Hoover Prosperity Promises Growth Across Nation
Washington reports pledge of more than 9 billion dollars in construction and expansion for 1930. Federal reserve hints cheaper money, wage stability, and broad cooperation from industry leaders to sustain production and demand through winter. Hoover predicts rapid forward march in public works and housing, with federal programs backing highways and buildings nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Advisory Council
White House
Hoover
War Department
Brown
Treasury Department
Commerce Department
Henry Ford
Tennant Narrowly Leads in City Council Race by Eight Votes
Eight vote margin remains after a partial machine recheck in the Nov. 5 election. Maurice A. Tennant Republican council winner’s lead was cut from nine to eight as one error was found. Recount to finish Monday before Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin. Barefoot man hunt reported in Lebanon for a knife wound incident at a railroad camp.
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Maurice A.tennant
Henry C. Denker
Tennant
Harry O. Chamberlin
United Press
Lebanon
Ind
Pitiful Thanksgiving Day Joy Snatched From Aged Woman
At Cook County Hospital an 65 year old woman, Mrs. Margaret McDonald, lies with a fractured skull after being struck by a truck at a street intersection. Nurses say her age means slim chances, while an envelope marked with her name holds her last dollar and a niece’s letter offering $1 for a Thanksgiving dinner.
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United Presa
Co Hicago
Margaret McDonald
Cook County Hospital
Clerk Boyce Wins $1000 Warrant Amid Court Threat
Clerk William A. Boyce Jr. faced a blocked $1000 payment from Clyde E. Robinson county treasurer who balked at honoring a city council issued voucher for Boyce's election board duties. Threatened with contempt of court, the treasurer released the check, ending the dispute.
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ITV
William A. Boyce JR
Clyde E. Robinson
Boyce
Robinson
Verdict near in mob trial in Marion
The trial of Alfred Hoffman a textile union organizer and three union members on rioting charges was in recess for Thanksgiving. Judge G Vernon Comper of Kingston will read the jury charge Friday afternoon after five more speeches by attorneys with a verdict expected by Saturday afternoon at the latest.
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United Press
Marion
N. C
Alfred Hoffman
G. Vernon Comper
Kinston
Women in Air Seek Refueling Record in Flight
In the San Francisco Bay area Bobby Trout and Elinor Smith fly a monoplane aiming to extend the world refueling endurance record. They carried out a 24 hour continuous flight at 9 40 am following an 18 hour 32 minute earlier attempt that set a female refueling mark.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Bobby Trout
Elinor Smith
San Francisco Valley
Storm sweeps city as winds reach sixty miles per hour
A Thanksgiving storm battered Indianapolis with 60 mph winds and light snowfall. Shaken downtown, scaffolding at Circle Tower collapsed, timber damaged buildings, and windows shattered. Power and telephone lines were knocked out while fire alarms sounded. forecast calls for more snow and colder temperatures statewide.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Circle Tower
Market Street
Monument Circle
Studio One
Elmer Taflinger
Vinton-Pierce
Circle Tower
Banner Furniture Company
Indianapolis
Tenth Street
Indiana Avenue
Chases Hat, Struck by Brookside Trolley
James McCusick aged 78 of 223 East McCarty Street was bruised when a Brookside street car struck him at Eleventh Street and Brookside Avenue on Wednesday night He was chasing his hat as the car in charge of Harold Haskett of 540 Massachusetts Avenue struck him.
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James McCusick
East McCarty Street
Eleventh Street
Brookside Avenue
Harold Haskett
Massachusetts Avenue
Community fund near goal after last push in Indianapolis
Pledges from residents abroad boost the Indianapolis community fund total to about 736 853 dollars, with the drive closing formally on Wednesday. Thirty five social organizations will see similar allocations, while gifts like a 1000 dollar contribution from Mrs. Thomas Taggart are praised. Team 50 members earned an airplane ride for exceeding their target as divisions report full or over full quotas.
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Indianapolis
J. I. Holcomb
Thomas
Utility
Leach
Edwin S. Pearce
Widow Fleeced of Last $5,000 by Samaritans
In Chicago on November 28 a widowed scrub woman Antonia Brajatenbak agreed to distribute $36,000 to the poor as a Thanksgiving gift. Two young men convinced her to hand over $5,000 she saved from her husband. The money vanished in a ruse as she opened the strong box.
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United Press
Hicago
Antonia Brajatenbak
Plane crash damages Carle Place homes in New York
At Roosevelt Field New York a Fokker F 3 monoplane on a test flight exploded after landing leaving six homes in Carle Place damaged two set afire and utilities disrupted. Pilot M F Boggs and mechanic Harry McDonald escaped serious injury as preliminary checks suggest one engine failed on takeoff.
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United Preas
Harry McDonald
Moore Named Marmon Advertising Manager
Nicholas Moore was named advertising manager of the Marmon Motor Car Company, effective December 1, announced by T. E. Jarrard. Moore has served three years as Marmon publicity supervisor with broad newspaper and advertising experience. The move establishes a Marmon advertising department as part of plans for an aggressive 1930 campaign across newspapers and other media.
