Notre Dame Opens Stadium As Navy Tests Rockne Era
Notre Dame launches its new 800000 stadium with a ceremony and a game against Navy. Mullins, Donoghue and Leahy are out for the Irish as Joe Savoldi steps in at full back and Culver and Kurth take tackle slots.
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Middies
United
South Bend
Ind
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Annapolis Midshipmen
Knute Rockne
Navy
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Donoghue
Leahy
Ckne
Joe Savoldi
Savoldi
Southern Methodist
Culver
Kurth
Johnny Gannon
Tschirge
Pola Negri Divorce Move Praised by Mary McCormic
Chicago opera star Mary McCormic calls Pola Negri’s divorce from Prince Serge Mdivani in Paris “grand.” McCormic, arriving for the season, dodges questions about affection for the prince and recalls earlier rumors of marriage and separation.
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United Press Hicago
Mary McCormic
Chicago Civic Opera
Pola Negri
Prince Serge Mdivani
Paris
Miss McCormic
Miss Negri
France
Colonel Milton A. McRae Dies Led Scripps McRae Era
Colonel Milton A. McRae 72 longtime leader in American journalism and cofounder of the Scripps McRae newspapers died in Scripps Memorial hospital after an operation for suspected colon cancer. Born Detroit June 13 1858, he rose from Detroit News to Cincinnati Post advertising manager and became E W Scripps right hand guiding the Scripps McRae papers through pivotal years.
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LA Jolla
Cal
Milton A. McRae
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Scripps Memorial
Detroit
Detroit News
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Cincinnati Post
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Scripps-Howard Association of Newspapers
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McRae
Weather report heading for airport at nine a.m.
Weather conditions at 9 a.m show east wind five miles per hour and temperature 74. Barometric pressure 30.31 inches at sea level. Ceiling unlimited, visibility one and a half miles, field conditions good.
Raffles to attempt dramatic safe rescue at Lyric
The Lyric presents stage thief Raffles in a stunt to rescue a girl locked in a safe on a downtown truck. The event occurs next Wednesday at noon with a $10 prize for the participant and police oversight. Readers may enter by visiting The Times with a photo.
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Lyric
Indianapolis
Raffles
Police Department
Monoplane Columbia Heads Toward Croydon After Near-Disaster
The Columbia left Tresco and passed over Penzance en route to Croydon as Captain J Errol Boyd and Lieutenant Harry Connor resumed their flight after a 24 hour 10 minute Atlantic crossing. A broken feed line forced a forced landing on the Isles of Scilly with a five minute margin to disaster.
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Tresco
Scilly
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Croydon
Penzance
Cornwall
ST. Marys
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England
Atlantic Ocean
J. Errol Boyd
Harry Connor
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Isle of
Presco
Boyd
Connor
How the Market Opened
New York stock market opened irregularly higher then moved up led by United States Steel as it rose to the 149 1/2 to 151 range. Industrial leaders and rails gained while utilities firmed. Several issues advanced though the majority were down or steady in early trading.
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United States Steel
Atchison
Radio
Montgomery Ward
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Auto
Dard of
Hoover's Rule Praised by Curtis in Indiana Rally
Vice-President Charles Curtis led a six stop caravan through southern and central Indiana with Senator Simeon D. Fess and Indiana Governor Harry G. Leslie at a large Republican rally. Fess defended tariffs while Curtis argued times of hardship under Democratic administrations, praising Hoover and calling for unity among industries and workers.
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Charles Curtis
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
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National Armory
Fess
Telford B. Orbison
Irvington Republican Club
Elza O. Rogers
Harry G. Leslie
Archibald Hall
Arthur R. Robinson
Ohio Northern
Senate
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Buchanan
Cleveland
Wilson
Congress
America
Ford
General Motors
Democratic Party
New Tariff Commission
Columbia Club
Franklin
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Raiders Nab Suspects in Bank Robbery Case
Police, aided by a newspaper reporter, raided a Madison avenue house and held four suspects on vagrancy charges in connection with the North Salem State bank robbery and related gang outrages. A fifth suspect was being sought as officers planned fugitive charges and linked the group to a fatal Crickmore shooting. Police recovered $581, two automobiles, multiple firearms, and Dum-dum bullets, with confessions and statements from the detainees detailing the heist.
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Indianapolis
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James Hughes
Lonnie Lovelace
Madison Avenue
Garrett Dinkla
East Thirtyfourth Street
North Salem
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Madison Avenue Place
Owen Crickmore
Midwest
Allisonville Road
Crickmore
North Salem Bank
Dinkla
English's 10 Remain City's Show Center Reforming English's Theater
Circle Theater Company takes control of Shubert and Erlanger rights at English's in Indianapolis. Fred Stone to relight English's November 3 with Ripples. Rostare Eggleston named manager. Leo M. Rappaport touts service focus and planned renovations including new ventilation and uniforms for ushers.
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Theodore Stempel
Martens Concerts, Inc
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Walter Geisking
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Gabrilo
Kreutzberg
Georgi
Circle Theater
Henry R. Behrens
Rappaport
Shubert and Erlanger
Patrolman Offers Woman Blackjack Fight Ends Friendly
New York, Oct 11. Patrolman Michael Casamassima, 26, was hospitalized after an argument with Mrs Florence Donato, 24. He stopped the car and invited a free swing with his blackjack. she struck him, and they remain friends afterward.
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United Press
New York
Michael Casamassima
Florence Donato
Casamassima
Vigor
Poison Clew Probed In Man's Death At Marion
Indianapolis police hold Mrs. Oda Lippens leader of a matrimonial fraud ring amid a death linked to suspected poisoning. George Shriver, 45, North Bend farmer, died after meeting with Lippens in Marion where he paid $70 after being wheedled. Investigators seek post mortem findings while others connected to the ring face arrest as authorities note similar fatalities. Homer Patterson, 26, Ft. Wayne, dies from a skull fracture after a collision on the Lincoln highway in Columbia City. family members injured.
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Ind
George Shriver
North Bend
Neb
Indianapolis
Shriver
Oda Lippens
Lippens
Roxie Oda Chaney
Charles W. Smith
Fred Hostettler
Gary
Jack Scott
Columbia City
Homer Patterson
Ft. Wayne
Lincoln Highway
Legion Revel Drawing Gaze Of Congress
Lawmakers from both parties seek a detailed report on Boston convention rowdiness amid reports of street clashes. A private inquiry will examine whether participants triggered the disturbances or if outside hoodlums were responsible as police intervened.
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Legion
Congress
Lawrence Sullivan
Washington
Friends of the American Legion
House
Senate
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
O. L. Bodenhamer
Indianapolis
Anderson Mayor Loses White Ribbon in T U Convention
At the Indiana W C T U convention in Anderson Mayor Jess H Mellett had his white ribbon removed after he failed to attend his welcomed address. Elizabeth Stanley of Liberty chided the substitute and declared victory for prohibition while urging no compromise with wets. The gathering elected three trustees as sessions continued toward Monday noon.
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Ind
Indiana Women's Christian Temperance Union
Jess H. Mellett
Sahara
Mellett
Elizabeth Stanley
Liberty
Stanley
Laundry Driver Accused in Petit Larceny Case
Clyde Warenburg, 22, of 303 North Tacoma Avenue, a laundry driver, was held today on petit larceny charges. He allegedly stole $18 from the residence of Mrs. Yarnell, 610 Fletcher Avenue.
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Yarnell
Fletcher Avenue
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