King George Illness Brings Prince of Wales Homeward
King George is seriously ill with inflammation of the right lung and complex pleurisy. The Prince of Wales races from Africa to his father’s bedside, with the Admiralty ordering the cruiser Enterprise to Dar es Salaam to assist.
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Wales
King George
Keith Jones
United Press
London
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Prince of Wales
Africa
Lord Dawson
William Joynson-Hicks
Home Secretary
Evening News Today
Evening News
Morogoro
Admiralty
Enterprise
Aden
Dar-Es-Salaam
Prince
Wartime Prelate Arrives in U S to Meet President
Bishop Charles Ginistry of Verdun known as the Bishop of Verdun arrives in New York aboard the Paris from Havre and will visit Washington to meet President Coolidge. He gained wartime fame for his leadership at Verdun.
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States
United Press
New York
Charles Ginistry
Verdun
Paris
Havre
Washington
Coolidge
Convicted Prohibition Violator Sentenced to Life in Prison
Flint Michigan November 28 Channie Tripp 37 was sentenced to life in prison after a fourth conviction for violating the prohibition law. The jury had urged mercy but the judge imposed life terms.
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United Press
Flint
Mich
Channie Tripp
American author lauds U S legs in humorous piece
Miss Rebecca West, a British writer, proclaims the American leg the most beautiful in the world in the December American Sketch. She notes British performers project a robust quality in line with songs like Hearts of Oak and Rule Britannia, while roast beef references underscore the contrast. Basic rates for out of town calls remain low with Chicago round trip advertised at 1.05 dollars.
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United Press
New York
Rebecca West
Chicago
World’s Richest Girl Seeks Divorce Over Unhappiness
Catherine Barker Spaulding once dubbed America’s Bertha Krupp files for divorce in Chicago from Howard H. Spaulding Jr. accusing him of habitual drunkenness. The Spauldings married in 1915 after her rise from wealth and celebrity, but she says money cannot buy happiness as their union dissolves with no children.
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Ichigan City
Ind
Catherine Barker Spaulding
America
Bertha Krupp
Chicago
Howard H. Spaulding, Jr
Catherine Barker
John H. Barker
Barker
Haskell & Barker Car Company
Howard H. Spaulding Jr
Nurse kills old lover in Denver hospital
Farice King, 30, a Denver General Hospital nurse, shot Patrolman M. K. Evans in bed and then wounded herself. She left notes claiming years of waiting and possession. Evans had earlier been wounded during an arrest. a fireman and a proprietor also died in the incident.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Faric2 King
Denver General Hospital
M. K. Evans
Evans
Miss King
Bob
F. L. King
Farice
Milk wagons to get rubber tires under proposed bill
Boston lawmakers consider Representative Charles Symonds Lynn filed a bill requiring milk wagons running on public streets between midnight and 8 a m to be equipped with rubber-tired wheels.
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United Press
Boston
Charles Symonds
Lynn
Fire destroys three stores and two homes in Bedford
Fire of undetermined origin leveled three grocery stores and two residences in Bedford Indiana causing about 100000 dollars in damage. The blaze began in Johr Terrell’s grocery and spread to Edwards and Perry properties aided by nearby departments. Terrell’s home was damaged as well.
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United Press
Bedford
Ind
Loogootee
Mitchell
Johr Terrell
W. H. Edwards
Hattie Perry
Terrel
Thanksgiving Weather For Indianapolis
Cloudy and unsettled conditions with occasional showers and possible damp snow flurries. Temperatures near freezing early morning rising to about 40 by afternoon. Weather bureau head J H Armington says this is typical for Indianapolis, noting historical patterns of rainy Thanksgivings and rare white Thanksgivings.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Armington
United States Weather Bureau
Armington
One Edition Times Publishes Thanksgiving Day Only
The Times will issue a single edition on Thanksgiving Day as part of its customary half holiday for the event. Readers will receive one consolidated report with local and national news, sports, and notices for the holiday.
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the Times
Wright Case Is Dismissed In Criminal Court
Homer Wright aged 27 had a firearm possession charge dismissed after detectives produced no search warrant at his 1129 North Alabama apartment where a revolver was found on Aug 21. A conspiracy charge with Edward Traugott and others remains, with bond set at 10000. Wright’s prior felonies in Missouri and New Jersey were noted.
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Homer Wright
North Alabama Street
Wright
Edward Traugott
Donald Underwood
Fred
Pickles) O'Roark
Paul Scharffin
James A. Collins
Traugott
Washington Street
Harry E. Yockey
Ira M. Holmes
Remy
Edward Tutt
Yockey
Holmes
Tutt
Missouri
New Jersey
Indiana
Wsight
Here
St. Louis
Broadmoor Country Club
Ewald Eckerle
Clinton
Ind
Joy Ends in Death on Wedding Trips Tragedy Strikes
Shawnee Oklahoma November 28 a double honeymoon ended in tragedy when Curry O Davis and wife of Oil Hill Kansas were killed in a car crash near Shawnee while Frank Perry and wife of El Dorado Kansas were seriously injured. The report notes hourly temperatures amid the casualty details.
