Patten says Smith is kidding on liquor plan
James A. Patten, noted grain trader, charged Governor Alfred E. Smith with miscasting his stance on prohibition. He warned that Smiths proposals would not help opponents of the Eighteenth Amendment and criticized the idea of state controlled importation and sale of alcoholic beverages as impractical and prone to graft.
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United Press
Chicago
James A. Patten
Alfred E. Smith
Patten
Smith
Milwaukee
Patteh
South Carolina
Revival Services Move to New Meadlawn Tabernacle
The Rev William A Shullenburger pastor of Central Christian Church opens the second week of special meetings at the Meadlawn Christian Church Tabernacle Fletcher Ave and Sherman Dr The Rev Estel Taylor Tabernacle pastor led Sunday services and reported sixteen conversions from the first week of meetings.
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William A. Shullenburger
Central Christian Church
Meadlawn Christian Church Tabernacle
Fletcher Ave
Sherman Dr
Estel Taylor
Tabernacle
City Man Chosen President of McCordsville Homecoming
8. B. Prater of Indianapolis was reelected for the seventeenth time as president of the McCordsville Homecoming Association at the sixteenth annual Homecoming day. More than 500 people attended services at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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McCordsville
B. Prater
Indianapolis
McCordsville Homecoming Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fists Fly Over State Rd. 67 Dispute. Two Guilty Pleas
Ted Davidson and John Cottrell argued on a street corner about whether new State Rd. 67 crosses a railroad or goes to Vincennes. Unable to settle, they fought. Davidson pled guilty to profanity and aggravated assault and battery, and Cottrell pled guilty to profanity. both received suspended sentences in city court.
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Times Special
Bicknell
Ted Davidson
John Cottrell
New State Rd. 67
Vincennes
Davidson
Cottrell
Conductor E A Orr Retires After 51 Years on Big Four
E A Orr 1120 N La Salle St longtime Big Four passenger conductor retires after 51 years on the same division. He was honored at Union Station with friends officials and family present. Orr began work at 19 never missed a payday and never faced a serious wreck. Superintendent H O Schuyler praised his clean record.
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N. la Salle St
Big Four
Big Four Railroad
Union Station
Orr
Cleveland
Ohio
Muncie
Hazel C. Orr
Woodward High School
Cncinnati
H. O. Schuyler
Pete
Dailey Campaign Gains Cross-Party Endorsement Push
Democratic Governor hopeful Frank C. Dailey receives support from his rival in the primary race John E. Frederick of Kokomo and R. Earl Peters cites positive Indiana campaign signals for Alfred E. Smith. Dailey headlines a Marion County rally at South Side Turners hall with Rev. R. C. Hildebrandt chairing and other state candidates expected to speak.
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Frank C. Dailey
John E. Frederick
Frederick
Democratic State Central Committee
Dailey
Howard County
R. Earl Peters
Indiana
Alfred E. Smith
Kokomo
Marion County
Turners’ Hall
Alabama
Prospect Sts
R. C. Hildebrandt
New Palestine Evangelical Church
R. E. Peters
Engineers to Meet for Indiana SAE Fall Session
The Indiana section of the Society of Automotive Engineers holds its first fall meeting on October 11 at the Severin. Papers will cover new fuel feed devices for automobiles presented by Frank Hutt of A. C. Spark Plug Co and Albert F. Bracke of Vacuri Carburetor Co, renowned engineers.
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Indiana
Society of Automotive Engineers
The
Severin
Frank Hutt
A. C. Spark Plug Company
Albert F. Bracke
Vacuri
Stolen Cars Reported To Police In Anderson And Indianapolis
Automobiles reported stolen include a Packard sedan belonging to Florence Lee Smith of Anderson Indiana with license 439 340 from Anderson Indiana J W Howell of 2541 Brookway Whippet roadster license 641 614 from Capitol Ave and Ohio St James Murray of 4533 Winthrop Ave Oldsmobile sedan license 20 313 from Central Ave and Forty Seventh St P B Turner of 1162 W Thirty Fourth St Ford touring from 900 W Thirtieth St W E Stackhouse of 3254 Bellefontaine St Chrysler roadster from Massachusetts Ave and Gale St
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Florence Lee Smith
Anderson
Ind
J. W. Howell
Brookway
Capitol Ave
Ohio St. James Murray
Winthrop Ave
Central Ave
Forty- Seventh
P. B. Turner
W. Thirty- Fourth St
W. Thirtieth St
Stolen Cars Recovered by Police in Local Sweep
Police recovered several stolen vehicles in Lebanon and Indianapolis. Names and addresses include Charles E. Ottinger, Alvin Williams, Allen Puckett, Jasper O Neal, and I Wolf Auto Company. Vehicles include Chevrolet, Ford touring, Buick touring, Ford coupe, Studebaker sedan. Locations cited: South and Illinois Streets, Indiana Avenue, Tenth Street, West Washington Street, 222 Merrill Street, Michigan and King avenues.
