Smith Opens His Campaign in Tennessee
Governor Alfred E. Smith launches southern tour in Chattanooga attacking Hoover’s evasiveness and promising Nashville speech. crowds welcome him for a two hour reception and parade before he heads to Nashville for a radio linked address, with Tennessee delegates urging strong turnout.
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Smith
Tennessee
Hoover
Chattanooga
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Tenn
Alfred E. Smith
South
Herbert Hoover
Southern Democracy
Joe Robinson
Nashville
Ryman
Dayton
Scopes
New York
Dixie
Alabama
Thomas J. Heflin
Silent Dispatcher Accuses Leslie of 1925 Senator Strike
Bluffton Banner publisher George L. Saunders claims D C Stephenson acted with Harry G. Leslie and F Haro ld Van Orman to pressure fifteen Democratic Senators during the 1925 Dayton session. Saunders says the Penrod gerrymander bill would favor Republicans and that Van Orman, via Stephenson, urged talks with two or more messengers including Omer Hawkins.
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Steve Silent
Leslie
Dayton
van Orman
Penrod
Saunders
Stephenson
Omer Hawkins
Hawkins
Marion County
Senate
House
Jackson
Desert fugitive faces thirst and capture in sun
Joe Saliz fled into the desert after shooting a companion and must choose hunger, thirst, or arrest. Sheriff George Ruffner has called in all deputies except Jim McClain, who watches the desert edge where Saliz was last seen and is not to pursue. Saliz was wounded in the earlier gunfight and needs medical aid.
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United Press
Prescott
Ariz
Joe Saliz
George Ruffner
Jim McClain
McClain
Saliz
Candy Week Ends With Big Saturday Sales Push
Indianapolis retailers mark the last day of National Candy Week with the slogan Saturday is the sweetest day in all the year. Stores nationwide urge customers to share candy to make someone happy in an unselfish way and promote varied sweet novelties to boost weekend sales.
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Indianapolis
United States
Dress Better on Credit Ad for H. & R. Clothing Co
An advertisement from H. & R. Clothing Co located at 29 East Ohio promotes dressing better on credit terms offered by the retailer.
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H. & R. Clothing Co
E. Ohio
A.alvertisement
Black Eyes Cured in 24 Hours by Electricity
Dr Norman E Titus at the American College of Physical Therapy convention says a current of static electricity can clear a black eye within twenty four hours if treated early. He cites a Chicago polo player who recovered in forty eight hours. Discolored blood is driven back into the veins to restore the eye.
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United Press
Hicago
Norman E. Titus
New York City
American College of Physical Therapy
Titus
Chicago
Youth Held By Police After Car Theft Attempt
A 13 year old boy was detained today after attempting to steal the car of James Cardella at 307 N Talbott Sr. The youth was spotted by D L Wells at 3609 E Sixteen St and chased to University Park before being taken to police headquarters.
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James Cardella
N. Talbott Sr
D. L. Wells
Wells
Cardella
University Park
Minor Loses Auto Permit After DUI Charge
Charles Kaser Jr., 16, of 922 N Meridian St, had his minor permit suspended for six months by Judge Pro Tem Charles Karabell in municipal court. The suspension followed a sentence on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated tied to an accident from several weeks earlier.
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Charles Kaser, Jr
Meridian St
Charles Karabell
Blind bootlegger Brosius faces police raid and arrest
Blind bootlegger William Brosius discussed his case with his attorney after Sergeant Eisenhut’s team raided his home at 1154 W Twenty-Seventh St and seized ten gallons of alcohol. Lloyd Masters was arrested outside. officers found an underground booze delivery setup under a floorboard. Brosius fears an affidavit and seeks Masters’ release on bond.
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Illiam Brosius
John Uisenhut
Brosius
W. Twenty-Seventh St
Lloyd Masters
Irving Ps
Masters
Eisenhut
Phayer Denies Guilt In Broadmoor Holdup Case
Charles Phayer 32 of St. Louis pleaded not guilty in Criminal Court to auto banditry and robbery linked to the Broadmoor Country Club holdup on May 30. Judge James A. Collins granted Phayer permission to speak with relatives as defense indicated possible jury trial. trial date to be set.
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Charles Phayer
St. Louis
Phayer
Broadmoor Country Club
James A. Collins
Michael A. Ryan
Collins
Ryan
Cold Wave Sweeps Midwest Snow Hits Utah Apple Growers
The Midwest faces a rapid plunge from warm autumn into freezing conditions with snow and hail across Utah Montana Wyoming and North Dakota. Chicago's temperature may fall from a record high to below freezing as apple growers in Utah report heavy losses from early snow and unharvested orchards.
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Alaska
Plains
Rocky Mountain
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Record Oct 11 high tied at 86 degrees top of week
Heat persisted with a forecast of a sharp cool down. J. H. Armington of the Weather Bureau said today’s high likely matches Thursday’s 86 degree record for Oct 11. By Saturday morning the temperature should fall 10 to 12 degrees and by Sunday morning drop about 30 degrees to 35 to 40.
