Boone to Start for Indians in Little World Series Opener
Indianapolis and Rochester resumed the little world series at Washington Park as Carl Boone was named to start for the Tribe with Roy Spencer catching. Laurence Irvin or Jim McCracken were eyed by Rochester as the opposing pitcher while Steve Swetonic could again take the mound for Indianapolis if needed.
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Washington Park
Indianapolis Indians
Rochester Red Wings
Betzel
Carl
Danny) Boone
Tribe
Roy Spencer
Billy Southworth
Rochester
Laurence Irvin
Southpaw
Jim McCracken
Indianapolis
Steve Swetonic
Indians
Steve
Wings
McCracken
Boone
Burwell
Leverett
Yde
Red Wing
Ford Schupp
Byron Speece
The
Evansville Ace Lillicrap Named VP of GOP Veterans Group
Lieut Art O Lillicrap of Evansville, an American ace in World War I, was appointed vice chairman of the veterans department of the Republican State committee by State Chairman Elza O Rogers. He will assist Frank T Strayer, veterans department director, from State headquarters at the Severin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art. O. Lillicrap
Evansville
Veterans’ Department
The
Republican State Committee
Elza O. Rogers
Lillicrap
Frank T. Strayer
the Severin
Storm fund grows as relief total reaches new high
The Red Cross relief fund for Florida and Porto Rico hurricane survivors rises to 14 583 after a 371 addition. A committee meeting led by Gavin L. Payne is set for Thursday noon at the Columbia Club. Extra infant and children’s clothing are urged for the storm destitute. Milton Hare, 84, Civil War veteran, was found dead in Noblesville Indiana likely from coal stove fumes. Charlie's Restaurant advertises Sunday dinners from 5 to 9 pm at 130 East Ohio Street.
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Red Cross
Florida
Porto Rico
Columbia Club
Gavin L. Payne
Noblesville
Ind
Milton Hare
Just Like Home at Oklahoma City Theater Brawl
An audience disturbance at a stage performance of The Eternal Feminine led to a husband striking his wife during the show. The man knocked her glasses off and carried her from the theater as the couple argued over infidelity and absence from home.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
New Clew Emerges in Traugott Store Blast Probe
Prosecutor William H. Remy brings two witnesses with crucial information to Marion County grand jury on August 26 blast. Names withheld but said to challenge prior theories. Bond forfeiture ordered for Joseph Hunter aka Kentucky Joe, linked to a gambler robbery case. Libowitz died from blast burns.
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William H. Remy
Traugott
Marion County Grand Jury
Remy
Joseph Hunter
Hunter
Kentucky Joe
Harold Libowitz
N. Jefferson Ave
Libowitz
Burns
Ida O’roark
Fred
Pickles) O’roark
O’roark
William M. Jones
Winthrop Ave
Marathon on Tonight at Tomlinson Hall Dance Contest
American Legion hosts a 7:30 PM dance marathon in Tomlinson Hall with Todd Stoops of Toosier Motor Club as official starter. The hall is redecorated and WFBM will broadcast the event. Vaudeville acts are planned during the long-distance contest.
Former church treasurer travels to Atlanta on embezzlement charges
Clinton S. Carnes former treasurer of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Church left Winnipeg for Atlanta to face embezzlement charges. He admitted aiding two movie apprentices and said he wants to clear up financial entanglement involving between 150000 and 1000000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Clinton S. Carnes
Home Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Church
Atlanta
Carnes
DROWNS SELF IN PIT AFTER NOTE LEAVES DESPAIR
Louis Berdel a Kahn Tailoring salesman disappeared from his home at 1864 Koehne St and was found dead in the gravel pit at Twenty First and Montcalm Sts at 10 30 AM. Relatives said he had been despondent over ill health and had threatened suicide before. His wife Mrs Lena Berdel told police he woke about 430 AM and said he would fire the furnace before the note was found on his pillow. Berdel about 45 with no children.
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Louis Berdel
Kahn Tailoring Company
Koehne St
Twenty-First
Montcalm Sts
Berdel
Lena Berdel
Dutch freighter Celaeno sinks in mid-Atlantic gale
Reports from the United States Steamship Line say the Dutch freighter Celaeno is sinking about 1 160 miles east by north of Cape Race as the American steamer races to its aid through a northwest gale. The crew of 30 to 40 is believed aboard. the vessel had called at Gulfport before. ownership lies with Hudig and Veeder of Rotterdam bound for Boston or Montreal.