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Py United Press
Shawnee
Okla
Curry O. Davis
Oil Hill
Kan
Frank Perry
Eldorado
Here
Sleep Isl Ends Life of Golfer John Herdenburgh Darlington
John Herdenburgh Darlington 44 of 1404 North New Jersey street died today at Methodist hospital after a long illness described as sleeping sickness. A native of Zanesville Ohio he moved to Indianapolis as a boy attended public and preparatory schools then Yale. Survived by wife Julia Lilly two sons two brothers and his mother he was connected with local firms though not active in business and had earned fame as an amateur golfer winning cups locally and across the country. He belonged to Indianapolis Athletic Club Dramatic Club Woodstock Country Club First Presbyterian church and Indiana National Guard.
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John Herdenburgh Darlington
New Jersey Street
Methodist Hospital
Mr. Darlington
Zanesville
Frank G. Darlington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Yale University
Darlington
Julia Lilly
James M., Lilly
Sewickly
Indianapolis Athletic Club
The
Dramatic Club
Woodstock Country Club
First Presbyterian Church
Indiana National Guard
Green Heads A F L Re-elected At New Orleans Convention
President William Green and all AFL officials were unanimously reelected for another year at the federation’s annual convention in New Orleans. Delegates chose Toronto as the 1929 convention site and hoped to wrap up business quickly for Thanksgiving travel home.
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United Press
New Orleans
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Federation
Toronto
Ont
McAdoo to Defend Mrs Casey Jones Case
William Gibbs McAdoo will be retained as counsel for Mrs. Casey Jones in a $150000 suit against a California motion picture company. Earl Brewer, former Mississippi governor, said the suit claims the company exploited the Casey Jones name without permission. Casey Jones died saving passengers on the Illinois Central Cannonball No 1 in 1900 near Vaughn Mississippi during a Mardi Gras trip.
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United Press
Clarksdale
Miss
William Gibbs McAdoo
Casey Jones
Motion Picture
California
Earl Brewer
Mississippi
Illinois Central Railroad
Memphis
New Orleans
Casey
Vaughn
Fear Widow SLAIN Burned In Louisville Mystery
Police advance theory that Elia Rogers vanished October 8 was cremated in her apartment furnace. A gray substance from ashes, a bloody wrench found at the janitor’s home, and burned grates support the fire cremation scenario as investigators question the Negro janitor without solid links to the widow.
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United Presse
Louisville
Elia Rogers
Rogers
Murder Farm suspect escorted toward Los Angeles
Gordan Stuart Northcott, linked to the California murder farm case, left Seattle by train with California authorities for Los Angeles after arriving from Canada and being held in jail until departure. Frank Hedges Butler, 72, founder of the Royal Aero Club, balloonist and traveler, died in London. Governor Alfred E Smith, with a golf win over Bobby Jones, returned to New York after a southern vacation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United Press
Seattle
Wash
Gordon Stuart Northcott
California
Northcott
Canada
United Press London
Frank Hedges Butler
The
Royal Aero Club
New York
Bobby Jones
Alfred E. Smith
South
Hawk dubbed blackmailer captured in Akron case
Akron police report the so called Hawk, who black mailed three Indianapolis business leaders and a Carmel banker, was seized as he tried to rent a car in Akron. Wendall C. Hessong 21, a student aviator, confessed to the scheme and to threatening to blow up homes if demands were not met.
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Hawk
Indianapolis
Carmel
Ind
Akron
Ohio
United Press
Wendall C. Hessong
Hal C. Purdy
Marmon Motor Company
Louis Ross
Bailey L. Hawkins
Citizens State Bank of
Hessong
Koss
Chicago
Hawkins
Purdy
Pinkerton
Corona
Sky
Hoover Visits Costa Rica on goodwill tour across Americas
President-elect Herbert Hoover arrived in Costa Rica aboard the Maryland for a formal greeting in San Jose. The party joined a luncheon and peace conference with regional leaders, marking a notable stop in his Central and South American itinerary.
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United Press
Punta Arenas
Osta Rica
Herbert Hoover
Costa Rica
Central
South America
San Jose
Maryland
Hoover
Corinto
Nicaragua
Adolfo Diaz
Jose Maria Moncada
Emiliano Chamorro
Tragic Load Ends In Double Suicide Attempts
Police report two self inflictions on gloomy days and a fatal hanging at 1922 Fletcher Avenue. May McFeeley 57 died after tying a rope to a porch rail and jumping into a cellarway. Florence Hynes 28 of 1728 North Delaware Street survived a suicide attempt after swallowing poison tablets.
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Fletcher Avenue
May McFeeley
Jessie Fogelman
Delaware Street
City Hospital
Porson
Raymond Hyne
Raymond
Saved Five Thousand Turkeys From Hunger Conspiracy
In Kansas City Missouri on November 28 farmers clash with city health officials over dressed poultry sales. A health campaign prompts arrests and a Farmers Produce Association forms to resist open street selling. Thanksgiving supply fears push markets and housewives toward the main market.
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Ansas City
E. W. Cavanes
Dress Better On Credit Ad From H. R. Clothing Co
A period advertisement promotes dressing well on credit from H. R. Clothing Co located at 29 East Ohio Street. It urges shoppers to choose affordable style with flexible payment options and store service.
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H. & R. Clothing Co
E. Ohio St
Charley’s Restaurant Opens Sunday Dinners 5 to 9 P.M
Advertisement announces Charley’s Restaurant offering Sunday dinners from 5 to 9 p.m at 130 East Ohio Street with regular hours and dining options for patrons.
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Charley’s
Ohio St
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