Smith campaign rolls through Chicago amid shows of support
Governor Alfred E. Smith arrives to a massive welcome in Chicago as he plans two days of campaigning. Delegations urge parades and press, while photographers swarm and police guard streets during the Democratic nominee's busy schedule and final armory speech prep.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Windy City
Metropolitan Press
Beteen Times
Smith
Union Station
Northeastern Indiana Teachers Association Meets in Fort Wayne
The Northeastern Indiana Teachers Association convened in Fort Wayne with about 2,500 expected attendees. Sessions run through Friday as educators gather for the annual meeting in this key regional education event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Wayne
Ind
Northeastern Indiana Teachers Association
Indiana Mother Knew the Way
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle, pleasant laxative for constipated children. It cites an Indianapolis mother who reports her underweight son improved rapidly after using the syrup, claiming regained appetite and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Indiana
A. C. ‘Rugenstein
Madison Ave
Indianapolis
Robert
Teachers Attend Group Meetings at State Convention
More than 10 000 Indiana teachers split into forty groups across twenty assembly places for the seventy fifth annual Indiana State Teachers Association convention. Officers were elected in several divisions, with sessions on handwriting, science, and education methods. Notable speakers included Dr Emma Grant Meader and Dr Homer P Rainey, addressing child education progress and modern teaching needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Hollenbeck Hall
D. C. Bughey
Manual Training High School
Mabel Voris
C. C. Underwood
House of Representatives Chamber
Emma Grant Meader
Columbia University
Homer P. Rainey
Franklin College
Pulpit Stolen from Florence Cathedral Suspected in Hartford
Italian government asks Connecticut State Police to locate a Donatello bas-relief fragment stolen from St. Lorenzo Cathedral in Florence. Authorities believe the piece is in the United States and may be in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Cathedral of
St. Lorenzo
Florence
Donatello
Heredity Kills Most People Says Dr Mayo
Dr Charles Mayo told the American Public Health Association that 65 percent die of diseases from ancestors. Six cancer experts emphasized prevention, warning against false cures and urging education and a Midwest cancer clinic.
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Mayo
United Press
Chicago
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Minn
American Public Health Association
Joseph Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins
County election officials reject shortcut on voting keys
County election commissioners today declined a proposed simplification that would replace individual presidential elector names with a single key for the total group. Democratic Commissioner James E. Deery and County Clerk George O. Hutsell ruled the plan would not be followed, keeping the separate candidate selections on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Deery
George O. Hutsell
War in the Dance Hall Ends as Fifty Men Battle
A peaceful dance erupted into a private fight then a full brawl at a barbecue and dance hall on Rockville road. About fifty men fought as the orchestra played a tune from a popular musical comedy. Police found damaged furniture and broken windows. the combatants fled while waiters were discouraged. In Bordeaux, vandals robbed Monbrier church and set it on fire after stealing offertory items and vestments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville Road
Bordeaux
France
Monbrier
Episcopal House Completes Prayer Book Revision
After twelve years of study the House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church completed revision of the Book of Common Prayer. The changes modernize phrases and add prayers. baptism and marriage language are updated. burial service emphasizes New Testament trust. The House of Deputies must concur for final ratification.
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United Preas
Washington
House of Bishops
Episcopal Church General Convention
House of Deputies
Slattery
Massachusetts
Commission On Prayer Book Revision
Church Temperance Society
Freeman
Social Service Committee For Action
Paris Pact Lauded At Luncheon By Monitor Editor
Willis J. Abbot editor of the Christian Science Monitor praised the Kellogg Paris peace pact as a splendid gesture and a great step toward outlawry of war in the future during a luncheon of the Indiana Council of International Relations at the Severin Inn. He defended the pact against Yale critic Borcherdt and spoke on The Press and Internationalism. Dr James T Shotwell of Columbia University will open the council's winter extension course October 25 in Cropsey hall.
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Willis J. Abbot
Christian Science Monitor
Indiana Council of Interational Relations
Severin Inn
Abbot
Borcherdt
Yale University
Abott
Indiana State School Teachers Association
Armory
James T. Shotwell
Columbia University
Cropsey Hall
Pittsburgh man held on motor theft charges at statehouse
James Foster of Pittsburgh was arrested on motor theft charges after attempting to obtain a certificate of title for a stolen Chevrolet at the statehouse last week. He was held to the federal grand jury under a $2,500 bond posted today by U.S. Commissioner John W. Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foster
Pittsburgh
Statehouse
John W. Kern
United State
Bridge washout on Big Creek reroutes L&N trains near Mt Vernon
In Mt Vernon Indiana a bridge over Big Creek was washed out by recent heavy rains. The Louisville and Nashville line traffic is being rerouted as a result.
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MT. Vernon
Ind
Big Creek
Louisville & Nashville
Atheist Leader jailed in Arkansas over nuisance charge
Charles Smith of New York, president of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism, spent a night in Little Rock jail on a public nuisance charge. He was fined 25 dollars and will appeal. He had set Arkansas headquarters to oppose a proposed anti evolution bill and faced counts over using godly language and distributing material. His bid to testify was denied due to his atheism.
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United Press
Little Bock
Ark
Charles Smith
New York
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Smith
Arkansas
God
Jesus Christ
Harper Harb
Harb
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