Typhoid Fought by Prisoners Overcrowding at Pendleton
An outbreak at the Indiana State Reformatory in Pendleton is being handled by Dr. Thurman Rice of the State Board of Health. Superintendent A F Miles says the situation is limited to three cases and not alarming, with overcrowding blamed for heightened susceptibility. The facility houses 1 579 inmates in 648 cells, many sleeping in corridors, and inoculation plans are deferred unless an epidemic threatens.
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Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Thurman Rice
State Board of Health
A. F. Miles
Miles
Mayor Shank May Sue Vaudeville Offers Over $500
Mayor Shank delays signing a vaudeville contract as Mrs. Shank values him above $500 weekly. Henry Burton of the Western Vaudeville Association presses for a ten week term. Pathe’s Thomas North discusses a Hal Roach comedy plan for Shank on the Keith circuit.
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Shank
Henry Burton
Western Vaudeville Association
Burton
Thomas North
New York
Pathe Corporation
Hal-Roach
Judge Sentences Man to Fifteen Days for Contempt
Judge James M. Leathers of Superior Court One jailS Joseph Perry for contempt of court. Perry cited unemployment and inability to pay weekly child support as his defense after his former wife filed the complaint.
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James M. Leathers
Superior Court One
Joseph Perry
Perry
Blaze Cause Is Given
Spontaneous combustion was blamed for a garage and car blaze that Friday in Valparaiso Indiana causing an estimated $100000 loss.
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United Presa Valparaiso
Ind
Whose Back Seat Holds Football
Robert Colvin, 16, and friends helped a stranded woman by bringing gas to her car near Maple Road and Washington Boulevard. After the car started, the woman gave Robert a ride home, but neither remembers the others’ identities. He placed a Times classified ad hoping she’ll visit with the football.
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Robert Colvin
Carlyle Pl
Robert
Maple Rd
Washington Blvd
Calvin
The
Times
Teachers worry over jobs for next year
William McAndrews of Chicago public schools told about 2 000 teachers at the Indiana State Teachers Association closing session that none but a few would keep jobs beyond this year. He noted thousands would have positions only for the current year and urged a tenure law and old age provision similar to big corporations.
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Indiana State Teachers’ Association
William McAndrews
Chicago
McAndrews
Arthur Robinson
Planes Crash Off Oceanside In Heavy Fog
Two Navy planes collide at about 1000 feet and plunge into the sea off Oceanside. Two men swam to shore, a third clung to a wrecked plane as a rescue boat moved in. Fog hindered visibility. cause under investigation.
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United Press
San Diego
Cal
Oceanside
Navy
Baby Found Alive in Sewer Sack Tragedy Evokes Alarm
A newborn girl, estimated 3 to 4 days old, was found alive in a gunny sack in a Evansville sewer. She was discovered Friday night by a passerby and rushed to a hospital where doctors say she will live. The baby lay in about three inches of water. the sack was soaked but the coat wrapping was only damp. Police investigated after the cries alerted them.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Justice Marries Aged Rochester Couple in City Ceremony
In Rochester Indiana on October 24, Justice William Ewing united Thomas De Weese aged 82 and Mrs. Sarah BE Harber aged 80 in marriage. The Times Special reports the ceremony conducted in Rochester with both parties described as elderly partners.
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Justice
Rochester
Ind
Thomas de Weese
Sarah BE. Harber
William Ewing
Attack on Bulgaria Renewed Along Struma River Front
Reports from Sofia claim Greek forces renewed their advance on the Struma river east bank and captured Melnik, a famed wine center near Petrich, with shells falling on Melnik and Petrich areas as Greece expands occupation.
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United Press
Vienna
Sofia
Struma
Melnik
Melnik Les
Petrich
Petritsi
Bulgarian claims artillery bombardment of undefended Bulgarian localities
Sofia reports to United Press that Greek artillery bombarded undefended Bulgarian localities killing and wounding civilians including women and children. The message from the Bulgarian foreign minister responds to a United Press telegram to Premier Alexander Zankoff.
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United Press
London
Sofia
Alexandrie Zankoff
Pangalos Threats Spur Greek Push in Bulgaria
Greece pledges to hold occupied Bulgarian territory until Bulgaria accepts terms of a sharp note demanding over 80 000 in reparation. Reports say Greek forces dig in along a twenty mile front, with advances near the Macedonia frontier and bombardments of Petrich.
