Knox and Pike Counties Must Fill Vacancy Left by Curtis Shake
State election commissioners sent letters to Republican and Democratic chairmen in Knox and Pike Counties asking them to choose candidates for the State Senate seat left by Curtis Shake Vincennes. A special election will follow Shake’s resignation as he seeks the Democratic nomination for Attorney General.
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Pike
Curtis Shake
Pike Counties
Vincennes
Shake
G O P Victory Urged By Good In Indiana Campaign
James W. Good and Postmaster General Harry S. New addressed Indiana business leaders at the Columbia Club urging a $225,000 quota for the national G O P campaign fund. They praised Herbert Hoover and warned of the stakes in the upcoming election twenty seven days away. Indiana should pay its own way, they said, as organizers outlined procedures for the drive.
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James W. Good
Republican Western
Chicago
Indiana
Good
Harry S. New
United States
Columbia Club
Herbert Hoover
New
Allard Smith
Union Trust Company of
Cleveland
J. R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Thomas C. Howe
Indianapolis
Hoover oil holdings claim fuels Minnesota speech
Former Republican State Senator H. C. Hansbrough told a Minneapolis audience that Herbert Hoover owns large oil land holdings in Colombia and Mexico. He urged Hoover to retire, repeating charges questioned by Henry J. Allen of the Republican National Committee who demanded a retraction.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
H. C. Hansbrough
Henry J. Allen
Republican National Committee
Herbert Hoover
West
Allen
Hoover
Mexico
Colombia
Funeral date set for Indianapolis man Swoboda
Funeral services for William Swoboda 48 of 5853 Julian Ave are at 2 p m Saturday at his sister’s home 1210 Evison St with rites at Gethsemane Lutheran Church at 2 45 p m Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery He was longtime Indianapolis resident proprietor of General Auto Top Company and a member of the Masonic lodge and Gethsemane Lutheran Church.
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Julian Ave
William Marble
Evison St
Gethsome Lutheran Church
Washington Park Cemetery
Swoboda
Indianapolis
General Auto Top Company
Masonic Lodge
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
Ex Governor Goodrich to testify in bank case trial
Former Indiana governor James P. Goodrich, once president of National City Bank,will offer testimony in the $1,000,000 case now tried in Hancock Circuit Court on a venue change from Indianapolis. The suit alleges stockholder losses due to alleged mismanagement during his tenure.
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Buy Times
Greenfield
Ind
National City Bank
Hancock Circuit Court
Indianapolis
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Goodrich
Fall Creek Span to Be Closed for Two Weeks
City Engineer A H Moore announced the Indiana Avenue bridge over Fall Creek will be closed for two weeks for repairs. The board of works considers a new bridge but will proceed with temporary fixes to maintain a passable crossing.
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Fall Creek
A. H. Moore
Indiana Ave
Board of Works
J. W. Giesler
Fulton Company
Knoxville
Lorraine Hotel Reopens After Redecoration and Refurnishing
The Lorraine Hotel at Washington Street and Capitol Avenue, closed since July 1 for redecoration and remodeling, has reopened with new furniture in all 100 rooms. The lobby now faces Capitol Avenue, and a drug store may occupy the former lobby location. The hotel, one of Indianapolis' oldest, was originally built as a Statehouse dormitory. Charles Williams serves as desk man.
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Washington St
Capitol Ave
J. P. Taylor
Indianapolis
Statehouse
Charles Williams
Automobiles Reported Stolen in City Listings
Police report several vehicles stolen including a Whippet sedan from Capitol and Michigan, a Ford sedan from Market and Alabama, and a Ford coupe from Delaware and Market. Atlas Securities at 433 N Capitol Ave is listed, with owners John T. Rice and Merle Aice named along with plate numbers 40-291 638 216.
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N. Capitol Ave
Capitol Ave
Michigan
John T. Rice
Buckle St
Market
Alabama
Merle Aice
King Ave
Delaware
Market Sts
Stolen Cars Recovered and Homecoming Postponed in Indiana
Police recovered several stolen vehicles including a Graham Paige Moon sedan and a Ford sedan at various city intersections. Wabash College postponed its homecoming from Oct. 20 to Nov. 17 due to scheduling a Georgetown game.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Georgetown-Wabash
Texas goes Democratic by 200000, Smith favored in state
Times Special reports Houston editor M E Foster predicts Texas votes Democratic for Smith while Hoover gains in cities and panhandle. Prohibition and religious prejudice drive Democrats away, women voters strongly favor prohibition. Vors, 17 months, drowns in a farm tank near Ft Wayne after falling into shallow water.
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Tex
Texas
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Hoover
Dallas
San Antonio
Ft. Worth
Sheppard
Moody
Times Special
Wayne
Ind
Lawrence R. Vors
Here
Husky Medicine Boosts Health After Flu Years
A testimonial describes relief from chronic acidity and dizzy spells after taking Husky. The speaker recounts rapid weight gain, improved color, and absence of headaches, crediting gas relief and stomach balance with restoring strength. Husky is marketed as effective in tests and available at all drug stores.
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Husky
Engineer Warns of High Interior Heat Dangers
An engineer cautions that raising home interior temperatures to 150 degrees Fahrenheit for several hours is lethal to dogs, describing extreme heat as a deadly risk for pets and advising avoidance of such temperatures indoors.
American humor cited as proof of U S greatness
Kin nosuke Adachi, Tokio newspaper correspondent living in New York, told Kiwanis Club members that America's sense of humor proves its greatness. He said humor shows confidence and a broad outlook, adding Americans laugh freely while other nations’ wit is limited to upper classes.
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Adachi
New York
America
Niagara Falls
Great Falls
Kinnosuke Adachi
New York City
Tokio
Kiwanis Club
Claypool
Japan
Far East
United States
Population rise in Monroe County September totals
Monroe County's population increased twenty-five during September, per Dr. J. E. Luzzader, county health officer. There were forty-six births and twenty-one deaths in the county that month, with twenty-one births and fourteen deaths reported within Bloomington city limits.
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United Press
Bloomington
Ind
Monroe County
J. E. Luzzader
Byrd Sails 10 Antarctic for 2-Year Stay
Commander Richard E. Byrd sails from San Pedro aboard the Whaler C. A. Larsen on a polar expedition that aims to reach the South Pole region. With a large scientific party, the voyage will last eighteen months to two years, stopping first in New Zealand around November 5 before joining two more ships.
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United Press
San Pedro
Cal
Richard E. Byrd
Goodby
C. A. Larsen
San Pedro Harbor
Byrd
South Pole
New Zealand
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