Dry Army Massed for Border Drive
Government officials plot an aggressive bootleg crackdown around Buffalo as part of Hoover era seizures. Prohibition chief Moran says more agents tied to Lake Erie will target center rail and sea routes after victories at Detroit and New York. Coast guard and customs boost, with North Atlantic ring and Red River cases cited.
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Tv Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Canadian
Buffalo
Detroit
North Atlantic
Hoover
Canada
New York
Prohibition
J. M. Moran
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Lakes
Doran
Red River
Michigan
New Jersey
Union Hill
N. J
Hudson
Bahama Islands
Belize
Florida
Miquelon
St. Pierre
Nova Scotia
Dairy Expert Speaks To County And City Students
Clifford Goldsmith known as Professor Happy of the National Dairy Council will tour Marion County schools this week under the Tuberculosis Association. He will discuss Nutrition and Health Habits at Southport and Cathedral high schools on Tuesday and at Short Misent Washington and Training high schools Thursday. On Friday he speaks at Arsenal Technicals Crispus Attucks high school and the Optimists Club luncheon in Claypool.
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Clifford Goldsmith
National Dairy Council
Happy
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Southport
Cathedral
Washington and Training
Thasday
Arsenal Technical Schools
Crispus Attucks
Optimists Club
Claypool
Congressman Connery Trapped In Downtown Building
Police and fire units mobilized to rescue Congressman William P. Connery after he found the building door locked while leaving a friend's office in Lynn Massachusetts. The janitor, away for a lunch cart, returned to free him from five locked stairs as ladders were deployed.
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United Press
Lynn
Mass
Fire Department
William P. Connery
Connery
Lottery Raid In Cleveland Ties Up Indianapolis Sales
Indianapolis agents selling the Cambridgeshire Charity sweepstakes face a Cleveland raid that seized 8,500 dollars and 10,000 ticket stubs. Quebec headquarters certify tickets, buyers to be refunded, while two suspects plead not guilty and a printer is linked to ticket production.
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Arthur Court
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Army and Navy Veterans’ Association
Quebec Unit No. 33
Quebec
Cambridgeshire
England
Veterans’ Organization
Society to convene with Dr Stephen Corey leads Downey event
Dr Stephen Corey vice president of the United Christian Missionary Society will lead a one day convention at Downey Avenue Christian Church on Wednesday. The event draws 212 similar meetings nationwide with representation from Disciples of Christ churches in Marion Monroe Morgan Hamilton Johnson Boone Hancock and Hendricks counties. The program starts at 10 with a banquet finale at 6:30 at Irvington M E Church.
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Stephen Corey
United Christian Missionary Society
Society
Downey Avenue
United States
Indiana to Get Mix and Tony
Peru Indiana reports Tom Mix will spend the winter at the American Circus Corporation headquarters with his wild west horse Tony and his ten gallon hat.
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Peru
Ind
Tom Mix
American Circus Corporation
Tony
Mix
Tom
Sullivan Attacks Opponents at Democratic Meeting
Reginald Sullivan Democratic mayoral candidate faulted Alfred M. Grossbrenner anti union record at a home gathering 3316 Capitol avenue. He urged an era of good feeling and said he would govern for all citizens. Speakers include Goetz Deery Daily Myers Stump Michelson Remster Garvin with events planned at Martindale avenue East Michigan street and various club meetings.
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Reginald Sullivan
Sullivan
Henry O. Goetz
James E. Deery
Martindale Avenue
East Side
Liberty Hall
East Michigan Street
Frank C. Daily
Walter Myers
Myers
Albert Stump
United States
Jefferson Club
State Savings and Trust
Meredith Michelson
Indiana Democratic Club
Charles Remster
Thomas E. Garvin
Remster
Forty-second Street
Boulevard Place
Society hears talks by leaders at First Presbyterian
Marion county Christian Endeavor members will hear Dr Ira Landrith of Chicago citizenship superintendent of the International Christian Endeavor Society at 745 Tuesday night in First Presbyterian church. Miss Elizabeth Cooper field secretary will also speak. Rev H T Graham of Westminster Presbyterian church will lead devotions.
