Mrs. Pantages spared prison in car death case
Los Angeles reports Mrs Lois Pantages, wife of theater magnate Alexander Pantages, was given ten years probation after pleading manslaughter in a fatal crash. She must pay 78,500 to the Rokumoto estate within five days and refrain from drinking or driving. Her husband awaits sentencing for separate assault charges.
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Pa United Prene
Los Angeles
Lois Pantages
Juro Rokumoto
Carlos S. Hardy
Juro Reokumo
San Quentin
Secret Anti American Society Formed in Paris
A secret anti American boycott society has been organized in Paris and is reportedly drawing many members. The group targets American tobacco, automobiles, operettas and motion pictures, describing itself as the European against the American spirit.
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Secret
France
United Press
Paris
Dawes Resumes Duties After U S Visit. Curie Sails Home
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes sails from New York on the Homeric to resume duties in London after a U S visit. Marie Curie, co discoverer of radium, sails home Friday night on the Ile De France.
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UN United Press
New York
Charles G. Dawes
England
London
United States
Mme. Curie
Ile de France
Dunfermline Parish Council Votes on Birth Control
Glasgow Scotland reports the Dunfermline parish council adopted a resolution to halt unemployment relief to a TB sufferer and his wife after three children in four years and to empower separation if more children are born. The measure, approved 19 to 4, is described as legislative birth control for the consumptive parent.
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Cnite
Glasgow
Scotland
Dunfermline
Million-Dollar Fortune Lost in Bull Market
Margaret Shotwell a 19-year-old Omaha pianist inherited 1 million dollars at 13 from John Neal. In the bull market she bought margin stocks including General Motors Paramount City Service and Montgomery Ward. She reports losses and plans to return to Omaha to settle affairs. She remained hopeful about continuing piano work.
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Tcnited
York
Margaret Shotwell
Omaha
Miss Shotwell
John Neal
NCE
Europe
Paris National Opera House
London Symphony
New York
Reynolds Tobacco
General Motors
Paramount
City Service
Montgomery Ward
Blonde spotter sought after city bank robbery
News describes a luxury crime in Chicago as a blonde woman is sought by police as the lone identified suspect amid five bandits who robbed Mrs. Arthur W. Cullen and Mrs. Alfred T. Martin after a theater outing. Jewelry valued around $500 was taken, mostly imitation.
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Bu Lwitcd
Chicago
Arthur W. Cullen
Alfred T. Martin
Gold Coast
Erlanger Theater
Mrs. Cutten
Mrs. Martin
Joy Morton
Morton Salt Company
Times to Tell All About It Begin Armistice Day Naval Conference
The Times promises a series starting Armistice Day that explains maritime law freedom of the seas and the lawless ocean. It previews background on the Manila base row and the coming London naval conference with articles and illustrations.
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Manila
the Times
London
Forest fires threaten San Francisco area in November clash
Fire believed incendiary in origin resisted firefighting efforts across northern California. Near Berkeley and Oakland more than 4,000 men fought to check blazes while thousands of acres burned in Sonoma and Lassen counties, including 2000 acres of redwood trees.
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United Press
San Francisco
California
Berkeley
Oakland
Here
Sonoma County
Lassen County
Sullivan party visits historic Kentucky sites during tour
Indianapolis mayor elect Reginald F H Sullivan and a press party traveled from Frankfort to Lexington Hodgenville Harrodsburg Bardstown visiting thebirthplace of Attahams My Old Kentucky Home and other landmarks. They expect to return to Indianapolis Monday after a weekend trip.
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Times
Frankfort
Reginald
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Walter W. Watson
Lexington
Hodganville
Attaham
Frank Pritchard
Marcus Sulzer
Madison
Ohio River
Jeremiah Sullivan
Indiana
Supreme Court
Intersectional tilts featured across Nation in football day
About 2 million viewers watch 17 000 players as top unbeaten teams face cross region opponents. Army meets Illinois, Harvard faces Michigan, Georgia plays NYU Violets, Maryland draws Yale, Iowa plays Minnesota, Ohio State meets Northwestern, Purdue confronts Mississippi, Notre Dame battles Drake in Chicago, with Wabash at Butler and Mississippi at Purdue boosting the local nine game slate. The Butler Bowl hosts the Bulldog Scarlet clash at 2 p m as a local highlight.
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United Press
Army
Harvard
Middle West
Illinois
Michigan
Georgia
New York
New York University Violets
Maryland
New Haven
Yale
Iowa
Notre Dame
Chicago
Drake
Indiana
de Pauw
Wabash
Butler
Mississippi
Purdue
Pork Market Steady at Local Stockyards
Hog prices remained mostly steady with Friday’s average at the stockyards. Bulk 160 to 325 pound hogs sold at 9.40 dollars with top 9.45. Receipts about 6,500 and holdovers 347. cattle scarce and unchanged. wealers 15.50. sheep and lambs steady with good to choice lambs at 11.50 to 12.50. Chicago hogs 6,000 receipts, market steady at 9.25 to 9.40 for 190 to 250 pound loads. Cattle 200. sheep 5,000.
