Black Magic Really Kills Says Expert
United Press reports expert W B Seabrook argues black magic can harm or kill, citing his travels in Haiti and Kurdistan. He discusses two forms imitative and sympathetic magic, using hair or discarded items to cast death charms, linking them to the Rehmeyer murder near York, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Nelson D. Rehmeyer
York
W. B. Seabrook
Haiti
Arabia
Kurdistan
France
Pennsylvania
Reymeyer
Seabrook
Fifth Avenue
New York Public Library
Literary Guild
Rehmeyer
John Blymyre
Hesses
Blymyre
John Curry
Wilbert Hess
Reh
State urged to create Indiana psychiatric hospital
The Indiana State Conference on Social Work calls for a state psychiatric hospital to treat the insane feeble minded and epileptic. Monsignore Gavish proposes legislation at the next session to fund erection and a statewide clinical service with a stronger psychiatric social work unit. Dr Herman H Adler speaks on preventing crime through psychiatry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Conference On Social Work
Francis H. Gavish
Indiana Society For Mental Hygiene
Claypool
The
Mental Hygiene Society
Amos W. Butler
Herman H. Adler
Institute For Juvenile Research
Chicago
Hollywood Fashion Reforms Prompt Stockings and Surges
Hollywood shifts dress norms as stockings return and galoshes hats and coats gain demand. Star power from Broadway New York and Europe drives 1929 fashion trends with more talkies and new personalities entering studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Horn
United Artists
Lupe Velez
Hollywood
Broadway
New York
Black magic debate on death and belief
A speaker questions whether black magic can kill or harm a person who fully disbelieves in it. He suggests it may be auto suggestion or technique used by a practitioner to focus power, but admits uncertainty about disbelief negating effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose Path
Two Youths Held For Auto Theft
Police held two young men on motor theft charges after they were captured in stolen vehicles Sunday night. Glenn Hultz, 22, of Toledo, was found in a car he and another youth allegedly stole in Dayton on East Fall Creek boulevard, as police pursued his companion. Sam Graves, 27, of Brightwood Y M C A, was apprehended as he tried to drive away in a stolen car with two friends of the owner, Harry W. Munn of 2741 Stuart Street, observing.
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Glenn Hultz
Toledo
East Fall Creek Boulevard
Dayton
Sam Graves
Brightwood Y. M. C. A
Harry W. Munn
Stuart Street
Capture Boy Looters At Stout Hardware
Four 11 year old boys are in juvenile custody facing charges of petit larceny and delinquency after a passerby captured them looting Stout hardware at 1701 Howard Street on Sunday. Police report each youth had cartridges knives and small merchandise in pockets.
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Stout Hardware
Howard Street
Dokkies Initiate Class at South Bend Meeting
A large class of candidates was initiated Saturday in South Bend by northern Indiana Dokkies. Several officers from the Shambah temple of Indianapolis attended the ceremony. The northern Indiana group will become its own temple once a membership quota is met.
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Shambah Temple
Indianapolis
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Dokkies
Shambah Temple of
Northern Indiana
Gilliam Rules PSC Jurisdiction Over State Line Financing
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam ruled the public service commission has jurisdiction in State Line Generating Company's petition for temporary financing. He notes the commission could set rate terms if fifty year contracts for wholesale electricity distribution to Indiana and Illinois firms are approved. The ruling addresses the commission's power to approve contracts and potential retail level regulation in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Gilliam
Public Service Commission
State Line Generating Company
Commission
Indiana
Illinois
Harvey Harmon
Gilliam
Sherman Emerson Civic League Talk by City Engineer
City Engineer A. H. Moore will speak Tuesday night before the Sherman-Emerson Civic League at School 62 Wallace and East Tenth streets. The meeting will discuss annexation of territory between Michigan and Sixteenth and Emerson and Arlington.
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A. H. Moore
Sherman-Emerson Civic League
Wallace
East Tenth Streets
Michigan
Sixteenth
Emerson
Arlington
Trial Nears End In Cafe Robbery Case
A jury is to decide if John L. Smith 33 of Grand hotel is guilty of robbing Charles Diner operator of a restaurant at 109 Kentuck avenue of 875 last Monday morning Witnesses testified Diner and manager Edward C Hill were forced into a rear room and tied Smith claims he gambled with Diner and two others and cleared him out Monday morning He says he walked away counting money when police halted him and that he only recently moved to town.