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Charles E. Ottinger
Lebanon
Ind
Chevrolet
South
Illinois
Alvin Williams
Torbet St
Indiana Ave
Tenth St
Allen Puckett
R. R. G. Box
Washington St
Jasper O'Neal
Nordyke Ave
Merrill St
Wolf Auto Company
N. Capitol Ave
Studebaker
Michigan St
King Ave
Twenty-One Die As Weekend Violence Toll Surges
Indiana records a grim weekend with twenty one fatalities from violence and accidents. Names span multiple states and towns including Dr. B F Lehman Cincinnati Ohio and Mrs Mary F Dildine Canal Winchester Ohio. deaths reflect auto crashes drownings and self harm across Plainfield Terre Haute Muncie Rushville and other communities.
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Indiana
Plainfield
Terre Haute
Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company
B. F. Lehman
Edith Lehman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mary F. Dildine
Canal Winchester
Lehman
William A. Perry
Traub Ave
Fall Creek
John G Paul Rites Set Funeral Services for 46
Funeral services for John G. Paul 46 of 2502 Broadway who died Sunday at St. Vincent Hospital will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Flammer Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park cemetery. He died after eleven months illness born Crawfordsville Ind employed in the Indianapolis post office mailing division fourteen years he served in the Spanish American War and was a member of Capitol Lodge F and A M National Federation of Postoffice Clerks and Spanish American War Veterans.
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John G. Paul
Broadway
St. Vincent Hospital
Flammer & Buchanan Mortuary
Washington Park Cemetery
Paul
Crawfordsville
Ind
Indianapolis Postoffice
Capitol Lodge
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Indiana Chamber to discuss freight rates and discrimination
The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce plans its annual meeting in Newcastle on Wednesday to review a 1929 legislative program aimed at aiding manufacturers and business men and addressing freight rate discrimination. The Synod of Indiana Presbyterian Church will convene in Newcastle on Tuesday for a three day session.
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Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Newcastle
Ind
The
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United States of America
Madonna beauty by Alfred Cheney Johnston a Madonna type Marjorie Mullhall
The article profiles a Madonna type model Marjorie Mullhall with ageless features and dove like expression. It details makeup advice including ochre powder with rose tint for evening, orange tinted rouge if used, and lip emphasis. Hair pulled back in a knot to frame the ears complements her oval face and Burgundy red eye shadows.
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Marjorie Mulhall
Miss Mulhall
State budget voting boosts foresters pay and cuts nursery post
The State forester salary rises from 2750 to 3500 dollars yearly while the forester in charge of nurseries, paid 2400, is abolished at fiscal year end. A maternity and infant physician at 2400 and a nurse at 1800 are authorized to obtain Federal aid for the child hygiene department.
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Commttee
Legion Parley Branded Huge Louse Party
W M Glenn, publisher of the Orlando Morning Sentinel, describes the Indiana American Legion convention at Lafayette as a medieval drinking bout. He recalls drunken scenes in 1928 and likens hotel rooms to bottle factories with legionnaires in a rambling letter to the New York Times.
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Washington
New York Times
W. M. Glenn
Orlando
Fla
Morning Sentinel
Indiana American Legion
Lafayette
Indiana
Chicago Tribune
Wabash River
Watson
American Legion
Elks
Shriners
Moose
K. of C
Knights Templar
Odd Fellows
Hoo Hoos
Rheims
Busch's
St. Louis
North Carolina
Divorces Granted in One Day's Court Session
Evansville Indiana October 1 A string of divorces were granted on grounds stated Ida from John Youngrens she sued after he was away fifteen years Early from Nan Sudduth they never agreed on anything Lillian from John Fehn he was often brought home drunk Elizabeth from Robert Ohning he slammed doors and called her a two faced cat Mary R Easter's husband told her he was too good looking to be married
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Ind
Ida
John Youngrens
Nan Sudduth
Lillian
John Fehn
Elizabeth
Robert Ohning
Mary R. Easter
Hazy memories of a dry Indiana era and street drunkenness
The narrator recalls a scene on the square with a five gallon jug and boys pressuring passes to drink. A barber shop overheard talk about an orphan boy who can shoot craps and drink like older men. He cites Purdue and De Pauw in the era of open saloons and medieval drinking bouts, praising Dry Indiana.
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Bedlam
Lafayette
Purdue University
George Ade
John T. McCutcheon
George Barr McCutcheon
de Pauw University
John
George
Indiana
Protests Coal Yard Near 4505 Winthrop Ave Filed
Mrs. Mary E. Chase filed a suit in Superior Court Four seeking a permanent injunction to stop Capital City Fuel Company from building a coal yard railroad switch and commercial fertilizing plant at 4505 Winthrop Ave The complaint alleges construction is underway and would damage nearby properties
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Capital City Fuel Company
Winthrop Ave
Superior Court
Mary E. Chase
Smith Returns to Rochester as Campaign Opens in New York
Goo Fred E. Smith arrives in Rochester with a brass band to greet the Democratic candidate home from travels. He will address a State convention in Albany as campaign heft centers on New York’s forty five electoral votes and strong party rallying across lengthy lines.
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Rochester
N. Y
Smith
Milwaukee
Thomas O'Malley
O' Ley
Caesar
Albany
Herbert Hoover
Paul
Westerns
Cas
Tory
Montana
W Sin
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