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Chicago
Hoover seeks wider London naval conference scope
President Hoover and Secretary of State Stimson discussed broadening the London naval conference to include freedom of the seas. The plan emerged after their White House meeting and circulated in diplomatic circles.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Stimson
Father and daughter duel over dead wife's body in court
Charles Allison seeks control of his wife Lola's body arguing he deserves burial rights. Mrs Bessie Olsen refuses to surrender and a restraining order blocks funeral services while Ross Allison faces a voluntary manslaughter charge in the nurse Ida Davis death.
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Willim McMasters
Charles Allison
Roache Street
Bessie Olsen
East Thirteenth Street
Lola Allison
Ross Allison
Ida M. Davis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Charles Ollison
Shoo Not Shoot Is Edict For Squirrels In Chicago
Lake Forest police chief Lester Tiffany refused to shoot friendly squirrels that had bitten into a home roof. After the incident he posted a policeman to shoo the animals away, noting he could not kill them. The squirrels vanished and returned only to be deterred by the officer.
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United Preas
Chicago
Lake Forrest
Lester Tiffany
P. J. Carr
Tiffany
Carr
Playful Hubby Hid 75 Cents in Divorce Court
Mabel McClatchie cites daily game of hiding 75 cents in their Chicago apartment. He warned her not to peek and teased that she would have plenty of money to spend, though some days no penny could be found. She says she went hungry borrowing from the children.
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United Press
Chicago
Gilva McClatchie
Mabel
Mystery Girl Identified in Marion County Jail Case
Tessie Blue, held on vagrancy charges after seeking aid to reach New York, is identified as Thresa Oberling of Passaic New Jersey. The Travelers Aid Society says she is one of three girls traveling under the name Tessie Blue since September. Police seek her relatives as others are sent home from Kansas City and St. Louis.
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Tessie Blue
Marion County
New York
Thresa Oberling
Passaic
N. J
Travelers’ Aid Society
United States
Tessi¢é Blue
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Louis
Oberling
Ban on American Daily Post in Shanghai Mails
The American Daily Post, Shanghai's only American daily, is barred from the Chinese mails over allegations of corruption and bribery against the public safety department. The paper cites illegitimate collaboration between the department and striking Chinese employees of the Post.
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United Press
Shanghai
American Daily Post
Department of Public Safety
the Post
Department
Post
Hourly Temperatures 68 i Be Pee 438 Tor
Timed weather brief lists hourly readings with a fragmentary set of numbers and place codes. Data appears garbled with unclear city or station names and missing context for interpretation.
Everson to speak at Big Meeting on Armistice Day
William G. Everson chief of the Militia Bureau will address the first Big Meeting of the season at English's theater at 3 p m Sunday on Throw Off the Brakes and Give Her Gas He will fly from Washington to Indianapolis for Armistice Day observances Special delegations from Muncie will attend A H Goodard Y M C A official says music will be provided by the Y M C A orchestra Indianapolis National Guard and high school ROTC units will be present
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William G. Everson
United States Militia
English
Everson
Muncie
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
A. H. Goodard
Indianapolis Y. M. C. A
Indianapolis National Guard
young football player dies after game ends in Jasonville
Jasonville Indiana November 9 Charles Haymer 17 Greencastle guard collapsed dead from heart disease as players left the field after the first half of a JasonvilleGreencastle high school game. Haymer son of Mrs Tullis Haymer was noted for spirit and loyalty as the contest was halted with Jasonville leading 7 0 at halftime.
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United Press
Jasonville
Ind
Greencastle
Charles Haymer
Haymer
Tullis Haymer
Approval of Big Utility Merger Believed Sure
A statehouse prediction says the $70 million Insull utilities merger will be approved by the Public Service Commission. Three votes are expected in favor, with hearing set for December 2 at 10 a.m. Notices went to city clerks and fifteen interested groups and individuals.
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Howell Ellis
Public Service
Statehouse
Commission
Indiana
John W. McCardle
Eilis
Jere West
Frank Singleton
Calvin McIntosh
Federation of Indianapolis Community Clubs
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Indianapolis
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes
Terre Haute and Marion
Chambers of
Hoover Dear Old Quaker Sighs From MacDonald Praise
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald praised Herbert Hoover’s forceful yet calm approach in disarmament talks. He recalled almost exclaiming Oh, you dear old Quaker at Friends hall and credited his daughter Ishbel for pivotal help on the American trip.
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United Preea Ondon
Ramsay McDonald
Herbert Hoover
Friends Hall
MacDonald
United States
Hoover
Ishbel
Gas Explosion Destroys Timm Spring Plant in Elyria
A gas leak at the Timm Spring Company plant in Elyria Ohio caused a massive explosion leveling the factory. Five workers died and several others were seriously injured or missing as smoke and debris scattered across the area near Sunshine Laundry and Souch Athe Screw Works.
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United Press Elyria
Timm Spring Company
Louis Butcher
John Rahle
Mike Swetz
Margaret Oltman
Mary Downs
Myron Sessler
Augusta Grennell
Sam Husted
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Springs Works
Timms
Eyrin Memorial Hospital
Husted
Sunshine Laundry Company
Souch- Athe Screw Works
John Horvath
Loretta Taylor
Times Plant
One Forty-Fifth Infantry
Timms Plant
Weather Log Report 9 30 A M Dense Fog and Smoke
Southeast winds at 10 mph. Temperature 45. Pressure 30.45. Ceiling unlimited. Visibility one mile. Dense fog and smoke. Field conditions good.
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Celing
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U. S
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H. S
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