Chinese General Feng Yu Hsiang Claims China War Likely Within Year
In an interview with Roy W. Howard, Feng Yu Hsiang asserts that a war between Manchuria's Marshal Chang Tso Lin and Feng's Peking forces is inevitable within a year. He accuses Bolshevists of friends at the top, and suggests tariff autonomy and abolition of unequal treaties as key to sincerity at the Peking conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chan Tso Lien
Manchuria
Feng Yu Hsiang
Peking
Roy W. Howard
Scripps- How
Chang
Tuan
Feng
Howard
Scripps-Howard
Kalgan
Old
Mongolia
Chang Tso Lin
Mukden
Duvall Tax Plan Faces Backlash In Indianapolis Campaign
Democratic rival Walter Myers warned heavier taxes would hit Indianapolis if mayoral candidate John L. Duvall wins. Duvall defended his stance saying he would not mislead voters while promising crime control and police effectiveness, though critics question past enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John L. Duvall
Walter Myers
Kahn Tailoring Company
Myers
Bill Armitage
George W. Coffin
Duvall
Hickory Slim
Police Chief Orders Clean Up Indiana Ave Gambling Suspects
An injunction petition led Police Chief Herman F Rikhoff to order tighter patrols on Indiana Ave. Special attention was to 522 Indiana Ave the former Golden West Cabaret. Officers must visit suspicious places hourly and enforce closure if gambling continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Ave
Herman F. Rikhoff
Golden West
Archie Young
Harry Lee
Wedding Bells Mellow for Bride and Groom in Indiana
Samuel Kemper, 81, and widow bride, 75, wed at a home on English Ave. Indianapolis. Kemper, Civil War veteran with five children, six grandchildren and one great grandchild, previously celebrated a golden wedding in 1918. Mrs. Kemper, widow of 1879 marriage to Andrew J. Bolen, had no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Kemper
Kemper
Andrew J. Bolen
English Ave
General Sherman
Georgia
Indiana
Burnt Hickory
Rasacka
Virginia
South Sts
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Johnson County
Franklin
Riley Tribute by Children at Riley Birth Anniversary
Lockerbie Street in Riley’s hometown was decked with flags as students from School No. 9 and others gathered to honor James Whitcomb Riley on his birth anniversary. Speeches by Frederick E. Schortemeier and IU president William Lowe Bryan, with remarks by local officials and a park dedication at Riley Memorial Park in Greenfield, marked the observance.
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Lockerbie St
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Frederick E.schortemeier
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Greenfield
Brandywine
Ole
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Ind
Lejeune Defends Air Service In Legion Address
United Press report from Omaha Nebraska recalls General John A Lejeune commandant of the Marine Corps arguing against splitting the air service from the Army and Navy. He called the air arm essential and likened separation to tearing a man’s legs from his body. The audience reacted with strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Omaha
Neb
John A. Lejeune
United States Marine Corps
Air Service
William Mitchell
American Legion National Convention
Army
Navy
Lejeune
Mitchell
Devil Dogs
Girl Takes Poison After Parole From Indiana Girls School
Ruth Collins of Anderson is hospitalized in critical condition at Robert W. Long Hospital after taking poison pills. She was brought to the hospital by Indiana Girls' School officials at Clermont. School authorities would not comment. It is believed she recently left parole and feared return for parole violation. Two detectives were said to have called for her when she took the poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Collins
Anderson
Robert W. Long
Robert E. Neff
Indiana Girls’ School
Clermont
Myers Blames Boss Rule for Duvall Control in G O P
Democratic candidate Walter Myers charged Tuesday night that the local Republican faction is run by bosses making John L. Duvall unable to escape their influence. Myers claimed a vote for Duvall is a vote for Coffin and Armitage who have stolen the Republican label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Duvall
G. OU. P
Walter Myers
Beecher
Shelby Sts
Duvall
Coffin
Armitage
Myers
Fox hound derbies draw big crowd in Nashville event
More than 650 fox hounds ran in derby races during the Southern Indiana Fox Hunters Association annual meeting in Nashville Indiana. Attendance was about 5,000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Fox Hunters
Southern Indiana Fox Hunters’ Association
U S Men At Lafayette For Raids
Federal prohibition agents sweep Lafayette as part of a planned state wide drive on liquor violations. Ansel R Harris leads the effort in the Thirteenth district with more raids expected Thursday as agents move to another region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Prohibition
Ansel R. Harris
Thirteenth District
Bert C. Morgan
Harris
Thursady
Prohibition Department
Wabash Votes Down Strike Over Student Autos
Crawfordsville Oct 7 Times Special. Captain Don Sherman led a compromise at Wabash College after a mass meeting in the chapel. Upperclassmen backed a limited auto ban while freshmen and sophomores favored immediate seven day use. Trustees will permit weekend driving through Dec 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Don Sherman
