Why the United States Needs a Navy Equal to Britain
In a six part series on the five power naval parley, William Philip Simms argues U S strength rests on vast wealth, merchant shipping, foreign investments, and overseas trade. He notes America must keep sea routes open to protect jobs and prosperity and cites rubber and essential materials as key dependencies on foreign supply lines. An earthquake report from Faenza, Italy, notes a three hour quake registered by Rafael Bendandi’s observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
United States
Great Britain
Lord Wester-Weymss
Sea Dog
Lord Weymss
America
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Curtis D. Wilbur
Max Winkler
Berton, Griscom & Co
New York
E. W. Eberle
Naval Operations
Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Gridiron Interests Stir in Purdue Notre Dame Contests
Eyes of midwestern gridiron fans focus on Lafayette and Chicago as Purdue backs test Iowa fronts and Notre Dame faces Southern California. Indiana visits Northwestern. Michigan and Minnesota clash for the Little Brown Jug. Illinois faces Chicago. Yale meets Princeton in a fifty third classic. Holy Cross meets Harvard and Dartmouth plays Cornell.
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Purdue
Notre Dame
Lafayette
Chicago
Boilermakers
Iowa
Minnesota
Soldiers’ Field
Trojans
California
Bulldogs
James Millikin
Yale
Princeton
Eli
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Holy Cross
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cornell
Colgate
Syracuse
Missouri
New York University Violets
Indiana
Northwestern Wildcats
Lair
Michigan
Illinois
Good Spends Restful Night After Ill War Secretary
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson? No, Good. The report says Good, desperately ill after an appendicitis operation, obtained rest early today at Walter Reed hospital. Walter Reed authorities informed George Akerson, secretary to President Hoover, that the night brought anxiety and that President Hoover called to check on his friend as surgeons weighed the seriousness of the cabinet member's condition.
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United Press
Washington
War Good
Walter Reed Hospital
George Akerson
Hoover
Army
Firemen Save Premature Baby Daniels in Detroit
Rescue squad No. 1 treated the five-pound premature infant of Mrs Ina Daniels for forty minutes using an inhalator to force oxygen into the lungs. The child, Baby Daniels, smiling at the rescuers, survived the scare in Detroit on November 16.
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United Press
Detroit
Rescue Squad No. 1
Baby Daniels
Ina Daniels
Widow Mourns Death of Indiana Driver in Horse Incident
Henry A. Ratts aged 65 of Hall Indiana died Friday at Methodist Hospital from injuries suffered when a team of horses he was driving ran away Thursday and threw him from the wagon.
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Henry A. Ratts
Hall, Ind
Methodist Hospital
Ratts
Market RegaIns From Crash as Odds Turn Favorable
Wall Street recovers from a sharp slide with many issues hitting yearly lows as investors react to a Standard Oil bid, a 4% discount rate cut, and Hoover’s call for a business government conference. Traders aim to steady activity around 3 million shares daily to avoid further volatility.
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Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Washington
New York
U. S. Steel
Hoover
Wall Street
Mar
Mine Picketing Investigated Near Boonville
Chairman Roscoe Kiper of the state industrial board investigates alleged picketing at the John Bull cooperative mine near Boonville. The petition signed by eighty five stockholders asks Governor Leslie for protection as miners report being blocked from shaft access. local sheriff declines state police aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Kiper
State Industrial Board
John Bull Co-Operative
Boonville
L. O. Chasey
Harry G. Leslie
Kiper
Bull Mine
Chasey
Robert T. Humes
Ward
Warrick County
Officer Is Rioteous At Indianapolis High School Game
Times Special reports Officer Edward Schaefer of Indianapolis sparked a disturbance at a football game between Technical high and Central high. Allegedly drunk, he demanded free admission for youths, attacked a gate keeper, and incited a crowd. He was later locked in a police cell and set a mattress on fire triggering a fire department response.
