Rucker Attacks Myers Backed by Bell Investigators
Alvah J. Rucker at a Republican meeting accused backers of Walter Myers of political mudslinging and outlined a suggested Myers cabinet. He named Denny Bush as a potential street commissioner and Hendricks Kenworthy as city purchasing agent, among others, citing Bell era ties and grand jury indictments.
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Walter Myers
Alvah J. Rucker
Prospect St
Rucker
Myers
Denny Bush
Hendricks Kenworthy
Bell
William B. Claver
Board of Works
Frank P. Baker
John Zener
de Tuxe
Gippy Gavin
Grand
Automobiles Stolen Reported in Ford and Dodge Listings
Police note listed owners of stolen cars including Carl Kudelke 1497 S New Jersey Ford 10167 from 1417 E Washington Wayne Dean 1324 Ringgold Ford 491-295 Shelby Comar William H Freeman 5159 Park Ave Buick 385-084 from Louisiana Illinois Albert Tyre 730 N Holmes Dodge Meridian St Monument Pl Thomas Gromsley 2029 E Washington Ford Merrill Illinois shows a patrol alert for thefts in multiple blocks.
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Misanapolis Times
Carl Kudelke
S. New Jersey St
Ford
E. Washington St
Wayne Dean
Ringgold St
Shelby and
Comar
William H. Freeman
Park Ave
Buick
Louisiana
Illinois
Albert Tyre
N. Holmes Ave
Dodge
Meridian St
Monument Pl
Thomas Gromsley
Merrill
Street named Valor Road for Winnipeg Victoria Cross heroes
Three Winnipeg men who earned the Victoria Cross in World War I lived on the same street within a block of each other. City officials announced plans to rename the street Valor Road to honor their service. An unrelated report notes a recovered car belonging to J. O. Houston of 929 E. Pratt St. Ford found at Dearborn St. and Massachusetts Ave.
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J. O. Houston
E. Pratt St
Ford
Dearborn St
Massachusetts Ave
Winnipeg
Can
Valor Rd
Long Cruise Planned by Gardiner Family and Partners
A 30 000 mile two and a half year adventure cruise is undertaken by Captain Gardiner his wife and son and two Englishmen. The 27 ton sketch vessel will visit hundreds of distant British possessions where few whites reside. They hope to cover costs by trading with natives and selling needed goods to isolated traders.
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Bu United Press
London
Gardiner
Rare Pearl Display At Regent Street Shop
Times Special reports a Regent Street shop showing a rare pearl display. The collection includes white Austrian pearls with a silvery sheen, magnolia tinted pearls from the Red Sea, and rare black pearls from the Gulf of Mexico, each suited to different skin tones.
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Times
London
Regent St
Red Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Only One Horse Raced at Neigishi Track
The Neigishi track held an uneventful race with a single entrant, Junpu, racing as if followed by a dozen horses. The Tokyo service reported the event from Su nea Service on October 14.
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Sunea Service
Tokio
Neigishi
Junpu
Japan Advertiser
Wax figures shift to character likeness in London shop windows
Wax figures in London shop windows abandon pure beauty for individuality reflecting the clothes on display. New models feature waxen hair and eyes with glass eyes discarded and expressions ranging from pouty to downcast to mirror character.
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United Press
London
Bandit Robs Man In Garage In Tuesday Night Incident
Finch Dorman, 24, of 1936 Central Ave., was robbed by a lone bandit as he parked his car in a garage late Tuesday night. The thief took $11 and a saxophone valued at $75. Other local thefts included James H. White losing $194 after being shown access to funds, A. W. Goodwin’s watch worth $40, Carl Brensh’s eight suits from his auto, Myrtle Roup’s watch worth $21, and R. W. Smith’s clothing and rugs totaling $110 plus Edmond Showalter’s $80 from a room.
