Messages to Church Groups Made Public
Public disclosure defends Hoover against claims he violated his oath by praising Lutherans in a private telegram to Cardinal Mundelein. George Akerson says Burke misstates Hoover’s tolerance. Also reports Richard Steiner, 98, dies in North Anderson with brief family note.
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Washington
Deat
J. Hoover
Shhief
Burke
Cardinal Mundefein
Omaha
Cardinal Munde- Jein
George Akerson
Hoover
Mundelein
White House
Akerson
National Catholic Welfare Council
Father Burke
Perons
Anderson, Ind
Richard Steiner
North Anderson
Fox Hunters Hold Session at Southern Indiana Meeting
Bloomfield Indiana hosts the twentieth meeting of the Southern Indiana and State Fox Hunters Association. Attendees stay in tents as the weeklong session opens. J Clyde Crane of the Lions Club welcomes visitors, with H H Evans of Newcastle delivering the response. The Greene County Farm Bureau and the local American Legion post provide entertainment on Wednesday and Friday respectively.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Indiana
State Fox Hunters’ Association
J. Clyde Crane
Lions Club
H. H. Evans
Newcastle
Greene County Farm Bureau
American Legion Post
Heiress Alma McKinley Kidnapping Shocks Missouri Community
A growing posse and angry citizens hunt for Alma Wilson McKinley 24 daughter of a wealthy Dade county man after a masked kidnapper bound her and forced her to leave with him from the Benton Wilson farm. He cut the telephone line to delay pursuit while the abductor sought ransom. Wilson, a fortune in Oklahoma oil, was away in Kansas City at the time.
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United Press
Greenfield
Missouri
Alma Wilson McKinley
Dade County
Benton Wilson Farm
McKinley
Wilson
Oklahoma
Here
Kansas City
Court tribute paid late for Jackson Carter
Memorial services were held in superior court by the Indiana Bar Association for Jackson Carter a prominent attorney and stepson of William L Taylor Carter died Sunday Eulogies from Walteres William P Evans Louis Ew Romney L Willson and Theodore H Fitts were delivered Michael E Foley presided at the service
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Superior Court
Indiana Bar Association
Jackson Carter
William L. Taylor
Carter
Indianapolis
Walterees
William P. Evans
Louis Ew
Romney L. Willson
Theotore 'H. Fitts
Michael E. Foley
Five young animals draw visitors at Pokagon park
Park officials report five fawns a baby elk and a Canadian goose family have appeared at Pokagon State Park this winter. The deer elk and buffalo have attracted visitors all summer and remain a notable park feature.
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Pokagon State Park
State Conservation Commission
Subway to Be Begun on Meridian Street and Bluff Road
Belt railroad track elevation project contracts for sub ways at Meridian street and Bluff road are expected to be let soon by the works board.
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Belt Railroad
Meridian’ Street
Bluff Road
Works Board
High Court Seeks Milner Answer Over Unsigned Bill
Indiana Supreme Court issues mandate directing Superior Court Judge Joseph Milner to show cause why the bill of exceptions for Reese A. Maxwell was not signed. Maxwell, former Marion county grand jury foreman, was convicted on arson and sentenced to two to fourteen years.
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Reese A. Maxwell
Marion County Grand Jury
Indiana Supreme Court
Superior Court
Joseph M. Milner
Milner
Supreme Court
Maxwell
Harvey Grabill
James A. Collins
Indiana
Booze party death in Culver City linked to boxer hosts
Four men are held on manslaughter suspicion after Hazel Cole a 20 year old art student died from suspected poison in Culver City following a party hosted by welterweight Bobby La Salle. Police say a chemical test will determine if lax were the cause. Medicine taken by the girl may have contributed with the liquor. The four men are alleged to be connected with selling and manufacturing the liquor.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Hazel Cole
Culver City
Bobby la Salle
Alleged Loan Sharks to Be Tried October 27
Trial dates set for three alleged loan sharks arrested in a summer drive against usury. Harvey A. Grabill to sit as special judge. Defendants Jesse A. Haines Amos G. Haines and Hansford E. Pool face charges of false affidavits and multiple usury counts. Loan companies operated in the city and restraint efforts sought.
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Harvey A. Grabill
Jesse A. Haines
Amos G. Haines
Hansford E. Pool
Ree
Low City Funds Force Pay Roll Delay in Anderson
Anderson Indiana reports the city general fund balance at 31.19 with a 13,000 semi monthly payroll due soon. Two recent pay rolls were covered by a 279,000 transfer from the surplus earnings of the municipal light plant, which now sits at about 8,000. Officials fear funds may be found to meet workers as a large inherited debt remains.
