Hoover Farm Relief Pledge Stresses Waterways Ahead of Pueblo Talk
Hoover on his way to Pueblo Colo offers a farm and waterway program a federal farm board and regulation of public utilities with private enterprise kept in farm hands. He backs inland waterways linking the Gulf Great Lakes and St Lawrence with a 12 000 mile system and argues for tariff protections and cheaper transport to aid farmers.
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Gulf
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Sea
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Futher
New York
Smith
North Atlantic
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St. Louis
Chicago
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Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Sewage from Sunnyside plant angers farmers near creek
Raw sewage from the Sunnyside tuberculosis sanatorium septic system is dumping into Indian Creek, alarming local farmers. J W Corey and others accuse county commissioners of inaction as the plant built by Standard Cement and Construction Co of Louisville faced delays and cost overruns. Officials cited tank clogs and inadequate repairs while bonds and private tank ventures stirred controversy.
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Indian Creek
Sunnyside Tuberculosis Sanitorium
Indianapolis Times
J. W. Corey
Sunnyside
Standard Cement and Construction Company
Louisville
Charles Hurd
Hurd
Standard Company
County Council
H. S. Hatch
Hatch
Harrie T. Best
Where to Vote in Marion County From The Times
The Times will supply voting place addresses by phone. Call 5551 and ask for the Voting Place Editor, giving your street, side of street, and cross streets to receive your polling location.
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the Times
Marion County
Murder in Lake Bluff furnace mystery engages coroner
Lake County coroner John L. Taylor prepared to X ray the skull of Miss Elfrieda Knaak to support a theory she was murdered and burned in the Lake Bluff Police station furnace. Private detective George Hargraves reported a red hot iron bar injury on her neck and a partial burn pattern on her body.
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United Press
Lake Bluff
Elfrieda Knaak
John L. Taylor
Lake County
Taylor
George Hargraves
Miss Knaak
Alice Home
Lake Forest
Hargraves
Bandits Rob Indiana Pay Roll at Newcastle Factory
For the second time in two days bandits seized an Indiana payroll. Three men raided the Trainer spring factory offices in Newcastle around 8 a.m., escaping with about $1,800 in cash and fleeing in a car. Earlier Friday morning three men robbed Gas City industrial firms of a $10,000 payroll.
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United Press
Newcastle
Ind
Indiana
Trainer Spring
Gas City
Romanian Cabinet Quits Reported From Vienna Dispatch
A Vienna dispatch reported without confirmation that Romania’s Braitianu cabinet had resigned, with Berlin and Tageblatt cited as sources.
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United Press Berlin
Tageblatt
Vienna
Braitianu
Rumania
Al Smith Ends Campaign with Final Madison Square Garden Speech
Gov. Alfred E. Smith delivers final campaign address in New York as the Democratic ticket led by Franklin D. Roosevelt is praised for Albany stewardship. He criticizes Hoover and Ottinger, pledging to take the prohibition issue directly to the people and stressing economical, humane governance.
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United Press
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Smith
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Prohibition Commission
Albert Ottinger
Hoover Commission
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Weather brief from In the Air Southwest wind report
In the Air Southwest wind at 11 mph, barometric pressure 29.94 inches at sea level, temperature 43 degrees, ceiling 900 feet, visibility 4 miles.
Misrule at Prison Charged by Dugan Against Superintendent Miles
Clarence N. Dugan, a former reformatory teacher, files formal charges against Indiana State Reformatory Superintendent Andrew F. Miles and Trustee Chairman John Hoy. Allegations include prisoner abuse, unlawful use of state property, diverted prison food, and neglected education. Dugan says he will also file with the state charities board. Miles defends openness to inspection.
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Miles
Hoy
Indianapolis Times
Reformatory
Thomas C. Parkes
Parkes
Dugan
Charities Board
State Charities Board
John A. Brown
The
Hoosier Vote Caravan Heads Homeward to Indiana
About 100 Hoosiers living in Washington traveled by bus and car to Indiana to vote on November 6. They are due in Indianapolis Sunday night and will depart the city the Wednesday after the election. The trip was organized by Miss Eileen Loveland and Mrs. Madge Ballard, both aides to Senator Arthur R. Robinson. Among travelers was W. H. Smith, 89, Noblesville native and father of Major William Wolff Smith, who said he has voted Republican in every presidential race since Lincoln.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Kansas
Wheat Belt
Pueblo
Colo
Charles Curtis
Hoover
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Colorado
Mountain States
St. Louis’ Coliseum
Py Times
Washington
Lincoln
Unidentified Woman Killed by Traction Car in Udell Street Crash
Police and county officials failed to identify a 38 year old woman killed when she stepped into the path of an interurban car on Udell street and Northwestern avenue. Motorman L. T. Collins was arrested for manslaughter and the sole witness was Ray Phillips of 5355 West Twenty eighth street.