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Marion County
Christian Endeavor Society
Ira Landrith
Chicago
International Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Cooper
H. T. Graham
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Alibi and character evidence in Pennville bank robbery case
Testimony for Charles Ross in a Jay county court trial over a Sept. 3 Pennville bank robbery centers on alibi and witness accounts. The defense presents twenty character witnesses while Rollie Bales and James Hurst test the credibility and motives of identified suspects.
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Times
Speci
Portland
Ind
Charles Ross
Pennville Bank
Jay
Ross
Rollie Bales
Dunkirk
Bales
James Hurst
Roge
Blanche Morrical
Walter Jackson
Hartford City
Acceptance of Dog Pound Site at Phipps Street
A special council committee will recommend accepting the dog pound site at Phipps Street and Pendleton Pike donated by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Patrick. The panel will confer with Patrick to resolve neighbor concerns and advise the city council to approve the July gift ordinance with city use discretion.
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Phipps Street
Pendleton Pike
Edwin Patrick
Herman P. Lieber
Robert E. Springsteen
John F. White
Patrick
Springsteen
Fred W. Connell
Safety Board
William H. Insley
Journalist to write Beveridge biography announced
Claude G. Bowers, New York journalist and author of political biographies, will write the life of Indiana statesman Albert J. Beveridge. The project covers the Progressive era, with Beveridge tied to it, and follows his latest work The Tragic Era. Bowers spoke to the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association at Claypool on February 13.
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Claude G. Bowers
New York
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Beveridge
Bowers
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Claypool
South
Shortridge High School
Indianapolis Sentinel
The
Terre Haute
Indiana Professor to Discuss Chaucer Life and Works
Professor Stith Thompson of Indiana University will discuss the life and works of Chaucer at the University extension center located at 122 East Michigan Street. The talk is the fourth in a course on life views of the great men of letters and will be Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. U
Stith Thompson
Indiana University
Chaucer
University Extension Center
East Michigan Street
Hangar Opening Postponed by Rain at Curtiss Airport
Rain Sunday delays Curtiss hangar and administration building opening with a postponed program to next Sunday. Despite showers aviation fans attended at Curtiss Mars Hill airport but stayed inside the hangar while planned stunts and a parachute jump were scheduled for the next event. The Curtiss Condor eighteen passenger plane was on site until 2 Sunday but could not fly passengers due to weather.
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Curtiss
Curtiss- Mars Hill
Charles E. Cox Jr
Club to List Slate for Marion County Board
Marion County Good Government Club plans to endorse a school board slate this week. President Roy T. Combs said directors will investigate candidates before approval. Bertha Klein and Eldena Beineke named ward chairmen for Seventh and Fifth wards respectively.
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Marion County Good Government Club
Roy T. Combs
Combs
Bertha Klein
North
Davidson Street
Seventh Ward
Eldena Beineke
Fifth Ward
Nationalists Set For City Ticket Meetings This Week
Campaign committee says nightly meetings to support the National party city ticket. Tonight at 2349 Bellefontaine street, Tuesday at Holliday building, Wednesday on West Prospect street and Reid place, Thursday at 331 North Gladstone avenue, Friday at headquarters with candidates speaking.
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National Party
Bellefontaine Street
Holliday Building
West Prospect Street
Reid Place
North
Gladstone Avenue
Five violent deaths listed from Indiana weekend
Five persons died over the weekend in Indiana from violence or accidents. In Indianapolis a slaying and a fatal car crash occurred, with Ulysses Lowe found beaten to death in his two room home by fire and robbery suspected. Others include Orville Johnson in Scottsville Kentucky, John A Dalton in Elkhart, Walter Hendricks in Connersville, and Charles Eastroe on the Dunes highway near Gary.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ulysses Lowe
Orville Johnson
Scottsville
John A. Dalton
Elkhart
Erie Railroad
Walter Hendricks
Connersville
Charles Eastroe
Chicago
Gary
U S Seen Leading Future In Sculpture
Miss Harriett W. Frismuth of New York told Indianapolis students at John Herron Art Institute that the United States will take a foremost place in sculpture in the coming years. She spoke while visiting French Lick Springs guest Miss Lucy Taggart and noted a French Lick exhibit set for November 1 to 10. Frismuth praised the developing group of young American sculptors and the growing demand drawing European artists to the United States.
