Hoover Gains Power From Divided Foes
Kansas City June 9 Herbert Hoover's position remains un weakened as farm belt allies unite in a busy campaign. The Lowden Watson Goff Curtis group fosters meetings statements and predictions while factions show little sign of an eastern western coalition. Curtis avoids full commitment while Peek McMullen and Woods plan a large farmer rally to push a farm plank. Hoover aides Vestal Akerson and Good project confidence as opposition activity intensifies.
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John M. Gleissner
Scripps-Howard
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Farm Belt
Lowden-Watson-Goff-Curtis
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Friends Today
Coolidge
Ruth Hanna McCormick
London
Cross D
Hoovery
Farm Organization
Lowden
Watson
Curtis
Albert Newman
Hoover
George N. Peek
Illinois
Markwood
Nebraska
Adam McMullen
G O P Parley Brings Presidents Sons and Will Rogers Scene
United Press reports at the Republican national convention next week will include three sons of former presidents as delegates and a non delegate James R Garfield present in Kansas City. Will Rogers is slated to speak as a Life magazine pick promising a strong platform and other events include polo entertainment and band performances.
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United Press
Webster C. Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
Robert Taft
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
James R. Garfield
James A. Garfield
Kansas City
Will Rogers
Life
Firestone Brothers
Harvey S. Firestone
National Law Enforcement Committee
Six Valparaiso students face-illegal voting charges in primary
Six Valparaiso high school students were jailed on illegal voting charges from the May primary with bond set at 100 dollars each. Prosecuting attorney candidate Clarence D. Wood accused the teens. William Bozarth posted the bonds. In a separate item, Donya M. Burton, 26, drowned fishing near Yorktown after falling into White River. the body was recovered.
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Times Special
Valparaiso
Ind
Liberty
Clarennce D. Wood
William Bozarth
Prosecuting Attorney
Bozarth
Tignes
Yorktown
Donea. M. Burton
White Rover
Here
Expert hotel thief racks up $975 in jewelry and cash
A skilled thief operating in Claypool Friday night entered rooms of Benjamin J. Branham of Chicago and his family, taking a $200 diamond bar pin valued at $500 and a $125 wrist watch. In a separate room, William G. Moore of Philadelphia reported a robbed watch, chain and tie pin totaling $150 while asleep.
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Claypool
Benjamin J. Branham
Chicago
William G. Moore
Philadelphia
Thieves Steal Two Cars From City Garages
Thieves broke into three garages behind an apartment building at 4901 Washington Blvd Friday night and stole two cars valued at 3600. William P. Rolland reported a Marmon worth 2000 and Paul Y. Davis a Nash worth 1600. A Chrysler tied to Guy Lemon was reported missing but the owner was away and the garage empty when thieves broke in.
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Washington Blvd
William P. Rolland
Paul Y. Davis
Guy Lemon
Chrysler
Lemon
Mayor Slack's Mayoral Seat in Limbo Amid High Court Appeals
The Indiana Supreme Court adjourned without ruling on J. L. Hogue's bid to unseat Mayor Slack, who has held the office since 1927. The court's two week session ends with potential vacation days. Hogue, Shumaker, and Stephenson appeals loom into the term's close, with remands and further appeals possible.
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L. Ert Slack
State Supreme Court
J. L. Hogue
Hogue
Slack
Hague
E. S. Shumaker
Anti- Saloon League
Steve
Shumaker
D. C
Ira M. Holmes
John M. Duvall
Holmes
Supreme Court
Stephenson
Arthur L. Gilliam
Indiana State Farm
Dry Chief
United States
James E. Watson
Arthur. Robinson
Gillam
Gas Thieves Foiled by Wakeful Resident
D C Shaw of 3419 North Pennsylvania Street woke at 1 am to three men siphoning gasoline from C B Hamilton’s car parked outside. The trio fled in an old car, abandoning a gas can and hose.
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D. C
Thaw quits fight and starts return to U S
Harry K. Thaw, barred from England by a home office order, sails for the United States on the Aquitania after being kept aboard as a virtual prisoner. He moved to land in Southampton earlier but was denied entry, with deportation cited though no reason given.
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United Preas
Southampton
England
Harry K. Thaw
Home Office
United States
S. S. Aquitania
Thaw
Aquitania
Europe
Hope for Life Brightens for Radium Poison Victims
Dr. A Vonsowhdcky, a radium poisoning victim and physician chemist, says five women believed doomed within two years may live several more years as their bodies gradually eliminate the poison. He notes his own losses including teeth and explains infection occurred through skin exposure at the United States Radium corporation plant.
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United Press Range
N. J
A. Vonsowhdcky
United States
Radium Corporation
Wonsochocky
Floods Close Knox Coal Mine in Indiana
Heavy rain swelled streams across Indiana ending a week with 3.22 inches of rainfall. Bicknell’s Knox coal mine flooded, leaving hundreds of workers out of work as Barren and Green Rivers rose in the Evansville district. Lowlands near Anderson flooded as Fall and Killbuck Creeks overflowed. Oxford suffered wind damage with power and phone lines crippled and structures shifted.
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Indiana
Bicknell
Knox
Evansville
Anderson
Oxford
Demoted Indianapolis Aides Likely to Take Teaching Posts
Three assistant superintendents whose jobs were abolished by the Indianapolis school board probably will accept new teaching posts. Flora Drake and D. T. Weir indicated they would take positions to preserve harmony. Joseph F. Thornton also likely will accept with more definite assignment details.
