Petty Guilty in Second Trial Over Drunken Driving
Elmer E. Petty deputy sheriff and Fifteenth ward Republican chair man was found guilty of drunkenness and driving an auto while drunk by a criminal court jury. They recommended thirty days on the state farm and a $100 fine. Petty may appeal to the supreme court while Collins will likely impose sentence Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Petty
Fifteenth Ward
James A. Collins
Petty
State Farm
Collins
Supreme Court
Sherif
John Stack
Roache Street
Sixteenth Street
Riverside Drive
Sheriff's Office
George L. Winkler
Indianapolis
Judson L. Stark
Paul Rhoadarmer
Earl Cox
Harvey Graybill
Pantages Trial Reveals Alleged Coaching of Staff
In Los Angeles a chorus of theater workers testifies that Alexander Pantages directed what to say to the district attorney and in court. Tillie Russo recounts being told to stick to a scripted three minute timeline and later collapses after cross examination begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ru Witted
Preas
Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Mam
Pantages
Eunice Pingle
Hogs Rise at City Yards Amid Small Receipts
Hog prices at the city stock yards edged up 10 to 20 cents with bulk hogs 160 to 300 pounds selling at 10 to 10.25 dollars. Receipts were light around 4,000. top price 10.35. holdovers 183. Cattle were scarce and steady. sheep and lambs steadier though better lambs at 13.50 faced slow demand. Chicago hogs 5,000 receipts. market about 10 cents lower than Friday.
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Chicago
Doctors Attend American College of Surgeons Meeting
Dr A 8 Jeager and William A Doeppers city hospital superintendent travel to Chicago for the American College of Surgeons convention. Jeager is a college fellow and will meet with the clinical congress while Doeppers attends the hospital conference.
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A. 8. Jeager
William A. Doeppers
Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Jeager
Doeppers
Oran Perry Unchanged as Monument Superintendent Ill
Colonel Oran Perry superintendent of the Soldiers and Sailors monument remains in unchanged condition while ill at his home at 1220 Central avenue for several days. He suffers from heart disease and his health is being monitored.
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Oran Perry
Soliders’ and Sailors’ Monument
Central Avenue
Weather to clear before Indiana games kickoff
Meteorologist J. H. Armington forecast clearing skies for Indiana football fans. He said overcast conditions should break before noon and sun may appear as games end. Night games will bring warmer, cooker weather for attendees.
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Indiana
J. H. Armington
Armington
Retired minister Hugh Funkhouser dies at 75 in Indianapolis
Funeral services for the Rev. Hugh Clark Funkhouser 75 of 2512 Parke Avenue retired Congregational minister who died Friday afternoon will be held Monday at 2 at the William H. Krieger undertaking establishment 1402 North Illinois Street Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery He came to Indianapolis in 1904 and led the Brightwood Congregational church until his 1909 retirement Survived by widow Laura and five children including Drs R M Funkhouser A G Funkhouser and W H Funkhouser with two daughters Alta E Funkhouser and Edith Berry all living in Indianapolis or Lexington Ky
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Hugh Clark Funkhouser
Parke Avenue
William H. Krieger Undertaking
North Illinois Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Funkhouser
Indianapolis
Brightwood
Laura Funkhouser
Alta E. Funkhouser
Edith Berry
R. M. Funkhouser
A. G. Funkhouser
W. H. Funkhouser
Lexington, Ky
Norman Trevor Ordered Confined at Norwalk State Hospital
The screen actor Norman Trevor famed for Beau Geste and Sorrell and Son was ordered confined at Norwalk State Hospital for the insane after a mental and physical breakdown. He was brought to court last April by friend H B Warner and had been allowed to return to his $820 a week screen work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hn United
Los Angeles
Norman Trevor
Sorrell and Son
Norwalk State Hospital
Trevor
H. B. Warner
Glossbrenner Campaign Sets Ward Meetings and Platform
Alfred M. Glossbrenner's mayoral bid delays stump speaking as he drafts his platform. The plan includes twelve ward meetings, with Arthur R. Baxter leading the business men's advisory committee. Charles W. Jewett and Harry Yockey join the speaking staff and ward meetings start Monday.
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Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Glossbrenner
Arthur R. Baxter
Baxter
Grossbrenner
Shumaker Is Low as Liver Ailment Holds Leader
Dr. Edward S. Shumaker Indiana Anti-Saloon League superintendent remains in serious condition at his home on 2232 Broadway. Dr. C. H. Winders reports he rested well Friday night and is resting quietly this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Broadway
C. H. Winders
League
Shumaker
Indiana Savings and Loan League elects officers
Carl J. Weber of Ft. Wayne elected president at Lincoln Friday closing session of the league's annual convention. Other officers chosen include Lewis Librand Terre Haute first vice president H A Strossweg Evansville second vice president George F Ogden Peru secretary and J E Pierce treasurer.
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Carl J. Weber
Ft. Wayne
Savings and Loan League of Indiana
League
Lincoln
A Lewis Librand
Terre Haute
H. A. Strossweg
Evansville
George F. Odgen
Peru
J. E. Pierce
Premier 63 Today Resting Secluded After Fatigue
Premier Ramsay MacDonald, age 63, marked his birthday in a New York hotel suite far from his Scottish birthplace. He appeared tired after a heavy schedule of dinners, speeches, and conferences. His daughter Ishbel planned a family surprise, and MacDonald urged world peace, warning over the complexities of disarmament and security.
