Coffinism as City Curse in Indianapolis Campaign
Democratic rally in Tomlinson hall targets Coffinism and the GOP machine. Frederick Van Nuys James Deery Albert Stump Reginald Sullivan endorse reform platform, pledge impartial law enforcement, tax cuts, and end machine influence in city hall and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Stern
Tomlinson Hall
Frederick van Nuys
United States District
James E. Deery
Albert Stump
United States
L. Ert Slack
Reginald H. Sullivan
Sullivary
City Manager League
Citizens Gig Company
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Alfred M. Grossbrenner
Irvington
Keene
Coffin
Clifford F. Keene
Grossbrenner
van Nuys
Glossbrenner
Indiana
Deery
Glasebrenner
Caeser
Anthony” Baxter
Arthur Baxter
George Coffin
Slack
Stump
Hourly Temperatures Report
The record shows temperatures at different hours with values around mid fifties. At 6 am 54 degrees, 10 am 55, 8 am 54, 12 noon 59, 9 am 54. The data appears to be a fragment from a weather page with incomplete context.
City Man Killed in Bus Crash Near Reno Nevada
Louis Zukerman aged 45 of 933 Church Street was among two killed when a Yelloway stage overturned near Reno after a tire was pierced by a car fender. Twenty nine passengers were aboard. W S Mumery of Vassar Michigan also died. four teens injured. Police may press manslaughter charges. Zukerman planned to reach Indianapolis for his daughter Sarahs thirteenth birthday. He leaves a widow Mary and children Joe age eight and Bessie age three. his mother Mrs Benjamin Cloder survives. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Zukerman
Church Street
Reno
Nev
United Press
Zukerman
Mary Zukerman
Zufferman
Indianapolis
California
Sarah
Joe
Bessie
Benjamin Cloder
South Capitol Avenue
Son admits slaying father in Newcastle murder case
Benja min Scanlon age 27 of Newcastle Indiana was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the September 10 killing of his father James Scanlon. The son said he shot him because his father abused his mother and was always drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bited
Pre “Gluumbus
Benjamin Scanlon
Newcastle
Ind
James
Scanlon
Ogden paints grim view of law flouting at crime conference
Attorney General James M. Ogden told 500 officials and citizens at the Indiana state crime conference that lawlessness stems from ridicule of the Eighteenth Amendment, corrupt courts, and lawmen taking favors from criminals. He urged concrete reforms and condemned lax enforcement and evasion among judges and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Kidney
James M. Ogden
House of Representatives
Ogden
Indiana State Bar Association
Krev Ogden
England
United States
Supreme Court
Shumaker Improves After Restful Night At Home
Dr Edward S Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana Anti Saloon League showed slight improvement and took nourishment for the first time in hours after a week of illness at his home 2232 Broadway. Attending physician Dr Charles R Sowder says the incurable liver disease has caused several weeks of decline and relatives feared his death was near during the past three days. The league reports a restful night with Shumaker able to take nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Shumaker
Broadway
Charles R. Sowder
League
Bennie Ball and the Death-Devoted Love Tale
Bennie Ball, 27, obsessed with dancer Opal Jackson, wrote a deathly love note on a bridge and hid in a coal bin after his gesture failed. His mother dismissed the stunt as a joke, prompting a further note to Lena Raiburn.
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United Press
Ansas City
Kan
Bennie Ball
William Sylvanus Baxter
Booth Tarkington
Bennie
Opal Jackson
Hell
Kidder
Jewish Delegation Seeks MacDonald Aid for Palestine Work
A Jewish delegation led by Felix M. Warburg urged Premier Ramsay MacDonald during his New York visit to back British efforts in making Palestine a Jewish homeland. It included Zionist leaders and bankers such as Louis Lipsky and Dr. Cyrus Adler, amid a Socialist delegation led by Norman Thomas greeting him at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gordon
United Press
EW K
J. Ramsay MacDonald
New York
Palestine
MacDonald
Felix M. Warburg
Louis Lipsky
The
Zionist Organization
Cyrus Adler
Jewish Theological Seminary
Bernard Flexner
Palestine Economic Commission
Lee K. Frankel
Metropolitan Insurance Company
William M. Lewis
Philadelphia
United Palestine Appeal
Morris Rothenberg
Stephen S. Wise
Norman Thomas
Morris Hillquit
Charles Solomon
Algernon Lee
B. C. Vladeck
Lewis Waldman
I. W. Laidlaw
Officials Baffled by Agent's Death in Newport
United Press reports 65 year old agent Andrew Bierlin died after being found under a railroad bridge in Newport Kentucky. He suffered a broken arm and fractured ribs and spoke of being struck on the head with a jug wielded by a woman. Bierlin worked from Louisville to gather liquor gang intelligence amid deadly clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Newport
Louisville
Andrew Bierlin
Here
Bierlin
Ilaquor
King Succeeds Foote As Acting Internal Revenue Collector
Dr. N. H. King will be named acting collector for Indiana on Tuesday after the resignation of George L. Foote takes effect. Foote, who has accepted a position with Foster and Messick, Indianapolis bonding firm, has not yet been replaced.