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United Press
London
Greece
Bulgaria
League of Nations Council
Paris
Council
Athens
Pangados
Demirhisar
Petritsi
Sofia
Burglars Loot Schnull & Co Store on Northwestern Ave
Thieves stole groceries cigarets and money totaling 80 dollars from Schnull and Co at 2131 Northwestern Ave. They entered through a sky light on Friday night.
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Schnull & Co
Northwestern Ave
Mrs Pawnee Goldsboro's Self-Administered Poison Attempt
Mrs Pawnee Goldsboro aged 20 of 22 West Pratt Street is in City Hospital today after ingesting poison in a personal crisis attempt on Friday. Police report domestic trouble prompted the act as investigators Hague and Petit reviewed the case.
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Pawnee Goldsboro
Pratt St
City Hospital
Motorpolice Hague and Petit
Wild Geese Struck by Bright Lights Over Indiana Skies
Flocks of geese and ducks suffer disarray as bright city lights over Indianapolis Tipton Bloomington and other Indiana towns disrupt military formations. Experts warn misreporting and separation could threaten winged navigation and coordination in the night skies.
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Billy Mitchell
Indianapolis
Tipton
Bloomington
Indiana
Eastern Press Criticizes Jackson Appointee for Indiana Seat
The Eastern press questions Governor Jackson's choice of Arthur R. Robinson to fill the late Senator Samuel M. Ralston's seat. Editorials from the Washington Post the Baltimore Sun and the New York Times argue the appointment risks electing two Democrats, condemn Robinson as untried, and favor Beveridge in a broader political clash.
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Washington
Arthur R. Robinson
Indianapolis
Samuel M. Ralston
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
Indiana
Jackson
Coolidge
Senate
Beveridge
Ralston
New York Times
Albert” Beveridge
Poor Stall for White Mule Sparks Arrest in Livery
A dark stall at a livery stable led to the arrest of Harry Rosenthal, 63, of 315 East Market Street on blind tiger charges after investigators found nearly a gallon of liquor buried beneath the stall. Lieutenant Cox and a sheriff’s squad made the discovery today.
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Hite
Harry Rosenthal
E. Market St
Cox
Indians Shake Hands Across Old World War Rift
In Indianapolis Greek and Bulgarian youths, sons of local merchants Nick George and Pete Vasiloff Arndoff, greet each other and affirm they are Americans first. They discuss war from a distance, noting closed Macedonian schools and churches, but emphasize neighborly unity and patriotism.
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Indianapolis
Nick George
Mike George
New York St
Pete Vasiloff Arndoff
Vasil Stanoff Arndoff
Washington St
West Washington St
Wabash Butler gridiron clash crowds rally in Crawfordsville
Wabash and Butler alumni dressed up for the Irwin Field game as a 1,000 strong Crawfordsville delegation arrived by special cars. A lively parade moved through downtown led by the Wabash band and yell leaders amid wet weather forecasts and high fan turnout.
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Butler
Wabash College
Irwin Field
Crawfordsville
Little Giants
Jasper Cragwell
Wabash
Traction Terminal
Larry Harris
Jack Scott
Indianapolis
Minstrel Show by Edwin Ray Boosters at Manual High
The Edwin Ray Boosters Sunday school class of Edwin Ray M B Church present their second annual minstrel show in Manual High School auditorium Tuesday evening November 3. Local youth perform for church funds and community entertainment with ticket details to follow.
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Edwin Ray
Young Men’s
Candidates 10 Deliver Church Talks Sunday
Sunday appearances by the two mayoral candidates wrap the campaign. Walter Myers the Democratic nominee speaks at Simpson M E Church at 11 a.m. and Duvall the Republican is to address Earth Place M E Church at 9 30 a.m. Tonight Myers speaks at University Heights and 2508 W Michigan St. Duvall spoke Friday at Knights of Pythias Hall and claimed he draws no more money as treasurer than the law allows.
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Walter Myers
Wil
Simpson M. KE
Missouri
Cleventh Sts
John L. Duvall
Earth Place M. E
Myers
University Heights
Shelby
Naomi Sts
Michigan St
Council On
Duvall
Coolidge
Jackson
Meredith Nicholson
Noblesville
James E. Watson
Albert J. Beveridge
Deery
Scopes case records trimmed by Tennessee Supreme Court
The Tennessee Supreme Court today upheld Attorney General Thompson's plea to strike the defendant's bill of exceptions from the record in the Scopes evolution case, Knoxville reported.
