United China on Brink as Chiang Faces Revolt
Washington reports Chiang Kai-Shek's government in peril with Feng Yu-Hsiang and Yen Hsi-Shan poised to challenge. Feng leads a march toward Hankow while Yen weighs action, and Chang Hsueh-Liang in Manchuria pursues separate peace talks with Soviet Russia amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
Washington
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Soviet
Russia
Chiang
Nanking
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Hankow
Chicago
Shans Province
Yen Hsi-Shan
Feng
Shansi Hei
Chihli
Peiping
Yen
North China
Manchuria
Chang Hsueh- Liang
Chang Tso-Lin
Soviet Russia
Glossbrenner Targeted as Labor Enemy at Meet
Edgar A. Perkins, former state industrial board member, condemned Alfred M. Glossbrenner Republican mayoral candidate, at a meeting of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen ladies auxiliary. The group voted a $100 appropriation to the Nonpartisan Political Action League to oppose Glossbrenner, noting 95 labor bodies with 18 000 members have joined the league.
Red Men to March in Butler College Parade
Butler home coming celebration will feature a colorful parade down town streets Friday night with Red Men tribes marching in an Indian war path motif. The home coming game against Haskell is set for Saturday at the Butler bowl with a convention trophy to be awarded to the tribe with the largest turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Order
Haskell
New Vamp Type Arrives in Carmelita Geraghty Film
Carmelita Geraghty, known as a Spanish Irish beauty, debuts as a fresh film vamp not scary but cheerful, signaling a shift in screen persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmelita Geraghty
Indiana State Chamber Elects Officers For Ninth Year
John E. Fredrick of Kokomo begins his ninth year as president following the annual meeting at the Clay pool. G B Tuthill of Elkhart is re elected vice president. Dick Miller of Indianapolis treasurer. W H Arnett of Indianapolis managing director. R B Coapstick of Indianapolis traffic manager. Directors re elected include C H Barnaby Greencastle J M Heron Connersville W G Himmelwright Frankfort I W Lemaux Indianapolis J B Schlossberg Terre Haute E G Scotten Newcastle H C Rockhill Ft Wayne J A Van Osdel Anderson Fredrick Miller Tuthill. E M Mason Crawfordsville named to fill a vacancy. A crime conference endorsement was adopted and a committee to study the Wabash Maumee barge route plan was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Fredrick
Kokomo
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Claypool
G. B. Tuthill
Elkhart
Dick Miller
Indianapolis
W. H. Arnett
R. B. Coapstick
C. H. Barnaby
Greencastle
J. M. Heron
Connersville
W. G. Himmelwright
Frankfort
I. W. Lemaux
John B. Schlossberg
Terre Haute
E. G. Scotten
Newcastle
H. C. Rockhill
Ft. Wayne
J. A. van Osdel
Anderson
Fredrick
Miller
Tuthill
E. M. Mason
Crawfordsville
St Lawrence
Michigan City Rivalry Triggers Counter-Injunction Suit
Arthur L. Gilliam former attorney general announces a counter-injunction suit in Michigan City to block the city manager government. The manager seeks to enjoin the former mayor and alderman from taking office in a case set for next Monday before Judge Harry Crumpacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Gilliam
Michigan City
Gilliam
Michigan City Superior Court
Harry Crumpacker
Supreme Court
James M. Orden
City Yo Yo Contest Set After Weather Reprieve
Indianapolis youths gain another chance to compete in The Times city wide Yo Yo contest. preliminaries postponed by bad weather will be rerun next Saturday with four district winners advancing to semis at neighborhood theaters on Oct 23 and finals on Oct 26 at the Indiana stage. prizes range from 10 dollars in gold to smaller awards and a Flores Yo Yo for every semi finalist. district boundaries cover areas around Fall Creek, Riverside park, Garfield park, Willard park, and Brookside park with specific routes named. entries available via subscription coupon at The Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Belmont
Rex
Ritz
Rivoli
Irving
Granada
Fall Creek Boulevard
City Limits
Northwestern Avenue
Washington Street
White River
Monon
Riverside Park
Big Four
Garfield Park
