McCulloch Named Ohio Senator to Finish Burton Term
Governor Cooper appoints Roscoe C. McCulloch Republican Canton to succeed the late Theodore E. Burton. McCulloch, 49, will serve until December 15, 1930, must run for election in 1931 to complete Burton’s term, resigns as head of the state public utilities commission, and heads to Washington immediately. He was a former congressman and U S attorney general aide.
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United Presse
Columbus
Meyers Y. Cooper
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
United States
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
McCulloch
State Public Utilities Commission
Washington
Burton
Carmi A. Thompson
Frank Willis
Cyrus Locher
Locher
Holmes County
Millersburg
Wooster Preparatory School
Ohio State University
Western Reserve University Law School
Congress
Utilities Commission
Cooper
Jury Convicts Two on National Prohibition Violations
A federal jury convicted William Measure and Mrs Ora Minor both of 928 North Senate Avenue on national prohibition violations. Twenty one other cases await trial and twelve prisoners await sentence before Federal Judge Robert C Baltzell.
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William Measure
North
Senate Avenue
Ora Minor
North Senate Avenue
Robert C. Baltzell
Foodless Village of Hawsstone Faces Starvation
Efforts began to feed 300 residents of Hawsstone after a fire destroyed the storage house with the village's food supply. The village, three miles east of here on the Pennsylvania railroad, is not accessible by highway and is largely maintained by Haws Refractories Company.
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Ewiistown
Hawsstone
Haws Refractories Company
Haws Company
Here
Pennsylvania
Doctor's Widow Dies in Indianapolis at 85
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Britton widow of Dr. O F. Britton died after a brief illness at her son Charles Britton's home on North Meridian street. She lived in Indianapolis since 1884 and belonged to the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter DAR the Women's Research Club and Central Christian church. Private funeral services will be held at 2:30 p m Wednesday with burial at Crown Hill. Survived by her son Charles O. Britton. no other relatives listed.
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Elizabeth G. Britton
O. F. Britton
Charles O. Britton
North Meridian Street
Britton
Indianapolis
Caroline Scott
Crown Hill
Arizona Prison Superintendent Fined for Convict Marriage
Lorenzo Wright, superintendent of Arizona's state penitentiary, must pay a $1,000 fine or serve six months in his own prison after the tower court upheld his contempt conviction for allowing a convict to marry a guard's daughter. The state supreme court affirmed the sentence.
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United Press
Phoentex
Ariz
Lorenzo Wright
Arizona
Wright
Supreme Court
Mayor Race Draws Attention in Gary Election
Gary Indiana voters cast 4 100 ballots in the first hour of the municipal election with 20 000 total votes anticipated. The key contest is the mayoral race between Republican ex mayor R O Johnson and Democrat Emmet White as fair weather urged higher turnout among women.
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United Prena
Gary
Ind
R. O. Johnson
Emmet White
Calumet
Kokomo Quiet Election In Unhurried Kokomo Polls
In Kokomo Indiana voters take part in a calm election with factory workers passing polls on the way to work and only election board officials having voted early. Few women are seen around polling places.
Youngest Indiana mayoral candidates face off in Greensburg
Times Snevial from Greensburg reports a dispute over Indiana's youngest mayoral hopefuls. Newcastle backs Lloyd Beall 28, while Greensburg counters with James Shannon 25. Both are Republicans.
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Greensburg
Ind
Newcastle
Indiana
Lloyd Beall
James Shannon
Muncie Campaign Ends With Heavy Voter Turnout
In Muncie Indiana the mayoral race ended after a large turnout. Democrat George R Dale ran an aggressive campaign drawing big crowds at nightly meetings while Republican Robert D Barnes relied on precinct gatherings and saw lighter attendance. Both claimed victory by about 2500 votes.
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Muncie
Ind
George R. Dale
Robert D. Barnes
Dale
Barnes
Heaviest Michigan City Vote Under Way In Early Tallies
Early tallies showed record turnout in Michigan City Indiana with women leading the morning arrivals. Polls were crowded and no disorder reported as police monitored the voting process.