Wabash College
Chapel
Sherman
Halloween Mardi Gras Ball planned at Tomlinson Hall
Plans for the third annual Hallowe en Mardi Gras Ball were announced today to August Schrader, general arrangements chairman. The Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor. Two orchestras The Cotton Pickers and The Dixie Jubileers will provide music. Cash prizes will be awarded for the best masked couple and the best dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Pirates Fans Await World Series Fun At Forbes Field
In Pittsburgh on October 7, excitement rises as weather bets and expert forecasts foretell a Senators vs Bucaneers game. Walter Johnson talks of a minor ankle issue while Garry Herrmann jokes about kegless visits at the Schenley. One-Eyed Connelly and Ban Johnson mingle with fans as the World Series revival begins, with banners and shop-window portraits fueling local enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Senators
Bucaneers
Prohibition
Howeer
Forbes Field
Johnson
New York
Schenley
Landis
Mr. Connelly
Gene Tunney
Jack Hendricks
Connelly
Ban Johnson
Ford of the air plan moves toward mass flight
Henry Ford declares in an interview from Detroit that the air cooled eight cylinder 200 horsepower engine is near completion at Ford laboratories. He envisions aviation transforming the world much as the automobile did and says planes will be available for all who wish to fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Walter
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Ford
Ford Laboratories
Henry Ford
America
First World Series tilt opens in Pittsburgh at Forbes Field
Washington Senators clash with the Pittsburgh Pirates in the opening game of the World Series at Forbes Field. Crowd size swells beyond seats as bettors price the Pirates at 7 to 5. Managers Harris and McKechnie choose Lee Meadows and Walter Johnson to start, with Yde and Aldridge lined up for later games. Muddy Ruel catches for Washington and Earl Smith handles Pirates.
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Bucky Harris
Washington
Walter Johnson
Muddy” Ruel
Bill McKechnie
Leo Meadows
Earl Smith
United
Pittsburgh
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes Field
Roger Peckinpaugh
Stanley Coveleskie
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Lee Meadows
Harris
McKechnie
Vic Aldridge
Emil Yde
Coveleskie
Alex Ferguson
Ferguson
Muddy Ruel
Washington Today
Meadows
Senators
Morrowfield
Squirrel Hill
President Coolidge’s call for tolerance praised
An Omaha speech by President Coolidge praising tolerance drew strong endorsements from Indianapolis leaders. Officials, business figures, and political candidates lauded the address as a defense of American ideals, urging unity, justice, and opposition to religious intolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Omaha
Neb
Indianapolis
Ogden
Edward J. Geusepohl
Chamber of Commerce
The Probable Line-Ups
The probable lineups list Pittsburgh Moore at 2b Carey in center field Cuyler in right Barnhart at first Traynor at third Wright at short Grantham at first Washington Rice at out eight Harvin at second Goslin St Judge at first J Harris in right Bluege at third Peck at short Ruel at catcher Smith at catcher Johnson on the mound Meadows on the mound Umpires Rigler Morarity first base McCormick second base Owens third base.
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Pittsburgh
Moore
Carey
Cuyler
Barnhart
Traynor
Wright
Grantham
Washington
Rice
Harvin
Goslin
St Judge
J. Harris
Rf Bluege
Peck
Ss Ruel
Smith
Johnson
P Meadows
Rigler
Moriarity
McCormick
Owens
Florida Lure Undermined by U S Treasury Report
The United States Treasury Department punctured Florida's lure to investment in oceanfront lots. Salesmen touted a millionaire’s winter playground near wealth centers, with tens of thousands of high priced sites in Sarasota, Miami, and West Palm Beach. The 1925 tax bureau report on 1922 data dims the sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Keats Irlorida
United States Treasury Department
Ocean
Gulf Shore
Sarasota
Chamber of Commerce
Miami
West Palm Beach
United States Income Tax Bureau
Car deficit widens for Indianapolis Street Railway
The monthly report to the public service commission shows total deficit of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company at 107,459.91 dollars. September receipts were 392,161.05 dollars, down 4,537.44 from September 1923. August receipts stood at 371,579.83 dollars versus 385,488.76 last year, a drop of 14,108.93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
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Chang Tso Lien
Yu Hsiang
Peking Forces
Mits
Rea’ Alliance
Wyers
Indiana Avenue
Rikhoff
Samuel N. Kemper
Bryan
Mark Twain
Robert Harter
Margerite Walters
Corliss Carroll
Robert Taylor
Hugh McK. Landon
Carleton B. McCullough
Henry Noble Sherwood
Legion
Mitchell Foe
Timea Speciat
Aim
LD de Vices Ars
U.S
Fed
Eral
Wabash
Junior C. of
Stanley, Harris
Ruel
Garry
By Westbrook Pegler
Planes For All
New York Financial District
Ruel, Smith, Cathhers
Terests
John L. du
Vall
Iinderse
Alvah J. Rucker
Republican City Organization
Charles A. Bookwalter
Bookwalter Ball-Greathouse Printing Company
Shank
Henry L. Dithmer
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
James M
Florida
Treasury Department
Artic Les
Orida
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