St Louis gangster hunted after murder clue found in garage
State police pursue a St. Louis gangster tied to an auto theft ring probe after a blood stained machinist punch found in a Seymour Indiana garage, with the weapon-like tool linked to a murder trail. The Durant car tied to Homer Wright was left at the scene as investigators linger.
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St. Louis
Seymour
Ind
State Board of Health
Charles Bridges
Durant
Bridges
Homer Wright
Canadian Boxing Federation Leaves NBA for NY State Pact
The Canadian boxing federation withdrew from the National Boxing Association and formed a working agreement with the New York state boxing commission. Thomas A. Murphy, former NBA vice president, said the move aims to create a larger unified body governing boxing across states.
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United Press
NEW York
Canadian Boxing Federation
National Boxing Association
New York State Commission
Thomas A. Murphy
Local Bowling Tourneys Open as City Frays for Prized Bid
Entry blanks for the city tournament are ready at the age of venues. Fees of 1 dollar per event apply. Indianapolis hopes to host the ABC finals. Auto Palisman team signs Carroll Mahoney for tonight's games. Multiple leagues report high scores and notable performances across Capitol alleys and others.
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Indianapolis
Jess Pritchett
Carroll
Charlie Malones
Mahoney
Allies
Crane and Co
Crescent Paper
Link Belt
Geo. J. Mayer & Co
Buschmann & Sons
Holcomb and Hoke
Stutz Motor
Marmon
Triangle
Indianapolis Times
Ballard
Fairbanks-Morse
Robbins
Martin Parry
Capitol
Erl Patterson
Westover
Zimmerman
Art Smith
Peace Pact Discussion by Dr. Shotwell at Indiana Council
Dr. James T. Shotwell of Columbia University will discuss the Kellogg peace pact during the winter extension course opening at Cropsey auditorium Central library Thursday at 8 PM. He served on the Geneva peace conference labor legislation commission and sat on the American disarmament commission.
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James T. Shotwell
Columbia University
Indiana Council On International Relations
Cropsey Auditorium
Central Library
Dr. Shotwell
International Labor Legislation Commission
American Commission On
Thief Smashes Door Steals Bread and Cigars
A thief smashed the glass door of Harry Balch's cigar store at 804 North Illinois Street and took 21 dollars and a carton of cigarets. Andrew Habig at 1235 Harlan Street found bread, rolls and cakes worth 12 dollars stolen from bread boxes outside his store.
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Harry Balch
North
Illinois Street
Balch
Andrew Habig
Harlan Sr
Hunter Found Dead After Plane Search Tragedy Near Tucson
William Hyatt 18 is found dead in Canyon Del Ora mountains hours after four men perished in a search plane crash nearby. Deputies say he died from exposure during a hunting expedition, near the spot where Peck Nelson Whitman and McIntyre died in the earlier crash. In New York, George Hoffman former amateur heavyweight champion schedules a six round bout with Jack Humbeck of Belgium tonight.
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United Press
Tucson
Ariz
William Hyatt
Here
Hyatt
Canyon del Ora
George Peck
Clifford Nelson
Harold Whitman
Bruce McIntyre
New York
George Hoffman
Jack Humbeck
Belgium
New Air Rail Link to Link Americas Planned Inauguration
North Central and South American air rail system will start January 10 with through service between New York and the West Indies. Miami will be the transfer point to tri motor planes for Havana and the Caribbean, cutting travel time by hours.
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United Press
New York
North
Central
South America
United States
West Indies
Atlantic Coast Line
Florida East Coast
Pan- American Airways, Inc
Miami
Cuba
Havana
Porto Rico
Santiago de Cuba
Santo Domingo
Haiti
San Juan
Berlin Tests Fly Rostra Flying Boat for Transatlantic Service
Tests began at Rhorback Aeroplane works on a travelmantle Rostra flying boat designed for trans Atlantic freight and passenger routes. If approved, service could start mid November with stops at Vigo and the Azores or Bermuda and Halifax. The craft carries five passengers and four crew, with a 2000 mile cruising radius. Miss Mildred Johnson of Philadelphia was reported as a potential first passenger.
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United Press
Berlin
Rostra
Rhorback Aeroplane Works
Vigo
Spain
Azores
Bermuda
Halifax
Mildred Johnson
Philadelphia
Capitol Airways Expands Domestic Passenger Service
Seven passengers were carried to Detroit Chicago and Louisville on Capitol Airways lines. Inaugurated Monday the three lines are moving to regular business with increasing passenger loads. President Elmer H. Jose predicted continued growth and plans to add routes to Cleveland Cincinnati and St. Louis.
