Chokes Girl and Remains With Body Overnight in Hotel
Dexter Dayton a 25 year old Kansas City insurance man confessed to choking Marjorie O Donnell 24 in a fashionable hotel room over a quarrel about another man He planned suicide afterward drank liquor to fortify his courage and slept beside the body until police were summoned Dayton identified himself as J M Burton of Baltimore and the couple checked in in evening dress Reports say the missing or misused name and the motive were linked to a broader pattern of violent crime and a recent strangulation case nearby with a nurse murdered and a bank clerk indicted
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Washington
Dexter Dayton
Kansas City
Marjorie O'Donnell
Dayton
Lorenzo Jones
Jones
Tye
Miss O’donnell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ft. Leavenworth
John O'Donnell
Oil City
Virginia McPherson
McPherson
Miss O'Donnell
National Geographic Magazine
J. M
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Baltimore
Ford tour hops short with 28 planes departing Camden
A large corps of mechanics tunes up twenty eight planes at Camden airport as the Ford reliability tour begins. The two shortest hops start from Philadelphia with next stops at Baltimore and Richmond Virginia the overnight control point. John Livingston leads the tour in a Wright engined Waco biplane.
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Corps of Mechanics
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Baltimore
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Indiana Day Declared for December 11 by Governor Leslie
Governor Harry G. Leslie designates December 11 as Indiana day to mark the state's entry into the Union on December 11, 1816. Proclamation issued today to honor the anniversary and commemorate the milestone.
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Suit Seeks Ouster of Michigan City Manager
A federal suit aims to return former Democratic officials to power in Michigan City, arguing the city manager law is illegal and that ex Mayor Fred Miller's administration should resume control. Attorney General Ogden insists current city manager officials stay in place until the January 1 transition following the November election.
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Arthur L. Gilliam
John Yeagley
South Bend
Fred Miller
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James M. Ogden
Colonel Perry III Exhibits Long Civil War Service
Colonel Oran Perry 91, long time superintendent of the Soldiers and Sailors monument, is critically ill with heart disease. A Civil War veteran, he enlisted April 19 1861 and was discharged July 5 1865 as a colonel after commanding the Sixteenth and Sixty-ninth Indiana regiments. He later worked with the Pennsylvania Railroad for 35 years and served as Indiana adjutant general 1902 to 1911. He authored Indiana in the Mexican War.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Slayings Trial Under Fire as State Closes Case
In Charlotte, Oct. 9, the state prepared to rest in the murder of Gastonia Police Chief O. F. Aderholt at the Loray mill. Testimony included unrelated references as officers Roach Hord and Gilbert faced character witnesses and defense attempts to undermine their credibility.
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O. F. Aderholt
Loray Mill
Adam Hord
Adam
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Fall Ill Forces Temporary Halt in Fall Bribery Trial
Former Interior Secretary Albert Fall was deemed too ill to attend court prompting Judge Hitz to appoint Dr. Stirling Ruffin to assess him. Fall suffered a coughing spell and lung trouble after being escorted from the courtroom. Trial to resume Thursday pending the doctor’s report with possible indefinite postponement if condition worsens.
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Detroit nonpartisan primary yields decisive mayoral clash
Detroit voters cast more than 172000 ballots in the nonpartisan primary. John W. Smith led the mayoralty ticket with 71417 votes, while Charles Bowles gained 53222 to win the other nomination alongside him. Mayor John C. Lodge trailed with 38420 votes.
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Recorder’s Court
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Tragedy in Sacramento Man Kills Lover Then Self
Robert Gallo aged 45 shot and killed his partner May Gigardee 23 in a hotel room after finding her with L E Tucker. Gallo wounded Tucker fatally and then fatally shot himself.
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Minister Held on Mann Act Charge in Detroit
Rev. James W. Barber, 34, former Elk City Oklahoma pastor, jailed in Detroit on Mann Act charge. Wife and four children in Elk City. Witness Mrs. Lottie Sparks of McAllister, mother of three. DOJ seeks transfer to Oklahoma for trial. Barber allegedly met Mrs. Sparks in McAllister and lived with her in Detroit after moving from a camp meeting.
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Girl's cries told in Pantages case
A spectator testifies in Los Angeles as Eunice Pringle, 17, describes being assaulted by Alexander Pantages in a secluded room at the Pantages theater. Witnesses recount screams from the mezzanine and hallway as Pringle fled, collapsing in apparent distress.
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Los Angeles
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Alexander Pantages
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Louis Fisher
Frederick T. Wise
William Gordon
W. C. Hale
Fourth in The Times dog series by Indiana expert Jillson
The Times presents the fourth article in a dogs series by Helen B. Jillson, Indiana’s leading canine authority. She shares guidance on the best time to adopt a family pet and explains why adoption matters.
