U S Engineer Dies as Captive in Nicaragua
George Marshall American mining engineer captured by Sandino rebels in April died in the Nicaraguan midlands near Mastawas His body identified by Mrs Marshall confirming his death Marshall had been manager of the La Luz gold mine and was taken after rebels burned most structures His American assistant escaped the other American was not found initially
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United Press
Managua
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George Marshall
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Porto Rico
Sandino
la Luz
United States
Indiana Boy Scouts to Camp at IU Before Oklahoma Game
About 5 000 Indiana Boy Scouts are to be hosted by Indiana University in Bloomington this weekend. They will witness the Indiana University versus Oklahoma football game with a special section reserved for them and camp at the new IU field house. The visitors will tour the city and hold a court of honor Saturday night. In Berne Paul Shoe maker remains in hospital after an eye injury from a tack nearly three months ago.
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Indiana University
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United Press
Berne
Paul Shoemaker
New Armory and Community Center to Be Dedicated
Princeton plans a two day dedication for the new armory and community center starting Sunday October 14. The 139th Field Artillery Band from Lebanon will perform.
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United Press
Princeton
Ind
139Th Field Artillery Band of
Lebanon
Osa Johnson Shines as Marksman and Homemaker in Simba
In Simba the Johnsons’ Africa expedition tale, Osa Johnson is praised as a fearless shot who built a camp boudoir, tended gardens, ran the camp, and cooked for natives while Martin operated the camera. The film shows her dropping elephants, guiding gunfire at a charging lion, and stalking a rhino, underscoring her nerve and skill. Indianapolis theaters feature varied offerings including Our Dancing Daughters and Sunrise.
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Graft Chronicle in New York Sewer Case
The vast Queens sewer graft trial unfolds in New York with testimony detailing a 29.5 million dollar program. Maurice Connolly and Frederick Seely are linked to illicit awards, while John Phillips died before the case began. The state alleges a trio controlled contract wins since 1917.
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United Press
New York
America
Queens
Judd Gray
Ruth Snyder
Maurice E. Connolly
Queensborough
Frederick Seely
John M. Phillips
Phillips
Connolly
Seely
Son in Evansville Fined for Insolent Remarks
Eugene Loving, 46, arraigned in city court on a disorderly conduct charge in Evansville Indiana and fined $1 and costs after admitting his 14 year old son knocked him down when he began to whip him. The exchange included the judge remark Youre a better man than I my boy.
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Specia
Evansville
Ind
Eugene Loving
Gentlemen Jack and the Queens Sewer Bribe Trial
The trial centers on Phillips known as Gentleman Jack who controlled pipe contracts and split profits with Seely and Connolly. Witnesses allege bribes dating to 1917 to influence contract changes and favor Seely. Paulsen testified of a covert plan to pay the engineer $5,000 to secure bids, but he refused and bid low elsewhere. Goldfish origins noted as carp lineage in China and Japan.
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Queens
Paul W. Paulsen
Paulson
Hartford City Fall Festival Parade Plans 2000 Children
A Friday parade will feature about 2,000 school children as part of Hartford City Indiana fall festival events. Floats were also highlighted in today's program for the parade lineup.
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Hartford City
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Ture
Father John's Medicine Widely Used in Hospitals
Father John's Medicine is now used in 184 hospitals and charitable institutions across the United States and Canada. It is alcohol free and recommended by doctors for colds throat troubles and as a body builder. Cod liver oil and vitamins support tissue growth and resilience. The Dominican Sisters of St. Dominic praise its cold relief and body-building benefits.
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Father John
United States
Canada
Dominican Sisters
St. Dominic
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Konjola Ends Twenty Years of Suffering
A long featured promotion touts Konjola as a master medicine for stomach liver kidneys bowels and rheumatic conditions. The Konjola Man at Hook drug store Illinois and Washington Streets promotes its 32 ingredients and rapid lasting relief citing Mrs Dora Armstrong of Indianapolis and a flood of testimonials. He explains the remedy is a natural compound with no nerve depressants and urges sufferers to seek proof at the Hook drug stores and leading druggists.
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Hook’s
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Washington Sts
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Box 101
Indianapolis
Konejola
Hook Drug Store
Washington Streets
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