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United Press
New York
United States Steamship Line Today
Cape Race
N. F
America
Frrom
Laurentic
Montreal
Liverpool
Celaeno
Atlantic
Fried
Roosevelt
Gulfport
Miss
Hudig and Veeder
Rotterdam
Boston
State C. of C. elects John E. Fredrick president
John E. Fredrick of Kokomo was reelected president of the State Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting. Officers reelected include G. B. Tuthill of Elkhart as vice president, Dick Miller of Indianapolis as treasurer, and W. H. Arnett of Indianapolis as managing director. Directors chosen: Evansville’s Austin Igelhart, Muncie’s J. Lloyd Kimbrough, Shelbyville’s B. T. Smith, Fort Wayne’s B. F. Gerer, Bedford’s Fred Bryan, Gary’s Chas. Chase, Indianapolis’s G. M. Williams, Tell City’s W. F. Huthsteiner, Marion’s J. W. Stephenson, Newcastle’s J. S. McQuinn, Crawfordsville’s J. A. Johnson, Huntington’s Donald Purviance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Fredrick
Kokomo
State Chamber of Commerce
G. B. Tuthill
Elkhart
Dick Miller
Indianapolis
W. H. Arnett
Austin Igelhart
Evansville
J. Lloyd Kimbrough
Muncie
B. T. Smith
Shelbyville
B. F. Gerer
Ft. Wayne
Fred Bryan
Bedford
Terrific landslide devastates Montarbino district forests
Geneva reports a massive landslide in Montarbino causing millions of cubic feet of rock and 250 acres of forest to slide into the valley. A mile and a half of debris moved downstream but all residents were warned and no lives were believed lost.
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Geneva
Montarbino
Hod Eller Improves After Auto Crash Injury
Former baseball star Patrolman Horace Hod Eller age 33 of 3117 E Washington St was reported much better at the city hospital after being injured in a Sunday automobile accident at Twenty Eighth and Meridian Streets. He suffered a fractured skull when thrown from his car.
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Horace “Hod” Eller
Washington St
Twenty-Eighth and
Meridian Sts
Eller
Promoted at Tennessee Military Institute Football Cadet
Albert L. Jackson of Indianapolis has been promoted to first lieutenant of his company at the Tennessee Military Institute in Sweetwater Tennessee. He also plays on the football squad and in the band.
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Military Academy
Sweetwater
Tenn
Albert L. Jackson
Nellie Strain Jackson
E. Twenty-Eighth St
Indianapolis
Tennessee Military Institute
Fragmentary Schedule Notes and Times
Scattered digits and partial timetable fragments show multiple times around 8 a.m. 9 a.m. noon and other digits without clear context or events. The text reads as a garbled schedule or chart with locations possibly indicated by coded abbreviations.
Tunney Marries Miss Lauder in Rome Ceremony
Retired world heavyweight champion Gene Tunney and heiress Mary Josephine Lauder wed in a low key ceremony at the Hotel de Russie in Rome. The civil rite was conducted by Commendatore Brofferio and followed by a church blessing by Ms r Breslin. Guests wore varied attire and champagne sealed the union amid small crowds and a photographer dispute.
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Miss Lauder
Rome
Mary Josephine Lauder
Hotel de Passie
Tunney
White Calls Robinson Slap Hoover Comment Stirred
William Allen White, Emporia editor, defends himself against Senator Joseph T. Robinson over quotes about Herbert Hoover. White offers $1000 if Robinson proves he called Hoover a capon sitting on eggs. He says Robinson misquotes him and jokes about arithmetic and a harassed look.
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United Press
Emporia
Kas
William Allen White
Joseph T. Robinson
White
Herbert Hoover
Robinson
Wichita
Hoover
Democratic Party
Lindbergh backs Hoover in presidential race
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh wired Herbert Hoover to endorse the Republican ticket in November. He said Hoover's leadership and character are essential for the country and that he recently registered in St Louis.
