Indicted Indiana Officials Face Grand Jury Action
In South Bend Indiana on October 5 120 names were revealed of the 300 on a federal grand jury list tied to Lake County corruption probes. East Chicago officials including the mayor and police chiefs face charges linked to liquor conspiracy and obstructing justice as 53 true bills target sixty persons. Arrests begin Monday with further election fraud probes deferred to December.
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South Bend
United States Grand Jury
Calumet
Indiana
Lake County
Oliver M. Loomis
Chicago
al Capone
Raleigh P. Hale
East Chicago
James Regan
Martin Zarkovich
Pat Ramey
Lester Ottenheimer
Department of Justice
John S. Pratt
United States Attorney-General
Porker Prices Drop 15 Cents at Yards
Hog prices eased by 15 cents at the local stockyards with 150 to 280 pound hogs at 9.60 to 10.35. Receipts were about 5,000 with 603 holdovers. Cattle and sheep trends were steadier with mixed offerings and top hogs around 15.42. Chicago receipts totaled 6,500 with several bids steady to 10 cents lower.
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Chicago
Love Me Love My Dog series announced by Mrs. Jillson
Helen B. Jillson of 1448 Delaware Street will begin an entertaining and instructive series Monday in The Times under the general heading Love Me Love My Dog. She is a noted authority on dogs and writes with genuine affection and knowledge.
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Helen B. Jillson
Delaware Street
Times
Jury Breaks Down As Eunice Recounts Pantages Assault
Eunice Pringle, 17, testifies she was assaulted by Alexander Pantages in his private office on August 9. The UC coed tearfully describes the incident during a six hour cross examination as jurors and spectators weep. Pantages faces up to a 150 year sentence if convicted.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Los Angeles
of the People
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Miss Pringle
Pantages
San Quentin
University of California
Jerry Giesler
Klondike
Kate Rockwell
Dawson City
Kate
Alex
Wounded youth names no attacker after Taft Street shooting
John Ebert 19 of Roena avenue was critically wounded on Taft Street near his home after a Friday night shooting. He refused to name the gunman, calling him a bandit, as neighbor Guy West aided his return home and transport to city hospital. Physicians warned of slim chances of recovery.
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John Ebert
Roena Avenue
Taft Street
Ebert
Harvest
Taft Streets
Guy West
Denison Street
City Hospital
West
Washington and
Lloyd George Confined To Bed With Illness
Nottingham England Oct 5 United Press reports former premier Lloyd George is confined to his bed with a high temperature and abnormal pulse after contracting a bill at a Liberal mass meeting. The doctor said he is somewhat improved but must stay in bed while attending the federation congress. He has been a guest at D Snook's home, president of the Nottingham Liberal federation.
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United Press
Nottingham
England
Lloyd George
Liberal Federation Congress
D. Snook
Liberal Federation
Snook
Opening Markets Show Mixed Early Gains on Firmer Tone
United States Steel rose to 214, up 4 on 5,900 shares, International Nickel gained 3.5 points to 52.5 on 10,000 shares, and Montgomery Ward advanced 5 points to 110 on 5,000 shares. Several issues climbed six points or more, including A. M. Byers, Atchison, American Water Works, Reynolds Tobacco B, Houston Oil and Standard Gas. Reynolds Tobacco B opened 6,000 shares at 59 after Camel cigarette price rise signaling end of the cigaret price war among major chains.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
United States Steel
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
A. M. Byers
Atchison, American Water Works
Reynolds Tobacco B
Houston Oil and
Standard Gas
Camel Cigarets
Frankness 10 Mark Meeting of Statesmen
Times reports a key 1930s summit as Herbert Hoover and Ramsay MacDonald prepare for a frank, informal talk at a Rapid River camp or the White House over possible disarmament, Russia recognition, and the idea of a United States of Europe. No alliances or debts discussed.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Herber Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
Rapidan River
White House
Hoover
MacDonald
Great Britain
Russia
United States of Europe
Briand
France
United States
America
League of Nations
World Court
Indiana and Notre Dame Battle in Bloomington Showdown
Four featured players are pictured as Indiana hosts Notre Dame in an afternoon clash at Bloomington. Carroll Ringwalt, a longtime Indiana guard and center, and John Law captain of the Irish highlight the lineup. Marty Brill and George Ross are expected to provide running threats for their teams.
