Hollywood Movie Schools Victims Called for Jury Quiz
Six women claiming to be harmed by Hollywood movie schools prepared to testify before the Los Angeles county grand jury. The probe, ordered by Deputy District Attorney Ellis Eagan, targets schools that promise stardom in exchange for fees, detailing diplomas and supposed opportunities amid allegations of deceit and manipulation.
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Hollywood
Cal
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Ellis Eagan
Debaters Clash Over Prohibition and Natural Rights
Horace J. Bridges of Chicago argued that the prohibition law violates natural rights and the U S Declaration of Independence. Dr John A Lapp of Marquette University countered that laws can shape behavior but cannot guarantee universal goodness, during the Jewish Community Center open forum debate in Milwaukee.
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Jewis Community Center
Horace J. Bridges
Chicago
John A. Lapp
Marquette University
Milwaukee
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Lapp
Bridges
Leonard A. Strauss
Jewish Community Center Association
Legal Advice Offered Balloters at Polls
Sixty local attorneys volunteer their services for Marion county voters to ensure rights at the polls. They will assist at voting places and urge prompt reporting of any denial. Keach notes the group aims for an honest election amid concerns about inspectors with criminal records.
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L. J. Keach
Marion County
Democratic
Keach
Hold Death Inquest Into Slain Attorney in Elevator Shaft
An inquest will be held into the death of Blackburn Esterline assistant United States solicitor general after he was struck by an elevator cab in the Department of Justice building. Esterline reportedly grew impatient as the elevator operator did not respond to his summons, peering down the shaft before the cab descended and struck him.
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United Press
Washington
Blackburn Esterline
United States Licitor
Department of Justice
Esterline
Farmer Kills Hunter Held In Rochester Tragedy
Edwin Gacon Jr 41 a farmer pleaded not guilty to first degree murder for killing Charles S Capellino 67 a wealthy Italian banker on his unposted farmland near Rochester N Y Capellino was shot with his own shotgun after an argument over a hunting license Gacon said he intended only to wound and tear off part of his shoulder to teach him a lesson Capellino died instantly
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United Press
Rochester
N. Y
Edwin Gacon, Jr
Farmer
Charles S. Capellino
Capellino
Gacon
Dempsey’s Stage Show Fizzles on Broadway Run
Jack Dempsey's star power failed to boost ticket sales for the play She Big Fight co starring Estelle Taylor. The run will end this week in Hartford after a Broadway and Buffalo debut, with promoters Sam Harris and David Belasco disappointed by the turnout.
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United Press New York
Jack Dempsey
Anal Wise
Estelle Taylor
Hartford
Conn
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Sam Harris
David Belasco
Dempsey
Raskob Maps Busy Weekend Ahead In Campaign
In New York on October 22 United Press reports Democratic national chairman John J. Raskob kept a frenetic pace as Herbert Hoover and the opposition bent toward New York. Raskob dodged questions on oil lease cases and Bilbo’s dance remark. He attacked the Literary Digest poll as inaccurate and released a letter to Republican Chairman Work accusing the party of becoming the prohibition party.
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United Prena
New York
Herbert Hoover
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Bilbo
Mississippi
Hoover
Literary Digest
Work
Republican Party
Prohibition Party of the
United States
Thomas asks Smith to clarify power policy in letter
Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for President, urged Governor Al Smith to explain his stance on the nations power question. The letter praised Smith for opposing Hoover and the Republican stance on Muscle Shoals and Boulder Dam and questioned whether he would merely keep government power sites or challenge the perceived super power monopoly.
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United Press
Norman Thomas
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Hoover
Republican Party
Muscle Shoals
Boulder Dam
Thomas
Billy Sunday Coming to Cadle Tabernacle
Evangelist Billy Sunday will speak on Prohibition at Cadle Tabernacle Wednesday evening under a committee led by Charles F. McCampbell. J Russell Paxton of Technical High School will lead community singing with city church choirs joining a voluntary choir. Alexandria Ind October 22 Authorities investigate finding bones hair and quicklime in an old grave in the yard of Frank Bicknell.
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Billy Sunday
Cadle Tabernacle
Charles F. McCampbell
J. Russell Paxton
Technical High School
Ba Times Speciat
Alexandria
Ind
Frank Bicknell
Panzram Held in Salem Slaying Case From 1922
Carl Panzram 35 identified by four witnesses including Walter Crean as man seen with Henry McMahon 12 before his death in Salem. Authorities say he confessed to killing a boy near Boston and another in Philadelphia and will be turned over to Salem officials. He was brought back from Baltimore to face house breaking charges.
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United Press
Washington
Carl Panzram
Salem
Mass
Henry McMahon
Bertha M. Luxton
Marblehead
Margaret Crean
Theresa C. Parsons
Walter Crean
Panzram
Boston
Philadelphia
Cream
Panzzram
Henry
Baltimore
Evangelistic Services Opened by Rev Gerald L K Smith
A series of evangelistic meetings was opened by Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith pastor of University Place Christian Church Sunday night. Floyd Jones directed music and Vern Racquet chaired the administration committee to assist with the services.
