Hatfield Again Named Leader of Motor Club
Hatfield is named leader of a motor club amid AFL convention discussions in Boston. William Green and Father John W. Maguire address racketeering in labor unions and ways to combat it while James J. Davis notes unemployment and the hoped return to normalcy. Maguire criticizes high pressure sales and installment plans driving over-spending.
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Hatfield
Motor Club
Frank Murphy
United Press
Boston
American Federation of Labor
William Green
John W. Maguire
St. Viator’s College
Bourbonnais
Father Maguire
Green
Chicago
New York
James J. Davis
Maguire
Former Romanian minister forms new cabinet
Georges Mironescu, former foreign affairs minister, formed a new cabinet today in Romania, succeeding the resigning peasant government of Premier Julius Maniu.
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United Press B
Romania
Georges Mironescu
Julius Maniu
Re-Elected Hoosier Motor Club Leaders at Annual Session
Frank D. Hatfield was re-elected president of the Hoosier Motor Club at the annual election following the directors’ vote. Officers L. Losey Brant Pritchard and Stoops were also re-elected. new three year directors named Logs don Brant Parry with holdovers Adams Evans Patterson Losey Hatfield and Pritchard. Directors outlined a 1931 legislative program including driver responsibility law highway width and weight limits and protection of the gasoline tax for road building.
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Frank D. Hatfield
Hoosier Motor Club
Robert H. Losey
Walter L. Brant
Walter Pritchard
Todd Stoops
L. L. Logsdon
Brant
A. J. Parry
Roy E. Adams
A. L. Evans
W. C. Patterson
Losey
Hatfield and Pritchard
Indiana
Highway Commission
State holiday shifted to Monday after Columbus Day fairs on Sunday
Columbus Day events Sunday Oct 12 lead to a state holiday on Monday as state offices close. Government offices and statehouse will be shut to observe the observed holiday. Calendar adjustments reflect the moved holiday for state employees.
Detroit kidnappings trial focuses on four defendants
In Detroit a kidnapping trial nears conclusion with Harry Hallisey Jerry Mulane Roy Cornelius and Louis Ross charged with abducting Charles Mattler for 14800 dollars. Layman testified about Toledo kidnapings and Brock’s murder while Mattler’s brother recounted notes demanding ransom and a failed money handoff on Cherry Street.
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United Press
Detroit
Charles Mattler
Harry Hallisey
Jerry Mulane
Roy Cornelius
Louis Ross
Joseph
Legs) Laman
Fred Begemen
Wyandotte
Subpenas
Layman
Toledo
Max Plummer
Earl Brock
Brock
Laman
Ohio
R. Andrews
Ross
Mattler
Harry
Harry Miller
Cherry Street
Stricken in Church Pastor Henry M. Rogers Dies
Dr. Henry M. Rogers a 78 year old Hanover resident died suddenly in the Irvington Presbyterian church during Synod deliberations. He served fifty two years in the Presbyterian ministry at various southern Indiana pulpits before death from heart disease. The body was to be returned to Hanover today.
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Henry M. Rogers
Hanover
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Synod of Indiana
Rogers
Indiana
Real Estate Minded Sales Contest Opens In Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Real Estate Board launches a sales contest to promote a real estate minded city. The event starts at 8 this morning and runs until October 2 with two teams competing for top honors.
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Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Konjola Endorsements Highlight Modern Medicine
A discussion extols Konjola as a highly praised medicine in America with widespread dorsements, suggesting its impact exceeds what the medicine itself does. The piece emphasizes public admiration and the count of endorsements as evidence of its renown.
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America
Mayor backs Forget-me-not sale in Indianapolis
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan endorses Forget-me-not day on November 8 to support the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. The fundraiser asks citizens to buy blue forget-me-nots, wear them in remembrance, and donate to aid disabled veterans with Hoover and veterans groups backing the effort. The note also mentions the Canadian mounted police force.
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Reginald H. Sullivan
Indianapolis
Hoover
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Court Refuses Support Money for Rain Baby
Marie Breedlove of Bloomington loses her bid for child support from former husband William Breedlove for Robert Eugene Breedlove born after their divorce. The case stems from a prior Monroe circuit court order requiring support for Vernon Lee Breedlove and public attention over the roadside abandonment during a storm.
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United Press
Bloomington
Ind
Marie Breedlove
Indianapolis
William Breedlove
Robert Eugene Breedlove
Herbert A. Rundell
Monroe
Breedlove
Vernon Lee Breedlove
Funeral Rites Set for Edmond Connor War Veteran
Funeral services will be held at 3 30 Saturday for Edmond Connor a war veteran who died Thursday at Methodist hospital. He was a native of Perry county and will be buried in Crown Hill cemetery. He lived with his niece Mrs Anna Littell and her daughter Mrs Alta Barber. He was a member of George H Thomas post G A R and the Methodist church.
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Edmond Connor
Methodist Hospital
Perry County
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary
West Fall Creek Boulevard
Crown Hill Cemetery
Conner
Anna Littell
Alta Barber
George H. Thomas Post
Methodist Church
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Federation Chief
Chicago Case
Davis
Frank Hatfield
Tod Stoops
McGuffeyites
D. 5S. Goble
J. E. Holt
Davis Credit Shoe Store
Massachusetts Avenue
Hoosier Organization
Axminster
Parlor Furnace
Cowhide University
Falcon Radios
National Furniture
Konjola
Robert Orrill
Wilcox Studio
Union City
South
Columbia Street
Hook Dependable
Illinois
Washington Streets
Orrill
SGI
Canadian Mounted Police Force
Bik
Lincoln
E. Washington ST. Eis, Gizece
South America
Mediterranean
Egypt
Holy Land
West Indies
Caribbean Sea
Round the
Richard A. Kurtz
Travel Bureau
Acunion Trust
East Market St
Riley
Silvertone
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Alabama Street
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