King George V Illness Puts Empire On Edge
London reports King George V, 63, remains ill with fever and congested lung. Buckingham Palace says he had a quiet night and his temperature edged down to 100, with no further extension of the illness. Royal family and officials monitor possible pneumonia as Prince of Wales remains in Africa.
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Keith Jones
United Press
London
George V
Buckingham Palace
Empire
British Empire
George
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Johannesburg
Duke of Gloucester
Africa
Prince George
Durban
Bermuda
Duke of York
Northampton
Stanley Hewett
Princess Mary
Yorkshire
Queen Mary
Royal Air Force
Buckingham
Palace
Utilities' Grip Broken in Phone Battle
Indiana public service commission ends Versailles Telephone monopoly as Farmers' Mutual gains authorization to extend service into Versailles to relieve high rates. The order includes a warning on valuation boosts for utilities, with Cambridge City and other towns named in the broader rate scrutiny.
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Public Service Commission
Indiana
Commission
Indiana Commission
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company of
Versailles
Versailles Telephone Company
Farmers’ Mutal Company
Versailles Company
Calvin McIntosh
Harvey Harmon
John McCardle
Frank Singleton
Howell Ellis
Eastern Indiana Gas Company
Cambridge City
Pershing
Hilton
Mt. Auburn
Dublin
Burglars Loot Shara Tefilla Church for Wine
Night raid at Shara Tefilla Church on South Meridian and Merrill streets ends with custodial discovery of the break in. Intruders conducted a careful search of the building but did not locate wine, according to custodian Chester William son Williamson.
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Shara Tefilla
South Meridian
Merrill
Chester Williamson
Williamson
Charley’s Restaurant Opens Sunday Dinners
Charley’s Restaurant advertises Sunday dinners from 5 to 9 p.m. at 130 Ohio Street featuring open dining hours and a welcoming listing of the establishment.
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Charley’s Restaurant
Ohio St
State rivalry fuels Indiana Purdue clash at Ross Ade
Purdue and Indiana fans filled Lafayette for the annual Old Oaken Bucket game with kickoff set for 2 PM. Left halves Chuck Bennett and Ralph Welch drew attention as star playmakers while bands, placards, and pep sessions heightened the pregame atmosphere. Indiana held a 3 1 mark against Minnesota Northwestern while Purdue posted a mix of results. A separate item reports James E. Drudy, 58, found dead at 621 Lockerbie Street by apoplexy.
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Eddie Ash
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Indiana
Chuck Bennett
Ralph Welch
Crimson
Bloomington
Jimmy Phelan
Harvey Olson
Minnesota
Northwestern
de Pauw
Bares
Wabash
James E. Drudy
Lockerbie Street
Charles H. Keever
Weather at Indianapolis Airport 9:30 A.M.
Northwest wind at 12 mph. Barometric pressure 30.10 inches. Temperature 40 degrees. Ceiling visibility unlimited. Flying conditions favorable.
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Indianapolis
Coppers Seize 112 Gallons of Alky in Marion County
Deputy sheriffs halted a car on National road east of the city early today and seized 112 gallons of alcohol hidden in the rear compartment. Driver Joe Pacini, 20, was arrested on a federal charge of transporting liquor after his false name and address were uncovered.
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Marion County
Joe Pacini
Pacini
Washington Street
Franklin and
National Roads
Robert Davis
Davis
Judge Baltzell Delivers Sentences in Interstate Auto Theft Ring
Federal judge Baltzell imposes two year terms and $10,000 fines for Traugott and Baldwin, along with other sentences ranging from fifteen months to two years for a nationwide auto theft conspiracy. Several defendants faced additional penalties and suspensions while investigations expanded to include multiple arrests, indictments, and trials.
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Traugott
Baldwin
Robert C. Baltzell
Edward Traugott
Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Ted Baldwin
Chicago
William J. Laffey
Fred Binzer
Terre Haute
Bertram Libowitz
Louis Windt
Miss Lloyd Harrison
West Virginia
Harry Sussman
Elmer Sussman
Harry
Jacob Wohlfeld
W. Lee Smith
Indiana Es Klan
Robert F. McNay
Mortimer Wohlfeld
Jacob
Frank Wolf
Michael J. Glenn
Pastor Gerald Smith to Speak at Third Big Meeting
The Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, pastor of University Place Christian Church, will headline the third in a series of Big Meetings in the English theater Sunday at 3 p m. He will argue against the idea that a preacher's son must sow wild oats and compare preacher standards with those of the typical American home. A 30 piece Big Meeting orchestra and songs by the Reverend and Mrs Virgil P Brock will round out the program.
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Gerald L. K. Smith
University Place Christian Church
Mr. Smith
Virgil P. Brock
Football Schedule Promises Day of Key Intersectionals
Today’s college slate spans many regions with Yale at New Haven facing Harvard, Army clashing with Nebraska at West Point, Ohio State meeting Illinois at Urbana, Iowa vs Michigan in Ann Arbor, California at Berkeley and Southern California hosting Idaho, plus a full roster of additional games from Missouri to Des Moines and Denver to Denver.
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Harvard
New Haven
New York
Carnegie Tech
Ittsburgh
Army
Nebraska
West Point
Princeton
Philadelphia
Middle West
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Madison
Ohio State
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Urbana
Iowa
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Ann Arbor
Dartmouth
Northwestern
Evanston
Purdue
Indiana
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Wabash
de Pauw
Greencastle
Wrestlers of life judge warns not to let it throw you
Arch Steinel reports from Indianapolis on a chaotic Friday in the criminal municipal courts where continuances ruled. Miss Rose Green, 22, faced disorderly conduct after arguing with her alleged boyfriend at Judge Cameron’s court and was discharged.
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Rose Green
South Meridian Street
Clifton R. Cameron
S&s. Bradshaw
Dormer Street
Indianapolis
Gwan
Cameron
Ralph Richwine
West Tenth Street
Ralph Dean
Richwine
Gun For Gobblers At Irvington Legion Turkey Shoot
A lively turkey shoot at Ft. Benjamin Harrison rifle range marks the Irvington post of the American Legion annual event. More than 500 turkeys ducks geese chickens and kegs of cider promised as prizes. competition began at 30 a m and ran through the day with Mulligan stew served at noon. Public affair drew wide participation.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Irvington
American Legion
Post
Coal Mining Slumps In Indiana As Deaths Rise
Indiana coal production fell to 11 250 707 tons this year from 16 202 826 tons last year per Albert C Daly state mine inspector Knightstown. Wages totaled 17 064 549 84 dollars vs 24 943 952 34 prior year. Workers 15 119 down from 21 792. Total days worked 15 967 vs 20 197. There were twenty nine fatalities with seventy four in…
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Indiana
Albert C Daly
Knightstown
Seranenes
K V Ammermann Plans 1928 Sunday Talks
A series of addresses for the remaining Sundays of 1928 has been arranged by K V Ammermann a teacher of the Northwood Christian church men’s class and principal of Broad Ripple high school The Significance of Prayer is the first address subject.
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K. V. Ammermann
Northwood Christian Church
Broad Ripple High School
Woman Hurt When Car Collides At 36th and Illinois
Mrs Mary Schloss 25 of 3621 North Capitol avenue was treated at home for cuts and bruises after a Friday night collision at Thirty-sixth and Illinois streets. Her riding companion Mrs Sylvia Levy 3524 North Meridian street and Chauncey Tason 39 of 505 Minerva street were involved.
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Mary Schloss
North Capitol Avenue
Thirty-sixth
Illinois Streets
Sylvia Levy
North Meridian Street
Chauncey Tason
Minerva Street
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