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Gerald L. K. Smith
University Place
Floyd Jones
Vern Racquet
Macfadden to Speak in Indianapolis on Fitness Talks
Bernarr Macfadden author publisher and editor will visit Indianapolis for two speeches. The 60 year old Physical Culture publisher speaks at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Claypool on How the Busy Man Can Keep Fit at 60. In the evening he addresses All Souls Unitarian church on Maintaining the Spirit of Youth. He arrives with wife and six children.
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Bernarr Macfadden
Indianapolis
Physical Culture Magazine
Rotary Club
Claypool
All Souls Unitarian Church
Macfadden
Temperature To Drop Tonight With 12 to 15 Degree Fall
J H Armington predicted cooler weather tonight with rain possible. Today’s high around 56, about 12 degrees above normal. Expect 40 to 45 degrees Tuesday morning with rain overnight. Tuesday looks warmer and will rise modestly by night, following a warm Sunday with an average of 57.3 degrees above normal.
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J. H. Armington
McHale Succeeds McNutt as Indiana Legion Committeeman
Frank M. McHale state legion commander today succeeded Paul V. McNutt Bloomington as Indiana national executive committeeman of the American Legion. McHale of Logansport named at War Memorial building meeting. McNutt is national commander elect. Wiecking set 35 000 members as objective at close of 1929. Greenlee Shelbyville continued as state adjutant. A drive to swell Indiana delegation at Louisville convention 1929 will continue through year.
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Frank M. McHale
Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
Indiana
American Legion
McHale
Logansport
New Legion
War Memorial
McNutt
Fred A. Wiecking
P. E. Greenlee
Shelbyville
Louisville
Rabbi Dr Elias Margolis Honored by Temple Beth El Zedeck
Dr Elias Margolis of Emmanuel Synagogue Mt Vernon N Y was guest of honor of Temple Beth El Zedeck board. He chairs a United Synagogue of America committee to strengthen religious and social service work of conservative Judaism in the U S and Canada.
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Elias Margolis
Emmanuel Synagogue
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Temple Beth el Zedeck
Margolis
United Synagogue of America
United States
Canada
Zeppelin Return Flight Mail Surpasses Seven Thousand Pieces
New York reports more than 7,000 items collected for mailing aboard Graf Zeppelin on its return flight. The postal fee is set at 1.00 dollar for letters and 0.50 dollar for postcards.
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New York
Graf Zeppelin
Motor Truck Congress Opens Tuesday At State Fairgrounds
Thousands of representatives from thirty state motor truck associations will gather in the Manufacturers building at the state fairgrounds for the four day Midwest Motor Truck Transportation congress. Sponsors include Indiana Ohio and Kentucky associations with indorsements from Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin the Dakotas and Louisiana.
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Midwest Motor Truck Transportation Congress
State Fairground
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Louisiana
Congress
Manufacturers
John E. Frederick
State Chamber of Commerce
Peace to Be Topic in Indiana High Schools Contest
Bloomington Oct 22 A division sponsored high school debate on American Responsibility for World Peace will headline the Indiana university extension division program. Entries close Feb 24 with local contests through March 15 county March 22 and district April 12 and final April 26. W C Smith lost three teeth and suffered a mangled lip when a crank crashed into his face while starting his automobile and required seven stitches.
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Buy Times
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Adela Bittner
Indiana University Extension Division
United Press
Officers Close Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison
The reserve officers and civilians contract camp ended after a map reading drill and compass exercise. The camp opened Saturday with students housed at the officers club and featured a formal guard mounting demonstration by the 11th Infantry. Brig Gen George H. Jamerson and other officers spoke at the Saturday smoker.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
11Th Infantry
George H. Jamerson
Rondthaler Rites Set For Former Indianapolis Pastor
Funeral services for Dr. J. Albert Rondthaler 84 former pastor of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church who died Saturday in Batavia Illinois will be held at 3 Tuesday afternoon in Crown Hill chapel. He left Indianapolis in 1894 to pastor in Chicago and was connected with the Moose heart school at Batavia at his death. Survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.
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J. Albert Rondthaler
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Batavia
Til
Crown Hill Chapel
Rondthaler
Indianapolis
Chicago
Mooseheart School
MINE WORKERS MEET
The annual meeting of the international board of the United Mine Workers of America began at 10 this morning at the Merchants Bank building. John L. Lewis, international president, said appealed cases would be acted upon and routine business transacted. Twenty-five delegates from thirty-one districts attended.
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International Board of the United Mine Workers of America
Merchants Bank
John L. Lewis
United States
Canada
Former Australian Premier Andrew Fisher Dies at 66
Andrew Fisher former premier of Australia died at his Hampstead home on October 22 at age 66. The death was due to a heart attack triggered by influenza.
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United Press
London
Andrew Fisher
Australia
Hampstead
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al Smith
Monument Circle
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Raskob
Billy
Cadle
Charles Smith
New York City
Little Rock
Ark
The
American Society For the Advancement of Atheism
Station
WSAI
Forhan
M’nutt AS Committeman
Beth EL Zedeck Host
Temple
Zep
Motor Truck Congress
Schortemeier
Frederick E. Schortemeier
National Association of State Secretaries
Kay
Rey
Design
O.K
Colleen Moore
Jewelry Company
W. Washington St
Indiana Theatre
Ft. Harrison
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