Balloting Normal in City Election as Arrest Mar s Quiet
The arrest of one Democratic worker marked a calm city election, with many voters blocked by missing names on official lists and urged to seek mandates from Circuit Judge Harry L. Chamberlin. Mandates numbered about twenty five at noon as police pledged restraint.
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Harry L. Chamberlin
Circuit
Herman F. Rikhoff
William E. Clauer
Clauer
Beverly Howard
Martindale Ave
Myers
Duval
Three Hundred Chicago Cops Charged With Genna Pay Roll
Attorney Patrick H. O'Donnell charges in Chicago that 300 policemen were on the Genna Brothers pay roll for two years. He says they received about $8,000 monthly and some took liquor in lieu of pay, shielding the gang from police action and liquor plants. He argues the two Genna henchmen killed a pair of officers in a claimed self defense.
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Bu United Arena
Chicago
Genna Brothers
Patrick H. O'Donnell
William Brothers
Genna
O’donnell
O'Donnell
Albert Anselmi
John Scalesi
O'Donnel
Flapper Fanny Says on World's Fair Location
A humor column quotes Flapper Fanny mocking a reader who suggests the World’s Fair should be held in his lap. The joke plays on vanity and public spectacle, reflecting light social satire.
Second Doctor Called to Show Oberholtzer Died From Infection
In Noblesville Indiana on November 3 a second medical expert testified in the trial of D C Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry on charges they murdered Madge Oberholtzer. The defense challenged mercury poisoning as the cause, presenting that infection from a tooth wound led to her death.
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Noblesville
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Madge
J. A. MacDonald
Indianapolish
Virgil H. Moon
James Carver
Indianapolis
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Irvington Exchange
Irvington
University Ave
Charles E. Cox
Remy
MacDonald
Moon
Stephenson
Gentry
Klinck
Heavy voter turnout predicted in Indiana cities outside Indianapolis
Weather favorable and early voting reports indicate a heavy turnout across 93 Indiana municipalities outside Indianapolis. Republicans lead unopposed races in several towns while Democrats contest in others and Richmond foresees a record vote in a bitter campaign.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Mitchell Wins Witness Fight At His Court Martial
Col. William Mitchell won a ruling allowing seventy three witnesses to be summoned for his court martial on insubordination charges. The list includes three cabinet members and the president's secretary. The court adjourned until Monday to prepare for testimony after overruling defense to dismiss the case.
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United Press
Washington
William Mitchell
President Coolidge
Mitchell
Army
Mayor Candidates Vote Early In City Tour
Walter Myers and wife waited in line to vote at 3931 N Pennsylvania St at 8 30 am while Walter Duvall and wife voted at Broad Ripple engine house No 32 at 6 30 am Duvall planned a city tour and return to Republican headquarters in the East of P Building Myers to be at Democratic headquarters tonight at 508 National City Bank Building
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Walter Myers
Myers
Pennsylvania St
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Engine House No
Broad Ripple
E. of P. Bidg
Democratic
National City Bank
Firemen Fight Several Small Blazes on Camp Street
Firemen were kept busy with multiple smaller fires around the city. A blaze in the 800 block of Camp Street started at J A Bryant’s home due to a defective flue, causing 2500 dollars in loss. Nearby homes at 828 Camp Street and 834 Camp Street suffered 75 and 50 dollars respectively. A separate fire at E Johnson’s Fiftieth Street residence caused 75 dollars damage. Another fire at 812 Harlan Street, started by children, resulted in 200 dollars in damage.
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Camp St
J. A. Bryant
Sparks
J. R. Smith
E. Cooper
E. Johnson
Fiftieth St
Noblesville Rd
J. Snipes
Harlan St
Painleve Reveals Bold Cabinet Plan in Face of Socialists
Paris report says Premier Painleve told the Chamber of Deputies his cabinet supports bold measures to resolve France's financial dilemma. He indicated continued debt funding talks with the United States and Britain to secure an equitable solution shielding the franc from financial risk amid Socialist opposition. The expected short tenure of the new cabinet follows Caillaux’s ouster.
