Hunter Lost Five Days in Maine Woods
Mitchell B. Kaufman, 37, Boston manufacturer and president of several rubber companies, went missing during a deer hunt near Jackman, Maine. A search of three passes with 75 to 80 men covered nine square miles as footprints in fresh snow offered new hope of a survival trail.
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United Prvaa Jackman
Mitchell B. Kaufman
Boston
Quebec
Jackman
Kaufman
Crocker Pond
Moose River
Converse, Hodgman and
Archer-Straus Rubber Companies
Malden
Mass
Framington
New York
Department Store Sales Rise in September
Department store sales climbed 4 percent in September from August as fall buying picked up. The gain trails the normal seasonal rise, with September activity 9 percent lower than a year earlier and about 12 percent lower after adjusting for an extra trading day.
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United Presse Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Effort to cross sea in a tiny boat ends sadly
Three men tried to sail a thirty foot launch from Halifax to cross the Atlantic to Berlin for Christmas. Captain Joseph Leppich is injured after being washed overboard in a storm near Jeddore N S. The boat was badly damaged. Companions August Kubatov and Christian Brato of Bros on Mich were uninjured. They sailed last Tuesday and may return to Bros on.
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United Press
Truro
N. S
Atlantic
Berlin
Joseph Leppich
Jeddore
August Kubatov
Christian Brato
Broson
Mich
Halifax
South Bend Men Face Arson Trial for Plant Fire
In St. Joseph Michigan on November 10 1928 Maurice Harwich and Claud E Nicely two South Bend business leaders faced conspiracy and arson charges as their circuit court trial opened over the January 1928 blaze at the St Joseph Paper Board and Box Company plant where Harwich was president and Nicely vice president of the company.
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United Press
ST. Joseph
Mich
Maurice Harwich
Claud E. Nicely
South Bend
Predicts German Debt Repudiation by ex envoy
James W. Gerard former U S ambassador at Berlin forecast Germany will repudiate its war debts within eighteen months. In Martinsville Saturday, Franklin McClain 21 was accidentally wounded in the hip by a .22 rifle fired by hunting companion Otto Noffkee five miles south of Martinsville, according to police.
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U. S
Berlin
United Press
Washington
Germany
James W. Gerard
Franklin McClain
McCarty Street
Otto Noffkee
Martinsville
Dancing Judith Opens as a New Love Story in The Times
Judith Grant, a shy dancer, rises to fame but discovers a millionaire funded her success and demands love in return. The thrilling romance "Dancing Judith" begins today in The Times Pink Editions, telling how she navigates ambition, affection, and betrayal.
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Judith Grant
Judith
Times
Missionaries Murdered in Brazilian Jungle Attack
Alfred H. Vroom reports in two cablegrams that two American missionaries and the infant daughter of one were killed at a government telegraph station near Juruena Brazil. The deceased are Arthur S. Tylee, a Worcester resident, his 2 year old daughter, and nurse Ethel Kratz of Chicago. Vroom suspects savage Indians conducted the attack.
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United Press
Ridgewood
N. J
Juruena
Alfred H. Vroom
Inland
South American Missionary Union
Vroom
Arthur S. Tylee
Worcester
Mass
Schwab vows steel jobs kept through winter in Boston area
Bethlehem Steel chairman Charles M. Schwab told Quincy workers that the steel company will keep its men at work this winter where real need exists. He said the steel business will take care of its own employer even if depression strikes.
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United Press
Quincy
Mass
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Poor Shelter Talk Aims Unemployment Aid At Chamber Meeting
City council health and charities panel met with Community Fund and allied groups to plan shelter provisions for the poor this winter. Tomlinson hall designation was to be considered, per Leo F Welsh chair. Edward Frye of Acton Indiana, 29, held on intoxication petit larceny and resisting arrest after alleged theft of auto pumps from cars at Rainbow barbecue on Pendleton pike near Thirtieth street Sunday night.
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City Council Health and Charities
Chamber of Commerce
Community Fund
Tomlinson Hall
Leo F. Welsh
Edward Frye
Acton
Ind
Pendleton Pike
Thirtieth Street
Pee Wee Golf Players Earl Mc Cabe and James Puia
In Bath Maine on November 10 Earl Mc Cabe and James Puia were noted for playing pee wee golf. The brief item highlights their early participation in the game.