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Joseph Gordon
United Press
New York
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Ishbel
MacDonald
England
Washington
Council On Foreign Relations
United States
Elihu Root
Frank
Two Mulligan Boys Held as Delinquents in Slaying Case
Milford police report 9 and 7 year old brothers John and James Mulligan confessed to killing 3 year old Albert Mikenas in Ansonia. They await arraignment as delinquents under juvenile law and face possible confinement in a reform school or state home.
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James J. Corrigan
New Haven
Corrigan
Finger Printing For Autoist Urged At Crime Conference
Secretary of State Otto G Fifield urged fingerprinting all applicants for driver licenses and called for tighter cooperation among Indiana police chiefs sheriffs and railroad police. He outlined duties of the criminal identification bureau and urged advisory committees to aid the state bureau and securities commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Kidney
Otto G. Fifield
Fifield
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
State Police
Securities Commission
Indiana
Criminal Bureau
M. E. Foley
Indiana State Prison Trustees
Foley
Indiana League Women Voters Urges Direct Primary Reform
Members returning from the Columbia Club session praise reform in Indiana elections. Speakers advocate a short ballot voter registration lists and direct primary with poll watchers to guard against fraud. Professor Reed criticizes no registration as unsafe. Judge Remy supports poll watcher provisions. Dr Louise Overacker defines national need for direct primaries.
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Institute On Public Affairs
Indiana League of Women Voters
Columbia Club
Indiana
Thomas H. Reed
University of Michigan
Wellesley College
United States
Beech Grove Nominates Citizens Ticket To Challenge Progressives
John Lancaster and William Hatfield named trustees on the Citizens' ticket seeking defeat of the Progressives in Beech Grove election November 5. William Boyer runs for clerk on the Citizens' ticket.
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John Lancaster
William Hatfield
Citizens
Progressive
Beech Grove
William Boyer
Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Debuts in The Times Monday
The Times advertises a new Ripley feature by Robert L. Ripley starting Monday. It promises astonishing claims and proofs about daily life, history, and science, with bold demonstrations to entertain and surprise readers.
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Robert L. Ripley
the Times
Ripley
Riple
Times
Cubs Strike Back In World Series Showdown
Philadelphia hosts game four of the 1929 World Series as Charley Root starts for the Cubs with Guy Bush delivering the win in Chicago’s third game triumph. Weather is clear and mild, while Kiki Cuyler and Rogers Hornsby spark a Cubs rally amid Mack’s pitching mystery in the fourth game.
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Mack
Fed Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bush
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Charley Root
Chicago
Goodness Only Knows Who
Connie Mack
Howard Ehmke
Mackmen
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Shibe Park
Rogers Hornsby
Cub
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Canary Murder Case verdict nets Lyons new canary
In Chicago on October 12 the court ordered James Riley to buy Mrs. Nellig Lyons a new canary after he killed her canary Dickie. Judge Phillip J. Finnegan also required Riley to control his temper.
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Conited Press
Chicago
Nelligs Lyons
James Riley
Dickie
Phillip J. Finnegan
Riley
Gangster Guns Bark One Dead In Night Battle
Chicago police report a fatal gunfight in Hessville Indiana near Hammond after Attillo Fenella 34 a Chicago baker tied to alcohol activity was found shot six times in the head. In Windmill tavern a clash left Joseph Touhey 45 dead from a chest wound as four accomplices fled while attempting to abduct Victor Willert roadhouse owner.
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Bu United Press
Chicago
Attillo Fenella
Hessville
Hammond
Ind
Joseph Touhey
Victor Willert
Touhey
Receiver of defunct bank sues on notes
Charles H. Ellis as receiver files three suits in federal court to recover 5898 on notes held by Citizens National Bank of Hope. Defendants include Rush W Isley and L M Isley of Shelbyville for 898, John G Schaefer of Hope for 3500, and Willie R Carman, Cecil B Carman and Georgia A Isley for 1400. Former cashier Herman A Stewart has pleaded guilty to nine counts of embezzlement.
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Citizens National Bank of Hope
Charles H. Ellis
Rush W. Isley
L. M. Isley
R. R
Shelbyville
John G. Schaefer
Hope
Willie R. Carman
Cecil B. Carman
Georgia A. Isley
Herman A. Stewart
Argentina Celebrates Day of the Race Nationwide
All Argentina joined in holiday mood for El Dia de la Raza marking Latin origins and Columbus birth anniversary. In Buenos Aires President Hipolito Irigoyen attended ceremonies with about 10,000 military personnel, and similar observances occurred across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Christopher Columbus
Hipolito Irigoyen
Rail Union backs opposition to Glossbrenner in council race
Eureka lodge No. 14 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen passes a resolution opposing Alfred M. Glossbrenner and Garner for the Third district council seat. The union cites Glossbrenner's policy of a closed shop in his printing business and Garner’s friendliness to utility interests and Chamber of Commerce merger actions.
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Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Eureka Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Grassbrenner
United States
Garner
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Fragmentary Time Stamps in OCR Line
Readable OCR shows scattered times 6 a m 58 9 a m 9 7 a m 59 10 a m 8 8 a m 58 with no clear event or context. No names, places, or actions emerge to define a full news item or notice.
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