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Times Special
Anderson
Ind
City General Fund
Municipal Electric Light Plant
General Fund
Indiana loan law overhaul urged at building and loan league
Thomas D. Barr urged the 1931 Indiana legislature to modernize obsolete building and loan laws. He called for depositor withdrawal notices and removing fixed interest rates, proposing rates mirror money costs at loan issue. Barr urged voters to back pledging lawmakers and warned against over-extension amid economic tightening.
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Indiana
Thomas D. Barr
Indiana Building and Loan League
Lincoln
Barr
General Assembly
Hyde to City for Addresses in Indiana Tour
Arthur M. Hyde secretary of agriculture arrives in Indianapolis at 5 50 p m Wednesday to speak for the Republican party. He is met by a committee and escorted to Covington for the first talk. On Thursday he speaks at a Ninth district rally in Lebanon then two talks in Marion and a Richmond stop Friday and Saturday.
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Arthur M. Hyde
Indianapolis
Indiana
Republican Party
Union Station
Dorothy Cunningham
Mary Sleeth
Paul Wetter
Schuyler Haas
Ralph Lemcke
Evan Wolcott
William Settle
Caleb Williams
Fountaine County
Hyde
Covington
Lebanon
Marion
Richmond
Egg Within an Egg Reported in Vincennes Kitchen
Mrs. William Snyder found a nested egg while preparing breakfast in Vincennes Indiana. She cracked the outer shell and a small quail sized egg dropped into the skillet, an unusual anomaly in her pantry.
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Vincennes
Ind
William Snyder
Indiana governor faces probation bid after high court ruling
Indiana may setup a state probation commission and department with a head at the statehouse after a supreme court decision. The ruling affects the creation of two superior courts and would make Saturday bills auto become law if not vetoed. Governor Leslie may appoint two judges and four probation commissioners.
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Indiana
Statehouse
Supreme Court
Grant
Delaware
Superior Court
Probation Department
Jasper
Newton
Harry G. Leslie
Florence R. Boys
Plymouth
Ind
Senate
C. Oliver Holmes
Rep
Gary
State Board of Charities
Charles Kettleborough
Legislative Reference Bureau
Boy 13 Confesses to Killing Father in Oklahoma
Jay Bonner 13 confessed to County Attorney Napoleon Johnson that he killed his father C. C. Bonner 43 after saying his dad was choking his mother. The incident was reported by Bunited Press Co. Oklahoma on October 14.
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Bunited Press Co
Okla
Jay Bonner
Napoleon Johnson
C. C. Bonner
Forestry Tour to Be Made by Group
Members of the Marion county Fish and Game Protective Association will take a forestry tour next Sunday under the forestry and fish and game division of the state conservation department. Director Richard Lieber announced. The motor caravan will assemble at the state house at 8 a.m. Route includes state road 37 to Martinsville, Morgan Monroe state forest, road 46 to Nashville, Bear Wallow hill, 450 acres of virgin forest in the J. K. Lilly estate, lunch at Bear Wallow, then the Brown county game preserve.
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Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Forestry and Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Richard Lieber
State House
Martinsville
Morgan-Monroe County State Forest
Nashville
Bear Wallow Hill
J. K. Lilly
Bear Wallow
Brown County Game Preserve
Trustees Re-Elected At First Baptist Church Meeting
Four trustees were retained in annual elections Monday night at the First Baptist church. They are Brodehurst Elsey Woods A Caper ton C L Miller and F H Sparks. Robert McGregor was named to succeed the late H H Bushong. Other officers re-elected C S Merrick treasurer F O Baker clerk and J M Berrymill E C Foster B B McElroy G T Purves and W A Bowland deacons.
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First Baptist Church
Brodehurst Elsey
Woods A. Caperton
C. L. Miller
F. H. Sparks
Robert McGregor
H. H. Bushong
C. S. Merrick
F. O. Baker
J. M. Berrymill
E. C. Foster
B. B. McElroy
G. T. Purves
W. A. Bowland
Skull and Crescent Pledges Announced at Indiana University
Skull and Crescent honorary sophomore fraternity at Indiana University announces pledges of second-year men including Homer Soden Delta Upsilon Lakewood Ohio Edward McArdle Beta Theta Pi Ft Wayne Robert Humke Sigma Pi Anderson Albert Cox Sigma Chi Hartford City Jethro Meen Phi Gamma Delta Greensburg Richard Lawrence Theta Chi Indianapolis and Otis Edmonds Delta Chi Georgetown.
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Bloomington
Ind
Skull and Crescent
Indiana University
Homer Soden
Delta Upsilon
Lakewood
Edward McArdle
Beta Theta Pi
Ft. Wayne
Robert Humke
Sigma Pi
Anderson
Albert Cox
Sigma Chi
Hartford City
Jethro Meen
Phi Gamma Delta
Greensburg
Richard Lawrence
Theta Chi
Indianapolis
Otis Edmonds
Delta Chi
Georgetown
Hospitals Approved by American College of Surgeons
Notification from Philadelphia at the annual hospital standardization conference says six city hospitals are approved: Robert W. Long, James Whitcomb Riley hospital for children, William H. Coleman hospital for women, Methodist hospital, city hospital and St. Vincent's hospital.