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John L. Smith
Grand Hotel
Charles
Kentuck Avenue
James A. Collins
Dinet’s
Smith
Edward C. Hill
South
Belmont Avenue
Hill
John Madden
Madden
Pete Concillo
Concillo
Edward Traugott & Co
William H. Remy
Stop Globe Trotters Runaway Boys From Muncie
Two Muncie boys Emil and Bernard Reiselman ages 8 and 12 ran away to see the world. They travelled to Indianapolis and were found hiding in a weed patch at Raymond and Meridian streets and taken to police headquarters.
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Muncie
Emil
Bernard Reiselman
Indianapolis
Raymond
Meridian Streets
Hold Funfest Tonight by Steel Treating Society
The Indianapolis chapter of the American Society of Steel Treating will stage a Christmas funfest at the Chamber of Commerce. Metallurgist H. B. Knowlton of International Harvester Co in Ft Wayne will speak. A dance follows the address.
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American Society of Steel
C. of C
Professor Weidler to Lead Indiana Central Education Dept
Professor D. E. Weidler of Columbia University will assume as education department head at Indiana Central College on January 1, succeeding Dr. H. W. Marshall who moves to head the psychology department at the State Normal University of New Mexico. Announcement comes from President I. J. Good.
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D. E. Weidler
Columbia University
Indiana Central College
H. W. Marshall
State Normal University of New Mexico
I. J. Good
Red Saturday Night and Necking in Indiana Dairies Pace
A vivid scene of urban nightlife and youth strain, detailing a Saturday night in Indiana with dancing, courting, and risky behavior. Characters include a Chi glue salesman, a clerk with bold ties, Indiana coeds, and a Scratches worker, as dim lighting and phonograph music frame intimate moments and public decorum.
Summer White House Urged by Coolidge Note
President Coolidge urges a summer White House in the hills near Washington for rest and health. He praises the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on its anniversary and discusses his own health habits and the need for atmospheric change away from humid, sea level Washington. He mentions the navy boat Mayflower as a limited escape, noting it travels down the Potomac with little altitude relief.
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Bay United Press
ST. Louis
White House
Washington
Coolidge
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Potomac
Sheep Accused Of Stealing Money Orders in Texas Post Office
Postmaster W. L. Clemmons reports eleven money orders missing from under his mattress at Temo Texas post office. Inspectors are advised that a flock of sheep faces accusations of stealing and eating the orders. Clemmons says he slept in the sheep lot in warm weather and the animals pulled the orders from under the mattress.
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United Preas
Washington
W. L. Clemmons
Temo
Tex
Clemmons
Celtic Liner Aground Off Roches Point Ireland
The White Star liner Celtic with 255 passengers from New York to Liverpool ran aground near Roches Point outside Queenstown Ireland. Sailors landed 29 Vestris survivors. 412 crew remain to be rescued as tugboats standby for a planned re float at 5 p m when tides rise.
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United Press
Queenstown
Ireland
White Star
Celtic
New York
Liverpool
Roches Point
Vestris
Virginia Capes
Gelzee
Morsecock
Burglar Slashed Enters Filling Station for Loot
A burglar severely cut after crashing through a plate glass window to enter a Shelby street filling station ransacked the place and found 42 dollars in a hiding spot. Blood soaked rags indicate his injuries as the thief fled. Separately a barber shop on North East street reported two slot machines stolen Sunday night. At East Eighteenth street A P grocery was entered Sunday night with candy and cookies taken, proprietor W H Young reports.
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Shelby
Morris Streets
E. A. Stockdale
North East Street
Eighteenth Street
W. H. Young
Stubborn cough eased by fame Pinex remedy
Old advertisement touts a home cough syrup made with Pinex and sugar syrup or honey. The ad claims fast relief from lingering coughs after flu and bronchial troubles, with Pinex described as Norway pine resin concentrate and guaranteed to work.
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