MacDonald Honored in Philadelphia Luncheon Tour
J Ramsay MacDonald labor prime minister of England arrived in Philadelphia to thank doctors and nurses who treated him during a prior illness. A large crowd greeted him at the station and Bellevue Stradford hotel. He hosted about thirty five invited guests and spoke of improving Anglo American relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
England
Ishbel
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
MacDonald
Baltimore
English-speaking Union
Foreign Policy Association
United States
United Press Dispatch on London Naval Conference Acceptance
The state department announced acceptance of Britain's invitation to the London naval conference set for next January. The move signals a formal gathering of nations to discuss naval disarmament and arms limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Italian Societies to Celebrate Columbus Day Parade
Italian societies in Indianapolis will unite Saturday for Columbus day ceremonies. A noon parade forms at the Chamber of Commerce on North Meridian Street, proceeding to Washington Street and the statehouse, followed by brief addresses on the capitol grounds and a dinner dance at the Columbia Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
America
State Capitol
Columbia Club
Chamber of Commerce
Meridian Street
Washington Street
Statehouse
Ownership Hearing Over Auto in Stewart Bankruptcy Case
Hearing to determine ownership of an automobile tied to the bankruptcy of Herman A. Stewart former cashier of the Citizen's National Bank Hope Ind was held before federal bankruptcy referee Carl Wilde. Mrs Stewart claims the car bought with her money but title remains in her husband s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Stewart
Citizen's National Bank
Hope
Ind
Carl Wilde
Stewart
Wilde
City Gets Convention of National Exchange Club
The 1930 convention will be held in Indianapolis after Jacksonville voted to relocate. Officers chosen include J. P. Muller of New York as president, Dr. A. A. Jenkins of Cleveland and John H. Auwtry of Dallas as vice presidents, Harold M. Harter of Toledo as secretary, and Robert F. Nitsche of Terre Haute as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Exchange Club
Indianapolis
R. C. Lennox
Exchange Clubs
Jacksonville
Fla
Ks . Ofucers
J. P. Muller
New York
A. A. Jenkins
Cleveland
John H. Auwtry
Dallas
Harold M. Harter
Toledo
Robert F. Nitsche
Terre Haute
Dawes Sails for U S Ambign to Attend World Fair Work
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes and Mrs. Dawes left aboard the Ile De France for New York. He will go to Chicago for a 1933 world’s fair committee meeting then proceed to Washington to confer with President Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulrk
Aid
Indiana Drivers Need Signatures on Licenses, Says Official
Hoosier Motorist manager Robert Scrogin reports ninety nine of one hundred motorists in Indiana sign improperly or not at all on state licenses. Secretary Otto Fifield acknowledges an error left space for signatures. drivers must sign below the printed name and address, while two white coupons are for post-conviction signing only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Robert H. Scrogin
Hoosier
Otto G. Fifield
John G. McCord
Serogin
McCord
Fifield
Scroggin
State Department
Pantages Case Perjury Hinted During Trial Testimony
Three Pantages theater employees will testify today about being coached in their accounts of the alleged attack on Eunice Pringle. John Sheridan testified that Pantages asked him to relay a manufactured story claiming he witnessed the entry and position of Pringle in the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Pantages Theater
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Tillie Russo
Roy Keene
William Jobelman
John Sheridan
San Diego
Pantages
Sheridan
French Leaders Arrive in Belgium on State Visit
President Gaston Doumergue and Premier Aristide Briand of France arrive in Brussels aboard the Belgian royal train for a state visit. Crowns Prince Leopold and King Albert join the welcome as a military band plays the national anthems and schoolchildren sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brussels
Belgium
Gaston Doumergue
Aristide Briand
France
Leopold
Mons
Albert
Prince Charles
Royal Palace
Mrs Gene Tunney Recovers After Appendectomy
Rapid recovery noted for Mrs Gene Tunney after an appendectomy at Mayer Sanitarium last Saturday. Attending physicians report she took solid nourishment Wednesday and sat up today, with expected hospital discharge in six days.