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American College of Surgeons
Philadelphia
Robert W. Long
James Whitcomb Riley
William H. Coleman
Methodist Hospital
City Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mouse Rescues Palestine Theater Bust. Burglars Flee
A mouse alerted workers at the Palestine theater in New York by squeaking during a burglary. Burglars bound two employees and tried to rob the safe, but fled when the mouse emerged from a hole, saving the theater thousands of dollars.
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United Press
New York
Palestine Theater
Brazilian Rebel Chief Reported Slain in Action
Federal troops claimed victory at Ponte de Senges on the Parana border as General Miguel Da Costa, rebel commander in Parana, was reported killed early in the encounter. Rebels were said to be leaderless and many killed or wounded. Frontier region rumors spoke of a rebel victory, but details were sparse. Troop strength was unofficially placed at 40,000 to 50,000 with a conscription deadline extending to Wednesday.
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United Press
Itarare
Brazil
Ponte de Senges
Parana
Miguel da Costa
da Costa
Ogden Plans Action Against Grant County Sheriff
Attorney General James M Ogden and deputies prepare to file in Grant circuit court seeking removal of Sheriff Jacob Campbell over the Marion lynching of two Negroes on August 7. Campbell, in Indianapolis today, declined to comment on the case.
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James M. Ogden
Earl B. Stroup
Merle M. Wall
Grant County
Jacob Campbell
Marion
Ogden
Grant Circuit Court
Campbell
Indianapolis
Milwaukee man Perry left 500 love letters in his wake
Mrs Mary Perry, mother of his three children, reveals Perry’s 500 love letters found in a trunk. The letters, mostly replies to his matrimonial ads, came from women of all walks and many included photographs. Perry is wanted on charges linked to the murder of one wife, Clara Belle Hackett.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
George M. E. Perry
Clara Belle Hackett
Perry
Mary Perry
Spanish Pupils Riot At Barcelona University
Anti monarchist demonstration by students at Barcelona university law school sparked a wide disturbance today. Police cordons were set around the campus to restore order after students stormed main doors and seized and destroyed paintings of King Alfonso amid ongoing labor unrest and government crackdowns.
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United Preta Barcelona
Spain
University Law School
Alfonso
Funeral services held for Mrs. Mary E. Sills
Bluffton Indiana obituary note says Mrs. Mary E. Sills aged 87 died after three weeks illness of paralysis. Services were held Monday.
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Times Special
Bluffton
Ind
Mary E. Sills
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Energy and Health
A vintage advert claims tiredness comes from clogged bowels and inactive liver. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound that cleanses the system, tones the liver, and improves appearance. Sold in 5c 30c and 60c sizes and recognized by their olive color.
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Dr. Edwards
Indiana PTA delegates discuss health programs and reforms
Indiana Parent-Teacher Association delegates opened their annual convention in Severin with Roy P. Wisehart stressing health programs over large gymnasiums. Paul C. Stetson urged viewing the association as an educational agency linking church, home, school, and playground.
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Roy P. Wisehart
Indiana
Parent-Teacher Association
the Severin
Wisehart
Paul C. Stetson
Indianapolis Public Schools
Association
Homer J. Miller
South Bend
Edna Hatfield Edmondson
Bloomington
Aged man found after four days missing in Bedford
Philip Haverley, 73, who vanished from his son Fred’s Bedford home Saturday, was found by three hunters Monday evening and taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Times
Bedford
Ind
Philip Haverley
Fred
Drink Water Before Breakfast to Flush Kidneys
A simple home health ad advises drinking a full glass of plain water half an hour before breakfast with a spoonful of ordinary Jad Salts to flush kidneys and cleanse toxins. It claims toxins move from intestines to kidneys, causing back pain, and promises relief within six days with continued water intake.
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Leslie
Jasper Newton
L. O. Chasey
Aviatrix
Lad
County Fish, Game Society
Keith Miller
Laura Ingalls
Miller
Earl W. Sweeney
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service Iine
Mars
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College of Surgeons
General da Costa
C. A. Powell
Ogden Studies
CASE
P.T. Parley
Indiana Parent-Teacher Association
Indiana Congress of Parent-Teachers
National Congress of Parent-Teachers
Louis Segar
Indiana Health Council
Winifred Sink
Indiana University Hospital
James Whitcomb
Riley Hospital For Children
Riley Park
Powell Sign CO
Hendren Printing Co. Et Iets
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Askin & Marine CO
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