Soviet dreams of world rule by great army
Voroshiloff, Soviet war commissar, calls for a militarized Soviet state ready for mass war and world revolution. He urges discipline across industry and education to align with Red Army readiness, claiming industrialization should mirror military strength and that officers are the world’s most efficient.
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Bu United Press
London
Soviet Russia
Klementi Voroshiloff
Daily News
Moscow
Voroshiloff
Red Army
Russia
Daily News Dispatch
Germany
War Commissar
Trade Congress
Oroshiloff
War Department
Divorce Storm Centers on Lieutenant Arnold Case
Long Beach California October 2 United Press reports the marital dispute of Lieutenant Leslie Arnold. After marrying film actress Priscilla Dean nearly a year ago his divorce from first wife Mildred Avery Arnold was set aside in Georgia. She filed a separate maintenance action seeking permanent support and a separate decree to block remarriage, plus half of estimated $50,000 in Arnold property.
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United Press
Long Beach
Cal
Leslie Arnold
Priscilla Dean
Mildred Avery Arnold
Georgia
Miss Dean
Arnold
Indiana Knights of Pythias elects Raymond Tash grand outer guard
Raymond Tash of Salem won the state convention vote at the K of P building to become grand outer guard. He defeated Arthur Ritchey Camden and Roscoe Brown Indianapolis, as officers were elevated to higher posts including Loy Swayze grand chancellor and Dunbar grand vice chancellor. Indiana Pythian Sisters begin a two day state convention in the R of P building with Mrs. Mary B. Aikman presiding.
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Raymond Tash
Salem
Indiana Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Tash
Arthur Ritchey
Camden
Roscoe Brown
Indianapolis
Order
Charles Loy
Swayzee
Colin V. Dunbar
Levi Hoker
Evansville
Carl R. Mitchell
Henry Kammerer
Logansport
Edwin R. Thomas
Ft. Wayne
Harry C. Sullivan
Vevay
Grand Inner Guard
Louis B. Elmore
Remington
Dolph E. Farr
Edinburg
Supreme Representatives
Charles A. Phelps
Newcastle
Grand Lodge
Indiana
R. of P
Mary B. Aikman
Newport
Boy Killed by Auto in Front of Home
Elbert Thomas Jr a six year old Negro boy was killed instantly when struck by a car in front of his home on Tuesday night. Joseph R Todd of 221 East Michigan Street Apt 406 told police he did not see the boy until he heard the impact. Deputy Coroner O H Bakemeier ordered Todd arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Elbert Thomas Jr
Massachusetts Avenue
Joseph R. Todd
East Michigan Street
Apt
O. H. Bakemeier
Todd
Pettis Co Awards Chairs for 76th Anniversary Gifts
The Pettis Dry Goods Company marks its seventy six year milestone by gifting bassinets to six boys and four girls born Tuesday and chairs to four individuals who supplied affidavits showing October 1, 1853 as their birth date the store’s opening day. Recipients include Mrs. Edmond Smith, Mrs. Bruce H. Mitchell, Mrs. R. M. Schoen, Mrs. Milton B. McDonald, Mrs. Earl F. Trimpe, Mrs. Nellie Britton, Mrs. Ervin Snyder, Mrs. A. E. Pozey, Mrs. Charles Coonce, and Mrs. William Hurt. Affidavit presenters for chairs are J. C. Tucker, D. D. Cohee, Mrs. Corella B. Christman, and Mrs. Margaret Fite.
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Pettis Dry Goods Company
Edmond Smith
South Randolph Street
Bruce H. Mitchell
South Bancroft Street
Indiana University President Opens Plato Series
Dr. William L. Bryan, president of Indiana University, spoke Tuesday night at the Extension Building on 122 East Michigan Street. His address, titled Plato, outlined the philosophies of Socrates, Aristotle and Alexander the Great and compared their ideas to Plato’s teachings.
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William L. Bryan
Indiana University
Indiana University Extension
East Michigan Street
Plato
Damages Sought in $150 000 Railroad Suit in Marion County
Addison F. Cohee and three other plaintiffs seek 150000 dollars in a major Marion County suit against the New York Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Co. over a four year old track bed project near Sorento Illinois. They claim excessive costs outside the contract and accuse fraudulent representation.
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Marion
Linn D. Hay
New York, Chicago
Women oppose holding major public offices speech
Mrs Samuel Lewis Shank told Mutual Service Association at the Spink Arms annual dinner that women should have equal business opportunities but are not ready for mayoral, gubernatorial, or presidential roles. He urged women avoid trying to dominate while noting their potential to do great work. Mrs Walter R Mayer presided.
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Samuel Lewis Shank
Mutual Service Association
Spink Arms
Walter R. Mayer
Foundation Fund
Beauty convention set by Indiana cosmetologists group
The Indiana Association of Cosmetologists and Hair Dressers will hold its annual convention in Claypool from November 11 to 13. Indianapolis members agreed on plans at Tuesday night’s Chamber of Commerce meeting, with about 2,000 delegates expected.
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Indiana Association of Cosmetologists and Hair Dressers
Claypool
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Parliament of Canada given U S rum plea
Ottawa October 2 Last hope of the United States to regulate liquor export rests with parliament. Justice officials say Canada cannot ban exports to countries that prohibit importation, unless parliament acts. Premier King hinted action may come in a future session. The U S request arose from talks last summer between both governments.
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United Preas
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Department of Justice
King
Bank Robbery in Seward Nets Cash and Bonds
Four bandits held up the First National Bank in Seward Nebraska taking 2400 dollars in cash and bonds of unknown value before escaping. Local authorities launched a search and investigated the scene for clues.
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Seward, Neb
First National Bank
Death of Charles K. McDowell longtime Indiana Bell cashier
Charles K. McDowell 57 of 2346 North Talbot street died suddenly from brain disease Tuesday while vacationing in West Point Kentucky. He lived in Indianapolis all his life and worked for Indiana Bell sixteen years. He belonged to the Indianapolis Lions Club and the First Congregational Church. Surviving are his widow and two sisters Misses Josephine and Emily McDowell, both of Indianapolis.
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Charles K. McDowell
North
Talbot Street
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
West Point
Indianapolis
Telephone Company
Thieves Take Clothing From East Thirteenth Home
Mrs. J. A. Conway reported to police that while she was away about two hours Tuesday, clothing valued at more than 800 dollars was stolen from her residence at 108 East Thirteenth street.
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J. A. Conway
East Thirteenth Street
Red Cross to Seek Members at Regional Conference
Forty four central Indiana counties attended the American Red Cross regional conference at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis. William Fortune chaired the session as plans for the annual roll call starting Armistice Day were outlined by speakers James K. McClintock A L Gary and John T Kester. Mayor L E Slack welcomed attendees praising the Red Cross as a vast organized effort second only to the military.
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Indiana
American Red Cross
Columbia Club
William Fortune
Indianapolis
Red Cross
James K. McClintock
National Finance
A. L. Gary
Rush County
John T. Kester
Hamilton County
Hurt by own truck pins man to wall in Indiana hospital
Elmer Lohman, 31, of 1338 Park Avenue, is hospitalized at Indiana Christian with injuries to the head and body after a truck he was cranking lurched forward Tuesday and pinned him against a wall.
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Elmer Lohman
Park Avenue
Indiana Christian Hospital
Want Ad in The Times Promises Quick Results
Local classifieds carry a bold placement urging readers to place a want ad in The Times for fast responses. The plea emphasizes reliability and speed, appealing to individuals seeking immediate notices or offerings.
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TIMES
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