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Indianapolis
Flora Drake
D. T. Weir
Joseph F. Thornton
Charles F. Miller
Thornton
Arsenal Technical
Shortridge
Murray A. Dalman
Grain unit formed to handle coarse grains and seed wheat
Directors of the Central States Soft Wheat Growers Association approved a subsidiary to manage coarse grains and supply seed wheat. The Central States Grain Corporation begins work immediately with W. H. Settle of the Indiana Farm Bureau as president and B. B. Bender as secretary. the group lists 19,000 members across Indiana eastern Illinois and western Ohio.
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Central States Soft Wheat Growers Association
Central States Grain Corporation
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Wheat Group
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
B. B. Bender
New York Curb Hourly Temperatures Recorded
Temperature readings show 66 at 9 a.m. and 67 at 8 a.m. with 66 at 10 a.m. in New York City, indicating mild morning conditions for curbside weather updates.
Prejudice inquiry in Klinck jury panel ends abruptly
An inquiry into potential prejudice among Klinck trial talesmen was terminated in Criminal Court after questioning juror candidate E J Schneiders who admitted bias but said his statements were his own opinion. Prosecutors accuse Klinck of involvement in a forged affidavit to aid the testimony of a former Klan figure. The jury pool proceeded with 28 jurors examined amid ongoing defense challenges.
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Talesme
Earl Klinck
Klincik
Thomas E. Garvin
E. J. Schneiders
Illinois St
Schneiders
Klinck
Garvin
Tehcourt
Talesmen
William Rogers
Boyd Gurley
Indianapolis Times
Thomas H. Adams
Vincent Commercial
Senate
Imperial Council
United States
James E. Watson
Milo J. Wiley
New Augusta
Farmer
Jesse O. Weaver
Otterbein .Ave
Carpenter
Harry Reid
E. Twenty- Fifth St
Washington Blvd
Ray E. Smith
Acton
Ind
R. R
Ora Sutten
Market Decline Remains Orderly Despite Liquidation Caution
The Stock Market notes a broad orderly decline with few highly speculative issues rising. Traders may dispose of holdings at chosen levels, but liquidation is viewed as voluntary and leaves the market vulnerable as profits erode. Further selling could accelerate the drop.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Daylight Saving Action Slated By Jackson At Statehouse
Market notes from New York report stocks irregular on Tuesday amid Fed hesitation to curb speculation. July and June issues traded with uneven strength while Maack ceding officials. The morning showed slight gains in radio and select shares as rails and oils held, United States Steel at 14214. In Anderson Indiana four evergreen trees valued at 250 dollars were stolen from the Vestal residence, the Congressman.
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United Press
NEW York
Federal Reserve
General Motors
American Smelting
International Nickel
Consolidated Gas
Sears Roebuck
United States Steel
Anderson, Ind
Albert H. Vestal
Congress
Governor Deliberates on Daylight Saving Time at Statehouse
The governor weighs daylight saving adoption for statehouse workers after a buildings and grounds committee tie. State Auditor Bowman opposes while Secretary Schortemeier supports it, as employees push to align with city time to avoid late-evening store closures.
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Statehouse
Ed Jackson
Buildings and Grounds Committee
State Department
L. S. Bowman
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Reward Boost Offered in Broadmoor Bandit Case
An extra 2500 dollars, making total 4500, was posted by Aetna Life Insurance through Robert H Espey for information leading to arrests and conviction of four or more bandits who robbed Broadmoor Country Club guests last week. Broadmoor members suspect locals. Flora News reports Mrs Bessie Eller died from burns June 9 as her clothing caught fire while attempting to lift an oil stove in her employers home.
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Broadmoor Country Club
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Robert H. Espey
Broadmoor Club
Flora
Ind
Bessie Eller
Lynn Ledman
Ed Eller
Here
Times to Cover Every Detail of G. O. P. National Convention
The Times announces the most complete convention coverage by an Indianapolis paper for Kansas City events. A joint effort with Scripps-Howard, United Press, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association will provide daily reports, art, photography, and feature writers. Major Amos Hoople will offer daily impressions.
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G. O. P. National Convention
the Times
Kansas City
Indianapolis
The
Scripps- Howard Newspaper Alliance
United Press and
the News
Paper Enterprise Association
Call of the Times
Amos Hoople
Trail-Blazing Fliers Land in Australia
Capt Charles Kingsford Smith and three crew members return to Australia after the longest ocean flight from Oakland via Honolulu and Suva in 21 hours 20 minutes. The Southern Cross completed 7,351 miles of sea flight, with three motors proving safe and reliable.
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Clark Irvine
United Press
Brisbane
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Indianapolis
Kingsford-Smith
C. T. P. Ulm
Harry Lyon
James Warner
Suva
Fiji Islands
Pacific
John Goodwin
Queensland
Brinsmead
Civil Aviation
America
Oakland
Honolulu
Southern Cross
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McMullen
Smoot
National Committee
George Akerson
James W. Good
G. O. P. Parley
Will H. Wood
Conrad H. Mann
Beverly Hills
Calif
Pacific Coast
Des Moines
Mark Wood
Lincoln
Neb
Mayor Tangle
HIGH
FIGHT
U. S
Paris
Wheat Growers
Rene Rene
Canada
Talesman
Madame Lupescu
Prince Carol of
Rumania
Helena
Bucharest
Michael
Prince Carol
Jackson
Allied Chem
Am Steel
Seer
A - Curtis Coral
Famous Players
Gen Electric
Hudson Motor Sens
Hupp
Roger Seeeeee
Enn Cod
Marian Tee
Bulletin
Broadmoor Hunt
Times
Kingsford- Smith
New Erain Aviation
Sydney
Ulm
Gingsford-Smith
Lyon
Warner
James Takacs
Indiana State Prison
Albert Oreska
Porter
Takacs
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