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United States
Harriett W. Frismuth
New York
John Herron Art Institute
Frismuth
Indianapolis
French Lick Springs
Lucy ‘Taggart
Thomas Taggart
Troops Ordered Out Be Escort for Hoover
Two companies of the Eleventh Infantry at Ft. Benjamin Harrison are held in readiness to escort President Hoover to Louisville on Wednesday. Hoover will pause at Madison and board the steamer with Governor Harry G. Leslie as they travel down the Ohio from Cincinnati.
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Hoover
Eleventh Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Louisville
Madison
Harry G. Leslie
Ohio
Cincinnati
Republicans in Noblesville skip public campaign events
In Noblesville Indiana on October 21 Republicans decide against public meetings or speeches in the city campaign. All candidates favor personal voter canvassing. Floraie Sapper the Democratic incumbent city clerk is the lone candidate actively campaigning and the only woman candidate on either ticket.
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Noblesville
Ind
Floraie Sapper
Citizens' School Committee Ticket Endorsed Citywide
A Claypool meeting boosted the Citizens' School committee ticket for women voters. Endorsed candidates include Mrs. Lehman Dunning, Mrs. Maud Miller, Merle Sidgener, Russell Willson, Julian Wetzel, and Samuel Garrison. Seventeen city organizations have endorsed the ticket.
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Claypool
Citizens’ School Committee
Lehman Dunning
Maud Miller
Merle Sidgener
Russell Willson
Julian Wetzel
Samuel Garrison
Citizens’ Movement
Elsa Huebner Olsen
Cornelian Club
Lumley Tea Room
Edna Christian
Irvington Woman's Club
W. T. Young
East Washington Street
Laure Donnan
Johns. Broom
Talbott Avenue
F. P. Woolery
Text Book Editor Dix Harwood Dies in Gas Incident
Boston authorities report Dix Harwood a 35 year old text book editor for D C Heath Company was found dead in his Back Bay apartment gas filled kitchen. A farewell note read I want to die I have nothing to live for. He recently returned from a Bermuda vacation and was native of Carrollton NL.
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United Press Boston
Dix Harwood
Harwood
Carrollton
Back Bay
D. C. Heath Company
Text Book Publishers
Bermuda
Beauty Fades to Obscurity as Rita de Acosta Lydig Dies
Rita de Acosta Lydig, once famed for her beauty and society influence in New York and Europe, died Saturday night after a life of high fame and later bankruptcy. Disconnected from her former social world, a nurse was present at the private funeral.
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H. Allen Smith
Presa
Steff Carresper
EW York
Rita de Acosta
New York
America
Europe
Lydig
New Scein
Spain
W. E. D. Stokes
Fifth Avenue
Inquiry Ordered Into Armory Deals In Indiana
Governor Harry G Leslie announced a full inquiry into the old Indiana national guard armory board and its holding companies. Records show Alfred F Grossbrenner, a Republican mayor candidate, was linked to 23 armories and the Mass Hill airport in a $1 934 083 64 program. The accounts board report is awaiting delivery before action.
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Indiana National Guard Armory Board
New Armory Board
Harry G. Leslie
Alfred F. Grossbrenner
Mass Hill
State Board of Accounts
Lloyd Claycombs
Marion County
Coffin
Accounts Board
Grossbrenner
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Thurmen Gottschalk
Berne
Senate
Board of Accounts
Claycomb
Judiciary B
Claycome
Leslie
Emmett F. Branch
Martinsville
Meade Vestal
Noblesville
A. C. Arnett
Frank Shellhouse
Robert Moore
Armory Board
William H. Kershner
Ed Jackson
People’s State Bank of Indianapolis
Felix McWhirter
Ostrom
New Trial Refused in Pleasant Run Sewer Case
Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin refused a bid for a new trial in the Pleasant Run sewer dispute in Irvington involving 625 taxpayers. He had cut assessments as much as 60 percent, saving taxpayers about 175000, and rejected petitions to modify the judgment or grant another trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Run
Irvington
Indianapolis
Harry O. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Coyote Bites Child During Escape at Medicine Show
Chicago police sought a coyote that escaped a medicine show and bit a 3 year old child. Officers had orders to shoot the animal after it broke its chain and fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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