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Marmon Motor Car Company
T. E. Jarrard
Moore
Marmon Company
Marmon
Jarrard
General Summerall warns of delayed U.S. war readiness
General Charles P. Summerall, chief of staff, says months would pass before the United States could mobilize its military strength in war. In his annual report he stresses integrating machinery into national defense as the country advances in the machine age.
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United Press
Washington
Charles P. Summerall
United States
Summerall
Ogden Leaves Insull Merger Authority to Board Hearings Start
Attorney General James M. Ogden sends a non definite opinion back to the Indiana Public Service Commission delaying a ruling on the $70 million Insull utilities merger. The commission will decide jurisdiction and whether utilities offer similar service to merge. four questions address authority and locality scope with emphasis on intersecting or parallel lines.
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James M. Ogden
Indiana Public Service Commission
House of Representatives
Commission
Calvin McIntosh
Ogden
McIntosh
Insull
Howard Ellis
Wardswort
Gary
Terre Haute
Richmond
Russia and Manchuria move toward peace over railway conflict
Moscow reports that Chang Hsueh-Liang’s government accepts Soviet terms to restore the status quo on the Chinese Eastern railway. A conference at Habarovsk will set dates for peace talks and reappointment of managers ousted when the railway was seized last July.
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United Press
Moscow
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Muken
Habarovsk
Chang
Emshanoff
Eismont
Manchuria
Fragmented Time Marks Read as Silent Schedule
OCR fragment lists times such as 6 a m 24 8 and 9 a m 24 23 with unclear context or events. The readable items suggest a daily timetable or coded notes without identifiable names, places, or actions.
Woman Charged With Drunkenness Pleads Name Mary Pickle
In Milwaukee on November 28 a woman faced Judge George E. Page in district court on drunkenness charges. When asked for her name she replied Mary Pickle and the judge fined five dollars plus costs.
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United Press
Milwaukee
George E. Page
Maniac Sought After Assault at Mrs Groves Home
A manac attacked Mrs Floyd Groves 28 at her Lawrence home on Wednesday and is still being hunted by deputy sheriffs. He was described as a short rough-dressed man with a heavy beard and dilated blue eyes. He beat her with a stove poker on the back porch before she escaped to a nearby garage for help. In Lafayette Indiana Purdue University dedicates a World War memorial union building with a reception by President and Mrs Edward Elliott and a building inspection plus a dance.
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Floyd Groves
Lawrence
Special Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Racket Exposed in Chicago Slot Machine Syndicate
Chicago reveals the inner workings of a $100,000 slot machine syndicate with David C. Rockola admitting a 25 percent cut to police captains and fixers. The grand jury testimony describes monthly spoils on the south side and payments to captains, with Rockola resisting testifying to avoid self incrimination.
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United Press
Chicago
David C. Rockola
John P. McGoorty
Rockola
Multinational Thanksgiving Dinners in Indianapolis
Arch Steiner reports five Indianapolis residents celebrating Thanksgiving with dishes from the Philippines Japan Korea Mexico and Germany. Guests share how they recall holidays at home and describe divisive customs while enjoying turkey and an all nations spread.
Butler Ends Season With Loyola Tilt Turkey Day Intersecting Tilt at Bowl
Butler's Bulldogs close the 1929 season in a Turkey Day inter-sectional game against Loyola of the South at the bowl. Loyola brings a fast open attack led by quarterback Lopez and backfield threat Tetlow, while Butler relies on a strengthened back field with Hosier, Cavosie, Hinchman and captain Gallo. Eight Butler seniors including Hosier, Royce, Watford, Crosby, Maney, Naftzger, Worth and Fredenberger end their collegiate careers as the kickoff set for 2 o'clock.
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Clarence
Brute) Gaile
Galle
Notre Dame
Bulldogs
Indiana
Loyola of
South
Mason- Dixie
Georgia
Yale
Wolfpack
Shaughnessy
Junior Lopez
Joe Tetlow
Lopez
Brute
Haskell Indians
Clark
Hosier
Royce
Cavosie
Hinchman
Maurice Hosier
Francis Royce
Alonzo Watford
Howard Crosby
Robert Maney
George Naftzger
Willard Worth
George Fredenberger
Impeachment Dropped in Washington Township Case
In Washington Indiana on November 28 Judge M B Hastings ruled John A Waggoner trustee of Washington township had proper plea in abatement and that C G Gardiner was not legally appointed deputy prosecuting attorney. The case, charged with embezzlement, was set for trial Monday.
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United Press
Washington
Ind
John A. Waggoner
Washington Township
M. 8. Hastings
Viess
Waggoner
C. G. Gardiner
Turkish King Pfleiderer Builds Ohio Turkey Empire
O hio farmer Paul Pfleiderer, 24, runs one of the state's largest turkey operations. He raised 2 400 turkeys on 14 acres of his father’s 110 acre farm, with a flock valued around 12 000 dollars after losses. A prize hen laid 113 eggs last spring.
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Paul Pfleiderer
Paul
Pfileiderer
Ohio
Pfleiderer
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