Irish Favored to Win Over Army Eleven
Notre Dame eyes an 85,000 crowd at Yankee Stadium as 10 to 7 favorite over Army in the season’s big gridiron clash. Rockne, sidelined by illness, will miss the game though stars Carideo and Nash loom for Notre Dame while Army honors coach departure and four-year veterans Cagle Murrell Perry aim for an upset.
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Union Organizer Alfred Hoffman Convicted in Burke County Riot
Alfred Hoffman a union organizer and three other laborers were convicted by a Burke county jury of rioting at the Clinchfield mill village on August 30. The verdict follows a protest action tied to labor organizing.
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Porker Prices Steady at City Pens
Hog prices opened steady with Friday’s average at the local stock yards. The bulk 160 to 300 pounds sold at 9.60, later around 9.59. Receipts estimated at 7,500 with 321 holdovers. Cattle slow and scarce, wheat? price not present. Sheep and lambs little changed, lambs good and choice at 13, others 12.50 down. Chicago hog receipts 7,000 with bids weak to 10 cents lower at 9.35 for 200 lb averages. Osgood Man Dies By Jimen Speci NDERSON, Ind November 30. Mrs. E. Maude Bruce, city Democratic chairwoman, called to Os good because of the death of her father, A. C. Cox, 77, after illness.
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Jimen Speci Nderson
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E. Maude Bruce
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City Blazes Claim Ten Thousand in Damages
Forty seven fires across Indianapolis cause over 10000 in damage and injure residents during a 24 hour period. A factory blaze at Indianapolis Screw Products Co 627 Spring street forced about fifty night workers into the cold. At the Caldwell home 1355 South Tremont street a blaze spread to a neighbor damaging over 3000. An oil fire at the Screw Products plant sent smoke into workers’ faces. A garage fire behind Maude L Secrist home 2041 North Alabama street left one man burned and a car destroyed. Mrs Roy Castor killed when an automobile driven by her husband overturned into a ditch in Columbus.
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Charles Lancaster
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Columbus
Ind
Roy Castor
Castor
Howard Beebe
Elwood
Beebe
Byrd Returns Safely From Pole Flight
Commander Richard E. Byrd has returned to base Little America after a successful South Pole survey flight. The voyage was without mishap and all systems functioned smoothly.
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New York Times
St. Louis Post Dispatch
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South Pole
Murder trial of McManus gains impetus in Rothstein case
New evidence aired in the McManus murder case over Arnold Rothstein at Park Central hotel. Testimony by Nigger Nate Raymond and Marian Putnam includes a disturbance scene and a hallway figure. defense looks to impeach Putnam with Asheville witnesses.
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New York
Arnold Rothstein
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Nate” Raymond
Marian Putnam
Fcrme
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Putnam
Asheville
Hugg Named GOP County Chairman and Taylor District Head
In Marion County and Seventh District GOP meetings the drive for speed led to rapid nominations and a lopsided vote. Martin Hugg won county chair, William Taylor became district chair as 664 committeemen voted 504 ballots amid notices to some not arriving.
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Seventh Ward
Schuyler Mowrer
G. O. P. Veterans’ Organization
Hurry
Col Oran Perry Dies At Home At 91
Col Oran Perry 91 longtime superintendent of the Soldiers and Sailors monument died at his home 1220 Central avenue after a long illness. Civil War veteran served as adjutant general of the Indiana National Guard under Gov Durbin and rose from private to colonel of the Sixty ninth Indiana. Born February 1 1838 at Liberty Indiana he guided the monument since 1918 including the shaft flood lighting. He was a storied figure of Indiana’s Civil War memory.
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The Woman Charmer starts next Tuesday in The Times
A Vida Hurst serial set in Hollywood departs from usual film tales. Howell Sheffield, son of a poor doctor, leaves medical school for Tinseltown. the tale follows his charm over romance, despair, and tragedy as Jacqueline Bordini returns to his hometown. Rush orders to The Times circulation department.
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Howell Sheffield
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Riley
Wright Opposes Winders as Indiana Anti-Saloon Leader
Representative Frank E. Wright criticizes Rev. C. H. Winders for age inexperience and political partisanship as he opposes Winders becoming permanent Indiana Anti-Saloon League head. McBride to nominate at trustees meeting December 10. Wright calls for outside appointee to unite factions amid talks of Sam McNaught as a potential external candidate. FRANKLIN, IND. ART EXHIBIT SET FOR SUNDAY AT FRANKLIN COLLEGE TO DISPLAY WORK OF FORTY-FIVE ARTISTS.
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Parole Review Delays Pattie Case To April Meeting
James O Pattie 57 of Rockport asks clemency at the Michigan State Prison pardon board session in Mich City. The board notes lack of trial judge signature and considers Pattie guilty of manslaughter with a May 13 1930 minimum term. Patterson was convicted May 13 1928 of second degree murder for killing Percy Wilkinson during a farm dispute.
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Group buys building for Disciples of Christchurch at Muncie
In Muncie Indiana on November 30 a group planning to form the Disciples of Christchurch paid 4500 dollars for a former Normal City Methodist building now in use by another church.
Gluttony High Virtue at $85 Plate Charity Dinner
York writer describes an $85 charity dinner at the Biltmore hosted by William Muldoon as part of a gala event. He recounts lavish food, urban notables, and minor comic misadventures including a cashiered hors d oeuvres grab and a dropped almond ring amid staged dining excess.
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Walter
Ruth Elder) Camp Jr
Frigid Wave Eases as Indiana Sees Snow and Shelters
A blustery cold spell grips Indiana with zero readings in Indianapolis and La Porte reporting one fatality from exposure. Police shelter hundreds of homeless as firefighters tally losses over 10 000 dollars. By Sunday warmer air and possible light snow flurries are forecast, aided by winter weather crews and railroad caution.
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Indianapolis
Mercury
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la Porte
Claude Worley
Wave Of Cold Grips Nation With Nine Deaths Reported
A severe cold wave grips the United States with bitter winds and record lows across regions from New York to Wisconsin. Nine deaths are reported including one in New York, six in Chicago, and one each in Indiana, Iowa, and Wisconsin, amid widespread icy streets and heavy traffic accidents.
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United States
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Chicago
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Man Falls Under Train on Belt Railway
George Beweley 35 of 770 Ketchen Street was struck by a freight train near Oliver Avenue. He had his left foot severed and possible skull fracture, after stumbling along the tracks as a train passed. He was taken to City Hospital.
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City Hospital
Three Die In Blaze at Boston Lodging House Fire
In a Boston lodging house fire three people died including a fire captain. The blaze left six residents burned with two in serious condition. The incident occurred on November 30 with officials investigating the cause and noting the loss of life among residents and city firefighters.
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