New York Gang War Revived After Sedan Murder
Police linked the killings to a revived gang conflict after a man was found fatally shot on Fifty Fourth Street near Broadway and another man found dead in a blue sedan at Avenue D and East Twelfth Street. The injured victim, Joseph Noa, had two New York addresses and three bullets in his body.
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New York
Fifty-Fourth Street
Broadway
Tony Marlow
Joseph Noa
Avenue D
East Twelfth Street
Noa
City wide property valued at 22 million in first inventory
Indianapolis reports its first city inventory valuing real estate and assets at 22 337 000. The appraisal lists park property boulevards parkways and equipment with totals for boards of health safety works and sanitation, plus city hall streets and garage values.
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John E. Milner
Park Board
John C. McCloskey
Works Board
Theodore H. Dammeyer
Indianapolis
R. Anne Cunningham
Milner
McCloskey Real Estate
Dammeyer
Milnor
Park and Recreation
Board of Health
Board of Safety
City Market
Tomlinson Hall
Fire Department
Gamewell Division
Sanitary Department
Monsignore Gavisk to preside Indiana social work conference
Terre Haute Ind Oct 16 Monsignore Francis H Gavisk of Indianapolis will preside over the 1929 Indiana conference on social work in Indianapolis He was elected at this year s meeting which closed Monday night Officers elected include Mrs R A Archer Terre Haute Judge E Miles North Crown Point Moses Epstein Frankfort Louis Ross Richmond and John A Brown Indianapolis Secretary Rhoda Morrow Indianapolis and Anna Chapelle Evansville Assistant Secretaries Executive Committee members include Dr W C Van Nuye Newcastle John A Brown Eugene C Foster Albion Fellows Bacon Evansville John T Boyd Vincennes Max A Ralf Amos W Butler Indianapolis Minnie Blue Fort Wayne etc
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Francis H. Gavisk
Indianapolis
Indiana
R. A. Archer
E. Miles North
Crown Point
Moses Epstein
Frankfort
Louis Ross
Richmond
John A. Brown
Rhoda Morrow
Anna Chapelle
Evansville
W. C. van Nuye
Newcastle
Eugene C. Foster
Albion Fellows Bacon
Evansvill
John T. Boyd
Vincennes
Max A. Ralf
Amos W. Butler
Minnie Blue
Wayne
Cyrus Pattee
South Bend
J. P. Dunn
Wilams H. Eichorn
Bluffton
Willis Learner
Kokomo
C. Holmes
Gary
E. W. Showalter
Charles A. McGonagle
Plainfield
Fred Roseff
Muncie
A. F. Miles
Pendleton
James W. Milligan
Madison
Louis J. Klinger
Brazil
Lena A. Reading
Donald du Shane
Columbus
E. C. Rumpler
Ada E. Schwitzer
Frank J. Sheehan
J. J. Robirs
Bloomington
Leslie record attack cited in gubernatorial race
Times Special reports in New Albany Indiana that Harry G. Leslie Republican candidate for governor faced charges he helped Governor Ed Jackson plead the statute of limitations. Curtis G Shake Democratic candidate for attorney general claimed Leslie defeated the 1927 Legislature investigation resolution, enabling Jackson to gain a time extension.
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Times
New Albany
Ind
Harry G. Leslie
Ed Jackson
Curtis G. Shake
Vincennes
Leslie
Jackson
Stolen Autos Recovered By Deputy Sheriff
Two cars stolen and stripped of accessories were recovered Monday night by Deputy Sheriff Dale Brown. The vehicles belong to E. R. Watkins of Anderson and Robert F. Gray of 231 North Liberty Street. Gray reported the theft from his front yard Monday night and the Watkins car from the corner of Sixteenth and North Pennsylvania streets Sunday night.
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Dale Brown
E. R. Watkins, Anderson
Robert F. Gray
North
Liberty Street
Gray
Watkins
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania
Ink spewing devil fish attacks on Dailey cited
Walter Myers of Indianapolis, former Democratic senatorial candidate, compared Republican attacks on Frank C Dailey the Democratic gubernatorial candidate to the ink spit of a devil fish during a Monday night talk in N Indiana.