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United Preas
Knoxville
Tenn
Supreme Court of Tennessee Today
Thompson
Police Laughless Husband Reported After Late Laugh Riot
A sensational trimmed tale reports Joe Hines of 513 Chesapeake Street, described as colored, calling police after his wife laughed for two hours after returning home at 1 a m. Officers were peeved by the prank and did not share the joke.
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Joe Hines
Chesapeake St
Persian Gulf Cyclone Kills Over 1000 in Ports Chaos
United Press report from Karachi dated Oct 24 describes a massive Persian Gulf cyclone sinking forty vessels and killing more than 1,000 people. Most victims were pearl divers from Baharin fleets, with rescue boats proceeding through floating bodies as chaos dominates stricken ports.
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Karachi
India
Persian Gulf
Baharin
Baharin Islands
Gale Devastates Newfoundland Coast Killing Many
A terrific gale swept the northeast coast of Newfoundland during the night. Reports indicate numerous fishing vessels failed to weather the storm and there were many fatalities along the coast.
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United Press
ST. Johns
N. F
New Foundland
Dope Smuggling Probe Tails Indiana Jails
Federal authorities opened an investigation into alleged narcotics smuggling into the Marion County Jail and Indiana State Prison at Michigan City. Defendant Noyse Price testified he knew inmates could access “shots” through gang connections, while officials noted guards monitored narcotic prisoners and found no evidence of theft.
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Marion County
Indiana
Michigan City
Noyse Edward Price
N. Talbot St
Federal
Leavenworth
Robert C. Baltzell
Michigan Ty
Cavins
Baltzell
Omer Hawkins
Body identified from sunken submarine 8 51 Haaden Jr noted
Newport reports one of the bodies recovered from the sunken submarine 8 51 identified as Lieut. James D. Haaden Jr Dillon 8 C. Two other bodies remain unidentified.
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United Preas Newport
R. L
James D. Haaden, Jr
Dillion
Bank Heist in Elgin Nets $20,000 From Vault
Four armed bandits robbed the West McHenry Bank in Elgin Illinois shortly before noon taking $20 000 in gold silver and currency. Two guards stood outside while two inside forced the president and cashier to open the vault and the loot was carried to an awaiting car before the getaway.
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United Press
Elgin
West McHenry
Prowler Suspect Held on Vagrancy Charge
William Jackson a 24 year old colored man of 824 N Emerson Ave is held on a vagrancy charge with high bond for questioning by detectives. Patrolmen Teague and Bruce report Jackson arrested Friday identified as the colored man who has terrorized school children and prowled homes near Tenth St and Bosart Ave. Police say the colored man in some time has been observed in the area.
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William Jackson
Emerson Ave
Teague and
Bruce
Jackson
Tenth Bt
Bosart Ave
Trial halted over weekend in Stephenson Oberholtzer case
Noblesville Indiana October 24 after two weeks of voir dire in the murder case against D C Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry the court and attorneys pause as the jury pool faces a long selection process observers disagree on timing with Monday the tenth day of the case observers expect Thanksgiving in court and more than 200 talesmen have been questioned without bias yet.
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Timea
Noblesville
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Will M. Sparks
Rushville
Local Man Fined for Shooting Within City Limits
Edward Williams of 1010 W North St was fined one dollar and costs in city court after accidentally fatally shooting Raymond Sheld of 1012 W North St while rabbit hunting in a field near Robert Long hospital.
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Edward Williams
North St
Williams
Raymond Sheld
Robert Long
Hourly Temperature Report Fragments
A fragmented OCR read shows hourly temperature readings with times around 6 to noon and temperatures near the mid forties. The text includes several garbled labels such as Moses Miseeee and Meseee, suggesting a weather table or log with inconsistent station identifiers.
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State Reformatory
Flapper
WEA Service, Inc
Mel
Nik
Pangalos
Schnull
Duck
Pete Vasiloff
Arndoff
Eastern Press
Baltimore Sun
Robinson
James E. Deery
Arsenal Ave
Scopes
Gordon M. Dyce
Keele
United Presse
Ktaff
Ilinois Bank
Stephenson
Hunter
Moses
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