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United Press
Paris
Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
France
America
England
Caillaux
Wreck near Winimac derails Indianapolis sleepers
Four sleepers and a coach on an Indianapolis to Chicago Pennsylvanian derailed near Winimac Indiana after a broken rail. The cars did not overturn and all sixty five passengers and crew remained unhurt.
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Bay United
Logansport
Ind
Indianapolis
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Winimac
Election Returns IMES Extras On The Street Tonight
Election returns will be issued during the evening as results come in. A flashing screen on the Times Building at 214 W Maryland St will display updates starting shortly after 6 p.m. A band concert accompanies the news event.
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IMES
Times
Maryland St
Kentucky Ave
Illinois
Washington Sts
Charleston Dance Lessons Offered Free in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Times teams with Gene La Verne to teach the Charleston free at Riverside Dance Palace starting tonight. Twenty lessons available through Nov 23 with prizes announced later. La Verne recently taught in Louisville to over 3,000 learners. Clip the Times coupon and attend nightly for expert instruction.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Riverside Dance Palace
la Verne
Louisville
Rainbow Gardens
Priests Held Captive Prompt Rescue Request
Roger C. Treadwell American consul general at Hong Kong urged a destroyer mission to St John Island near Hong Kong to rescue two American priests held captive. He reports to the State Department that he is en route to investigate while a Chinese warship may be sent from Macao to assist.
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United Press
Washington
St. John Island
Hong Kong
Roger C. Treadwell
Treadwell
State Department
Macao
St. John
Dance Palace Coupon Excludes Charleston Lesson Times
A coupon offers admission to the Riverside Dance Palace and free Charleston lessons, but admission is not allowed during Charleston lesson times indicated on the coupon.
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Riverside
Charleston
Markets Are Closed as New York Votes
New York markets were closed today due to the election. The halt affected trading hours across the street markets and financial districts as voters cast ballots.
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Times Special
New York
Rush to buy 34000 Register Choice on municipal tickets
By noon a Republican check shows a total of 34 000 Register Choice entries on municipal tickets as voters rush to secure their selections before the deadline.
Coffin Claims Myers Lead In Thirteenth Ward Race
Early noon reports show 34 523 voters cast with Republicans leading outside the thirteenth ward. Myers holds a 357 edge in that ward but analysts predict a possible Democratic turnout surge later in the day.
Walter Myers Faces Slate Tied to GOP Propaganda on Porch
Walter Myers Democratic mayoral candidate awoke at 4165 N Pennsylvania St to find a clothes pin slate bearing Republican and Klan school board ticket propaganda. Myers labeled the message a political attack and compared himself to a Biblical figure in reacting to the incident.
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LGHT
Klan School Board
Walter Myers
Pennsylvania St
David
Myers
Weather Ideal for Election Day in Indianapolis
The weather man provided Indianapolis with an almost ideal election day. At 7 a m the temperature was 38 degrees, two degrees below normal. Early morning temperature marked the highest since Oct 23. Warmer weather with increasing cloudiness is expected tonight, and showers are probable Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Gotham Favors Walker as NYC Mayoral Race Nears End
New York City voters weighed a mayoral race with Jimmy Walker favored over Frank Waterman as bonds and bets swirled. Turnout appeared light with about 1.24 million registered, and four constitutional amendments were on the ballot amid a tense, historic statewide vote.
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United Arena
New York
Jimmy” Walker
Tammany Normainee
New York City
Frank D. Waterman
Walker
Detroit Campaign Heats Up as Klan Issue Erupts
Detroit voters faced a bitter mayoral contest with both Klan and anti Klan forces claiming victory. Weather was mild and turnout was expected to reach a city record with at least 250000 of 394000 registered. Mayor John W. Smith runs as an anti Klan candidate amid Bowles backing.
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Lee B. Hoop
Shelbyville
James A. Emmertt
Columbus
Stanley J. Cooper
Celsius B. Cooper
Terre Haute
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Election Commission
Ku Klux Klan
John W. Smith
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Robinson to Talk New Senator Addresses Seymour Meeting
Senator Arthur R. Robinson of Indianapolis will be the principal speaker at a Seymour men's meeting Sunday afternoon in a local theater. Plans aim to entertain at least 1,590 men.
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Auchited Press
Seymour
Ind
Arthur R. Robinson
Indianapolis
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