Hoosiers and Wings Duel in AA Classic Leadup
The Indiana Hoosiers and Rochester Red Wings split the past weekend as Stephenson pitched well and Indian polis edged Rochester. The series schedule shifted with Wednesday opening games at Washington Park, aiming for a longer run to boost attendance and profits.
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Indianpolis
Rochester
Washington
Betzel
Indians
Steph
Hoosiers
Stefonic
Pittsburgh
Ion
Indianapolis
Engine Tumbles In Belt Railroad Wreck Near White River
Fireman Russell Winkler aged 24 of 136 North Belmont Avenue and Engineer Charles Ensminger aged 46 of 27 Hendricks Place suffered injuries when their B&O locomotive backed into a Big Four train caboose on the Belt Railroad near the White River bridge at 3 this morning. Ensminger had minor bruises while Winkler sustained a back injury and was sent to Methodist Hospital. the wreck damaged the engine tender and caboose, rolling down a twenty foot embankment and costing the railroads a large sum in equipment.
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Russell Winkler
Belmont Ave
Charles Ensminger
Hendricks Pl
White River Bridge
Ensminger
Winkler
Methodist Hospital
Lindbergh Angers Crowd With Harried Welcome in Hazleton
Hazleton across from the airport feted Col Charles A Lindbergh after a fog delayed his flight. A man in the crowd grabbed his shoulder prompting Lindbergh to shout Keep your hands to yourself. A hotel crowd tried to storm the Hazleton hotel suite as women swarmed the area.
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United Press
Azleton
Hazleton
Charles A. Lindbergh
Middle West
New York
Lindy
Lindbergh
LAW WILL PART BABY MOTHER LAW WILL PART BABY MOTHER
A young Irish immigrant, Anna F. Smith, admitted in 1922, faces deportation for psychopathic tendencies. Her 3-year-old child will stay with the father, an American, after she is removed to immigration enforcement. The case spans Florida Georgia Virginia and Washington with warrants issued in 1925.
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United Preas
Washington
Anna F. Smith
United States
Miami
Fla
Atlanta
Yorktown
Smith
Bullet Pierces Kitchen Door at Davis Home
A mystery bullet pierced the kitchen door of Mrs. Albert L. Davis at 2240 Brookside Ave on Sunday night, damaging the interior without reported injuries. Local police investigated the incident as a stray shot or possible attempted entry.
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Albert L. Davis
Brookside Ave
Aunt Sammy to Broadcast Menus Over Major Radio Stations
Washington reports that starting today Aunt Sammy from the Department of Agriculture will broadcast daily menus and recipes across major radio stations nationwide. The initiative aims to guide housewives in daily dinner planning with official government kitchen guidance.
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Washington
Sam
Sammy
Department of Agriculture
Big 99-Year Lease Closed on Perkins Property
Robert MacGregor announces closing of a 99 year lease on the Perkins land at Pennsylvania and Tenth Streets for about 175000. Susan E H Perkins owned the property. MacGregor plans a commercial building and predicts Pennsylvania Street south of Sixteenth Street will, within ten years, feature mostly high quality apartments and hotels with needed commercial space.
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Pennsylvania
Tenth Sts
Robert MacGregor
MacGregor
Susan E. H. Perkins
Pennsylvania St
Sixteenth St
Indians World Series Game Broadcast On WFBM
The home games of the Indians versus Rochester will be broadcast live from Washington Park via WFBM starting at 2 00 PM with Blythe Hendricks and assistants providing play by play. The Times scoreboard will again show full play by play and fans are urged to follow the broadcasts.
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Ester
Indians
WFBM
Blythe Hendricks
Washington Park
Times Office
Times
Hendricks
Cardinals
Yankees
First Sky Wedding Offered by Indy Airport Owners
Bob Shank and Harold C Brooks of Hoosier airport offer a Travel Air monoplane for Indianapolis first aerial wedding a mile high. The ceremony will include the pilot minister bride groom two attendants and the sky pilot with seats for all. Cost limited to license and minister fee with the airport donating aircraft use.
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Indianapolis
Bob Shank
Harold C. Brooks
Hoosier Airport
Kessler Blvd
Lafayette Pike
Travel Air
Times Aviation
Indiana Farm Bureau backs Settle amid relief plan clash
About 160 Indiana farmers from all districts gathered at the Denison Hotel to defend federation president William H. Settle and endorsement of the Democratic agricultural relief program. The crowd praised the McNary Haugen bill as the only practical path to stabilizing agriculture without subsidies or price fixing.
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William H. Settle
Federation
Democratic Agricultural Relief Program
Denison Hotel
Settle
Farm Bureau
Lemcke Bldg
L. K. Wyckoff
Valparaiso
Indiana
Democratic National
Frat Initiation Fatal Shock Kills UT Austin Student
Nolte McElroy a 19 year old University of Texas student from Houston died after an electric shock during a fraternity initiation in Austin. He fainted while crawling between springs connected through a rheostat to the city power and died fifteen minutes later. A second item notes Japan inaugurating juries in trials in Tokio with the emperor presiding.