Michigan Street
Twenty three officers capture lone burglar at Fabric Products plant
Police recapture a burglar at the Fabric Products plant on West Eleventh Street after a large search by 23 officers. Charles Williams, 23, of 1426 North Missouri is charged with burglary and entering a house to commit a felony after his escape attempt and lost safe lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabric Products Corporation
West Eleventh Street
Harold Waechter
Washington Boulevard
Milk Company
Lula Goodnight
Fayette Street
William Williams
Missouri Street
Tony de Barr
Big Boy
Williams
Labor Seeks Southern Union Drive in Textile Sector
President William Green of the AFL will convene all union heads within thirty days to plan a major push to organize the South especially in textiles. A fundraising drive with a suggested 1 million dollars will back the southern campaign as United Textile Workers leaders urge AFL affiliation. Tennessee labor leaders praise local papers for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Howard
Allien
Toronto
William Green
American Federation of Labor
South
Federation
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers
McMahon
William C. Birthright
Tennessee State Federation of Labor
Memphis Press Scimitar
Knoxville News Sentinel
MacDonald to Speak in Toronto During Ontario Visit
Ramsay MacDonald the British prime minister visits Toronto for one day. He is to address the American Federation of Labor convention and speak at a Men’s Canadian Club luncheon. His daughter Ishbel will speak at a Women’s Canadian Club luncheon in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonad
American Federation of Labor
Ishbel
War veteran Benjamin F. Reagan dies at 90
Burial rites were held for Benjamin F. Reagan 90 of 3951 North Illinois Street who died Tuesday from fall injuries. Born in Dublin Indiana in 1839 he opposed Morgan raiders in the Civil War and later ran a general store at Knightstown. He retired 95 years ago and moved to Indianapolis with survivors his widow Hannah M. Reagan a daughter Mrs George Taylor and a son T E Reagan all of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Reagan
North
Illinois Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Hisey & Titus
Mr. Reagan
Dublin
Ind
Knightstown
Indianapolis
Hannah M. Reagan
George Taylor
T. E. Reagan
Man Found on Walk Says He Was Robbed
Earl Snodgrass, 43, of 2820 Washington Boulevard, was charged with drunkenness and vagrancy after being found lying at Twenty-ninth and Clifton streets with a scalp wound. He claimed his watch was stolen but gave no explanation of his condition. Paul Patterson of 2862 Northwestern Avenue saw two men carry him from the street to the sidewalk and drive away. he alerted Cecil Hicks, merchant policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Snodgrass
Washington Boulevard
Twenty-ninth
Clifton Streets
Snodgrass
Paul Patterson
Northwestern Avenue
Patterson
Cecil Hicks
Burdsal Parkway
Tourist Party Robbed Here by Bandits
Three bandits mistaken for highway police robbed a party of tourists west of the city Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Flack and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Flack of Washington, PA, were relieved of 112 dollars and 200 dollars in diamond rings after a pistol threat and forced stop on a country road. A separate gunman robbed Madison Siler at a Puroil station of 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Indianapolis
J. S. Flack
J. P. Flack
Washington
St Louis
Locke Street
Indiana Avenue
Madison Siler
Russell Avenue
Girl Studies to Meet New Needs Urged
Miss Sarah Sturtevant of Columbia University urged a specialized study of high school girls to fit them for life and called for increased supervision. The Indiana Parent-Teachers associations convention heard reports from district vice-presidents, with health and education sessions led by Ada Schweitzer and Edna Edmondson. Dr. Frank B. Slutz of Dayton, Ohio, was slated to speak on Child Power at tonight's banquet as the convention closes Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Sturtevant
Columbia University
Indiana
Parent-Teachers Associations
the Severin
Miss Sturtevant
Ada E. Schweitzer
State Board of Health
Edna Hatfield Edmondson
