King George III Not Out of Danger Yet Bulletin Warns
United Press reports a third doctor joined the King George treatment team. The bulletin notes some lung and pleura improvement but cautions that the risk of setback remains and that progress will be slow. Crowds at Buckingham Palace grow as Queen and royals travel. Prince of Wales disembarks at Suez bound for Alexandria. Duke of Gloucester continues hunting.
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United Press
London
George
Humphrey Rolleston
Buckingham Palace
Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson
Penn
Rolleston
Stanley
Lord Oe
Hewett
Ac Lee
Admiralty
Prince of Wales
Enterprise
Suez
Alexandria
Egypt
Frobisher
Brindisi
Naples
Suez Canal
Dar-Es-Salaam
Zanzibar
Azania
Naval
Duke of Gloucester
Chambers River
England
Commissioner Meyers Named Chairman of Federal Trade Board
Abram F. Meyers, a commissioner, was elected chairman of the federal trade commission to succeed William E. Humphrey whose term expires tomorrow. The report notes Meyers will lead the board in Washington. An advertisement line about a Cincinnati telephone basic rate is included in the clipping.
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United Press
Washington
Abram F. Meyers
Federal Trade Commission Today
William E. Humphrey
Cincinnati
Will of Thomas Fortune Ryan Leaves Son Pearl Studs
EW YORK November 30 The will of Thomas Fortune Ryan filed for probate cuts off his eldest son Allan Ryan with only a pair of white pearl studs Allan and his father had been estranged since the financier’s second wedding in 1917 The will leaves practically the entire estate upward of 250000000 to relatives Allan away in Europe had lost much of his fortune after a failed Stutz motor car corner and stock exchange expulsion The father reportedly admired Allan’s fighting spirit but offered no aid after the loss of his fortune
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United Press
York
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Allan Ryan
Allan
Ryan
Europe
Stutz Motor Cars
Stock Exchange
Witchcraft Motive Ties Slaying in Pennsylvania
In York Pennsylvania three youths Wilbert Hess John Curry and John Blymire confessed to murdering 59 year old Raymond Rehmyer after believing in witchcraft and black magic They said they planned to lift a lock of hair and bury it eight feet away to break a spell Blymire and Curry aided by a third party attacked Rehmyer beating him with firewood and setting his room on fire to hide evidence
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United Press
York
Raymond Rehmyer
Wilbert Hess
Near Here
John Curry
New York
John Blymire
Curry
Blymire
Hess
Rehmeyer
Blyimire
Not So Hot World’s Fastest Car Found On Monument Circle
The Mormon Victoria coupe of Harry D. Hartley, stolen from John Ferguson’s driveway on Fall Creek Boulevard, sat on Monument Circle for two and a half days. Police parked overtime stickers on it by three officers, Tyner, Davidson and Ray, delaying its removal until an insurance friend recognized it. Hartley fears a court fine for overtime parking.
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Indianapolis
Monument Circle
Harry D. Hartley
John Ferguson
Fall Creek Boulevard
Hartley
Baldwin Piano Company
Offic
Tyner
J. Davidson
F. E. Ray
Artists Plan Rites For Remsen Suicide Mystery
Carmel by the Sea Cal Nov 30 Last rites for Ira Remsen painter and writer who called himself a successful failure were planned by the local artists colony. A guest at Thanksgiving dinner at his cabin near Monterey Bay found Remsen's body with a bullet wound to the head and suicide was reported. He is survived by his brother Dr Charles M Remsen of New York. The artist was son of the late Ira D Remsen chemist and president of Johns Hopkins University.
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United Press
Carmel BY the Sea
Cal
Ira Remsen
Remsen
Monterey Bay
Charles M. Remsen
New York
Ira D. Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Jackie Coogan Wins Damage Suit Against Paper
Jackie Coogan, the boy film star, prevailed in a London court verdict against the weekly The People over articles signed with his name. The case ended with The People agreeing not to claim the articles were contributed after Coogan’s arrival. The newspaper also paid costs.
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Boy Star
Victor
United Press London
Jackie Coogan
the People
Coogan
England
Widow Administrator Opens Letters of Administration
Letters of administration were issued today for the $200,000 estate of the late Augustus Jennings, president of the Colonial Savings and Loans Association. The letters were granted to his widow, Mrs. Mary G. Jennings, of 2335 North Pennsylvania Street.
