Levine Croydon Levine Dessau Germany Bert Acosta Mabel Bell New York Amsterdam William T. Carney Junkers

Indiana National Guard names rifle team for Camp Perry tests

Adjutant General William 4H Kershner announced the Indiana National Guard rifle team lineup for national matches and the small arms firing school at Camp Perry Ohio from August 26 to September 16. Officers include Maj. Wendell B. Montgomery and Capt. Ernest H. Weimar with Captain John E. Gery as coach. The roster lists lieutenants, sergeants, and privates from 151st and 152nd Infantry units across several Indiana towns.

Indiana National Guard Camp Perry William 4H. Kershner Wendell B. Montgomery 151St Infantry Frankfort Ernest H. Weimar Shelbyville John E. Gery Gollax

Rally Planned for Indianapolis Ball Club Return

Members of the Indianapolis Exchange Club will be in full force next Saturday to greet the Indianapolis ball club on its return from the road. The plan emerged during a booster session at the Lincoln Sunday luncheon. Edward F. Kepner, local baseball enthusiast, spoke on the game's history and key points, recalling former stars of the club.

Indianapolis Exchange Club Indianapolis Ball Club Lincoln Edward F. Kepner Loc

Three in Auto Killed in Vincennes Train Crash

In Vincennes Indiana a train struck an automobile Friday night killing three men. Harry Kidwell 40 of Vincennes Robert Ozment 39 of Palestine Illinois and Clarence Varner 26 of Lawrenceville Illinois died from injuries sustained in the crash. Kidwell and Ozment died instantly Varner succumbed two hours later at the scene or nearby hospital.

Aie Ecr Incennes Ind Harry Kidwell Vincennes Robert Ozment Palestine Ill Clarence Varner Lawrenceville Kidwell Ozment Varner

Evangelistic campaigns fill Indianapolis churches

In Indianapolis the Gospel Tabernacle on North and Alabama hosts Dr Armin A Holzer with sermons through the week on subjects from The Beast to The Gospel of the Second Chance. Other churches join in union services and special talks led by pastors including H F McGlasson Thomas F Jett and J M Moore. The week features broadcasts via station WFBM and a broad casting radio plan for Sunday meetings.

Indianapolis Dr. Holzer Jesus Hell

Oldest Man Tadija Moustasitch Claims 155th Birthday

Paris August 25 Tadija Moustasitch a resident of Polog near Lake Mostar Herzegovina is likely the world s oldest living man at 155 born in 1773 He recalls aiding Serbia s Karageorge in 1804 yet remains active in his garden with a long family line of centenarians He drinks little eats moderately and never smoked or ill. A stray ad nearby promotes broken gate repair in the miscellaneous for sale section.

United Press Paris United States Tadija Moustasitch Polog Lake Mostar Herzegovina Tadija Boston Serbia Karageorge Tadia

Semi finals in scooter derby start Monday at ten

The Times-Capitol Dairy Scooter Derby moves to its semi finals on Monday at 10 a m with finals slated for Labor Day on Monument Circle. Winners from Ellenberger Willard Finch Christian School No 28 and Highland join districts 1 action at Highland playground. prizes include 50 25 and 10 dollars for Labor Day finals.

Times-Capitol Dairy Indianapolis Ellenberger, Willard, Finch Christian School No. 28 Highland Highland Playground Times and Capitol Dairy Monument Circle Indianapolis Times Lewis Skinner City Recreation Department

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