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Helen B. Jillson
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Fire on U S Ship Iling Struck Six Times by Chinese Artillery
The American steamship Iling was fired on six times by Chinese troops 219 miles above Hankow on the Yangtse river. Consul General Frank Lockhart informed the State Department that there were no casualties and that he protested to the Chinese commissioner for foreign affairs.
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Washington
Hankow
Yangtse
Frank Lockhart
State Department
Lockhart
Auto crash near Gary leaves two dead two injured
Two killed and two hurt in a Gary interurban collision last night. The dead are Peggy Hughes, 13, and John K. Hall, 30, both of Gary. Peggy Hughes’s parents, Jack and Peggy, are hospitalized with rib fractures and possible internal injuries. Another daughter was unhurt.
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Gary
Ind
Peggy Hughes
John K. Hall
Jack Hughes
Glee Club to Appear at Shrine Luncheon
Manual Training high school's glee club of sixty five voices will entertain Shriners at the Caravan Club luncheon at the Murat temple Thursday. The chorus directed by Miss Louise Ewing will perform the entire program and prizes are to be awarded for attendance.
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Glossbrenner Platform Talk Shaping Indianapolis Mayoral Campaign
Republicans prepare a 24 hour platform draft for Alfred M. Glossbrenner as he outlines his mayoral program during twelve ward meetings over three weeks. Democrats plan a Tomlinson Hall mass meeting with Reginald Sullivan and a keynote by Frederick Van Nuys as L Ert Slack and others attend.
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Cubs Aim to Tie World Series as Malone Faces Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics still lead the 1929 World Series after winning the opener 3 to 1. Chicago Cubs count on Pat Malone to even the series while Connie Mack sets George Earnshaw to oppose him. Cloudy Chicago weather and a 60 degree forecast greet game two.
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Indicted in Stabbing Case in Greene County
Wayne Lucas 35 faces two to fourteen years if convicted of involuntary manslaughter after a Greene County jury returned the indictment. Oliphant 18, a high school student, was fatally stabbed during a mob fight two weeks ago. The grand jury also heard liquor law violation evidence gathered by federal and county authorities.
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Police admit failure in hunt for Detroit boy
Detroit police confess bafflement in the disappearance of Jackie Thompson a 5 year old son of a wealthy realty man kidnapped by two men on September 30. State county and city officers have not located the boy.
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United Press
Detroit
Jackie Thompson
Condition of Dr. Shumaker in Indiana Anti-Saloon League update
Condition of Dr. Edward S. Shumaker, superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, remained grave as he battles an incurable liver disease. Dr. C R Sowder states there is no cure, while Dr. C H Winders was named temporary superintendent and will lead during the illness. Miles notes the league plans no election recommendations for Indiana city races.
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Indiapolis Church Federation
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Indianapolis
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Northwood
Rominger Named National Party Mayor Candidate in City Election
Wiley J. Rominger was named today as the National party candidate for mayor in the city election on November 5. National chairman John Zahnd announced the choice. Other city posts include Lillie M. Sterns for City Clerk and a slate of district council candidates led by Mabel La Rue First district Charles L. Baxter Second Bert Decker Third Louis J. Denzer Fourth Benjamin A. Long Fifth Chauncey B. Reddick Sixth. Candidates meet at 7 p.m. at 205 Holliday Building.
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National Party
John Zahnd
Lillie M. Sterns
Mabel la Rue
Charles L. Baxter
Bert Decker
Louis J. Denzer
Benjamin A. Long
Chauncey B. Reddick
Boy Held by U S on Dyer Act Auto Theft Charge
James Poe, 16, of Chicago, held in city prison for federal prosecution under the Dyer act. He allegedly stole a automobile a month ago in Lyons, Illinois, drove to Marion county, Indiana, and abandoned it. He was arrested in Noblesville but escaped from the county jail. He has two prior automobile theft convictions.
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Lyons
Marion County
Indiana
Noblesville
Versions conflict in mill killings at Marion mill
In Marion North Carolina the defense in a commitment hearing for sixteen sheriff's officers and mill workers accused of murdering five men at a Marion mill presents a revised account. Defenders claim strikers fired first and that Sheriff Oscar Adkins fought to prevent further violence while state witnesses place him at the mill gate shooting.
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N. C
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George Jonas
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Adkins
W. F. Harding
Cowan
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Ralph Capone Held on Tax Swindle Charge
Ralph Capone brother of Scarface Al was jailed in Chicago facing federal tax evasion charges. He allegedly tried to pass tickets to his wife at arrest time, remarking perhaps she could use them. Meanwhile, Guggenheim nomination to Cuba was approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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World Series Big Board Returns in Philadelphia and Chicago
The Times reports the player board will operate Friday for game three in Philadelphia and again this afternoon for game two in Chicago with a crowd larger than Tuesday. Viewers will see each move moments after it happens and be Be The Times guests for the remaining games.
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