U. S. Official to be Heard by Teachers at Indiana Convention
Indiana educators at Cadle tabernacle hear United States Commissioner of Education John W. Cooper and University of Kentucky president Dr. Frank L. McVey address the final convention session. Debates over retirement and tenure proposals dominated business sessions. Du Shane opposed tenure. retirement fund defeated. Several resolutions supported education expansion and tax reform.
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Indiana
Cadle Tabernacle
John W. Cooper
United States Commissioner of Education
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
Sesson
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Beaton
Milo H. Stuart
Indianapolis
W. O. Schanlaub
Kentland
Association
du Shane
Donald du Shane
Columbus
Parent-Teacher Association
Department of Education
United States
State Crime Commission
Florence Hale
Maine State Department of Education
M. W. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
O’shea
Swine Sell Higher At City Stockyards
Hogs at the Union stockyards closed the week 20 to 30 cents higher than Friday. Bulk weights 160 to 300 pounds sold for 10 to 10.30 dollars, top 10.30 dollars. Receipts about 3,000 head with 51 holdovers. Slaughter cattle steady, wealers near 13 dollars, calves 150, sheep and lambs steady with better grades 7.50 to 9 dollars. Receipts 400 for lambs.
How the Market Opened
Weakened margin accounts were wiped out at the opening on the stock exchange. Prices slipped to new lows for the year as large blocks were liquidated in the principal issues. United States Steel opened 3,500 shares at 145 off s, Westinghouse Electric 106 s off 1, a new low, General Motors 4,000 shares at 3314 off %4, a new low, New York Central 136 off 1%%, a new low, Colorado Fuel 25 off %, and wealth & Southern shares 10% off.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Westinghouse Electric
General Motors
New York Central
Colorado
Wealth & Southern
Notre Dame Faces Carnegie Tech In Major South Bend Clash
Indiana and Purdue headlines as Notre Dame brings Rockne's Irish against Judge Steffen and Carnegie Tech in a high profile E slate. Sectional showdowns spark Big Ten battles with Minnesota Iowa Illinois Northwestern and Michigan Ohio State among the day’s marquee games.
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South Bend
Notre Dame
James Purvis
Hawkeyes
Iowa City
Tom Conley
Cartier Field
Carnegie Tech
Otis Edmonds
Indiana
Husky
Ed Hughes
Minnesota
Minneapolis
de Pauw
Tigers
Illinois Wesleyan
Greencastle
Methodists
Melbourne
Star
Big Ten
Hoosier Twins
Purdue
Iowa
Kizer
Boilermakers
Michigan
Hawks
Illinois
Northwestern
Champaign
Wildcat
Illini
Chicago
Florida
Gators
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Aeapehenter
Valaparaiso
North Mn
Earlham
Franklin
Sones
Wayne
Howe
Dians
Ilinois
Hanover
Rose Poly
Rooming house robbed in theft of clothing and jewelry
Police sought a youth in connection with the Friday night theft at Mrs. Lida Denham's rooming house at 152 West Pratt street. Clothing valued at 100 dollars had also been stolen from Charles S. Thomas at 719 North West street.
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Lida Denham
West Pratt Street
Charles S. Thomas
North West Street
Drive Started for $869000 Charity Fund
Indianapolis raises 869000 for community fund as 2509 volunteers canvass households and businesses. Leaders cite high unemployment and warn breadlines must be prevented, with Marmon Motor Co chair urging collective duty. Advance gifts grow with donors pledging large sums.
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New York City
Indianapolis
G. M. Williams
Marmon Motor Car Company
Commission On
Williams
Riley
Claypool
Robbers Halve Detroit Pair After Street Stop
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilkerson of Detroit report two men robbed them of money and jewelry worth over 1000 dollars Friday night. The couple were on the way to Mrs. Wilkersons sister in the 5100 block East Michigan street when they were forced from their car and directed to return downtown to wire for funds.