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Augustus Jennings
Colonial Savings and Loans Association
Mary G. Jennings
North
Pennsylvania Street
Rain Threatens Quail Hunt for Coolidge Visit
Swannanoa Country Club Virginia November 30 A light rain threatens to cancel a planned quail hunt for President Coolidge during his Thanksgiving holiday. Mrs. Coolidge plans a countryside walk with her dog Terrible Tim. Coolidge showed skill in trap shooting previously. The president holds a $15.50 nonresident Virginia hunting license with no game yet.
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United Press
Swannanoa Country Club
Disabled Chief Maquilla Aids Montreal Maru Off Pacific
The steamer Montreal Maru stands by the disabled Chief Maquilla about 2,000 miles off the Pacific coast, according to radio advices received today in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Hoover Crosses Equator Aboard Mary Land With Neptune jest
President-Elect Hoover sails toward Latin America aboard the Maryland when King Neptune holds his equator ceremony. About 1,000 pollywogs await hazing including ducking in a deck tank, chains, haircuts, and pirate chases amid the navy’s holiday voyage.
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Maryland
Guayaquil
Ecuador
King Neptune
Equatorial Zone
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Neptune
Davey Jones
Locker
Hoover
A. T. Beauregard
Navy
Bus Permits Sought for Extensions to Greensburg and More
Clarence E. Cummings of Indianapolis petitions the public service commission for permission to extend his Bedford to Seymour line to Greensburg. Pete Argenta of Blue Bird Junior Bus seeks a Vincennes to Bicknell route via State Road 67. Greyhound Lines requests a Warsaw to Plymouth service with Bourdon and intermediate stops.
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Clarence E. Cummings
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Bedford
Seymour
Greensburg
Pete Argenta
Blue Bird Junior Bus Company
Vincennes
Bicknell
Grayhound Lines Inc
Warsaw
Plymouth
Bourdon
Weller to Seek Medal for Vestris Hero
Rep. Royal H. Weller of New York announced plans to introduce a bill in Congress for a congressional Medal of Honor for Lionel Sicorish, quartermaster of the ship Vestris, which recently sank with a death toll exceeding 100.
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United Press
Washington
Reptive
Royal H. Weller
Democrat
New York
Congress
Lionel Sicorish
Vestris
Dapper Harlem Man Charged In Theft Case
Theodore Phillips, famed for his sharp dress, stopped to admire a mirror in Morris Newman’s Brooklyn apartment and left fingerprints on a dresser. He faces charges of stealing 800 dollars along with jewelry.
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United Press
New York
Theodore Phillips
Harlem
Theodore
Morris Newman
Brooklyn
Shortemeier to Join Frederick E. Shortemeier Law Firm
Frederick E. Shortemeier, retiring Saturday as secretary of state, will enter general practice with Shortemeier Eby and Wood on the eighth floor of the Guaranty building. The firm includes Robert K. Eby and Joseph G Wood. Shortemeier will also serve as Indianapolis counsel for Indiana Limestone Company in the Bedford district.
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Frederick E. Shortemeier
Shortemeier
Shortemeier, Eby and Wood
Guaranty Building
Robert K. Eby
William H. Remy
Joseph G Wood
Schortemeier
Indianapolis
Indiana Limestone Company
Bedford
Unusual Tea Request Sent To Kokomo Postmaster
Postmaster Robert H. Bryson received a curious letter from a Kokomo man asking him to buy $2 worth of a specific tea and mail it in care of the Kokomo postmaster. The note included a $2.10 money order to cover wrapping costs and exact mailing directions for four packages in each of three envelopes. An aide spent the morning trying to locate the tea but could not find a supplier.
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Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Voting Date Set for Lynnhurst Township Separate Town Election
County commissioners approved a taxpayers petition directing a Dec. 15 vote on whether Lynnhurst in the township should become a separate town. The action follows receipt of the petition and official election authorization.
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Lynnhurst
Snow Buries Mountain Region As Tracks Delay Travel
Residents across Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and parts of New Mexico dig out from ten inches to two feet of snow. Mountain roads are blocked, highways are dangerous, trains and buses behind schedule. Pikes Peak capped by two feet, Denver sees ten inches in a day. Ley Ley Ley. weather forecaster says clear skies and moderate temperatures will follow.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Pikes Peak
Greeley
Rules Turkey Day Raid Uncalled For
On November 30 in Philadelphia Judge Edward P. Carney released sixty prisoners arrested at a fashionable roof garden on prohibition charges. The arrests were made at 2 a.m. as a Thanksgiving celebration ended, with the judge ruling the raid overstepped authority.
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United Press Hiladelphia
Edward P. Carney
State Fox Hunters Association Formed In Indiana
Incorporators Fred D. Osborn Charles Bay Marshal Hinchman Ezra Brown and Claude Bowman filed incorporation papers today with the secretary of state. The group aims to improve fox hounds and hold field trials as stated in the filing.