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J. H. Armington
United States Weather Bureau
Beatty Freed In Thaw Case After Threat Letters
William Beatty, 42, was found not guilty of attempting to extort $5,000 from Mrs. William Thaw and two others. A jury in Allegheny County Criminal Court before Judge J. Frank Graff rejected the charges after Beatty denied involvement in writing threatening letters to force payment at a park.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
William Beatty
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Allegheny County Criminal Court
J. Frank Graff
Beatty
Thaw
A. Mansmann
H. Goldenson
Suit for $25,000 Filed Over Auto Crash Injuries
William King filed in Superior Court Three a $25,000 suit against Kibler Trucking Company alleging a Kibler truck crashed into his auto on July 5 on State Road 40 east of Stilesville, causing injuries.
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William King
Kibler Trucking Company
Kibler Company
King
State Road 40
Stilesville
Motorist Risks Life to Save Child in Injury
A woman motorist swerved to avoid a child on a hill, dragging 8 year old Bessie Donohue 20 feet and causing serious injuries. Blanche Verity acted to avert a tragedy, was shaken but uninjured, while the girl suffered a broken leg and bruises near 1110 English Ave.
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Bessie Donohue
English Ave
Blanche Verity
Ohio St
Bessie
Indianapolis Narcotics Bust Exposed as a One-Ounce Morphine Find
An explosive Indianapolis newspaper story claimed a vast opium ring and arrests at a Pratt Street house. Police later revealed only one ounce of morphine was found in a vacant property, with no arrests or warrants issued and no identifiable suspect.
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Resto
Indianapolis
J. J. Keene
Pratt St
Keene
Hickman to be executed at San Quentin
Warden Holohan announced a record demand for permits to witness the Hickman execution. With clemency not anticipated, the kidnapping and murder of Marion Parker is slated for October 19. About 1,000 requests were received. only about 200 witnesses will be admitted.
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United Press
San Quentin
Cal
William Edward Hickman
San Quentin Prison
James Holohan
Marion Parker
Holohan
California
Man 67 Seized After Starving Condition Near Market
Joe Wood of 1013 Hasbrook Street was found starving and semi conscious in a south side market basement Thursday night and rushed to city hospital. He said he had not eaten for a week and had been unable to find work for months.
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Joe Wood
Hasbrook St
South Side
City Hospital
Stump Opens Marion County Senate Campaign Night
Democratic nominee Albert Stump will address a mass meeting in Odd Fellow Hall Broad Ripple tonight to start his campaign in Marion County He also speaks at a neighborhood group at 550 Minerva Street and earlier addressed Diamond Chain and Manufacturing Co at their plant at noon today.
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Albert Stump
United States
Marion County
Odd Fellow Hall
Broad Ripple
Stump
Minerva St
Diamond Chain and Manufacturing Company
Fireman Dies After Safety Net Rips In Demonstration
Kenneth J. Flinton, 30, a New York firefighter, died from skull injuries after leaping from three stories during a fire prevention week demonstration. The safety net ripped apart as about 2000 spectators watched, causing panic and fainting among bystanders including Flinton’s wife.
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United Press OY
N. Y
Kenneth J. Flinton
Flinton
Spanish War Minister Dies in Madrid Home
The Duke of Tetuan, Spain's minister of war, died at his residence near Madrid today, according to an official announcement. The report came from United Press.
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United Press
Madrid
Duke of Tetuan
Temperature readings by hour from morning to early afternoon
Hourly temperatures show 6 am 66, 10 am 77, 11 am 81, 8 am 68, 12 noon 80, 1 pm 83 with slight formatting irregularities. Numerical values indicate a warming trend through midday.
WFBM Power Increase Hinted by Federal Radio Board
The Federal Radio Commission met to discuss Midwest radio allocations and hinted at decisions favorable to WFBM in Indianapolis. A potential power boost from 1,000 to 10,000 watts and a higher broadcast band position are to be heard by the commission on Tuesday.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Midwest
Pickard
Indianapolis
WFBM
Auto Crash Kills Pair in Terre Haute
A man and a woman died and a third man was seriously hurt when their automobile collided with a Chicago and Eastern Illinois freight train near Terre Haute early today. The deceased were Sam Becker, 35, and Mrs. Martha Bond.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Sam Becker
Martha Bond
Submarine lifeboat Defender launched for ocean salvage work
Bridgeport engineers unveil Simon Lake’s Defender a seven teen year old submarine rebuilt for bottom salvage. The private vessel with a ballast system can hover on the sea floor and deploy divers through a bow chamber. Attendants include Mrs O Shields Mrs Snizek and William Goering.
Graf Zeppelin Aims for New York Ahead of Monday Flight
The Graf Zeppelin, off Madeira after a storm diversion, travels toward the United States on a southern Atlantic route. At 8:30 a.m. sighted over Madeira, the craft may reach New York by Sunday night if winds cooperate, with fuel and provisions ample for the long voyage.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
New York
Hugo Eckener
Azores
United States
South Atlantic
Madeira
Africa
Funchal
BE. S. T
Bermuda
Lakehurst
N. J
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Castellon
Spain
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Dogs Cats etc Want Ads Highlight Broad Pet Choices
The Times notes a broad Want Ads section titled Dogs Cats etc offering a range of pets. Listings include variety from hunting dogs to collie pups and Chinese chow for different family members.
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