Indiana University
Frank B. Slutz
Dayton
Lewis Stone Divorced on Mental Cruelty in Los Angeles
Screen actor Lewis Styme divorced Florence Pryor Stone known as Florence Oakley on mental cruelty grounds. A property settlement was arranged out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Lewis Styme
Florence Pryor Stone
Florence Oakley
No Favor Shown Is Fall's Defense in Bribery Trial
Testimony in the Elk Hills oil leases bribery trial suggests former secretary of interior Albert B. Fall did not bend rules to favor E. L. Doheny. Witnesses said lease details were set by interior and navy officials while Fall was away, though Fall kept final word on the deal. Arthur W. Ambrose admitted he supported Doheny's bid and billed per diem for an Hawaii trip aboard Doheny’s private yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Elk Hills
E. L. Doheny
Interior Department
Fall
West
H. Foster Bain
Bureau of Mines
Oil King
Owen J. Roberts
Bain
Navy
Arthur W. Ambrose
Doheny
Hawaii
Episcopal Dining Event Heads Dan Session In Mishawaka
The Rt. Rev. Mr Campbell Gray will preside at a dinner at the Elks club tonight as the Episcopal synod of the midwest and the House of Church Women hold a three day session at Christ Episcopal church. Meetings continue through Thursday with discussions this afternoon led by the Rev. Mr Charles C Jatho and E E Piper following a youths crusade led by Miss Virginia Zurm an. Business sessions were held this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Gray
Mishawaka
Elks Club
Episcopal Synod of the
Midwest
House of Church Women
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles C. Jatho
E. E. Piper
Virginia Zimmerman
Franklin Taylor to Direct Butler Men's Glee Club
Franklin Taylor of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music will direct Butler university's men's glee club this season, succeeding Harold Winslow who cannot return. Taylor is a member of Castle Square English Grand Opera Company and directs male choirs at Center Lodge and Irvington M E Church, and will implement the existing program and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
Franklin Taylor
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music
Harold Winslow
Robert J. Aley
Winslow
Taylor
Castle Square English Grand Opera Company
Center Lodge
Irvington M. E. Church
Coal Bids Sought for City Sanitation Plant
The city sanitary board will receive bids for 25 000 tons of coal for the sanitation plant on Oct 29. The sanitation department uses bituminous coal with 1½ inch screenings for the power plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
City Sanitary Board
Sanitary Departments
Costly fire hits William Jungclaus milling plant
Debris cleared as firemen and company officials assessed damage at the William P. Jungclaus Company milling plant at 825 Massachusetts Avenue. Loss estimated at 75 000 to 100 000 with insurance. Fourteen companies doused flames from two alarms, origin unknown. John Lacy discovered the blaze. separate damage included a garage and two cars at 1616 North Rural Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Jungclaus
Massachusetts Avenue
Henry P. Jungelaus
John Lacy
Oxford Street
A. J. Wordeman
North Rural Street
Detroit Police Radio Chief Selected to Lead System
Robert L. Batts of Detroit began work on the police radio communication system after his appointment as supervisor by the safety board on Tuesday. He is on a six month leave, plans eight weeks to install ten receiving sets and a WFBM transmitter for a 175 meter wavelength, with six workers making the receiving units for ten cars. The project is projected to cost $14 000 in its first year, and the Federal Radio Commission has designated the state as WMD27 on 1712 kilocycles. Mayor Slack declined to disclose Batts salary. The safety board named Rudolph Price and Henry D McClain as policemen, and John W Ward was appointed as fireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Batts
Detroit
The
Safety Board
Batts
WFBM
Fred W. Connell
Federal Radio Commission
L. Ert Slack
Rudolph Price
Union Street
Henry D. McClain
King Avenue
John W. Ward
South
Randolph Street
Boy 6 Hit by Car. Skull Fracture Feared
