Mussolini Pleased With Washington Debt Settlement
Rome informally reports Premier Mussolini is pleased with the debt settlement negotiated by the United States and Italy. He praised Americans as generous in talks at the Chigi palace and spoke of the deal strengthening cordial relations and offering peace prospects in Europe.
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Copurcaht
United Press
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Washington
Chigi Palace
American Debt Commission
Europe
Harrison Consultant Leaves for New York National Crime Commission
Leonard V. Harrison a Chamber of Commerce civic affairs and budget expert departed for New York to join the national crime commission as a consultant. He has a long record studying police administration dating to 1914 with surveys of the local department in 1917 and 1923.
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Leonard V. Harrison
Chamber of Commerce
New York
New York Bureau of Municipal Research
National Crime Commission
Harrison
Police raid two gambling games arrest fourteen men
Police raided two alleged gambling games over the weekend and arrested fourteen men. Identified suspects Levi Watkins of 1209 Ke Thirteenth Street and LeRoy Carr of 2103 N Capitol Ave were named as participants.
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Levi Watkins
Thirteenth St
LeRoy Carr
N. Capitol Ave
Rice Rupture Method Experts Visit Indianapolis
William S. Rice Inc advertises three day demonstrations at the New Colonial Hotel in Indianapolis for the Rice Rupture Method. Experts offer free consultation with a no charge if kept after fitting, featuring a soft rubber like pad appliance and personal women’s attention in separate rooms.
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William S. Rice
Adams
N. Y
New Colonial Hotel
Indianapolis
Ind
William S. Rice, Inc
Adams, N. Y
Wasps of Sea Ban Debated in Parliament
London reports rising demand to abolish submarines after the loss of the Monitor M-1 as Parliament opens. Lady Astor promotes global support for abolition while eight German divers depart Wilhelmshaven to assist British divers hunting the sunken craft twelve miles southwest of Start Point.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Lady Astor
Wilhelmshaven
Start Point
Legion Officer Named State Department Chief in Indiana
C A Jackson state commander of the American Legion announces John H. Klinger of Connersville as organization officer of the State department. Klinger resigns as general manager of the Connersville Free Press to accept the post and will move to Indianapolis.
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Bu Times
Newcastle
Ind
C. A. Jackson
American Legion
John H. Klinger
Connersville
State Department
Klinger
Connersville Free Press
Chicago American
South Bend Tribune
Newcastle Courier
University of Chicago
Coast Artillery
Indianapolis
Diamonds Stolen From Several Homes In Local Thefts
Mrs. Mary Kinnard reports two diamond rings and a diamond brooch valued at 500 stolen from her home on New Jersey Street. Mrs. Dora Milatovich says a diamond ring worth 62 was taken from Bright Street. R B Little reports a child’s diamond ring valued at 100 missing from Park Avenue. Clothing valued at 500 is listed as taken from Mrs. Clara Reinking’s Bluff Road home.
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Mary Kinnard
New Jersey St
Dora Milatovich
Bright St
R B. Little
Park Ave
Clara
Free Charleston lessons at Riverside Dance Palace end soon
The Times offers free Charleston lessons by expert Gene La Verne at Riverside Dance Palace for three more nights. A Thursday dance contest with $50 in gold and other prizes from local businesses awaits with coupon admission.
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Riverside Dance Palace
The
Times
Gene la Verne
Riverside
la Verne
Charleston
the Times
Rogers and Company
Illinois St
Schwartz Quality Clothes Shop
S. Illinois St
Morrison's
Washington St
Yuncker Bottling Works
Massachusetts Ave
Indianapolis
Cooperatives Called Menace
Senator Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota warned that co operative associations pose as friendly advisors to farmers while fleecing them. He said many cooperatives are controlled by sharpers though some are honest and beneficial. The remarks were delivered in Washington on November 16.
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Henrik Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Shipstead
Father Seeks Child After Disputed Abduction
Golda McGee of 1527 N Chester Ave asks police to help recover daughter Margine five who her mother Levine McGee allegedly took from the home Sunday. The couple are divorced and the mother, allowed visits twice monthly, reportedly left with the child around 1 p.m.
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Golda McGee
Chester Ave
Margine
McGee
Levine McGee
McGees
Legion Group to Meet for Membership Campaign Drive
The Indianapolis American Legion committee of committees will meet at noon Wednesday at the Board of Trade to authorize definite assignments for the membership drive. General chairman Dan V. Glossbrenner will appoint permanent drive committees. other members include Bowman Elder Norman Metzger and H B Pike.
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Committee On Committees
Dan V. Glossbrenner
Bowman Elder
Norman Metzger
H B. Pike
Traffic Officer Quits to Take Charge of Stock Farm
Frank Wray, nine years on the force, tendered his resignation to Police Chief Herman F Rickhoff effective at once. He has served as patrolman and assistant bailiff in city court and will move to Wirt Indiana to manage a 500 acre stock farm.
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Frank Wray
Stock Farm
Speedway City
Herman F Rickhoff
Wray
Wirt
Ind
Death follows crash in city. coroner probing
Mrs. Amy Seall, 49, of R. R. 4 Box 668, died Saturday after a collision at Raymond St. and Bluff Rd. Her husband Benjamin Seall’s auto struck an auto driven by W. D. Krauss, 331 W Fortieth St. Police and Dr. A J Schneider cite heart trouble caused by crash shock. Coroner Paul F. Robinson is investigating.