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United Preas
Robbery at Crawfordsville Grocery by Nervous Bandits
In Crawfordsville on Nov 5 two frightened young men robbed Bert Davis of 175 dollars at his grocery. They fled in an automobile with Illinois plates. Two customers were present but only Davis's money was taken. the robbers appeared amateurish and were visibly scared in speech and action.
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Crawfordsville
Bert Davis
Davis
Railway Head Dies in Cambridge Funeral Held for Hannauer
Funeral services were held in Mt. Auburn cemetery for George Hannauer former president of the Boston and Maine railroad. He died suddenly Sunday in New Haven where he had gone to attend the Yale Dartmouth football game. Prince Max Ill in Constance Physicians said the former German chancellor remained gravely ill and unchanged.
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United Press
Cambridge
George Hannauer
Mt. Auburn
Hannauer
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Prince Max
Constance
Germany
Baden
Senator Brookhart Demands Mellon Resign Over Prohibition Enforcement
Senator Brookhart accused Secretary Mellon of failing to enforce prohibition after attending a 1926 Washington wet party. He urged President Hoover to remove Mellon and appoint a Smedley Butler type to push enforcement. Brookhart said he would testify before a grand jury about liquor parties and praised Hoover’s stance.
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Byikseingson
Hoover
Andrew W. Mellon
Smedley Butler
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Senate Today
United State
Brookhart
Philadelphia
Quantico
Walter J. Fahy
Wall Street
Otto Kahn
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
E. E. Loomis
J. P. Morgan & Co
Smoot
Utah
Senator Gooding
Rep
Idaho
Senate
George W. Moses
N. H
Vare
Pennyslvania
Hatfield
Mellon
Washington
United States
Washington Times
Unclear Time Marks Found in Medical Note
Fragmentary entry lists multiple times 6 a m 10 a m 11 a m and 12 noon with numbers 32 42 32 46 and names DR Micese SF1 DR Micece, suggesting a scrambled appointment or measurement log.
Customs hunt huge rum cargo in New York harbor
Officials pursued an enormous rum shipment claimed to be 300 000 bottles entering New York. Twelve harbor patrol boats went to sea as customs officials kept operations secret after a leak. Reported vessels flew British and French flags, with tips coming from two crew members who hid a crystal radio receiver aboard.
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United Pre
New York
Bandit Suspect Held At Brazil After Indianapolis Robbery
Nick Sarantis 32 and relatives, all Augusta Georgia residents, were detained in Brazil after an Indianapolis theft of 1660 dollars from Ira Nevill, a Standard Grocery Company collector. Nevill identified the group if possible. police planned to hold them briefly pending positive ID. A $27 cash find was reported with luggage yet to be checked.
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United Press
Brazil
Ind
Nick Sarantis
Ira Nevill
Indianapolis
Sarantis
Danity Sarantis
Augusta
Nevill
Standard Grocery Company
Ben Davis
Falk
Pershing Questions Health After Embassy Cable
General John J. Pershing said he had been out all day and felt fine after inquiries about his health. Norman Armour, the American embassy charge d affaires, called him and said the state department had cabled asking about his condition.
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United Press
Paris
John J. Pershing
Norman Armour
State Department
Fire Chief Murphy Dies After Pier Fire Injuries
Fire Chief Thomas R. Murphy, former IAFF president, died at his San Francisco home from heart illness complicated by injuries from a pier fire months earlier. He distinguished himself in the great 1906 San Francisco blaze.
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United Press
San Francisco
Thomas R. Murphy
International Association of Fire Fighters
Bay
Murphy
Watch for This Great Series on Armistice Day
The Times announces a forthcoming series on Britain and America’s talks at London and Washington. The coverage aims to explain the conference from start to finish and assess its impact on peace, urging readers to watch for Armistice Day-related reports.
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Britain
America
Washington
London
the Times
Daughter's Vote Against Father Over Chow Dog
In Buffalo the Schwab family split votes in the mayoral race with Teresa Schwab and her husband Albert Gunther supporting challenger Charles E. Roesch. The rift stems from a feud over Mayor Frank X. Schwab's chow dog after the dog allegedly nipped his grandchild, leading to the mayor's refusal to shoot the animal.