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Times
Evans
Edward Schaefer
Technical High School
Indianapolis
Central High School
Schaefer
Newsboy Injured In Scooter Collision On Forty Second Street
Leon Coleman an 11 year old newsboy riding a scooter collided with a moving automobile on Forty second Street near Illinois Street. He suffered cuts and bruises to the head. The car was driven by Chester Calhoun 31 of R R 7 Box 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Ilinois Street
Leon Coleman
Boulevard Place
Chester Calhoun
Hoover Seeks Steps After Crash To Stabilize Business
President Hoover invites a cross section of industrial agricultural and labor leaders to Washington for a restricted meeting with key officials to chart definite steps for renewed business progress. The plan follows tax cuts and bank rate reductions and aims to convert capital from securities back into public works and construction.
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Washington
Hoover
New York
White House
Brewster
Maine
Jones
Wash
Congress
Federal Reserve Reserve System
Agriculture, Treasury, Commerce and Labor
Federal Farm Board
Jealous husband wounds wife in city hospital
Roy Anderson, 32, a Negro of 1635 North Arsenal avenue, told police his revolver discharged accidentally after allegedly becoming jealous of another man. Mrs. Marie Anderson, 28, was shot in the chest and upper face. doctors say she may not recover. Anderson is jailed on assault and battery with intent to kill. two witnesses held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Anderson
City Hospital
Roy Anderson
North Arsenal Avenue
Anderson
Jane Addams Hurt After Dinner Table Fall At Hull House
Chicago reporting Jane Addams best known social worker suffered a left wrist fracture after slipping while arising from the dinner table at Hull House. She is hospitalized and in recovery.
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Hull House Dinner Table
Bulmio Press
Chicago
Jane Adoapanne
Hull House
Weather report from field at 9 30 a.m
Conditions show a southeast wind at eight mph with a temperature of 43 and a sea level pressure of 30.22. Ceiling sits at 3 000 feet and visibility is one mile with smoke and fog in the area. Field conditions are fair.
Banker's Homecoming in Indiana Trial of 1927 Bank Collapse
William H. Arnold, 63, Kokomo banker linked to the 1927 American Trust Co. failure, returns home after a Florida flight. He faces ten indictments and posts a 4000 dollar bond. The case involves Ora Davies and others. Davies was acquitted in a civil case, while Frank Owens was acquitted of embezzlement. Arnold hopes to clear his name in Indiana courts.
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United Press
Kokomo
William H. Arnold
American Trust Company
Arnold
Florida
Indianapolis
Ora Davies
Thomas Barr
Luther Symons
Symons
Davies
Barr
Tipton
Frank S. Owens
Clinton Circuit Court
Owens
Indiana
Motorist Antonio Chario Dies After Calumet City Crash
Antonio Chario of Roseland Illinois died of injuries from an automobile accident near Calumet City Illinois. He died at St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond Indiana.
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United Frese Hammond
Ind
Calumet City
Antonio Chario
Roseland
St. Margaret's Hospital
Night prowler killed by watchman at Martin Parry offices
Richard Austin, a former Martin Parry employee, was shot dead by night watchman Dennis Ferrand at the Martin Parry Body Corporation offices on West Henry Street after allegedly looting a desk. Ferrand fired four times and called police. Austin, with family in West New York and North Illinois street ties, had a recommendation letter from Hal Wilson in his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin-Parry Body Corporation
West
Henry Street
Richard Austin
North Illinois Street
Hal Wilson
Martin-Parry
United States Army
Austin
Army
Dennis Ferrand
Birch Avenue
Ferrand
New York Street
Woman liquor runner shot by sheriff in self defense
At Herrington Kansas a woman riding in a car loaded with liquor was killed by Sheriff Whitney C Dedrick who said he acted in self defense after she allegedly pulled a gun on officers. The car contained about forty gallons of liquor and the driver Matt Howard was also from Kansas City Mo.
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United Press
Herrington
Kan
Whitney C. Dedrick
Louise Horton
Kansas City
Dedrick
Matt Howard
Arthur Calkins
Howard
Calkins
Workers launch big Community Fund drive kickoff
About 2,000 volunteer workers start the $786,853 Community Fund campaign after a Friday dinner. The drive runs until November 25 with daily luncheons and weekend progress reports. Clergy will preach on Community Fund Sunday and a final report will be made at the November 25 dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool
Pudding Shipments to United States Carry Liquor
British authorities will permit hundreds of gallons of liquor to be shipped to the United States this Christmas concealed in English puddings. The Savoy Hotel plans 5,000 puddings each with half a pint brandy and half a pint stout. Westbound ships through Christmas will carry the pudding cargo, with the Majestic already at 3,000.