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Berlin
Gene Tunney
Mayer Sanitarium
Drunken Officers Accused in Loray Mill Riot Trial
Irene Corley defense witness testifies that Gastonia riot police were drunk when they raided union headquarters the night Police Chief Aderholt was killed. The state cites Sacco-Vanzetti links to potential connections between defense witnesses and the Communist party. Trial stalls on admissibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Charlotite
N. C
Loray
Gastonia
O. F. Aderholt
Irene Corley
Fred Erwin Beal
A. J. Roach
Sacco-Vanzetti
State Today
M. W. Barnhill
Communist Party
Telluride banker gets fifteen years for $500000 fraud
Charles Delos Waggoner, bank president in Telluride, pleaded guilty to defrauding New York banks of $500000 and was sentenced to 15 years in a federal prison in Atlanta. U S District Attorney Charles H Tuttle said the Telluride bank would lose $85000 while Waggoner kept the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Charles Delos Waggoner
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Telluride
Colo
Denver
Waggoner
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
Telluride Bank
Charles Delos Jr
Moorhead Likely Only Armory Board Member to Retain Post
Governor Harry G. Leslie indicated that State Senator Robert L. Moorhead will probably be the only current armory board member to keep his post as changes to the board are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Moorhead
Harry G. Leslie
Bandits Turn at Bay in Indiana Illinois Gun Battle
In Hammond Indiana Wednesday a revolver fight ended with the death of Detective Sergeant Leo Fox and one bandit Walter Warzinski. Police wounded leaders and captured several suspects after the Palm Gardens raid and other robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hammond
Indiana-Illinois Line
Palm Gardens
Leo Fox
Walter War
Boys in Blue Indiana Ninth Cavalry Stage Reunion Here
Eight thousand two hundred fifty veterans met at Ft Friendly for the Ninth Indiana Cavalry reunion hosted by Eli Lilly. Captain H H Talbot, 88, Crawfordsville, recalled war scenes while B F Isenberg of Huntington Pa attended with a guest. The gathering featured reminiscences and a reading by Oliphant and a recitation by Sarah Guffin.
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Ft. Friendly
Ninth Indiana Cavalry
Eli Lilly
J. K. Lilly
H. H. Talbot
Crawfordsville
Seventh
Kentucky Cavalry
Andersonville
Sarah Guffin
Rushville
Oliphant
The
Sons of Veterans
Louis Runnels
B. F. Isenberg
Huntington
Pennsylvania Millers’ Fire Insurance Company
Sherman
Isenberg
Sullivan for Mayor Club organized by ex servicemen
E Kirk McKinney announced the Sullivan for Mayor Club led by Nathan Swain attorney with a long list of organizers including Dr. Charles Mers Gideon Blain Clay Bachelder Harold Bachelder B Howard Coughran Grover Parr Smiley Chambers Albert Stump Lawrence Helms Judge Thomas Garvin Frank W Jeffery John McNutt Theodore Locke Glenn Ralston Adolph Schreiver Leo Smith Bowman Elder Herbert Weaver Sidney Mahalowitz Frank Woolling Wilfred Bradshaw Roy Milburn Russell Giles Walter Myers and Marvin Curle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Schreiver
Leo X. Smith
Bowman Elder
Herbert J. Weaver
Sidney Mahalowitz
Frank Woolling
Cc. P. Frenzel
Wilfred Bradshaw
Roy T. Milburn
Russell Giles
Walter Myers
Marvin Curle
Prince of Wales Attends Harewood Funeral in Leeds
The Prince of Wales flew from Hendon to Leeds today to attend the Earl of Harewood's funeral as the king's representative. The Earl was Princess Mary’s father in law. Prince George also flew from Windsor to Hull to open a municipal airfield.
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London
Prince of Wales
Hendon
Leeds
Earl of Harewood
Earl
Princess Mary
Prince George
Windsor
Hull
Bodies on Way Home Eighty-Six Coffins Reach Leningrad
Eighty six coffins holding American soldiers who died serving with allied White Russian forces in Archangel arrived in Leningrad. They will stay several days before shipments proceed to Havre France and then the United States for permanent burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Leningrad
Archangel
Havre
France
United States
Albert Neuerburg to Head Ticket for Indianapolis Mayoralty
Albert Neuerburg real estate dealer and president of the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs plans an independent nonpartisan ticket for mayor. He will head the ticket selecting business and civic leaders for the council and delays filing until October 16. He argues for lower taxes and nonpartisan police and fire services, claiming civic groups feel ignored by current city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Neuerburg
Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Neuerburg
East Tenth Street
Councilmanic
Neuerberg
Killer Hangs Self In County Jail
Michael Skesavage twenty year old, 40, implicated in two murders, two other shootings, and a string of robberies, hanged himself in the county jail today. He was found by authorities with a belt around his neck, the belt used as a noose, the body hanging by the cell door bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Wilkes- Barre
Michael Skesavage
Two Old Banks Merge in New Haven Consolidation
Two of the oldest national banks in the United States the First National Bank of New Haven and the Second National Bank of New Haven merged today. The consolidated bank will have a capital of about 6 500 000 dollars officials announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