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United Press
Bath
Earl McCabe
James Puiia
Earhart and Putnam Do Not Wed in Secret Ceremony
Miss Amelia Earhart and George Palmer Putnam planned a quiet private wedding at the Noank estate but public attention forced postponement. Town Clerk Henry Bailey and Probate Judge Arthur Anderson issued licenses and arranged a secret ceremony with Anderson to perform it later.
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United Press
MANK
Conn
Amelia Earhart
trans-Atlantic Flier
George Palmer Putnam
Putnam
Judge Anderson
Groton
Bailey
Putnam Estate
Anderson
U S Exports to Three Nations Show Loss in September
Commerce department data show U S exports to the United Kingdom and Canada fell in September by 14 7 million and 28 4 million respectively from a year earlier. Shipments to the United Kingdom totaled 57 8 million and to Canada 52 1 million. Russia also saw a decline with 4 9 million shipped versus 5 9 million a year ago.
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Canada
United Kingdom
United Press
Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
Socialist Leader Ed Heriot Sidelined by Illness in Lyons
Radical socialist leader Edouard Heriot, in Lyons, fell ill with intestinal grip and canceled all political activities as doctors announced the condition.
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United Press
LYONS
France
Eduuard Heriot
Tear gas defense systems adopted by Illinois banks
Illinois banks are installing tear gas defense systems after a State Bankers Association announcement. An employee facing a bandit with a revolver can trigger a hidden switch to flood the building with gas, while a multiple alarm system rings bells in nearby businesses.
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United Press
Chicago
Illinois
State Bankers’ Association
Huge Plane Ends Second Leg of Flight to New York
The flying boat DOX landed at Calshot England at 3 33 p.m. on the Amsterdam to United States leg. The craft circled, landed and passengers stayed aboard before moving to Southampton. A Dutch patrol boat rammed the DOX at Amsterdam causing a pontoon hole and five hours repair. Twenty one aboard now heading to Calshot. majority Continentals.
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Atlantic
Lake Constance
Germany
New York
Amsterdam
Calshot
London
Lisbon
Azores
Bermuda
United Press
England
DOX
United States
Southampton
Prince of Wales
Editors Hold Session at ANPA Fall Meeting in Ga
The fall meeting of the American Newspaper Publishers Association opened at Sea Island Beach Georgia with Governor M. L. Hardman welcoming about 200 visitors.
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United Press
Sea Island Beach
American Newspaper Publishers Association
L. G. Hardman
Georgia
Elevation of Insull street railway to be debated
The central committee of the South Side Civic Clubs will hear a complaint from the Mothers' Club of Garfield park and consider the Best Elevation Up plan at a monthly session Wednesday night at the Fountain Square theater building. John O'Brien, fire department drillmaster, will discuss Trained and Untrained Firemen.
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Insull Street
Mothers’ Club
Garfield Park
Central Committee
South Side Civic Clubs
Fountain Square
John O’brien
Fire Department
Heflin Calls for Probe of Alabama Election Loss
Senator J Thomas Heflin of Alabama asked the senate campaign expenditures committee chair to investigate Alabama's election where he was defeated by John H Bankhead. Heflin claimed skullduggery affecting 75000 votes in the race.
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United Press
Washington
J. Thomas Heflin
Dem
Ala
Nye
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Alabama
Heflin
John H. Bankhead
Socialists Gain Ground in Austria Election
Official returns from the Austrian parliamentary election show a slight gain for the Socialists and a failure by Fascist elements to win control of the government. The results were announced today from Austria with figures confirming the shift in political power.
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United Press ‘A
Austria
Socialist Party
Boy 15 Saves Train With Sweater Signal Near Washout
In Gloucester Massachusetts on November 10 15 year old Alton Melanson used his sweater as a danger signal to halt an express passenger train near a washout. He alerted crew and prevented potential tragedy.