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Devil Fish
Dailey
Walter Myers
Ind
Frank C. Dailey
Indianapolis
Ford Favors Hoover As Dry In United Press dispatch
Henry Ford, vacationing at the Wayside Inn in Sudbury Mass, endorses Herbert Hoover for President. He links prohibition to prosperity and says industrial success requires sobriety. A prohibition reversal could lower wages by disrupting steady workmanship.
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United Press South
Sudbury
Mass
Henry Ford
Herbert Hoover
Wayside
Eagles Lobby State Pension Bill Urged at Indianapolis Meeting
Charles C. Guenther urged Indianapolis aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to lobby for an Indiana old age pension bill when the general assembly convenes next January. The meeting featured brief remarks from officers and a special dance by Rosamond Stokes and Lawrence O Keefe. Probers reported burglary at B C Milburn grocery on East Minnesota Street netting $15 and stamps. Mrs Kate McCann reported clothing valued at 65 dollars stolen.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Aerie
Beswick
Henry Fryer
Louis D. Schwartz
Old-Age Pension Commission
Otto P. de Luse
Grand Worthy
Pension Commission
Women's Auxiliary
Edith Amick
Bertha Sturgeon
Clara O'Keefe
Rosamond Stokes
Lawrence O’keefe
B. C. Milburn
Minnesota Street
Kate McCann
Alabama Street
Watson Explains Why He Opposed Hoover
Indiana Senator James E. Watson, addressing a Huntington audience, defended his opposition to Herbert Hoover. He said he sought the presidential nomination, and argued the equalization fee tied to farm relief was not an issue in the campaign.
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Indiana
Huntington
Ind
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
James E. Watson
Hoover
Peeress City Guest Lady Edward Spencer Churchill Arrives
Lady Churchill, chairman of the British Legion women’s section, arrives in Indianapolis from San Antonio to meet local hosts Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch Bowman Elder and William Fortune. Accompanied by Mrs. Schofield and Mrs. Walbridge, she attends a dinner and wreath laying at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument followed by a city tour luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club and a Vear Memorial Building reception. More than 100 Connecticut and Rhode Island delegates are in town en route home from the national convention.
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Edward Spencer Churchill
British Legion
Indianapolis
San Antonio
Tex
National American Legion
Carleton B. McCulloch
Bowman Elder
William Fortune
William H. Schofield
Petersborough
N. H
Robert Walbridge
American Legion Auxiliary
Lady Churchill
Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument
Indiannapolis Athletic Club
Vear Memorial
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Hiker for Hoover Hits Indianapolis Campaign Route
Miss Frances Hancock, hitch hike orator from New York to California, campaigns for Herbert Hoover against Governor Al Smith and speaks in Indianapolis today. Hancock, born in Sullivan County, has long opposed Smith in his races. Amelia Earhart returns to New York after a round trip trans continental tour and will serve as aviation editor for a magazine.
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Frances Hancock
New York
California
Herbert Hoover
Indianapolis
al Smith
Hancock
Sullivan County
Ind
Smith
Earhart
Amelia Earhart
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Health Rules
Dr Caldwell promotes natural constipation relief with Syrup Pepsin a mild vegetable remedy. He warns against drastic purges and urges daily bowel movements and three health rules keep the head cool feet warm bowels open. A free trial bottle coupon is offered.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
New Boxing Ordinance Moves to Mayor for Signature
The city council passed a new boxing ordinance 6 to 2 after a two hour caucus. It creates a three member boxing board with the safety board president as ex officio chair. A $10 license fee and 5 percent tax on receipts are authorized, with a $300 penalty for unlicensed exhibitions.
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Boxing Commission
C. Ert Slack
Albert Meurer
John F. White
Safety Board
White
Meurer
Rainfall Drenches Indiana. Ton Forecasts Continued Showers
Rain totaling .99 inch in Indianapolis over twelve hours ended at 7 a.m. will likely persist tonight and Wednesday morning, according to Armington of the U S Weather Bureau. Terre Haute recorded 2.16 inches the heaviest fall. Temperatures ran 18 degrees above normal at 7 a.m. with 66 degrees amid damp conditions.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Arming
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