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Finch Dorman
Central Ave
James H. White
Calhoun St
White
A. W. Goodwin
Meridian St
Carl Brensh
Fourteenth St
Schloss Bros
Myrtle Roup
Blake St
Armours Packing House
R. W. Smith
Drake St
Edmond Showalter
Vermont St
Baltzell Finds 10 Men Guilty in Federal Court
Ten persons were found guilty in Federal Court in Evansville Indiana on Tuesday with one acquittal. Judge Robert C Baltzell presided. Sentences included three months and $100 fines for Coogan. six and four months for Potter and Gray. six and four months for Clements and Crews. Berl Tim Berlin ake received four months and a $300 fine. Bevinger four months and $100. Loebs ninety days. Klasser six months and $100.
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Times
Evansville
Ind
I. G Hollinger
Newberg
Robert C. Baltzell
Clarence Coogan
William
Park Board Studies Sight-Seeing Bus Route Feasibility
A city park board committee examined a proposed regular sightseeing bus route over boulevards. The plan was introduced by Robert I. Todd president of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company at Thursday’s board meeting. The proposed path includes Fall Creek Blvd Thirty-Eighth St N Meridian St N Capitol Ave and Myers Rd.
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Park Board
City Park Board
Robert I. Todd
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Todd
Fall Creek Blvd
Thirty-Eighth St
N. Meridian St
N. Capitol Ave
Myers Rd
Jury Frees Youthful Husband in Stabbing Case
A Huntington man claimed self defense after a scuffle ended with a stabbing. He testified Williams reached for a meat cleaver when he used the knife, and the jury acquitted him.
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Huntington
Williams
Willams
Not Guilty Verdict in Coburn Huntington Murder Trial
Coburn Huntington, 18, was acquitted of second degree murder by a jury in Criminal Court after being jailed since May 6. The case stemmed from a kitchen knife stabbing at Wilcox Restaurant on Market Street following an argument over evolution. Huntington embraced his wife Thelma Huntington and saluted friends as the verdict was delivered.
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Coburn Huntington
Alabama St
Frank A. Symmes
Huntington
John Williams
Wilcox
E. Market St
Thelma Huntington
Fred McCallister
Williams
Homemade Pinex cough syrup promising quick relief
An advertisement touts a simple inexpensive cough syrup made from 2½ ounces Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup or alternatives. It claims rapid relief for bronchitis hoarseness croup and winter coughs with a pleasant taste and full pint supply suitable for families.
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He Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonials
Three women from Michigan Pennsylvania and Iowa describe relief from female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Poitier reports reduced abdominal pain with no operation, Mrs Shue notes improved back pain and nervousness, and Mrs Everts recounts relief from bearing down pains and cramps after trial and recommends the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph Poitier
Lumpkin Ave
Hamtramck
Michigan
Charles R. Shue
R.F.D
Lititz
P. E. Everts
Marshalltown
Iowa
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a dependable remedy for women. It claims success for middle aged and pregnant women, nursing mothers, overworked females, and those with nervous prostration or internal pain, asserting operations can be avoided and health restored.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mellon to unveil tax cut plans before House committee
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will present his tax reduction theories as Congress begins debate on a new tax cut scheme. The plan reportedly includes a retroactive tax slash for this year, possibly about 25 percent, as leaders outline the measure’s scope.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Law Set for March 1 Passage After Hearings
A schedule outlines passing the new law by March 1. Ten days of hearings lead to a closed session with treasury experts to draft the first bill. Mellon, with Assistant Secretary Winston and Treasurer Actuary Mc Coy, will advise on distributing the $350 million fund.
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Treasury Department
Winston
Spark plug found in pickerel near Collinsville
Richard Batley and William Hatch recount finding a spark plug in the stomach of a pickerel caught near Collinsville Connecticut. They explain that in June they cast a line weighted with a spark plug and a large pickerel leaped for the bait, then the plug disappeared as they hauled in the line.
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Springfield
Mass
Collinsville
Conn
Richard Batley
William Hatch
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