Aviation delays mark start of Capitol Airways routes
Lieut. Elmer H. Jose, Capitol Airways president, announced three new Indianapolis routes to Ft. Wayne Detroit South Bend and Chicago West Baden Louisville with start delays caused by late arrivals. Passengers were scarce amid low clouds and rain while Detroit flight still landed ten minutes early at 11 30 a m after a late departure.
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Capitol Airways, Inc
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Detroit
South Bend
Chicago
West Baden
Louisville
Jose
Cleveland St. Louis
Cincinnati
Edward M. Johnson
Reading Habits of Hoover and Smith Revealed in The Bookman
The October Bookman profiles reveal Herbert Hoover reading mainly 2 to 5 a.m. while sleeping five to six hours. He enjoys biographies, autobiographies, and detective stories, with a nightly fruit basket by his bed. Governor Smith reads in the day, focusing on bills and public documents, avoiding tragedy and preferring humor and orations.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Governor Smith
Hoover
Smith
Bookman
William Hard
Henry Moskowitz
California
Bootleg Bank Deposits Linked to Police Bribes Inquiry
Philadelphia district attorney John Monaghan announced a probe into fifteen bank deposits totaling 10.246 million dollars thought to belong to bootleggers. Accounts used fictitious names, with at least four over one million dollars each, and possible duplicate deposits. Bank President J B McCulloch said officials have no light on account holders.
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United Press
Philadelphia
John Monaghan
J. 8. McCulloch
Union Bank and Trust Company
Monaghan
Irms Rally To Boost City Air Mail Day
Indianapolis business houses back an air mail day to break the local record of 112 pounds set Aug. 1. Postmaster Robert H. Bryson reports efforts with L. S. Ayres & Co and Embry-Riddle to promote air mail with educational aims and special mailings.
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Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Ohio
Air Mail
Embry-Riddle Company
Cincinnati
Fort Wayne Pilot Lands at Indianapolis with Two Passengers
Howard B. Gibson of Ft Wayne flew an American Eagle biplane to Indianapolis airport on Monday with two passengers, Fred Sawtelle and Takimon a Japanese. The party stayed overnight and left for Ft Wayne today.
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Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Fred Sawtelle
Takimon
New Flood Lights Installed at Indianapolis Airport Field
Three additional flood lights were installed at Indianapolis airport bringing field lights to five. Underground cables connect the powerful lights and the project was directed by Harry Brunnell of Indianapolis Power and Light Company. The upgrade is expected to greatly improve night landings.
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Indianapolis
Harry Brunnell
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Postal officials weigh new international air mail routes
Washington officials consider two international air mail lines Winnipeg to the Twins and Toronto to Buffalo. The United States also eyeing extending air mail service among Twin Cities Fargo and Spokane.
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Winnipeg
Toronto
Buffalo
N. Y
United Sates
Canada
Glover
United States
Twin Cities
Fargo
Spokane
Strike Averted as Rail Clerks Walkout Settled
New York reports a threatened 55 000 member walkout by the International Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks against the American Railway Express Company was settled amicably late Monday night. In Brooklyn a 13 year old, Edward Bronikowski, was freed on liquor sale charges from a speak easy run by his father after a review showed his good school record, while the father was fined 250 dollars for possessing liquor.
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United Press
NEW York
National
International Brotherhood of Railway
American Railway Express Company
Brotherhood
Brooklyn
Edward Bronikowski
Auto Love Brings Dismissal in Indiana Court
Terre Haute report: Harry Hinkle escaped prosecution for failing to report an auto accident and simultaneously won a bride. After a car driven by Hinkle struck Miss Janet Milan, he faced arrest for nonreporting. In city court Judge Sam Beecher granted dismissal as Hinkle and Miss Milan announced their marriage.
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Bn Times
Terre Haute
Ind
Harry Hinkle
Hinkle
Janet Milon
Sam Beecher
Miss Milan
Weather snapshot from Northwest region report
In the Air Northwest wind nine miles per hour. Barometric pressure at sea level reads 29.97 inches. Temperature is 46 degrees. Ceiling and visibility are unlimited.
