Hoover Silent On Campaign In Pennsylvania
President Hoover avoids public campaign activity amid pressure as Pennsylvania governor race unfolds. Pinchot claims Hoover urged his election. Hemphill opposes repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Republicans split, with some insurgents backing Hemphill and others backing Pinchot and future potential national leadership.
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Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Labor Davis
White House
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Philadelphia Party
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Hemphill
Hemphill
Mr. Hoover
Public Service Commission
Robert M. LaFollette
Safe Refrigeration Ordinance Drafted
Proposed ordinance regulating installation and control of multiple refrigerators was presented to the safety board by William F. Hurd building inspector. The plan calls for inspections and tests of all refrigeration plants with two or more divisions from a central unit, encased lines, safety valves, and pre operation pressure tests. No immediate action is expected due to lack of funds to hire an inspector.
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Safety Board
William F. Hurd
Skin Blemishes and Defects Corrected Addresses Booklet
State Life Blog announces corrections to skin blemishes and defects and invites readers to send for a booklet titled 411. The notice emphasizes updated guidance and access to the publication through official channels.
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State Life
Drive to Charity Goal in Industrial District Reaches 79 Percent
In two days the industrial district reported $44,497.13 toward a $56,000 quota. George Vonnegut, chairman of Vonnegut Hardware, led with $1,076 from employees at an average of 4.64. Lower photo shows T R Murphy of Continental Baking with $883 and W R Kemper of Furnas Ice Cream with $256, up from $308 and $100 last year respectively.
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George Vonnegut
Vonnegut Hardware Company
T. R. Murphy
Continental Baking Company
W. R. Kemper
Furnas Ice Cream Company Firm
Scientists capture forty one images of sun's total eclipse
Ma ufou Island observers celebrate after a group of noted scientists, aided by favorable weather, photograph forty one clear frames of the sun's total eclipse. Weather cleared at the last moment, allowing rapid snapping as the moon passed in front of the sun. Natives watched with awe and offered prayers for clear skies.
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United Press
Maufou Island
Tin Can
Wrecking Begins on George Rogers Clark Memorial Grounds
Wrecking of buildings on the George Rogers Clark memorial grounds has started in Vincennes Indiana. D Frank Culbertson says the plan uses a double force with workers alternating weeks to alleviate unemployment. The old Lyric theater is first to be razed with several residences to follow. Twelve to fifteen men are employed for about three months.
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Vincennes
Ind
George Rogers Clark Memorial
D. Frank Culbertson
The
Memorial Commission
Lyric Theater
Rehearing Waived in Grant Delaware Court Case
Attorney Harry Roberts filed a waiver with the supreme court for rehearing of the Grant-Delaware superior court case. The decision last week overruled Governor Harry G. Leslie's pocket veto and enforces court separation giving each county its own judge.
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Harry Roberts
Marrion
Supreme Court
Harry G. Leslie
Leaders Meet To Diagnose Trade Illness
United Press reports a Chicago conference at the University of Chicago bringing industrial chiefs, university heads, and financiers to diagnose business ills and seek remedies. Budgeted for mining, steel, chemicals, textiles, autos, rail, publishing, and more, the gathering lists Charles M Schwab Irene Du Pont Harvey S Firestone Walter P Chrysler Edsel Ford and others.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
Charles M.,schwab
Irene du Pont
Harvey S. Firestone
Walter P. Chrysler
Edsel Ford
Newcomb Carlton
van Sweringen Brothers
W. S. Atterbury
Harris Hanshue
Samuel Insull
Owen D. Young
Julius Rosenwald
S. Kresge
Frank O. Lowden
Agriculture
Arthur M. Hyde
Alexander Legge
Henry L. Doherty
David Belasco
George M. Cohan
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
A. P. Giannini
Glenn Frank
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Nicholas Murray Butler
Halloween parade and farm display set for Elwood
In Elwood Indiana on October 31 a municipal Halloween celebration will run in the afternoon and evening. A parade of masked persons is planned with prizes totaling 100 dollars. A display of farm products in the afternoon offers 300 dollars in prizes.
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Elwood
Ind
Proud Daddy Father of Cabaret Starts Many Noted Stars on Road to Fame
ARIS reports A M Nelson Fysher, originator of the first world cabaret, built a career from the 1896 Broadway spot Chez Fysher. He mentored Irene Bordoni Rudolph Valentino and others, earning praise from crowned heads of Europe and a guest appearance by the prince of Wales at Rue Fontaine cabaret.
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ARIS
Nelson Fysher
Chez Fysher
Irene Bordoni
Rudolph Valentino
Irene
Paris
Fysher
Europe
Chez
Prince of Wales
Rue Fontaine
Congressmen Otis Wingo Dies After Gallstone Operation
Otis Theodore Wingo aged 53, a Democrat who represented Arkansas in the U.S. House since 1913, died Tuesday night at Johns Hopkins Hospital after an illness that followed a gallstone operation performed Monday.
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United Press
Baltimore
Otis Theodore Wingo
House of Representatives
Arkansas
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Wingo
New Evidence in Mooney Billings Bomb Case
California Supreme Court judges review new photographs to prove Mooney and Billings innocent of the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. Attorney McKenzie presents images alleging Mooney and wife on the Eilers building roof at parade time. The photos aim to corroborate prior shots and place Wade Hamilton on the building.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Warren K. Billings
Tom Mooney
Edwin V. McKenzie
Mooney
Eilers
Market Street
McKenzie
Wade Hamilton
Hamilton
Richard
Howard C. Nuffziger
John MacDonald
Supreme Court
Billings
James Hammerberg
Harry Holzer
Baltimore Police Department
MacDonald
Stolen automobiles recovered as police report list
A police report lists several stolen vehicles and recoveries. Greenwood Chevrolet, a Ford touring, a Ford truck, and a Ford sedan are cited with locations including North Tibbs Avenue, East Market Street, and Ohio Street. A Chevrolet at 200 East Market Street is noted as found.
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Ole M
Tibbs ‘Avenue
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Michigan
Ko Cox Fine
East
Maliney
R Street
Wabash
Delaware
Major Avery
Ohio Street
Chevrolet Eer Eyee
364- Ag
Mississi
East Market Street
Ludlow Attacks Machine Politics in Marion County Rally
Louis Ludlow candidate for re election as Seventh district representative denounces machine politics at a Democratic rally in Indianapolis. He says citizens fight a common enemy and stresses accountability for public officials amid a larger call for reform. Herbert Wilson, candidate for prosecutor, vows active enforcement and to appoint an able deputy to aid police in obtaining warrants.
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Louis Ludlow
East Michigan Street
Herbert Wilson
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