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N. H. King
Internal Revenue
Indiana
George L. Foote
Foote
Foster and Messick
Indianapolis
Cracksm en Foiled In Raid On Bank
Chester Jackson a 22 year old merchant policeman fought two bandits in a running gun battle at the Forty second Street State Bank located at 4209 College avenue. The suspects fled in a mud covered Ohio license Chevrolet after six shots were exchanged. Jackson first spotted the men at 3 20 a m near the Motor Inn garage. One robber tried to enter the bank while the other peered into a window before fleeing north on College avenue and east on Forty sixth.
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Forty-second Street
State Bank
College Avenue
Chester Jackson
West Twenty-eighth Street
Ohio
Jackson
Motor Inn
Forty-sixth
Indianapolis Times markets draw merchants to large issue
Jackson chased bandits after spotting them near a bank rear entrance. He fired at them as they fled toward Forty-ninth Street and the Monon railroad, but the bandits escaped. Police searched the area for the bandit car with no success.
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Jackson
Forty-ninth Street
Monon Railroad
Charles Johnson
Otto C. Raasch
Pantages Press Agent Testifies in Prosecution Case
William Jobelman, Pantages press agent, testified as a reluctant witness in the trial of Alexander Pantages for allegedly attacking Eunice Pringle. He described being coached by Pantages, later confirming a statement about a conference room and a rush to the publicity office. He insisted he was not in the conference room on the day in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
William Jobelman
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Fitts
Pantages
Jobelman
Miss Pringle
Cubs and Mackmen Ready for Third World Series Game
At Shibe Park Philadelphia on October 11 1929 the Chicago Cubs visit the Philadelphia Athletics for game three. Ed Rommel and George Earnshaw duel as fans crowd the park while Cubs seek a breakthrough after two losses in Chicago.
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United Press
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Mackmen
George Earnshaw
Guy Bush
Cub
Cubs
Ed Rommel
Jimmy Dykes
Rommel
Chicago
Cuues
McMillan
Bishop
English
Hees
Hornsby
Cochrane
Wilson
Simmons
If Cuyler
Rf Foxx
Ib Stephenson
If Miller
Rf Grimm
Taylor
Boley
Fush
P Bearnthaw
Connie
Connie Mack
Joe McCarthy
Charlie Root
Rogers Hornsby
Hack Wilson
Kiki Cuyler
Gas Well Fire Blown Out At Stamper Well
Oklahoma City October 11 fire fighters halted a sixty million cubic feet per day gas flow at Sinclair No 3 Stamper well after two days of battling a 150 foot flame. Kinley brothers led the team in blasting the blaze and securing the well with dynamite and steam to stop the gas flow and cover the wrecked lease with debris damage estimated above $60 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oklahoma City
South
M. M
F. T. Kinley
Tulsa
Plane forced down ends long flight by Hunter brothers
In dense fog a United Press report says the Chicago We Will endure airplane descended after 264 hours aloft. The pilots, Kenneth and John Hunter, hoped to beat the 420 hour record set by the St. Louis Robin fliers.
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United Preas
Chicago
St. Louis
Kenneth
John Hunter
Great New Feature Starts Monday in The Times
A new weekly feature by Robert L. Ripley debuts Monday in The Times. It promises curious claims and paradoxes such as a day lasting forty eight hours, July 4th not a holiday, and that the world is not round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Ripley
the Times
Ripley
Methuselah
St. Patrick
Joan of Arc
Maid of
Orleans
George Washington
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Guinea
Rip Cen
Napoleon
Red Sea
Moses
Christ
South Pole
Earth
China
North Pole
Times
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G. O. P. Boss
George W. Coffin
Son
Father
Ardent Dry
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
George Washington University
Esme Howard
Cloyd H. Marvin
Newport, Ky
State Revenue Collector
Arthur B. Carr
Children’s Museum
Thomas A. Hendricks
MACKS
BY Frank Getty
Dynamite
Oklahoma Field
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