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United Press
Gloucester
Mass
Alton Melanson
Unemployment figures teased as Woods eyes precise jobless count
Chairman Arthur Woods of the President's Emergency Committee on Employment announced a meeting to refine national unemployment estimates and publish a Nov 1 jobless tally within a week. Charts show a recent unemployment decline alongside rising part time work.
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United Press
Washington
Arthur Woods
Emergency Committee On
United States
Woods
Hoover
Labor Department
George F. Getz
Illinois Unemployment Relief Commission
Chicago
H. D. Bradley
Bridgeport
Lowell Thomas Yearns for His Cows on Duchess County Farm
Lowell Thomas renowned traveler and broadcaster laments being unable to visit his Duchess County farm for weeks. The NY star, famed as a modern Marco Polo, stays busy with radio work twenty six shorts and a new book Land of the Black Pagodas while his cows await at home.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
York
Lowell Thomas
Marco Polo
New York
Duchess County
Thomas
Century Company
Lawrence
Arabia
Count Luckner
Woodfill
Cripple Creek
Colo
Rainfall to Persist across Indiana Into Tuesday
Higher temperatures bringing rains to central Indiana early today are expected to continue with additional showers across the state tonight and Tuesday. Thick fog and rain disrupted airplane travel and proved hazardous for motorists as forecasters from the U S Weather Bureau warned of lingering wet conditions.
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Indiana
United States Weather Bureau
Quail Season Opens in Indiana with Higher Licenses
Walter Shirts of the Fish and Game Division announced the quail season runs from today until December 20. The daily bag limit is fifteen birds. Strong quail populations this year have led to more hunting licenses being sold.
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Indiana
Walter Shirts
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Shirts
Patrolman Van Hoy Dismissed By Board Over Offense
Patrolman Robert Van Hoy, appointed in 1928, was dismissed from the police department after the board of safety found him guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer. The trial, held Oct. 28, included testimony from Humphrey Cummins who alleged Van Hoy beat him on Oct. 1 at Thirteenth Street and Senate Avenue.
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Robert van Hoy
Board of Safety
van Hoy
Humphrey Cummins
Brooker Street
Thirteenth Street
Senate Avenue
Cummings
Safety Board
John Lee
Lee
Mooresville
Great Eastern Stages files to operate bus line Richmond to Terre Haute
A petition was filed with the public service commission by Great Eastern Stages Inc of Cleveland to run a bus line on National Road from Richmond to Terre Haute with continuation to Cleveland. The service would run amid three existing bus lines and three railways serving the area.
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Public Service Commission
Great Eastern Stages, Inc
Cleveland
National Road
Richmond
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Court blocks transfer in City Trust and Washington Bank cases
The transfer of suits seeking receivers for City Trust Company and Washington Bank and Trust Company from Marion circuit court to probate and superior courts was blocked by Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin. Attorney General James M. Ogden and Banking Commissioner Luther F. Symons battled over jurisdiction and the move, with Stroup charging the transfer aimed to mulct depositors and creditors.
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Ogden
Symons
City Trust Company
Washington Bank and Trust Company
Marion Circuit Court
Harry O. Chamberlin
Luther F. Symons
James M. Ogden
Mulct
Earl Stroup
Ralph Kane
Kane, Blain & Hollowell
Banking Commission
Kane
Chamberlin
Circuit Court
Statehouse
Stroup
W. Ed Funk
Attorney General's Department
Banking Department
Clair McTurnan
McTurnan & Higgins
Homer Elliott
Circus Court
City Trust
Joseph M. Leather
Superior Court
Washington Bank
Mahlon E. Bash
Bash
Jess Murden
Indiana
Murden
Milner
Harry G. Leslie
McTurnan
Thomas D. Barr
Barr
Ed Jackson
Mahlon E. Bush
Tuxedo State Bank
Erve Hanford
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Hanford
Richard Hinton Menges
City Trust Bank
State Banking Department
Supreme Court
Fordham Rams Mascot Rameses III Dies After Dog Attack
Fordham University mourns as Rameses III the ram mascot dies following a dog pack intrusion on campus. The team had earned fourteen victories and two ties this season, with students noting the mascot’s role in the squad’s success.
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United Press New York
Fordham University
Rameses III
Ram
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Morris E. Stults
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