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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1928
Page
3
Frederick E. Schortemeier former secretary of state spoke to Eighth ward Republicans at a victory dinner in New Jersey and Fifteenth streets, outlining heavy obligations for the party in state and nation after November's win.
The American Farm Bureau Federation closes its tenth annual meeting in Chicago with talks on taxation and livestock, tobacco, and cotton issues. C O Moser of Dallas outlines cooperative marketing as a vehicle for farmer equality with industry. Duncan of New Hampshire discusses rational taxation. James C. Stone of Kentucky urges farmers to fix internal issues before seeking aid. Denman of Farmington explains cooperative gains in a $150 million annual livestock market. In Indiana and Ohio, eastern legion members gather in Richmond to welcome national commander Paul V. McNutt amid expected 500 attendees.
Walter D. Hickman reviews The Desert Song by Sigmund Romberg at English's, praising Pierre Red Shadow Alexander Gray and Bernice Claire as Margot, Edna Torrence Azuri, and the Red Shadow's dramatic numbers. He compliments the orchestra under Sigmund Sanders and notes the solid chorus and musical numbers including One Alone The Sabre Song and The French Marching Song. He also highlights Katherine Boyle and dancing boys at the Lyric and other acts at Mutual Playhouse.
Raymond Stone Frank Robinson George Ku ban and Louis Fokestifel are held as members of an alleged hotel robber gang that bound victims with neckties.
Pan American Airways unveils a vast thirteen thousand mile international air passenger system linking twenty one western hemisphere nations with the United States. The West Indies division begins January nine, routing from Miami to Nassau Havana and ports in Haiti Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. A second South American line extends along the east and west coasts to Brazil and Chile with connections through Panama to Brownsville and Mexico. A survey is under way for routes to Vera Cruz Mexico City and Tampico to Brownsville.
The Desert Song receives high marks for overall entertainment quality with a splendid company and capacity crowds. Katherine Boyle leads an excellent dancing act praised for grace and reliability during a star’s illness. Chuck Wilson and Betty Abbott are noted for producing an engaging burlesque show in Social Maids.
The article outlines a proposed direct link between the United States, Mexico and Central American republics with a second route from Miami via Havana to Panama, plus a Swan Island leg. Pan American Airways would offer deluxe service, using a fleet of large multi motored airliners, aiming for operation in the near future. In Crawfordsville Indiana the Wabash College Georgian chapel will be dedicated with about 500 attendees.
Police tied to the $50,000 robbery last Friday after a trunk with pried lock and bare interior was found Monday night on a damp heap near Churchman road and Emerson avenue. Arthur W. O'Donnell found the trunk containing diamond studded watches. The loot was stolen from a transfer company truck in downtown after W. G. Grimes, salesman for Lewitt Company Inc of New York, checked it to Chicago.
Dr Caldwell shares lessons from nearly five decades of practice on constipation and treatment. He advocates a natural mild vegetable remedy, Syrup Pepsin, free from harsh purges, non habit forming, pleasant tasting, and effective for many digestive ills. A coupon offer accompanies the promotion.
Claim stresses a clear complexion by cleansing the system and toning the liver with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Describes gentle action, no sickness or after effects, protects against bad taste purplish face listlessness and stomach trouble. Sold by druggists for 1B and 0c.
An Indianapolis promoter claims Konjola cured Mrs. Ethel Johnson after twelve years of stomach liver and kidney troubles. He describes the remedy as a 32 ingredient herbal compound with no narcotics and markets it at Hook Drug Store in the city touching on vast public testimonials.
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