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Indiana
Fox Hunters’ Association
Secretary of State
Fred D. Osborn
Charles Bay
Marshal Hinchman
Ezra Brown
Claude Bowman
Republican caucus called in Senate to settle short session program
Washington Nov 30 Calls for a caucus Monday of the Republican representation in the Senate were issued today by Senator Curtis Republican floor leader The caucus will settle differences over the program of legislation to be followed in the short session
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Washington
Senate
Curtis
Young couple defy arrest to wed in Kentucky
Horace Pemberton 18 and Evelyn Dozier 16 seek marriage despite his father Wilson Pemberton a Lexington truck farmer accusing him of auto theft. Detected while applying for a license, Pemberton is jailed on vagrancy as Lexington authorities are notified. Miss Dozier’s mother supports the match amid parental opposition.
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Horace Pemberton
Pemberton
Lexington
Evelyn Dozier
Gertrude McConnell
North Bradley Street
Emmett Englebright
George Hubbard
Jerry Kirshey
Wilson P. Pemberton
McConnell
Woman Loses 900 Dollars In Luncheon Theft
Elwood Indiana November 30 A Luncheon at a local restaurant led Mrs Eva Lee to lose 900 dollars. She left the money wrapped in paper on a seat beside her while at the interurban station. Upon return the cash was missing from the seat.
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Times
Elwood
Ind
Eva Lee
Police Warn of Holdup Spike After Plate Thefts
Police foresee increased holdup and auto theft activity after three license plates were stolen from private cars on Thursday and Thursday night. Plate numbers 38 332 from Perry Childers 1074 Eugene street. 33 141 from E E Colborn 2877 Adams street downtown. 388 304 from Frank Onstott Rochester Ind near Butler College Thursday afternoon. Eight used rifles were stolen from E H Cooks second hand store 610 East Washington street Wednesday or Thursday night. burglars broke a rear window to enter.
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Perry Childers
Eugene Street
Northwestern Avenue
E. E. Colborn
Adams Street
Frank Onstott
Rochester
Ind
Butler College
E. H. Cook
East Washington Street
Churchill Turns 54 Amid Birthday Messages and Budgets
Winston Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer, marked his 54th birthday in London with parliaments opening recent and spending most of the day at the treasury desk. He received hundreds of congratulatory messages as his vigorous activities kept him widely known in England.
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United Press
London
Winston Churchill
Treasury
Whitehall
Untitled Weather/Time Block Data
A sequence of time stamped figures shows readings at 6 am 10 am 7 am 11 am 8 am 12 noon 9 am and 1 pm with values 51 47 50 8 48 42 47 40 respectively, indicating scattered measurements across the morning to early afternoon.
State's Girgus Day Circus Incorporations In Peru
Today the secretary of state's office certificates three well known circuses for incorporation. Hagenbeck Wall lace Shows Company Sells Floto Circus Company and John Robinson Shows Company, all based in Peru Indiana, each with 1000 shares nonpar value. Incorporators include W M Tompson J H Adkins J B Austin for Hagenbeck Wall ace. Louis Chase Arthur Hopper and Robert Brown for John Robinson shows. Zack Terrill Robert De Lochte for Sells Floto.
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Peru
Ind
Hoosier
Hagenbeck-Wallace Shows Company
Sells-Floto Circus Company
John Robinson
Hagenbeck-Wallace
W. M. Tompson
J. H. Adkins
J. B. Austin
Louis Chase
Arthur Hopper
Robert Brown
Sells-Floto
Zack Terrrill
Robert’ de Lochte
Death Ranch owner denies confession returned for trial
Gore don Stewart Northcott arrived in Los Angeles in custody to face charges of murdering four boys at the Riverside chicken ranch. He denied a reported train confession to the Mexican youth killing and said he knew little about the case. Northcott described the beheading and dismemberment of the youth and implicated his nephew Sanford Clark in the acts.
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Homer Roberts
United Press
Los Angeles
Goredon Stewart Northcott
Los Antgeles
Riverside
Cal
Northcott
Canada
Puenta
Earl Redwine
Young Northcott
Redwine
Albert L. Kelley
Riverside County District
Atorneys
Sanford Clark
Goose platter stolen from Mrs Granger’s restaurant
Mrs Hattie Granger, owner of a restaurant at 2435 Rader Street, reported a thief entered Thursday with a skeleton key and stole a $5 roasted goose set on a $3 platter from the icebox, also taking a raisin cake for dessert.
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Hattie Granger
Rader Street
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