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United Press
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Herbert Hoover
Lindbergh
Hoover
St Louis
Pathos and Comedy Ride on Downtown Trolley
Ninety passengers on a Pennsylvania trolley en route downtown witness a conductor guide a blind man to safety after helping him off at St. Clair Street. The motorman, unaware, starts the car as the conductor and generous riders finish the trip, with Conductor 332 identified as James W. Daws.
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St. Clair St. Friedly
James W. Daws
Booze runner killed during kidnap attempt of ex sheriff
Newman Guy former town marshal of Shelburn and once Sullivan County sheriff shot and killed a man during an attempted kidnapping and car theft on the National Road near Charlottesville Indiana The incident involved three bandits aiming to haul liquor and escape with Guy after unloading whiskey from his car Guy fired wounding one bandit who died at Greenfield police hunt the others and investigate possible Indianapolis rum running links.
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Charlottesville
Ind
Newman Guy
Shelburn
Sullivan County
National Rd
Here
Guy
Indianapolis
Joseph Shinn
William H. Remy
Shinn
Jerry Kinney
Bertillon
Bert Perrott
Ollie P. Tight
Albert H. Schofield
State Criminal Identification Bureau
Fossa
Greenfield
Mulvihill
Kentucky
Millionaire 10 Fly to Bolivia for Nonstop Flight
Charles Victor Bob, a wealthy mine owner and adventurer, plans a nonstop Florida to Bolivia flight next month in a Bella anca monoplane bought from Richard Byrd for 22000 dollars. Pilot Dean Lamb, famed Royal Air Force ace, will accompany him to inspect mineral holdings at Llagagua.
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United Press
New York
Charles Victor Bob
Florida
Bolivia
Bob
Richard E. Byrd
Dean Lamb
Royal Air Force
London
Llagagua
British Columbia
Alaska
Indiana Farm Bureau quiz targets McNary-Haugen shift
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation prepares questionnaires for state county and federal candidates including Edgar D Bush and Arthur R Robinson. The bureau seeks to learn their current stance on McNary-Haugen farm relief principles amid possible efforts to memorialize Congress or enact related legislation.
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Edgar D. Bush
Arthur R. Robinson
Herbert Hoover
Bush
Robinson
McNary-Haugen
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
United States Senate
House
Bureau
Hoover Tells Youth Delegation Air Power Secures U S Independence
Herbert Hoover said commercial aviation will guarantee U S independence in peace and war. He spoke to a delegation of young Republicans who flew from New York to Washington to meet the Republican presidential nominee.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Herbert Hoover
New York
Arson Case Near Jury Involving Clarence Armstrong
A criminal court jury this afternoon was to hear the arson case against Clarence Armstrong of 811 North Dearborn Street. He is charged with burning $15,000 worth of customers’ household goods from his warehouse at 1329 Deloss Street to collect $6,500 in insurance. the defense claims the fire resulted from defective wiring.
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Clarence Armstrong
N. Dearborn St
Deloss St
Hoover leader predicts women play bigger role in election
Judge Mahlon E. Bash of the Marion County Hoover Club told ward leaders at a Tuesday Eng lish night meeting that women will play a greater part in the coming election and may lead to a Hoover victory. County vice chairman Mrs. Russell T. McFall and Claude Anderson spoke. Dress better on credit ad from H. & R. Clothing Co.
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Mahlon E. Bash
Marion County
Hoover Club
Ward
Hoover
Russell T. McFall
Claude Anderson
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R. Blenkiron
Lfonahan
Spencer
I. Smith
Warstler
Morrow
Holke
Irvin
Clarke
Jonnson
G. O. P. Aid
Storm Fund Grows
Ohio St
Ady
Legion
Tomlinson Hall
U. S
State C. OF C. Elects
Baseball Star
Mrs
Gene Tunney
Thomas B. Morgan
Giuseppe Brofferio
Brofferio
Mrsr
Joseph A. Breslin
American College
Msr. Breslin
Hoover Fat Capon
Lindy Backs Hoover
Flying Ace Wires
Pennsylvania
Sedan
Trio
Illinois
Ohio
Bandit
John Mulvihille
Mulvihille
Smith & Wesson
Ford
Sportsman
State Farm Bureau
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Hoover Leader
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H. & R. Clothing Co
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