Robert Isenhower age 6 of 2115 East Forty-fifth street was seriously injured when struck by a car at Forty-sixth and Manlove streets while running errands for his mother. City hospital attendants say his skull may be fractured. Driver John Woolf of 2709 North Dearborn street was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Isenhower
East Forty-fifth Street
Forty-sixth
Manlove Streets
John Woolf
North
Dearborn Street
Three Bloomington Officers Stand Trial for Assault
Three Bloomington police in Monroe County face trial on charges of assault and battery against Lewis Smith an 18 year old student. Everett Anderson Scott Davis and Homer Terrill admitted slapping him to cool his cursing. The defense blames Smith for the alleged violence and the city backs the officers with no suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pu Times
Bloomington
Ind
Monroe Circuit
Lewis Smith
Everett Anderson
Scott Davis
Homer Terrill
Smith
Robert G. Miller
Miller
Blomington Telephone
Blaine W. Bradfute
Donald Rogers
Monroe County
Publican As Profession Is Minister Ideals
The Rev Basil Jellicoe cousin of Earl Jellicoe plans London first parish pub The Anchor opening next month. He aims to train publicans as social workers and as first class pub managers. Jellicoe formerly led Magdalen College Mission Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preasondon
Basil Jellicoe
Earl Jellicoe
Jellicoe
London
Anchor
Magdalen College Mission
Coffin Denies Involvement in School Board Suit Threats
City Republican chairman Coffin denies any link to a threatened suit to remove eight school commission candidates from the ballot. He orders campaign workers to focus on electing the organization ticket and keep hands off the school campaign. Present commissioners Sedwick Kepner and Whiteman defend Coffin allies amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coffin
Republican
School Commission
Coffin
Kep
Lillian Sedwick
Fred Kepner
Lewis E. Whiteman
Charles W. Kern
Theodore F. Vonnegut
E. Kirl McKinney
L. O. Royer
Workers’ Non-Partisan Political Action League
Citizens’ School Committees
Sedwick
Kepner
Whiteman
City Election Commission
Otto Coyle
Chester W. Johnson
Pierce J. Slud~er
Rotary Club Names Committee Leaders for Year
The Indianapolis Rotary Club appointed chairmen for all committees at the weekly Claypool meeting. Appointments include Aims and Objects Clark Wheeler. Membership James A. Ross. Entertainment Ralph H. Edgerton. Club Singing Raymond A. Edie. Annual Revue F Durward Staley. Fraternal George F. Lennox. Visitors' Welcome Albert E. Davis. New Members Education Frank H. Sparks. Grievance C Milton Kelly. Inter City Relations Dr. Herbert T. Wagner. International Convention Andrew A. Brown. District Conference David A. Clark. Golf Tournament Sidney E. Fenstermaker. Club Bowling Albert S. Pierson. Community Service Howard Morse. Boys' Work Marshall D. Lupton. Crippled Children Almus G. Ruddell. Christmas Cheer Harry C. Kahlo. International Service Herbert P. Sheets. Public Affairs J. Walter Esterline. Vocational Service Isaac E. Woodard. Rural-Urban Relations Clarence Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Rotary Club
The
Claypool
Clark
Frank H. Sparks
C. Milton Kelly
Herbert T. Wagner
Andrew A. Brown
David A Clark
Sidney E. Fenstermaker
Albert S. Pierson
Howard&. Morse
Marshall D. Lupton
Almus G. Ruddell
Harry C. Kahlo
Herbert P. Sheets
J. Walter Esterline
Isaac E. Woodard
Clarence Henry
Business Men to Make Trip to Caribbean
Planned by World Trade Club and Indiana State Chamber of Commerce a sixteen day trade tour to Havana the Panama Canal and Puerto Cabezas Nicaragua will depart around April 15 The price is 200 per person covering rail hotel meals and sightseeing to promote Central American trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Nicaragua
Caribbean Sea
World Trade Club
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
C. G. Dunphy
Havana
Puerto Cabezas
New Orleans
Panama
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LABOR
Battle
Dixie
Morgan
U.S
N. M. King
Internal Revenue
George L. Foote
King
Lewis Stone
Mishawake
Arthur G. Illingworth
Haag Drug Company, Inc
Jungclaus Company
Police Radio
Ford
G. O. P. Boss
Rotary Club
Caribbean
Walter Gates
Emerson Avenue
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