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Paul F. Robinson
Amy Seall
R. R
A. J. Schneider
S. Meridian St
Seall
Benjamin Seall
W. D. Krauss
W. Fortieth St
Raymond St
Bluff Rd
Spiritualists await ruling on Chesterfield conspiracy indictments
Anderson Indiana November 143 Judge Kittinger will rule soon on the petition of spiritualists from the Chesterfield camp near Anderson to quash indictments accusing conspiracy. The decision is expected within a few days.
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United Press Anderson
Ind
Chesterfield
Here
Kittinger
Scalding Death at Roann Basket Factory Seeks Burial
The body of Henry C. Garritson aged 60 proprietor of the Roann basket factory near Wabash is taken to Kokomo for burial after fatally scalding Saturday when he fell into a vat of boiling water at the Roann factory.
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Wabash
Ind
Henry C. Garritson
Roann
Kokomo
Ambulances Hard To Get After City Accidents
Seven people were injured in two South Side crashes at South and New Jersey and at South and East Streets. A Prospect Street car hit an English Avenue car, injuring motorman Lorn Kremer and several passengers. A wreck car en route to the scene collided with an auto, injuring J. C. Stattler and four others.
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City Hospital
Fred Drinkut
South and
New Jersey
South
East Sts
Prospect Street
English Ave
Lorn Kremer
N. Pershing Ave
Emma Wheeler
Churchman Ave
Catherine Spence
N. de Quincy St
John Sullivan
J. C. Stattler
N. Denny St
Michael Quarters
N. Sherman Dr
Lena Redman
N. Sherman
Japanese paper urges Tokio arms conference with US and League
The Osaka Asahi Shimbun editorializes for Japan to invite the United States and the League of Nations to Tokio for an arms limitation conference. It cites Locarno as proof of world desire for peace and notes opposition from the Finance Ministry to Navy demands.
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Bu_ Times
Tokio
Osaka
Asahi Shimbun
Japan
Scripps-Howard
United States
League of Nations
Asahi
Geneva
Finance Ministry
Orient
Washington
Judge Moll to talk on Hoosier lawyer’s Florida experiences
Judge Moll speaks to Indianapolis Bar Association at 6 p m Wednesday dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Lawrence B. Davis says four municipal judges to be named by Governor Jackson will attend as special guests. Governor Jackson and Senator Robinson expected to attend. William S. Garber to read on Impeachment of President Andrew Jackson.
Kokomo Man Held on Liquor Transport Charge
Cleo Dunkin of Kokomo was jailed in Maklin Indiana after abandoning his car and fleeing as officers approached. Seven pints of corn whisky were confiscated. Laura Turley, arrested with him, was released on $2,000 bail.
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United Preas Maklin
Ind
Cleo Dunkin
Kokomo
Laura Turley
Boy Hunter Wounded in Shotgun Accident
Harley Ridical, 12, was in serious condition in Logansport after receiving the full charge of a shotgun in the jaw while hunting.
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United Press
Logansport
Harley Ridical
Turkey weight guessing contest on Pennsylvania Street
School children will line Pennsylvania Street show windows on Wednesday to guess turkey weights. The Pennsylvania Street Business Association will give away the birds. Essays and weight estimates go into a Keith's Theater barrel. Awards will be made November 22.
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Pennsylvania St
Pennsylvania St. Business Association
Keith
Cod Liver Oil Pills Gain Popular Demand
Doctors and pharmacists push McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tastier alternative to cod liver oil. The ad cites strong demand from Hook, Haag, Goldsmith Bros. and druggists nationwide, noting a 10 pound gain in 22 days and a refund offer if 5 pounds aren’t gained in 30 days.
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McCoy
Hook, Haag
Goldsmith Bros
McCoy's
Ferguson Attends International Convention Bureaus Meeting
Earl L. Ferguson chamber official attends the International Association of Convention Bureaus gathering in Des Moines Indiana. He is slated to speak Tuesday on Arranging Automobile Trips for Convention Visitors.
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Earl L. Ferguson
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
International Association of Convention Bureaus
Ferguson
Ambassadors Order Cologne Evacuation to Start Dec 1
Paris reports the council of ambassadors agreed to begin evacuation of Cologne on December 1. The decision marks the first outcome of the Locarno peace accords and comes after Germany conceded to the final disarmament demands of the Allies.
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United Press
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Cologne
Locarno
Germany
City Manager Form Praised in Pasadena California
Charles V Thompson of Thompson Printing Co says Pasadena's city manager form runs like a one man business. He recently returned from three years there and notes smooth city affairs and police department efficiency compared with traditional politics.
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Pasadena
Cal
Charles V. Thompson
Thormpson Printing Company
S. Meridian St
Thompson
City Manager Government Proves Popular in California
Officers are more courteous and the department is removed from politics. city manager government is a popular form in California with twenty seven cities adopting this system.
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California
Three Hold-Up Men Run Away in City Robbery Attempt
Lasky Farb interrupted an attempted hold-up at Club Cigar Store on Capitol Ave. Three suspects fled. Charles Wilson and Clark Willoughby were arrested nearby, with a gun found on a porch. Holland Gardner later detained in the search for a third man. All held on $5,000 vagrancy bonds.
Police hunt suspect after assault and robbery in city
Police seek a colored man who attacked Ernest Madison at the Fourteenth Street and Big Four Railway area Saturday and robbed him of a $32 watch and $4. Madison met the suspect in a restaurant at 1320 N Senate Ave and accompanied him to the railroad to obtain a drink.
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Ernest Madison
Northwestern Ave
Fourteenth St
Big Four Railway
Madison
N. Senate Ave
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