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Buffalo
Bu United Press
Frank X. Schwab
Charles E. Roesch
Teresa
Albert Gunther
Roesch
Jane
Nevada Divorce Decree Rejected by Los Angeles Judge
Los Angeles judge Leon Yankwich rules Reno divorce not binding in Los Angeles. The Reno separation, famed nationwide, again fails to be recognized for the divorced party, marking another reversal within a year.
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Los Angeles
United Press
Nevada
M Alpline Party Rescued After Arctic Search Ends
Colonel C D H McAlpine and six other explorers were rescued after a two month search. They were picked up at Cambridge Bay Northwest Territory by the Hudson Bay steamer Ft St James and located by Eski mos. Rescue planes cannot travel farther south than Baker Lake until freeze up and must refuel and ski equipment before returning south.
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United Press
Winnipeg
Manitoba
C. D. H. McAlpine
Canada
Dominion Explorers, Inc
Hudson Bay
Ft. St. James
Cambridge Bay
Northwest Territory
Dease Inlet
Milbourne Island
Churchill
McAlpine
Hudson
Melbourne Island
Dominion Explorers
Baker Lake
Premier Tells Of U S Mission In Washington Visit
Premier Ramsay MacDonald reported to the House of Commons on his Washington trip and the Hoover McDonald joint statement saying war between the U S and Great Britain is unthinkable. He declined to detail any commitments for the upcoming five power naval conference. David Lloyd George praised the peace effort but wanted more concrete results.
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United Press
London
J. Ramsay McDonald
House of Commons
Washington
Hoover
United States
Great Britain
David Lloyd George
MacDonald
Lloyd George
Hunting Opens Nov 15 Fur Bearers Season Details
Open season for fur bearing animals runs from November 15 to January 15 inclusive. George N. Mannfeld, state conservation department fish and game division superintendent, notes the legislature shortened the season by thirty days. Licenses printed before the change show November 10 to February 10 but those dates are invalid.
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George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Indiana crime conference subcommittee plans meeting
A state crime conference subcommittee meets to plan the general committee session set for November 22. The group, meeting in Governor Harry G. Leslie's office next Tuesday, will form the Indiana commission on observance and enforcement of law.
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Harry G. Leslie
Indiana Commission On Observance and Enforcement of Law
Democrats Optimistic Amid Early Balloting in City Election
As 11 a m returns show a Republican lead of about 406 votes from 253 of 255 precincts, Democrats claim gains in the north and steady support in the south. Officials warn of sharp afternoon votes. precincts report polling irregularities and efforts to recruit voters, while citizens’ school candidates attract enthusiasm.
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Reginald Sullivan
State Savings and Trust Building
North Side
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Repubican
Seventh Ward
Eighth Ward
Ninth Ward
Tenth Ward
Eleventh Ward
Twelfth Ward
Fifteenth Ward
Citizens’ School Committee
Citizens School Committee
Lafayette Street
Bloodhounds Help Track Double Murder Near Independence
Bloodhounds followed a trail from an elderly couple’s farm to nearby homes in Independence Missouri, aiding investigators in a double homicide case. Albert Weddle was shot in his sitting room. his wife Opal Weddle died from buckshot injuries. Suspects included George Hostetter and Miss Mary Hunter.
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United Preas Independence
Opal Weddle
Albert Weddie
Miss Maude
Mary Hunter
Weddle
Hunter Sisters
George Hostetter
Hostetter
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Ohio
Canton Republican
Theodore Burton
U. S
Kokomo
General Smedley Butler
Little Fellows
Thomas L. Sullivan Sr
Alfred M. Grossbrenner
West Thirty-fourth Street
Collector
Pershing
San Francisco Department
Arctic
Premier
U.S. Mission
Crime Board
Sullivan
Reginald H. Sullivan
Repub- Means
Jam
Thirty-first
West Thirty-fifth Street
Judson L. Stark
Stark
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