Dailey Hopes Rise as Indiana G.O.P. Mixed on Smith
Democrats anticipate Frank C. Dailey winning Indiana governor as 1924 voting patterns are examined. They project Hoover's Indiana majority around 150,000 to 200,000 but expect Dailey to benefit from a shift in Republican strength and potential La Follette support, while Smith remains a hurdle.
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Coolidge
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Hoover
la Follette
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Norman Thomas
Imidana
Arthur Robinson
Raids at San Antonio Hotel Crack Gambling Ring During Legion Meet
Federal agents and Texas rangers moved to curb gambling and liquor flow at the American Legion convention in San Antonio. A raid on the St. Anthony Hotel closed a flourishing gambling room and seized paraphernalia. Seventeen men were arrested and about a hundred barrels of liquor seized. One detainee was Alfred Street, son of the late Sam Street, charged with violating federal prohibition laws.
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Texas
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Ernest Walsh
New York City
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Indiana social work conference to meet in Terre Haute
The thirty seventh Indiana conference on social work will convene in Terre Haute on Saturday and continue through Tuesday. Dr. W C Van Nuys, superintendent of the State Village of Epileptics, is association president.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Conference On Social Work
W. C. van Nuys
State Village of Epileptics
Burton Named to School After Hilkene Resigns
Carl W. Burton, assistant, temporarily succeeds Jacob H. Hilkene as school buildings and grounds superintendent after Hilkene’s resignation for health reasons. Permanent appointment will likely wait until after Jan 1. Board members note Hilkene’s long service and cordial relations with the district.
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Carl W. Burton
Jacob H. Hilkene
Hilkene
Theodore F. Vonnegut
Charles W. Kern
Lewis E. Whiteman
New President Chiang Kai-Shek Inaugurated In China
Shanghai dispatch reports Chiang Kai-Shek sworn in as president at Nanking creating a unified central government for the first time in 17 years. He will head a government under five councils with executive leg is lative and judicial functions amid nationwide celebration.
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United Press
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Chiang
Nanking
Wuchang
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Oldest Indiana coal miner hopes for wage deal
Digs to reduce. John Aikens, 88, Civil war veteran and the oldest miner in the southern Indiana field, hopes Indiana miners and operators will reach a wage agreement so he can return to Atlas Mine No. 1 in Petersburg. He says digging coal will help him shed weight and return to work.
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Petersburg
Ind
John Aikens
Indiana
Atlas
Aikens
Editor to Testify Before Delaware County Grand Jury in Liquor Probe
George R. Dale editor of a Muncie weekly has been summoned as a witness as the Delaware County grand jury probes liquor and gambling. Dale’s paper had charged a city official with violating prohibition by hosting a party in a local hotel. Judge Clarence W. Dearth ordered the grand jury after Attorney Thomas Miller claimed more blind tigers and gambling than ever in Muncie.
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Times Special
Muncie
Ind
George R. Dale
Delaware County Grand Jury
Dale
Thomas Miller
Clarence W. Dearth
Grand Jury
Youth Hanged for Killing in Prison
Charles Shader age 21 was executed at the Illinois State Penitentiary for his role in the 1927 prison break that killed Warden Peter Klein. The hanging occurred in the Will County jail yard after Shader’s capture in Chicago following an escape from custody.
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United Press
Joliet
Ill
Charles Shader
Illinois State Penitentiary
Peter Klein
Shader
Will County
Klein
Charles Duchowski
Walter Stalesky
Roberto Torrez
Gregorio Rizzo
James Price
Bernardo Rea
Chicago
Women West Indiana club defends voting machine move
The Woman's Department Club faced County Attorney Clinton H. Givan over using a voting machine for members to learn procedure. Club president Mrs. S. E. Perkins and Welfare Committee chair Mrs. P. A. Keller defend the effort as nonpartisan and educational for about 600 women. They argue it saves time at polls and improves voter intelligence. Sol Schloss and Fred Hoke will speak next Wednesday on "The New Power in Politics Woman."
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Clinton H. Givan
8. E. Perkins
Department Club
Woman's Department Club
Givan
S. E. Perkins
Community Welfare Committee
Indiana
P. A. Keller
Boy 3 Hurt After Hog Attack in Logansport
Herbert Wilson 3 is hospitalized in Logansport Ind after being knocked into a hog pen and attacked by a group of hogs. His mother heard his screams and rescued him. Hospital attendants expect a full recovery.