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Ralph Wilkerson
Detroit
Tragic stabbing in Zanesville family tragedy
Mrs Ruth Turner 30 fatally stabs her 5 year old daughter Ruth Evelyn then slashes her own throat in Zanesville Ohio. Police say she appeared to become suddenly insane while her husband was away.
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Zanesville, O
Ruth Turner
Ruth Evelyn
Harold Schroeder to stand trial for alleged murder and arson
Harold Herbert Schroeder of Mobile Alabama faces a November 17 criminal court trial on a first degree murder charge for killing an unidentified man and burning the body in his sedan on High School road. Trial date set by defense counsel Ira Holmes and Judge James A Collins. In another item Phillip Boyd, 18, was arrested in Mario N Indiana for alleged mob participation in the August 7 lynchings and could not post a 2000 bond.
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Harold Herbert Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
High School Road
Ira Holmes
James A. Collins
United
Marion
Ind
Phillip Boyd
Orville Wells
Boyd
Winter jobs object of new Hoover drive
President Hoover outlines a winter employment program expanding state and city cooperation, national industry methods, and direct federal public works. A five-member cabinet committee will coordinate with Eugene Meyer on the effort. The plan follows earlier relief measures as unemployment persists. Jack Horner, 33, of 217 Dixon street, is jailed on a blind tiger charge after a raid found a drinking party.
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Washington
Hoover
Cabiet
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Hyde
Agriculture
Mellon
Treasury
Davis
Labor
Lamont
Commerce
Wilbur
Interior
Jack Horner
Dixon Street
City
Poor Farm Bond Issue Before County Council
The Marion County Council plans a morning vote on a 198000 bond to fund a relief program at the infirmary. Council members weigh moving operations to join the Marion county hospital for the insane at Julietta as fire marshal Hogston demands vacating dilapidated quarters within ninety days.
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Marion County Infirmary
Paul Dunn
Marion County Hospital For the Insane
Julietta
Harry Dunn
Alfred M. Hogston
Hogston
Editors urge Hoover to intervene in Mooney Billings case
Scripps Howard editors urge President Hoover to refer the Mooney Billings pardon appeal to the Wickersham commission amid claims of judicial lynching and growing contempt for courts. They call for public action and pledge aid to unemployment relief while endorsing immediate prohibition repeal and state control of liquor.
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Scripps-Howard
Hoover
Mooney-Billings
California
Wickersham Commission
Alliance
French Lick Springs
Ind
Scripps- Howard
San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Warren K. Billings
Thomas J. Mooney
Billings
Supreme Court
Mooney
Wilson Action
Rockne Series Opens at Apollo With Flying Feet
Rockne essays and demonstrations appear in The Times spot pages and on screen at the Apollo. Thousands read his articles as he and his Notre Dame Huskies perform plays described in print. The third Rockne series Flying Feet opens today for the week at the Apollo.
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Indianapolis Gridiron
Knute Rockne
Times
Notre Dame Huskies
Rockne
Pathe
Frost Missing In Cold Wave In Indiana
Central Indiana escaped frost during the first cold wave though ice formed elsewhere as high winds kept frost from settling in Indianapolis. Temperatures ranged from 30 to 38 degrees statewide with 32 in the city. forecasters predicted fair weather for football games and continued cold air from Canada. George Bushong and Edward La Fourest, both in their teens, were held on vehicle taking charges after returning from Miami, Florida.
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Middle West
Indiana
J. H. Armington
Snior
United States Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Canada
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
George Bushong
Illinois Street
Edward la Fourest
Audubon Road
Miami
Fla
Legs Diamond Rises to Power with Rothstein Aid
This second installment traces Jack Diamond's ascent after joining Arnold Rothstein, the kingpin of the underworld. Diamond gains power, hires allies, and imitates his chief, while rivals like Bugs Moran and Fatty Walsh meet violent fates as Diamond's influence grows.
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Legs Diamond
Arnold Rothstein
Rothstein
Fatty” Walsh
Florida
Bugs Moran
Jersey
Jack
Fatty
Bugs
Cassius
Caesar
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