Tire Comes Loose From Bus Wrecks Car Injuring Three
Three people were injured when a spare tire fell from a Union Traction Company bus and rolled into a northbound Whippet driven by Ralph Caldwell at Sixty-fourth street and Allisonville road. The sedan struck a culvert, rolled into a ditch, and all three occupants were hospitalized. The incident also notes eight other injuries from unrelated Indianapolis crashes that night.
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Sixty-fourth Street
Allisonville Road
Union Traction Company
Ralph Caldwell
R. R
Earl Caldwell
Jolietville
Ind
George Caldwell
Ralph
Indianapolis
Lawrence Washington
Noblesville
Caldwell
John Steel
Ruth Kelley
Buchanan Street
Dorothy Gray
Laurel Street
Maggie Hughs
Walnut Street
Charles Wirt
East Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Perry Colbert
North de Quincey Street
Marie Gillin
Anna Crane
Bates Avenue
Alexander McDonald
Ashland Avenue
Charles Bruce
Sturm Avenue
Sherman Drive
Big Four Railway
McDonald
Single Plant Bears 100 Tomatoes on Farmer's Patch
Columbus Ind July 26 Walter Western reports a farm near here has a single plant bearing 100 tomatoes.
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Py Times
Succia
Columbus
Ind
Walter Western
Bicycle theft unfolds as suspect admits larceny
Allen Campbell visited the police in Muncie Indiana on July 26 to describe a bicycle he said was stolen. Detectives found trousers matching a vest turned over by Ermal Marsh who claimed the trousers were stolen. Campbell admitted the theft and awaits trial on a petit larceny charge.
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Times Spret
Muncie
Ind
Allen Campbell
Ermal Marsh
Campbell
Pallbearers Named for Charles Otis Dodson Funeral
Public officials and leading businessmen will serve as pallbearers at the funeral of Charles Otis Dodson aged 50 at 5262 Central avenue at 2 p m Saturday. Burial will be in Crown Hill with active pallbearers Harvey A. Grabill Irving W Lemaux Charles O Sutton A O Meloy Frank Cones and Harry Dunn. Honorary pallbearers include a long list of named officials and community leaders.
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Charles Otis Dodson
Central Avenue
Crown Hill
Harvey A. Grabill
Irving W. Lemaux
Charles O. Sutton
A. O. Meloy
Frank Cones
Harry Dunn
Frank A. Symmes
Harry L. Robbins
Claude M. Worley
Joseph
Young Driver Killed In Bloomington Car Crash
Everett W. Minks aged 18 died after his car overturned near a blind street turn in Bloomington Indiana. He was alive when pulled from wreckage but died en route to hospital. He leaves his father Charles Minks Indiana University night watchman a sister Stella and brother Orville.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Everett W. Minks
Minks
Charles Minks
Indiana University
Stella
Orville
Newcastle
Centenarian Voorhis Warns Youth Against Public Life
John R. Voorhis, celebrating his 100th birthday, serves as New York City board of elections president and grand sachem of the Tam many society. He urges youths toward mechanical careers and declines journalism medicine or law, citing his mother’s warning about public life and regrets in later years.
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Harry R. Zander
United Press
New York
John R. Voorhis
New York City
Voorhis
Macy Given New Life Hope Through Blood Transfusion
Ray Macy 39 president of the Peoples Coal and Cement Company remained in critical condition at city hospital after a suicide attempt with a .32 caliber pistol. Basil E LaRue and Harvey H Morris both Macy associates received blood transfusions as doctors reported the operations beneficial and Macy's friends cited overwork and nervous strain as factors.
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Ray Macy
People’s Coal and Cement Company
City Hospital
Basil E. LaRue
College Avenue
Polk Sanitary Milk Company
Macy
William A. Coeppers
Equal Fleets Next Step in Naval Cut
U S and Britain may sign an Anglo-American accord by October to apply a Hoover yardstick that parity in all fighting ships, now accepted in London. Henry L. Stimson calls the parity plan immensely important as Dawes and MacDonald move toward a cruisers parity formula and broader naval reduction.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Herbert Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
London
Henry L. Stimson
Charles G. Dawes
MacDonald
Hoover
Britain
Mother Stands By Murder Suspect in Ohio Courtroom
In Steubenville a windstorm killed Jefferson Coal Company worker William Collier. In Columbus Dr James Howard Snook’s wife and mother offered renewed support as his murder trial continued with the mother visiting the jail and cheering him.
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United
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Jefferson Coal Company
Piney Ford
William Collier
Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Columbus
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Mary Snook
Lebanon
Snook
Lawson Bing
Helen
Tlak
Meteor Seen Here Explodes Over Indianapolis Sky
Walter C. Gingerly, principal of Washington high school and astronomy student, theorizes the large meteor seen Thursday night over Indianapolis exploded from atmospheric friction. He notes it traveled from the northwest to the east around 9 50 and left a greenish glow with a red flare before a sudden white burst. It was a lone stray meteor, not part of an August group.
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Indianapolis
Walter C. Gingerly
Washington High School
Indiana prosecutor invitees at national AG meeting on prohibition
Attorney General James M. Ogden announced plans to invite leading Indiana prosecutors to join a national meeting of attorneys-general in Memphis on October 21 to 22. The event precedes the American Bar Association gathering October 23 to 25. Percy Saint urged inviting presenters citing the Wickersham letter as the main topic. Ogden noted two sides to enforcement of the Wickersham report on the dry issue.
