Butler University to Dedicate New Stadium in Festive Day
Butler University will dedicate its new 350000 dollar stadium before today's football clash with Illinois. John W Atherton day honors the university official as a downtown parade, multiple band performances, and flag raising mark the ceremonies around the Big Ten game.
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Hog Prices Rally in City Yards Amid Strong Show of Strength
hogs showed strength at the city yards with prices up 25 to 40 cents and the bulk 18 to 275 pounds selling around 9.75. New arrivals totaled 4 500 with 109 holdovers. Cattle markets remained steady with Friday levels while weaners and sheep and lambs held steady. good to choice hogs ranged 13.50 to 14 and fat ewes 5 to 6.50. Chicago hog receipts reached 6 000 with 2 500 direct. bids of 9.30 to 9.40 appeared for 175 to 250 pound cattle averages and 9.45 for 270 pound averages. Cattle receipts 500 and sheep 5 000.
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Richmond Policeman Shot By Alleged Liquor Vendor
Richmond Indiana patrolman John Britton was fatally wounded or mortally harmed after Leonard Yost shot his way to freedom during a raid for liquor. Officers found five gallons of whisky, arrested Mrs Yost and a man named Summers as Yost fled.
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Zepp Souvenirs Prize Fund At United Fund Luncheons
Five Graf Zeppelin souvenirs will be drawn as prizes at the Community Fund report luncheons next week. Fund workers may draw for items daily Monday through Friday starting at noon. Additional prizes include fifty tickets for The Silent House and an opening campaign total of $264,616.35 toward the $781,000 goal.
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Answers for India lecture by Dhan Gopal Mukerji
Dhan Gopal Mukerji, Indian author and lecturer, will speak Sunday night at the Kirschbaum community center on Answers for India. The subject comes from his own book, which critics and students have praised. Born into a priestly caste, he studied in Calcutta after leaving priest duties.
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University of Calcutta
Assaulted in Home Leaves Woman Paralyzed in City Hospital
Mrs. May Lewis aged 45 of 517 East Ohio Street was found unconscious Friday in her bedroom by her son Homer Etenburn after a locked door was forced. She is in city hospital with left side paralysis and extensive bruising. Police seek a man seen frequently at the house.
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Hirohito Crowned Emperor of Japan in Grand Ceremonial
Yoto Japan November 10 Hirohito crowned the 124th emperor in a ritual rich with ancient rite and modern broadcast. The new ruler and Empress Nagako appeared on the throne amid symbols divine trinity and pageantry, while the crowd watched as the ceremony blendedold ceremony with radio coverage.
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How the Market Opened
United Press reports a broad market resumed in a short session with gains in early dealings. Steel shares rose vigorously, rails and oils stayed active while copper demand persisted. Radio Corporation opened at 256, moved to 259, General Motors firmed, United Steel held near 165, and Vanadium and A. M. Byers spurted upward.
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Motorist Sentenced in Manslaughter Case
Ralph Mann aged 24 of 1936 West Vermont street received a one to ten year term in the state reformatory after a jury found him guilty of manslaughter. Mann was charged with driving which struck Robert McCray 48 an Indianapolis Street Railway Company employee at Pershing avenue and West Washington streets last May.
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Pickford Kidnap Attempt Stuns Hollywood
Lottie Pickford sister of Mary Pickford reports she was kidnapped and beaten by four men after her escort Jack Daugherty’s car stalled. The assailants seized her at a secluded hillside spot near Hollywood, her struggle ending with her release.
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Arraignment of Edward Traugott on receiving stolen goods charge
Edward Traugott was arraigned before Criminal Judge James A. Collins and pleaded not guilty to receiving stolen goods. He was indicted after a West Washington Street clothing store explosion and fire on August 26 recovered a watch linked to the Broadmoor County Club holdup on May 30. He also faces a federal indictment tied to an interstate automobile theft ring.
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Big Bill Thompson May Quit Chicago Mayor Office
Rumors fly that Chicago Mayor Thompson may resign after a crushing political defeat. The America First group is seen as defunct, with Deneen backed Republicans routing Thompson allies and indictments tied to violence during the voting.
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Football Today Picks Many Openers Across Nation
United Press lists major college football games scheduled today across the United States. Notre Dame faces Army in New York, Yale meets Maryland in New Haven, Princeton hosts Washington and Lee, Harvard plays Penn at Cambridge, and many more matchups span from Morgantown to Seattle with notable clashes including Ohio State Iowa and Southern California Arizona.
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Hoover to lead first South American goodwill tour
President-Elect Herbert Hoover plans an extended voyage to Latin America aboard the battleship Maryland, visiting Panama, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay with Havana as the return point. The trip aims to bolster postwar trade and diplomacy, with details to be finalized after diplomatic talks.
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Nations to honor war dead Armistice Day ceremonies abroad
Nations including the United States France and Great Britain will hold ceremonies to honor war dead. In London King George will lead at the tomb of the Unknown Warrior, in Paris a procession will stop at the Arc de Triomphe and the eternal flame, and in Washington a National Broadcasting Company radio hookup will carry remarks from leaders including Pershing McNutt and Dixon. Germany shows no official Armistice Day observance ten years after the war.
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Ida Parker Arrested for Assault and Battery with Intent to Kill
Ida Parker 40 Roanoke Street was arrested on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill after a Friday night shooting near North and Webster Street left an individual seriously wounded.
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Mutiny Rumors Shake §Coffin Led Republican Weekend Fight
Precinct committeemen threaten to quit suddenly as George Coffin faces a possible revolt within the Seventh district Republican ranks. Key ward chairs in First and Fourth wards, George Hutsell and William Edwards, reportedly push for new leadership or exit. County Chairman Omer Hawkins battles to contain the split as loyalists weigh a coup timed with no primary due for 18 months.
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Summers Obituary and Fatal Car Crash At West Washington
Mrs Wilma Summers of 840 Westbrook street is too ill to attend her husband Thaddeus Summers funeral set for Sunday at Plainfield He 26 was killed when his car was struck by a machine driven by Hoffman Detrick 1245 West Bay street Detrick charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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