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United Pross
London
United States
Savoy Hotel
Majestic
Woman to Testify in Rothstein Murder Trial
A report says Mrs. Marian A. Putnam, Asheville cafe owner, will testify as an important state witness in the George A. McManus murder trial of Arnold Rothstein. The case is set to resume next Monday with Putnam arriving from Asheville and staying at the Park Central hotel near Rothstein’s alleged shooting on November 4, 1928.
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United Prea
New York
Marian A. Putnam
Asheville
George A. McManus
Arnold Rothstein
Barbecue robbed by masked bandit at Massachusetts Ave
A masked bandit with a rifle robbed Mrs. Lew Ella McCreery of $70 at her barbecue shop 472 Massachusetts avenue. The incident occurred as part of a Friday night spree netting several hundred dollars for thieves. Other break ins included a fruit store loss of $15 cash and $25 in cigarets, a broken door at a radio shop, a shoe repair shop theft of footwear, and jewelry stolen from two residences.
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Lewella McCreery
Massachusetts Avenue
West
Washington Street
Ivan Crouch
Virginia Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Robert Hargraves
Roosevelt Avenue
Hog Prices Edge Higher at Union Stockyards
Hog prices rose 5 to 15 cents with 160 to 300 pound hogs at 9.15 to 9.25 dollars. Butchers remained steady as receipts reached about 4,500 plus 372 holdovers. Cattle weakens weekly, beef and steers down. light lambs scarce with some 12.50 sales. Chicago hog receipts 14,000 with directs 10,009 and holdovers 4,000, bids near Friday averages 9.00 to 9.15.
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Union
Chicago
Hoosier Youth Killed in Portmouth Robbery Attempt
Jack Wright son of Mrs. Evelyn Carr of Bloomington Ind died here from a bullet wound in an alleged lunchroom robbery. The shooter Charles Schaffer of Friendship Ohio says he discovered the youth ransacking the lunchroom. Mrs Carr is en route to Portsmouth. No charges have been filed against Schaffer.
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United Press
Portsmouth
Jack Wright
Evelyn Carr
Bloomington
Ind
Charles Schaffer
Friendship
Scout Leader to address Y M C A boys meeting
E. J. Rood former Anderson Boy Scout executive will speak at the Sunday 2 p.m. meeting at the Y M C A. He previously served as probation officer at the Plainfield boys school and will share experiences from that role and as a Scout leader. Open to boys ages 10 to 18.
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E. J. Rood
Anderson
Rood
Plainfield Boys’ School
Freighter Depere Damaged Beached at Port McArthur
The steel freighter Depere, owned by Alaska Steamship Company, was badly damaged and beached at Port McArthur Alaska after striking a rock in heavy weather. Thirty five crew members were reported safe by Seattle Harbor radio.
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Catted
Faces Liquor Charge In Raiding Mc Coy Home
In Roy Indiana a raid on the home of Barney Mc Coy 73 of 1042 South Randolph street yielded 200 bottles of beer and twenty gallons of brewing liquid. Mc Coy a retired railroad engineer is charged with operating a blind tiger. Separately a hunting accident near Leroy claims the life of John Upstal 12 as he was reaching for his gun the weapon discharged hitting him in the side.
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Barney McCoy
Randolph Street
Patrick O'Connor
McCoy
United Press
Roy
Ind
John Upstal
Leroy
Upstal
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Faenza
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George Stears
Glenn Harrieson
Mike Farrah
Michigan City
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Pest) Welch
Lawrence Reedquist
Homer Piersel
STORK
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
Boonville Co-Operative
Robert C. Albright
United Press Staff
Jane Addams
Night Prowler
Wilson
Sherman C. Kingsley
Philadelphia
J. I. Holcomb
Hugh McK. Landon
Fred Millis
Millis Advertising Company
Fred Hoke
Cochairman
Walter C. Marmon
Special Gifts Committee
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McManus
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