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James M. Ogden
Indiana
United States
Memphis
Tenn
American Bar Association
Ogden
Percy Saint
Attorneys-General Association
Louisiana
Saint
Wickersham
George W. Wickersham
Hoover Law Enforcement Survey Committee
City Musician Carl Vogt Dies at 59
Funeral services for Carl Vogt 59 widely known musician who died at his home 268 North Keystone avenue will be held Saturday at 2 30 pm at Flanner Buchanan mortuary. Burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Vogt played in Murat theater orchestra and numerous Indianapolis theater orchestras. Surviving family includes widow daughter Dorothy E McCord of South Bend sister Marie Myers brother Harry S Vogt of Indianapolis.
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Carl Vogt
North
Keystone Avenue
Flanner & Buchanan
Crown Hill Cemetery
Vogt
Murat Theater Orchestra
Indianapolis
Bernard Vogt
Leonard Essling Dies by Drowning After Union Finances
Leonard Essling, 47, committed death by own action by drowning after leaving a note stating illness and shortages in his accounts as treasurer of the bricklayers union in Michigan City Indiana on July 26.
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Michigan City
Ind
Leonard Essling
Bricklayers’ Union
Suspect Held in Four Deaths
Gary Indiana July 26 Joseph Giannoni 32 a suspect in the slayings of three Department of Justice agents within the last year is held here. He surrendered after police surrounded him in Tolleston. Firearms were found in his room and he carried two pistols. He led Chicago Heights Al Capone gang activities and vanished after the Martini saloon killing.
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Lu Times
Gary
Ind
Joseph Giannoni
Department of Justice
Leon C. Torreu
Chicago
United States Secret Service
Giannoni
Tolleston
Chicago Heights
al Capone
Joe Martini
Martini
Torron
Mrs Berryhill Dies At 76 In Indianapolis Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Lydia Berryhill 76 widow of John S Berryhill former Indianapolis attorney will be held Saturday at 1 30 pm at 2054 North Delaware Street Burial will be in Greencastle She was born in Greencastle a DePauw University graduate active at Roberts Park Methodist Church and in the Women s Missionary Society She belonged to Vincent Chautauqua Circle and Kappa Alpha Theta Survivors include son J H Berryhill of Chicago daughter Mrs Earl E Young of Philadelphia three sisters and three brothers and three grandchildren
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Mary Lydia Berryhill
John S. Berryhill
Indianapolis
North
Delaware Street
Greencastle
Berryhill
de Pauw University
Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Women's Missionary Society
Vincent Chautauqua Circle
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
J. H. Berryhill
Chicago
Earl E. Young
Philadelphia
Belle S. Hanna
Ernest Cooper
Plainfield
Alva Edmondson
Clayton
Lucia Hadley
Washington
Wilbur
Horace Hanna
John Hana
Detroit
John Hanna Berryhill
South Bend
Elizabeth Berryhill
Evanston, Ill
Edgar Berryhill Young
Man Arranges Funeral Then Survives Major Operation
Carl B. Cowan, 28, who arranged with an undertaker to have his body sent to Altus Oklahoma in case of death, underwent an operation with a stated survival chance of one in 100000. His body was en route to Oklahoma after the procedure.
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Boston
Jay
Altus
Okla
Carl B. Cowan
Oklahoma
Times Seeks 1929 Physical Culture Girl Contestants
The Times announces free photography for entrants in a local campaign to pick the 1929 Physical Culture Girl of America in New York. Applicants aged 16 to 25, unmarried, must submit photos by Aug 10. late Aug 11 applications are ineligible. The process includes measurements and fitness details, with winners potentially proceeding to national fame and a $1000 prize for the mother.
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Times
America
New York
the Times
New York City
Dorothy Knapp
Bernarr MacFadden
Indiana Made Rings Equip Most Autos
A Indiana manufacturing survey shows The Perfect Circle Company supplying more than 80 percent of automobile piston rings. Case Apex division plans 1,000 daily radio sets with growth to 1,500 1,800 workers, and 16,000 sets behind orders. Logansport eyes Wabash railroad as a freight terminal pending ICC action, while building activity in several cities rises 17 percent first half 1929.
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Charles C. Stone
the Times
Indiana
Perfect Circle Company
Hagerstown
Tipton
C. N. Tester
Arthur EB. Case
Case-Apex
Marion
United States Radio and Television Corporation
Logansport
Wabash Railroad
Effner
Pennsylvania
Ind
Keokuk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kokomo
Shelbyville
South Bend
Michigan City
Ft. Wayne
Muncie
Richmond
Huntington
Anderson
Terre Haute
Evansville
Indiana Limestone Company
Bloomington-Bedford
A. E. Dickinson
Irving Trust Company
New York
Harrisburg
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Schiff Company
Columbus
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John R. Voerhis
Tammany
Jennie Lynn
Madison Avenue
Ollis Lynn
Dallas Mee- Nece
Brookside Avenue
Ralph Tate
New Augusta
Flackville
John Ashe
North Beville Avenue
Centenarian
Raps
Mothers of Today
Abraham Lincoln
St. Louis
Dale
Red) Jackson
Forest
Hoover and MacDonald
Herbert Little
Coal Company
Dr. Snook
Man
Cal Culture Girl
Res
MacFadden Publications
Perfect Circle
Alexandria
Banner Rock Corporation
Warner Gear Company
Goshen
Lee R. Bonnewitz
van Wert. O
Newport
William E. Dee
Brazil
Clay Products Company
Summitville
Crystal Chemical Company
Grasselli Chemical Corporation
Cleveland
Greensburg National Bank
Workingmen's Building and Loan Association
Whiting
Standard Oil Company
Pan-American Petroleum and
Tran Sport Company
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