Borah Attacks Tammany in Chattanooga Campaign Speech
Senator William E. Borah answered questions from the Chattanooga Times during a Republican campaign stop in Chattanooga Tennessee. He linked regularity to Tammany hall and defended Hoover against oil reserve leases and anti prohibition insinuations while accusing Joseph T Robinson of shifting positions.
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United Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
William E. Borah
Kentucky
Chattaooga Times
Senate
Tammany Hall
Borah
Harding
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Joseph T. Robinson
Flier Faces Fine Charges in Court
Rollin Stewart aviator and alleged liquor runner bound over to Marion county grand jury after arraignment in municipal court on transporting liquor operating a blind tiger speeding reckless driving and assault and battery. He was captured Oct 6 after a downtown chase and faces a suspended one to two year sentence for liquor law violation that may be lifted.
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Rollin Stewart
Marion County Grand Jury
Stewart
Oldest Negro Woman Dies in Houston Fire
Patsy Mc Clue, 121, died in a Houston house fire believed caused by pipe smoking and candle light. She was reported as the oldest member of the Black race in the country.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Patsy McClue
Armistice Day plans urged for three hour closing
A committee on Armistice day observance urged closing of business houses and industries for three hours on Armistice day or allowing ex service men to be released from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. George W. Bowman said parade plans include participants from the 11th Infantry Shrine Arsenal Technical high school Indiana Boys' school bands Boy Scouts Indiana National Guard ex service men and patriotic societies. The memorial service will feature Rev Edwin Dunlavy and devotions by Rabbi Morris M Feuerlicht and Rev M W Lyons. Governor Jackson issued a proclamation urging observance.
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George W. Bowman
Indiana World War Memorial Plaza
11Th Infantry
Shrine
Arsenal Technical High School
Indiana Boys
Indiana National Guard
Edwin Dunlavy
Roberts Park Methodist Church
Morris M. Feuerlicht
M. W. Lyons
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Jackson
Glass shard injures woman in Meridian Circle crash
Miss Neil Roehn aged 19 of 403 South Randolph street was struck by a falling pane from a second story window at the Guaranty building at Meridian street and the Circle. She suffered a severed artery and was rushed to city hospital.
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Guaranty
Meridian Street
Circle
Neil Roehn
South Randolph Street
City Hospital
Kidney disorder relief praised by Winslow man
Ed Spillman of Winslow Indiana reports severe rheumatism from a kidney disorder, credits Argray tablets with cleansing the system and stimulating glands to restore energy. He used six bottles and recommends Argray tablets to friends with kidney and bladder troubles. For sale at all drug stores.
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Ed Spillman
Winslow
Ind
Evansville Opens Municipal Airport at Dedication
Government and commercial planes darkened the sky during dedication ceremonies at Evansville's municipal airport. Speakers included Lt Governor Harold F. Van Orman, City Attorney Henry Hardin, Interstate Airlines president Lawrence Scudder, and Clarence Young of the U S Department of Commerce. Attendance neared two hundred.
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Evansville
Ind
Aero Club of
Govenor Harold F. van Orman
State of
Indiana
Henry Hardin
Lawrence Scudder
Interstate Airlines Corporation
Clarence Young
United States Department of Commerce
Banquet Expected Tonight With Regional Officials
Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and Ohio cities and towns are represented among the reservations for the banquet to be held this evening. The event gathers regional officials and community leaders.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsy Passenger Train Derails Near Galena
A Pennsylvania passenger train 835 en route from Cleveland to Columbus derailed at Plum's Crossing near Galena Ohio. Two passengers and two trainmen injured while sixty passengers escaped death as the locomotive turned over and buried itself in an embankment and four coaches damaged the right of way for about a quarter mile.
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United Press Galena, O
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Cleveland
Plum’s Crossing
Appeal wage scale carried to public service commission
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees decides to appeal for higher wages and revised working hours to the Public Service Commission. They read a rejection letter from Joseph McGowan acting president of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company. Attorneys say the commission hearing is set for early next week with the group pressing to end the costless schedule changes. The workers oppose the split run which forces 4 a.m. wake ups and fragmented shifts.
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Public Service Commission
Association of
Street Railway
Plumbers’ Hall
Joseph McGowan
Indianapolis Street Railway
Frank Baker
Bus Auto Crash at Signal Injures Passengers
An out of order traffic signal caused a crash at Thirtieth and Meridian streets involving a city bus driven by Jack Devine and a car driven by Everett Nixon. Mrs. Cook and baby were injured, Mildred Sullivan cut, and taxi cab passenger Mrs. Fletcher and Ben Sperling also hurt. A health association lecture notes promote personal health basics.
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Thirtieth
Meridian Streets
Arthur Cook
North Jefferson Avenue
Mildred Sullivan
North Meridian Street
Jack Devine
West Walnut Street
Everett Nixon
Kokomo
Ind
W. R. Adams
East Pratt Street
W C. Fletcher
Central Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Broadway
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Idaho
FLIER
Rite’s
Rockland
Tiwle
Anuwors
SOUTH
Washington
Maryland
Rite
Roger
Bay State
Calvin Coolidge
Boston
SESS
W. Wash. ST
Nixon
Bloomington
Illinois General Account
Indiana-Ohio
Indianapolis
Stadium Platform
City
Monument Circle
Lincoln
Union Station
Travel Service For
Richard A. Kurtz
Travel Bureau
E. Market St
Riley
Goodyear
Price
Ford
Chevrolet
Reg
Globe Auto and Radio Batteries
Blue Point
Drexel
COR
Delaware, Madison and
Ray Sts
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