United Press
Conn
United States
First
Second National Banks of
Consolidated Bank
Girl Killer Is Held By Jury Inoregon? (Note: invalid. fix)
Dexter Churchill Dayton a 25 year old Kansas City Mo insurance salesman was ordered held for the grand jury by a coroner s jury in the inquest into the death of his sweetheart Miss Marjorie O Donnell who was strangled Dayton wearing a brown suit after confessing to the crime to a hotel bellboy and declining to testify further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Dexter Churchill Dayton
Kansas City
Marjorie O'Donnell
Dayton
Deliver Us Racket Targeting Hollingsworth Freight
Mrs. Henrietta Hollingsworth reported a man posing as a freight collector came to her home at 3409 East Sixteenth Street on a Wednesday afternoon. He convinced her to pay 1.2 dollars, then asked to borrow a blow torch to fix his broken truck and left. The freight remains undelivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Hollingsworth
East Sixteenth Street
Hollingsworths
Four Russian fliers near ready for U S flight landing
Four pilots from Land of the Soviets near completion of a motor upgrade in Seattle as their Moscow to New York flight approaches a Friday takeoff. They were forced down last week near Craig Alaska during the routing from Sitka.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Coast Guard
Craig
Alaska
Sitka
Moscow
New York
Series Rivals Eastward Bound for World Series
Aboard the baseball special the Philadelphia Athletics travel to Philadelphia for game three at Shibe Park on Friday after two decisive wins. The Chicago Cubs arrive morose, with Rogers Hornsby studying a racing form as tensions rise. The Athletics hold a 2-0 lead, and betting favors them to clinch the title in the next games.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Athletics
Cubs
Shibe Park
Howard Ehmke
Mackiner
Fri Gay
Joe McCarthy
Charlie Root
Mackmen
Archdeacon Dodson Attacks Prohibition Policy
Archdeacon Joseph H. Dodson, formerly of Zanesville Ohio and head of the Church Temperance Society of the United States, denounces prohibition as an ignorant experiment causing jail crowding and misery. He urges return of light wines and beer and notes weak enforcement in Finland.
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United Press
York
Joseph H.* Dodson
The
Episcopal Church
Zanesville
Church Temperance Society of the
United States
Dod
Son
Finland
Temperance Society
Jowan Seen Successor to Dr Shumaker in Anti-Saloon League Shuffle
Sam McNaught, head of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League, is viewed as a likely successor to the ailing Dr. E S Shumaker. F Scott McBride, national head, says a smaller state leader will be chosen to avoid factional fights. McNaught’s backing from Shumaker and Indiana leaders is noted while Dr C H Winders not a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McNaught
Iowa, Anti-Saloon League
League
E. S. Shumaker
Shumaker
F. Scott McBride
Washington
Broadway
Indiana City Chieftain
McBride
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
McNaught
C. H. Winders
Indianapolis
Church Federation of Indianapolis
Frank
Bone Dry) Wright
Detroit Man to Speak At Indianapolis Repair Shops Meet
Jed V. McGraw of Bayday Piston Company Detroit will discuss increased service problems from high compression motors at a Chamber of Commerce meeting of the Indianapolis G and Repair Shops Association tonight. Bruce Glaze and W O Taylor of Gets Manufacturing Company Andrews Ind also on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed V. McGraw
Bayday Piston Company
Detroit
Indianapolis G and Repair Shops Association
Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Glaze
W. O. Taylor
Gets Manufacturing Company
Andrews
Ind
Veteran 100 Dies After Farm Years in Cross Roads
George Washington Bullock aged 100 of Cross Roads farm died today. Born December 2 1828 in Milford New York he served in the Civil War and witnessed General Grant accept General Lee’s surrender at Appomattox Court House Virginia in 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playinawn
OL. I
George Washington Bullock
Cross Roads Farm
Bullock
Milford, N. Y
Grant
Lee
Appomattox Court House
Strike vote on New Orleans transit contract in 1937
More than 1,200 striking car operators voted on a tentative agreement presented by William Green of the AFL and New Orleans Public Service Inc. Local and international Car Men's union officers recommended acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite
New Orleans
William Green
American Federation of Labor
New Orleans Public Service Inc
Carmen's Union
X-ray Prenatal Imaging Advances Highlighted by Council
Denver experts announce rapid prenatal X-rays by the Child Research council affiliated with the University of Colorado school of medicine. The fast radiography detects unborn lung infections in one-twentieth of a second, offering early diagnosis and potential treatment to prevent chronic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Child Research Council
University of Colorado School of Medicine
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A. J. McCormick
G. H. Clement
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J. L. Moore
Charles O. Nixon
Boys In Blue
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