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Capitol Airways, Inc
Detroit
Chicago
Louisville
Elmer H. Jose
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lindbergh Begins Mexico Visit with Two Passengers
Lindbergh starts a second Mexico tour with two passengers. He plans several days of hunting bear and rest at La Barbia ranch after landing at Eagle Pass airport following a three hour flight from Midland, Texas.
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United Press
Eagle Pass
Tex
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
la Barbia Ranch
Lindbergh
Midland
Pilot Howard Gibson Heads to Lincoln from Indiana Flight
Howard Gibson, pilot, flew an American Eagle biplane from Ft. Wayne to Indianapolis Monday and departed today for Lincoln Nebraska. He was accompanied by Fred Sawtelle and Takimon a Japanese national.
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Howard Gibson
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne Monday
Lincoln
Neb
Fred Sawtelle
Takimon
Edell Strain Flies Home on Training Trip
Edell Strain, a student aviator from Detroit, returned to his parents near Saline City Ind with a pilot aboard as part of his training. The trip marks a home visit during his aviation program.
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Saline City
Ind
Edell Strain
Charles Strain
Here
Detroit
Weather Report Notes Calm Northwest Conditions
In the Air Northwest wind at 12 mph, barometric pressure 30.06 at sea level, temperature 49 degrees. Ceiling and visibility are unlimited with no notable weather hazards reported.
Pilot faces arrest after student plummets from plane crash
In Walkerville Ontario an instructor R H Foundy was facing arrest after a flight where his student Don Sievett aged 20, inexperienced in flying, took control as the plane dived. Both men fell from the craft. Sievett died while Foundy held on and regained some control before the wreck.
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United Press
Walkerville
Ont
Don Sievett
R. H. Foundy
Sievett
Foundy
Furniture man flies to Michigan and back
Returns from Iron Mountain Michigan after a Sunday air trip in a Hoosier Travel Air biplane piloted by Captain Earl W. Sweeney. E. E. Whitehill of the Banner Furniture Company reached the Iron Mountain area and came back to the airport Tuesday evening.
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E. E. Whitehill
The
Banner Furniture Company
Iron Mountain
Mich
Hoosier
Travel Air
Earl W. Sweeney
Tevis Rites Arranged for Charles S Tevis
Funeral services are set for Thursday at 4 p.m. for Charles S Tevis 60 of 4243 Carrollton Avenue who died Tuesday. He will be cremated after services at his home. Tevis lived in Indianapolis forty five years and worked as a salesman for Daniel Stewart Company and as a traveler for Sargent Gerke and A Burdsal. He retired three years ago. He belonged to Forty First Street M E church Marion lodge F and A M and United Commercial Travelers. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs George Foreman of Indianapolis.
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Charles S. Tevis
Carrollton Avenue
Mr. Tevis
Indianapolis
Daniel Stewart Company
Indiana
Sargent-Gerke Company
A. Burdsal Company
Forty- First Street
M. E. Church
Marion Lodge
A. M
United Commercial Travelers
George Foreman
Planes Bought for National Air-Rail Line
Transcontinental Air Transport purchases ten Ford tri motor planes for a forty eight hour coast to coast air rail route. Planes seat twelve plus crew with three Pratt and Whitney engines. Flight segments include New York to Columbus to Dodge City and Las Vegas with stops at St. Louis and Kansas City. Inauguration planned around April 1, 1929.
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Ford
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Indianapolis
New York
American, Pennsylvania Railroad Deluxe Limited
Columbus
Dodge City
Kan
St. Louis
Kansas City
Las Vegas
N. M
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago underworld violence escalates amid protester intimidation
In Chicago the underworld escalates violence against citizens who testify or complain to authorities. Guards are assigned to Frank Ranieri and witnesses in the Eller Henchmen trial amid threats, picketing, and beer bottle attacks from alleyways.
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Chicago
Angelo Petitti
Motorman Robbed as Two Armed Robbers Strike City
A motorman, Joe Barfield of 2009 E Forty sixth Street, was robbed of 17 dollars by two armed Negro men at Arsenal Avenue and Forty sixth Street at 1 am today. In Wabash Indiana a three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dorsey Good, missing five hours, was found wandering home with a kitten under each arm while 100 people searched.
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Joe Barfield
E. Forty-sixth Street
Arsenal Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Wabash, Ind
Dorsey Good
Priceless benefits from the new Konjola medicine
Wonderful results follow the use of Konjola the new medicine for stomach liver kidneys and bowels and for rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. The Konjola Man at Hook drug store Illinois and Washington Streets Indianapolis meets seekers as endorsements from Edward Bennett describe dramatic recovery after seven bottles. Konjola is sold in Hook stores and by leading druggists this section.
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Hook
Illinois
Washington Sts
Indianapolis
Konjola
Edward Bennett
N. Wallace St
Hook's
Washington Streets
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