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Indiana
Notre Dame
Bloomington
Carroll Ringwalt
Tech
John Law
Ringwall
Indiana Nine
Law
Marty Brill
George Ross
Auto Wrecks Injure Family Near Safety Post
A couple, Mr. and Mrs. J B Adair of 961 North Rural, were seriously injured when their car smashed into a concrete safety zone post at Massachusetts and College avenues. Both remained unconscious at city hospital, later regaining consciousness. Their 5-year-old son Norman Lee Jr of 813 North East was seriously hurt when struck by a truck driven by Henry Blackmore at 3645 West Sixteenth Street. He was taken to city hospital. Francis Clark, 6, of 88 Broadway, was injured on the heel after being struck by a car on his way home from school. the driver stopped and then left without giving his name.
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Massachusetts and
College Avenues
J. B. Adair
North Rural Street
City Hospital
Norman Lee Jr
Norman Lee
North East Street
Henry Blackmore
West Sixteenth Street
Francis Clark
William J. Clark
Broadway
Ford Planes Begin 5000-Mmile Reliability Tour
Thirty entrants prepared to take off from Detroit in the Ford reliability air tour with an initial hop to Windsor Ontario. Eleven planes failed to meet entrance tests. The fliers would stop in Montreal Sunday before returning south on the tour.
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United Press
Detroit
Windsor
Ontario
Montreal
Notre Dame and Indiana Clash at Bloomington Memorial Stadium
Indiana University hosts Notre Dame in the thirteenth meeting on Memorial Stadium field. The Irish visit for their season debut and first Hoosier appearance this year, as fans and alumni arrive for homecoming.
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Ind
Indiana University
Notre Dame
Memorial Stadium
Rockne
Page
Ramblers
Indiana
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McCracken
T.eeesea
Colerick Unger
Twomey Ringwall
Cannon Hornacki
Moynihan Bennett
Law Shields
Donaghe Catter
Vezie Brubaker
Carridee Ross
L. H. Elde- Balay
R. H
Brill Wodd
F. B
Mullins
Ter
Chicago
A. RF. Comin
Corpell
Fred Young
Illinois
Spring Hop Slated For Flamingo Flight Attempts
The Indianapolis Flamingo plans a spring attempt to surpass flight records. Major H LeRoy Muller announces. The decision to abandon fall flights due to longer nights and bad weather was made. Aerial circus at Hoosier airport Sunday will raise funds for Lieutenants Walter R Peck and Lawrence Genaro. About twenty planes will take part in air races balloon bursting formation stunt flying and parachute drops.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier Airport
Walter R. Peck
Lawrence Genaro
Ex-President Montes Banished From Bolivia
Former Bolivian president Montes was exiled for alleged political acts against the government. He avoided arrest after intervention by foreign legations in La Paz and departed for Arica, Chile, in the custody of the Chilean minister Joaquin Fernandez.
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Prese
LA Paz
Bolivia
I. "Montes
Montes
Arica
Chile
Joaquin Fernandez
Man of the Cloth Testifies in Kennedy Suit as Laughs Echo
Seattle Oct 5 A bashful pastor Rev Harry H Clark testifies in the $50,000 heart balm suit brought by Minnie E Kennedy mother of Aimee Semple McPherson. Cross examination probes his recollections and a possible non suit is under advisement as Judge Ronald plans a Monday ruling.
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United Press
Seattle
Ma Kennedy
Harry H. Clark
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ronald
Minnie E. Kennedy
Clark
Temaui
Coffin Plans Slating With Glossbrenner Run Threat Fades
George W. Coffin the Republican city chairman moves to name a ticket for mayor city clerk and councilmen after eliminating Elmer Gay from the race and facing union opposition to Alfred M. Glossbrenner. Roy T. Combs withdraws from district council race. Winkler’s floor bid raises tension but party lines hold.
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George W. Coffin
K. of P
Coffin
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Levy Printing Company
Warren A. Sampsell
Roy Egbert
George H. Batchelor
Fred C. Gardner
Clifford Keane
George A. Henry
Harry C. Denker
Elmer F. Gay
Pettis Dry Goods Company
Gay
Indianapolis
Sampsell
Roy T. Combs
Marion County Good Government Club
A. 8. Johnson
Fountain Square
Christian Church
Denker
Fountain Square Clothier
Michigan City City Manager Cleared to Run Again
Attorney General James M. Ogden ruled that Michigan City's city manager government may stay in place in de facto form until new council members are elected and take office. Governor Harry G. Leslie requested the opinion after the state supreme court struck down the city manager law.
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Michigan City
James M. Ogden
Harry G. Leslie
Michigan City Authoritie
Ogden
A. R. Couden
Louis H. Krueger
Walter C. Williams
Supreme Court
Ogders
Weather Report: 9 30 A M In Air Conditions
In the air at 9 30 a m the southeast wind was six miles per hour the temperature 58 and barometric pressure 30 17 at sea level ceiling 2000 feet overcast visibility four miles hazy field good
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