Dawes Speech in London Pressing Naval Reduction Standards
Ambassador Dawes spoke for Hoover in London on naval cuts likely to shape agreement. The yardstick compares 10 000 ton American cruisers to British 6 000 ton cruisers, weighing parity by tonnage and gun caliber, with potential British tonnage advantages.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Pilgrims’ Society
London
Dawes
White House
Great Britain
Hoover
Arlington National Cemetery
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Railroad Officials' Club Smoker in Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad Superintendents Club of Indianapolis held a smoker at the Pennsylum on South State Street with about 100 members. J. C. Millspaugh spoke on A Trip on the American and J. East discussed The New York Produce Terminal of the Pennsylvania Railroad. J. T. Ridgely presented a traveling bag set to Dr. Foss Schenck, former club president now at Logansport. E. B. Reed presided. George Nearpass provided entertainment as a whistling brakeman.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Superintendents Club of
Indianapolis
South State Street
J. C. Millspaugh
J. East
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. T. Ridgely
Foss Schenck
Logansport
E. B. Reed
George Nearpass
Youth 18 Missing After Disappearance in Bluff Road Area
Police and parents search for Lewis Deschler 18 of Rural Route 4 Box 610 Bluff Road convalescent from a nervous breakdown after he disappeared Monday. He rode a bicycle from home and has not been seen since. Mrs Alma Brown 44 of 727 South East Street was reported missing from her home today.
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Lewis Deschler
Bluff Road
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Alma Brown
South East Street
New York Congresswoman Left Heir to Nine Million Estate
Ruth D. Pratt, newly elected New York Congresswoman, inherits $9,152,771 from her husband per transfer tax appraisal. The fortune, mostly stocks and bonds totaling $7,222,928, boosts her status among millionaires in Congress. Pratt, Republican, once served on the New York City Board of Aldermen and has five children.
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United Press
New York
Ruth D. Pratt
Pratt
McCormick
New York City
Bishop Plans Study of Country Churches
Bishop Blake announces a summer program to study county churches. In October bishops in Philadelphia will likely issue national recommendations. Merging small churches into parishes and combining several churches has eased conditions in southern Indiana. No inter-denominational groups are yet formed, though that may come later.
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Blake
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Indiana
Coal Orders Rise After Governor Conference
Dr. John W. Hewitt, head of the Indiana coal bureau, says Pennsylvania railroad orders for Indiana coal have surged in tonnage following the Governor's conference at Claypool Friday night. He notes sales increases across all consumer classes have begun to boom.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
Claypool
John W. Hewitt
Indiana Coal Bureau
Statehouse
Tragic Channel Crash City of Ottawa Kills Seven
Investigation opened into the City of Ottawa air disaster in the English Channel near Dungeness. Officials, aided by the trawler Gaby, search for three missing victims while four bodies identified include Adolphe Meister and others. Captain Brailly and mechanic Barnett helped rescue survivors from the wreckage.
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United Press
London
Ottawa
English
England
Dungeness
British Air Ministry
Imperial Airways, Ltd
Gaby
Janie Bassoff
Baltimore
Annie Gerzon
Amsterdam
Louise Bossiger
Switzerland
Adolphe Meister
Garfield
N. J
L. T. Malcolm
Hamilton
Ont
Alfred Frederick Smith
Melbourne
Australia
Ickerson
R. T. D. Brailly
H. R. Barnett
Homer Tathane
Brailly
Barnett
Great Britain
Croydon
City Men Rally to Defend Pants in Witty War of Dress
Arch Steinel reports a satirical furor as Indianapolis figures debate pant trends in 1930s fashion. John L. Niblack leads a pro pants faction, arguing masculinity hinges on trousers while tailors and barbers foresee quirky wardrobe impacts on Washington Street.
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Arch Steinel
Mante
Indianapolis
John L. Niblack
Marion County
Indianapolis Times Founders Fund Aims For Good Deeds Across Nations
Fragmentary text outlines a foundation goal to aid older persons and all people in doing good worldwide. It suggests promoting fame and fortune for those who perform the most good for their fellow beings across various lines around the world. The snippet references support for larger boys and girls and a directive to open a path for helping others in the United States.
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United States
Indianapolis
Daddy Browning stages sale to fund foundations
Edward W. Daddy Browning gathered 2.03 million dollars from an auction in Madison Square Garden aimed at funding three charitable foundations. A second sale is planned to dispose of unsold real estate and further support gifts for children in juvenile homes and institutions in New York state.
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Harry Ferguson
United Pres
New York
Edward W
Daddy
Browning
Madison Square Garden
Joseph P. Day
Day
Foundation
New York State
Postoffices Advance and Downgrade Class Ratings in Indiana
Several Indiana postoffices received rating changes today. French Lick became a first class postoffice, Bremen and Mooresville rose from third to second class, Geneva and Silver Lake dropped from second to third, and Burns City Clarkshill Clermont Donaldson Fairland Glenwood Mecca Somerville and Speed fell from third to fourth.
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Indiana
Robert H. Bryson
French Lick
Bremen
Mooresville
Geneva
Silver Lake
Burns City
Clarkshill
Clermont
Donaldson
Fairland
Glenwood
Mecca
Somerville
Speed
Woman Takes Poison In Street Romance Leads to Alarm
Grace Jones, 47, of 1415 Jones Street, was listed in critical condition at city hospital after taking poison Monday night. Her daughter Grace Weddle, 1009 Jones Street, told police of her mother’s long illness and noted that Mrs Kirby had been drinking.
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Grace Jones
Jones Street
City Hospital
Grace Weddle
Kirby
Konjola hailed as cure in Indianapolis testimonials
Readers are urged to trust Konjola a 32 ingredient remedy claimed to ease stomach liver kidney and bowel issues plus rheumatism and nerves. A Indianapolis Konjola Man dispenses results with a case from Jason A. Hooten praising relief after twenty years of illness and weight gain.
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Hook
Illinois
Washington Streets
Indianapolis
Jason A. Hooten
Orchard Avenue
Konjolo
Konjola
Konejola
Hook Saratos Drug Store
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