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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
8
Herbert Hoover leads a restrained nationwide campaign style. He avoids large rallies, plans speeches for weeks, and relies on lieutenants for stumping while maintaining a brisk daily schedule at his Moran Mansion headquarters through the final push.
Local resident Geo. Ride of Kankakee Illinois endorses Viuna claiming rapid relief from cramps gas biliousness and back pain after meals. He reports improved digestion sleep and appetite and offers a money back guarantee with a $1 price through Iceland Medicine Co. Indianapolis Indiana.
The Navy reports a shortage of aviation personnel as trainees at Pensacola fail to qualify as pilots. Circulars call for aviation study for officers and enlisted men to boost pilot production. Ford Motor Company aviation division sold seven tri motor all metal planes to the Army Air Service. W B Stout, designer of the first all metal Ford, reportedly resigns to pursue aerial transportation in Europe.
In the Air South wind at 9 mph the pressure is 30.22 inches at sea level temperature 66 degrees with unlimited ceiling and visibility.
Mrs. Goldie Miller, 20, of 2221 English Ave., was arrested on intoxication and vagrancy charges after appearing at police headquarters and claiming an automobile involved in an accident at New York and Douglas Streets. Lowell Keller, 24, of 608 N Delaware St., was arrested on improper driving and lack of title and chauffeur’s license. He said a woman who lent him the car. Miller gave conflicting stories about the car’s origin, finally saying it came from her separated husband. John Coolidge joins New Haven bowling association while learning railroad work with the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
Lieut. R. Stevens of Marion Indiana flew a Seimens Halske Waco biplane to Indianapolis airport on Tuesday with two passengers. He returned to Marion Tuesday evening.
Charles Wehrung, a former Embry-Riddle student in Cincinnati, piloted the mail plane from Cincinnati to Chicago on Tuesday marking his first trip as a professional pilot for the school’s service.
In Charlotte Mecklenberg County Superior Court a not guilty verdict was returned for E. F. Pressler his wife and Samuel Daniels alias Professor Brandoline in the love powder trial. The state alleged Daniels supplied an arsenate of lead potion that killed L. M. Lockamy, first husband of Mrs Pressler. The case highlighted Daniels as a crystal gazer and love doctor.
Raymond F. Murray Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney urged Fifth Ward Democrats to vote against the last vestige of Stephensonism in Marion County at a meeting on Tuesday night. He stressed citizenship above party.
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