Letter Denies Charges Made In Campaign
The Times publishes a subscriber letter questioning Mr Hoover’s salary for European relief work. Dr Vernon Kellogg replies that Hoover never took a salary and covered his personal expenses. The piece cites audits of Hoover aid and notes the group’s volunteers funded relief without compensation.
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Five Hurt as Race Auto Leaps Track Fence
At Wayne Indiana on Sunday afternoon a race car leaped a fence and struck spectators injuring five people. Two victims are seriously hurt: John Roth age 4 with a fractured skull and William Scheele with a brain concussion. Arthur Roth suffered a broken leg and driver Jimmy Brown had facial cuts. An unnamed woman also sustained cuts as the car went over a parked vehicle and hit another in the crowd.
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Opal Williams De Pauw leader dies in Indiana home
Miss Opal Williams twenty a De Pauw University Y W C A and Delta Zeta leader dies at home in Connersville Indiana from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation Parents named Mr and Mrs Homer L Williams. Her death follows her status as a prominent student figure and sorority president.
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Indiana's Big Stage Show At The Indiana Theater
Review of the Indiana Theater week program praising Davis and his orchestra for Taint So and Half Way to Heaven plus a Richard Dix Moran of the Marines feature. Mentions Al Jolson at Loew's Palace, Vitaphone, and the stage-to-screen changes for The Cardboard Lover. Notes strong crowd response and the revue style of the performances.
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Jolson Shines On Screen In The Singing Fool At Apollo
Review notes The Singing Fool starring Jolson with Vitaphone is the best movie entertainment seen. Jolson proves superior on screen and stage. second week at Apollo. Melody of Love a first all talking picture lags but becomes engaging with war era songs and strong performances. Mildred Harris as Madelon praised. Vitaphone shorts complete the bill.
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France
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Broadway
Midol ad promises fast relief for menstrual pain
An advertisement touts Midol as a non narcotic remedy that stops menstrual pain in five to seven minutes. It claims it suits women who suffer monthly and costs fifty cents in a small aluminum carrying case.
Opening Week Highlights at Local Theatres
Pauline Frederick opens a three day engagement in The Imperfect Lady at English's. Zelda Sears headlines the Lyric bill Girl Revue at the Colonial Ten Nights in a Barroom at the Isis and Dainty Dolls at the Mutual.
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Smith on Way to Press Fight in Missouri
Governor Alfred E. Smith moves toward Missouri after four days in border states. He visits Hodgenville Lincoln birthplace and plans speeches in Belleville Sedalia and St. Louis while expressing confidence in winning Missouri and other states. Senator Harry Hawes joins Missouri campaign efforts. Florida land area note appears as a stray line.
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United Press
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Ill
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Hodgenville
Lincoln
Missouri Party
Harry Hawes
Screen CIRCLE offers lively all talking film experience
The Circle presents its first all talking movie about a young songwriter during the late war, described as thoroughly entertaining. Indiana reports two melody hits this week from Charlie Davis and Dale Young, with Jolson’s The Singing Fool in its second week at Apollo. Loew's Palace notes the Cardboard Lover film not as sharp as the stage version.
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Dale Young
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Loew's Palace
Mystic Tie to Confer Degree at Masonic Temple
Mystic Tie lodge No. 398 F and A M will confer an entered apprentice degree at 5 p m today at the Masonic Temple North and Illinois streets. An autumn party Saturday night featured dancing and moving picture reels for families. Ground was broken Sunday for the Mystic Tie print shop building at Franklin Indiana with Charles B Wanamaker turning the first dirt.
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