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Logansport
Ind
Herbert Wilson
Byrd Antarctic Expedition Opens Greatest Adventure
Three key figures lead the most expensive scientific exploration as Commander Richard E. Byrd sails from the Panama Canal toward New Zealand then to the Bay of Whales. Captain Frederick C. Melville steers the City of New York, the base ship for a two year polar voyage.
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City of
New York
Antarctic
Bay of Whales
Byrd
South Polar
Frederick C. Melville
Panama Canal
New Zealand
South Pole
Borah Plans a whirlwind tour through South and Northwest
Senator William E. Borah, a leading Hoover speaker, will tour North Carolina Kentucky Tennessee and Texas before returning to the West and Northeast. He will focus on tariff benefits for the South, while Republican efforts push tariff and foreign trade issues as the campaign nears its end.
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Chicago
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Prac
West
Smith
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Opera Star Rosa Ponselle Shares Singing Secrets
Star of the Metropolitan Opera Rosa Ponselle writes a series of articles on six secrets of successful singing to appear in The Times via NEA Service. She answers reader questions on technique for aspiring vocalists, from kitchen singers to stage stars, with debut and Norma spotlight noted.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Times
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NEA Service
Rosa Ponselle
Caruso
Metropolitan
Norma
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Churchman Attacks "Checkbook Charity" at Lutheran Convention
at Luther Memorial Church Erie Pennsylvania Dr Frederick H Knubel president of the United Lutheran Church in America denounced "checkbook charity" and urged a shift toward unselfish mercy. delegates from the United States Canada and India attended the biennial gathering with 1 400 000 members to discuss reforms including divorce policy proposals for malicious desertion and adultery.
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United Preas
United States
Canada
India
Dirigible Los Angeles Flies Over Cleveland en Route
The navy airship Los Angeles returning from San Antonio Texas to Lakehurst New Jersey crossed over Cleveland Ohio at 10 15 this morning marking a notable aerial transit through the area by a military airship.
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San Antonio
Texas
Lakehurst
N. J
Cleveland
Baby Billy Joe Hart Fails Scales At Birth
Big Boy in Bicknell Indiana weighed beyond fifteen pounds at birth. The attending physician placed the newborn Billy Joe Hart on scales, but the device could not accommodate his weight.
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Times Special
Bicknell
Ind
Billy Joe
Charles P. Hart
Kokomo Fire Chief Faces Farm Sentence for Dry Law Violation
Kokomo Indiana October 10 John Aspy fire chief faces a 400 dollar fine and 150 day sentence on the penal farm after Howard Circuit Court conviction for a dry law violation. Fireman Lloyd Morgan was convicted earlier with a 100 dollar fine and thirty day jail term.
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Times
Hoover bids New York GOP to rally for Hoover in New York
Herbert Hoover calls for a strong New York Republican drive to carry the state against Alfred E. Smith. He confers with National Committeeman Charles D. Hilles and H. Edmund Machold on campaign status and the effect of Franklin D. Roosevelt's gubernatorial bid. Hoover also notes a favorable West report from Senator Borah and prepares a Boston speech before departing.
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United Press
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Herbert Hoover
New York
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H. Edmund MacHord
Hilles
Machold
Hoover
Smith
Race Hoover
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Idaho
West
Boston
Governor Alfred E. Smith Heads South for Campaign Tour
Governor Alfred E. Smith takes a day from campaigning to visit the dentist and depart at 11 p m on a multiday southern campaign trip the largest Democratic party tour of his to date with 36 aides 37 reporters seven photographers aboard an eleven car private train including the St Nicholas and an office car with mimeographs. The party includes Mrs Smith and the Governors daughters and other named figures. Stops listed at Richmond Raleigh Greensboro Salisbury and Charlotte with Louisville set as the first speech site Saturday.
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William F. Kenny
Smith
John A. Warner
Francis J. Quillinan
Charles Dana Gibson
Noreman H. Davis
Wilson
Richmond
Raleigh
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Louisville
Curtis Attends Minnesota Stop in Northwestern Campaign
Curtis arrived in St. Paul for his final Minnesota address while endorsing Republican tickets. He backed Senator La Follette at Superior and Arthur E. Nelson in Duluth, continuing his circuit with a talk tonight and a move to Janesville Thursday to close his western campaign.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Charles Curtis
Northwestern
Minnesota
Curtis
Robert M. la Follette
Superior
Wis
Arthur E. Nelson
Duluth
Janesville
Men to Gather for Fourth Annual R C U S Congress
The fourth annual men's congress of the Reformed Church in the United States will be held in Goshen Indiana on Sunday. About 700 expected from twenty Fort Wayne classis churches spanning northeastern Indiana and southern Michigan.
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Goshen
Ind
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