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University of Texas
United Press
Austin
Texas
Nolte McElroy
Houston
McElroy
Federal probes eyed at Michigan fraternity parties booze
Federal snoopers may inspect University of Michigan fraternity houses to detect student drinking as part of President Clarence Cook Little's drive to dry up campus. University leaders back inviting agents to investigate alleged drinking at exclusive fraternity parties mainly held during football season.
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Unsted
Arbor
Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Little
Dr. Little
Gas Company Trustees Hire Lawyers Over City Takeover Move
Trustees of the Citizens Gas Company announce independent counsel to advise on powers duties and rights as Indianapolis moves to acquire the plant under the 1905 franchise. City may close the option to buy early 1930. trustees say they will act as duty requires with board awareness.
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Citizens Gas Company
John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis
Henry Kahn
Robert Lieber
G. A. Schnull
Thomas L. Sullivan
Lucius B. Swift
Four Flushers Hat Price Romance Play
A three act Indianapolis street corner scene shows Mamie and Flossey chatting as men approach and two youths offer drinks then flee after a dispute with a restaurant owner. The women pay the bill, then walk home in mixed feelings about the night’s events.
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Indianapolis
Mamie
Flossey
Flossy
Which Girls Do Men Marry In Our Dancing Daughters
The Times invites readers to weigh in on the morals of the modern era prompted by Our Dancing Daughters at Loew's Palace. A contest offers a $15 prize for the best answer and $10 for the second best, with tickets to the film for twenty-five runners up.
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Loew’s Palace
the Times
Arraign Traugott Phayer and Others in City Theft Ring
Federal indictment ties Michael J. Glenn to stolen auto disposal as arrests expand the Indianapolis crime inquiry. Traugott O Roark Wright and Phayer face liquor conspiracy charges while grand jury probes explosion at Traugott clothing store and a related theft ring.
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Indianapolis
United States Marshal's Office
Marion County Grand Jury
Traugott Clothing
Washington St
Traugott
Edward Traugott
Fred
Pickles) O’roark
Homer Wright
SA7
Louis
Charles Phayer
Peet
Broadmoor
Clarence Douthitt
Claude Poland
Ray
Railroad) Smith
Solly Epstein
Bertram Libowitz
Harold
Paul Scharffin
O’roark
Wright
Marion
Ira Holmes
James A
Scharffin
Collins
Lord Allen to Speak at American Legion Convention
Heroic leader Lord Allen arrives in New York October 1 aboard the Majestic to attend the American Legion convention in San Antonio Texas this month. He will be guest of honor of the Pilgrims of the United States at a banquet on Thursday evening.
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United Press
New York
Lord Allenby
Jerusalem
The
Majestic
American Legion
San Antonio
Texas
Pilgrims
United States
Two Hurt After Car Goes Into Pleasant Run
Frieda Harris and Herbert Todd were pulled from the water at Pleasant Run near E Tenth Street after their car plunged in May be weekend. They were rescued by Edgar Silver and taken home after yet injuries.
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Pleasant Run
E. Tenth St
Frieda Harris
N. St
Herbert Todd
Souk Reeth St
Edgar Silver
State Nears Close in Trial of Arson Case
The state is expected to rest its case against Clarence Armstrong of 811 N Dearborn St charged with setting fire to his warehouse at 1329 Deloss St last July for 6500 in insurance. John G Willis, former state fire marshal aide, testified today as defense plans call witnesses to argue the blaze started from faulty wiring igniting a gasoline tank.
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Clarence Armstrong
N. Dearborn St
Deloss St
John G. Willis
Chaplain Lyman C. Murr to Speak at Father and Son Meeting
The Rev Lyman C Murr chaplain of the State Reformatory at Pendleton will address the North Baptist Church Men’s Bible Class Father and Son gathering at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Murr has served as reformatory chaplain since 1909.
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Lyman C. Murr
State Reformatory
Pendleton
North Baptist Church
Fifty-Second
Sangster Sts
Murr
City Workman Injured at Indianapolis Plant
James W. McGuire aged 59 of 2230 Martha Street was injured at the Indianapolis sanitation plant at Eaglewood when he lost his balance and fell into a carrier machine he was feeding. The accident occurred early this morning and resulted in a mangled right hand.
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James W. McGuire
Martha Sr
Indianapolis
Eaglewood
Springs for Pullmans Hair Mattresses Banned on De Luxe Trains
Washington October 1 news releases say Pennsylvania system de luxe trains will switch to spring mattresses for Pullman sleepers. The change replaces the old hair curled mattresses as the railroad announces the updated sleeping accommodations.
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United Press
Washington
Pullman
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