Fruits At City Market Show Limited Selections
Little sugar pears at 15 cents a pound are the only home-grown survivors this morning. Lantern pumpkins at 20 cents are scarce. Tomatoes are gone and replaced by hothouse varieties at 70 to 90 cents. Persian mellon from California at 90 cents remains. Blue grapes sell 30 cents a small basket. Peaches 25 to 30 cents a small basket. Twenty-ounce pippins priced at three pounds for a sarter, while six pounds of Grimes' Golden cost the same.
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California
Canine Triangle Testifies in Doehler Separation Suit
In Brooklyn on October 23 Moritz Doehler 170 testified about a large black and white shepherd that slept with him and his wife. Doehler described the dog as unfriendly and said it grows and barks at him during the suit.
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United Press
Brooklyn
Moritz Doehler
Doehlers
Doehler
Plans for Armistice Day Observance in Indianapolis
Plans for Armistice Day in Indianapolis on Monday November 12 progress with 23 local groups pledging support. The Service Club joined sponsors and will participate with a parade including the Daughters of the American Revolution Harold C McGrew Camp Spanish War Veterans Grand Army of the Republic American Legion with auxiliary Knights of Columbus Cathedral High School band Kiwanis Club Shrine band Butler University band Salvat ion Army city police department 11th infantry national guard 84th division ROTC cadets Indianapolis high schools Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Girl Scouts Red Cross nurses and other units.
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Service Club
Caroline Scott Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harold C. McGrew
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
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Cathedral High
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Shrine
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Britain awaits Argentina reply on Falkland wireless license
London Oct. 23 Great Britain awaits Argentina reply to a British note urging formal license application for Argentina wireless station in the Falkland Islands. The note rests on the principle that stations in British territory must be licensed by Britain.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Argentina
Falkland Islands
Firm Mum at Quiz Washington
Officials of the Electric Bond and Share Company refused to answer questions or provide documents in the federal trade commission probe of the power industry. Ralph B. Feagin, the firm’s vice-president, said he would not answer questions on financial disbursements until a fundamental issue is judicially resolved, namely whether the company must answer questions directly affecting its business.
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United Press
Washington
Electric Bond and Share Company
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Ralph B. Feagin
Commission
Excavation Begins for John Herron Art Institute Project
Excavation starts on the John Herron Art Institute’s new two story school at Sixteenth and Pennsylvania streets. The project costs about 500000 dollars and replaces the old school site. Rome reports the treasury deficit for the quarter ending Sept 30 at 49000000 lira with revenues 4360000000 lira and expenses 4409000000 lira.
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John Herron Art Institute
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania Streets
United Preas
Rome
Treasury
Political Broom to Be Used by Leslie in Indiana Tour
Harry G. Leslie Republican candidate for Governor praised Herbert Hoover during a Knox county campaign stop in Vincennes Indiana. He linked his own bid to Hoover and pledged to perform a "lot of housecleaning" saying I know how to use a broom and know where it should be applied in this campaign and presidency efforts.
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Vincennes
Ind
Herbert Hoover
Harry G. Leslie
Knox County
Hoover
Leslie
American Hurt in Rioting in Budapest
Anton Rainer, an American, was reported among Jewish students injured during anti semitic rioting in Budapest. Demonstrators tried to raid the ministry of education after a long night of protests but were dispersed by mounted police, dispatches said.
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United Press
Vienna
Anton Rainer
Budapest
Ministry of Education
Slay Bandit Capture in Detroit
An unidentified bandit believed from Pittsburgh was fatally wounded by two Detroit police officers after a restaurant robbery attempt. A second suspect, later arrested as Frank Brass, 37, claimed no acquaintance with the slain man. a pawn ticket in Brass's pocket was issued to J. Haines of 322 Pennsylvania Avenue, Pittsburgh, while two others escaped.
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
Frank Brass
Brass
J. Haines
Pennsylvania Avenue
Robinson Campaign Visits Iowa For Vice Presidential Run
Senator Joseph T. Robinson campaigned in Sioux City urging Hoover price suppression policies hurt farm income. He pledged Democratic action within six months and support for a better farm relief bill than McNary Haugen, seeking to curb surpluses with new disposal agencies.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Herbert Hoover
Robinson
Lincoln
Neb
Hoover
Dakotas
Minnesota
Des Moines
Hoover Awarded Fritz Medal for Engineering Feat
The John Fritz gold medal, the engineering field’s top honor, was awarded to Herbert Hoover in New York on October 23. Officials said the award was made tentatively a year earlier by the foundation.
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