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Udell Street
Northwestern Avenue
L. T. Collins
Ray Phillips
West Twenty Eighth Street
Indiana Election Races Reach Climax In 1928 Campaign
Indiana voters faced final appeals as the Marion County Democrats held a Tomlinson hall rally with Frank Dailey and Governor Smith. Republican Harry G. Leslie urged a united front from WFBM radio, pledging a clean government and no commitments. National figures Hoover Curtis and Robinson also campaigned, while the Senate race between Robinson and Stump received brief attention amid governor and presidential contest focus.
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Tomlinson Hall
Marion County
Frank C. Dailey
Alfred E. Smith
New York
F. A. McGowan
Canton
L. Ert Slack
Leroy J. Keach
Smith
WFBM
Leslie
Harry G. Leslie
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Joseph T. Robinson
Curtis
Robinson
Dailey
Arthur R. Robinson
Albert Stump
Football Today Schedule Highlights Major Games Across Regions
The notice lists numerous college football matches today including East Yale at Dartmouth in New Haven Notre Dame facing Penn State in Philadelphia and Stanford taking on Southern California in Los Angeles. Other pairings include Michigan versus Illinois at Ann Arbor California meeting Oregon at Berkeley and Texas versus Southern Methodist in Austin.
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de Pauw
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Los Angeles
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Georgia
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Columbus
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Austin
Temperature Readings Early Morning Hours
Hourly temperatures report readings from 6 am to 10 am with values 45 at 6, 43 at 9, 43 at 10, and 48 at a later time, indicating a cooling trend through the morning.
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Bae Mieee
Loot four stores on one corner
Burglars raided four College avenue and Eleventh street corner stores today but netted only 14 dollars. Joseph Theising shoe shop yielded 9, Burnett Ely bakery 5, and E M Littel barber 3. They shattered a door at Atlantic and Pacific grocery but glass bars barred entry. Kroger on East Michigan street was broken into but loot amount unavailable. coats were stolen from Guy Hipes and L C Demotte.
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Eleventh Street
Joseph Theising
Burnett Ely
E. M. Littel
Atlantic and Pacific
Kroger
East Michigan Street
Guy Hipes
West Eighteenth Street
L. C. Demotte
North
Pennsylvania Street
Market Opens With Gains On Leading Stocks
New York trading opened with strength as United States Steel General Motors Chrysler American Can International Nickel and Anaconda edged up. Sinclair rose to 434 and Phillips to 4612 while Pan American B advanced to 53 and Woolworth hit a new high at 207%4 amid holiday buying.
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Stock Exchange
United States Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
American Can
International Nickel
Anaconda
Sinclair
Federal Reserve Board
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Phillips
Woolworth
Democratic hires to monitor Indiana election fraud
Sherman Burns of New York, son of William J. Burns, arrives in Indianapolis to lead an army of operatives on election day. Democrats warn of past primaries and lack of voter registration as potential avenues for fraud. About twenty investigators have scouted wards in Indianapolis and other cities. Burns will coordinate with Russell Ryan at the Claypool as the campaign moves to deter questionable methods.
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Sherman Burns
New York
William J. Burns
Indianapolis
Indiana
Burns
Terre Haute
Evansville
Calumet
Claypool
Russell Ryan
Hog Market Slips at City Yards Amid Steady Cattle
Hog prices eased about ten cents at the union stockyards with 6 500 receipts and 318 holdovers. Heavier hogs 180 to 275 pounds sold around 9.55 and some loads to 9.60 while chitterlings trended lower. Cattle remained steady with light pens, while feeders dropped a dollar to 17. Lambs and sheep held firm with 12.50 to 13 for select types.
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Union
Chicago
Three Mat Matches Shifted to Tomlinson Hall Night
In INOS Indiana, Jack O'Neal and Pete Zbyszko headline three wrestling bouts at Tomlinson hall on Monday night moving from Pennsy gym. Ralph Wilson versus Soldier Mack is the semi final, with Joe Hollander vs Chet McCauley opening at 8 30. John Kasper, 25, is sentenced to life in prison for the Grovertown farmer's wife murder after pleading guilty. Charley's Restaurant advertises Sunday dinners 5 to 9 p m at 130 East Ohio St.
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Pennsy Gym
Jack O’neal
Pete Zbyszko
Ralph Wilson
Soldier Mack
Joe Hollander
Chet McCauley
Inos Special Knox
Ind
John Kase Per
Indiana State
Aaron Johnson
Grovertown
Kasper
Starke
Charley’s Restaurant
East Ohio St
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