Smith Begins Final Campaign Swing Through East
Governor Alfred E. Smith launches the final presidential tour from Albany with Mrs. Smith and one daughter joining, proceeding by private car and regular trains to Worcester Springfield Boston and other stops. He plans 138 electoral votes as leverage and pledges rapid campaign speeches across key Northeastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Albany
N. Y
Alourish
Alfred E. Smith
Goodoy
Springfield
Worcester
Boston
Mass
St. Nicholas
William F. Kenny
Brooklyn
Providence
Hartford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New Haven
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newark
Trenton
New York City
Smith
Blackstone
R. I
Jerry Shelton
New Taven
South Norwalk
Artis and Robinson to Speak in Indiana
Vice presidential candidates will be heard in Indiana next week. Senator Joseph Robinson will speak at Evansville Wednesday night Logansport Thursday afternoon November 1 and at Fort Wayne Thursday night. Senator Charles Curtis will make his third invasion of the state Monday speaking at South Bend.
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Indiana
Joseph Robinson
Evansville
Logansport
Ft. Wayne
Charles Curtis
South Bend
Radio Winners Named in State Audio Contest Victory
Winners identified for the Atwater Kent foundation audition contest by the radio audience vote on WEBF last week. Indianapolis and Gary contestants received top honors. Miss Mary Studebaker Smith of Gary and W. Bromley House at 3003 Graceland Avenue were among the victors. Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, state chairman, announced the results.
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Indianapolis
Gary
W. Bromley
Graceland Avenue
Mary Studebaker Smith
Atwater Kent Foundation
Frank B. Hunter
WEBF
Severin
Urge Hoosier Clubwomen to Support College Bill
Hoosier clubwomen at the Indiana Federation of Clubs convention urged support for the all time health unit bill junior college bill and state cooperation in the Sheppard-Towner maternity act. Mrs Ella B Kehrer led the push for fighting dangerous legislation and visiting the general assembly. Miss Forba McDaniels spoke on women and money noting a shift from spenders to earners and investors. Luncheons were held and reports continued with a 5 45 pm dinner and a De Pauw choir concert at night.
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Hoosier
Ella B. Kehrer
Anderson
Department of Legislation
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Claypool
Indiana Bankers’ Association
American Home Department
Woman's Department Club
North Meridian Street
de Pauw University Choir
Burial planned for George Barr McCutcheon in Indiana
The 62 year old novelist George Barr McCutcheon died of heart disease during a luncheon with friends in New York. He will be buried Friday in Lafayette Indiana, his hometown, after a last illness that followed eighteen months of treatment. His fame rests on works such as Graustark and Brewster's Millions.
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Herbert Hoover
New York
Smith
Boston
Hoover
United Press
George Barr McCutcheon
Lafayette
Ind
McCutcheon
Diamonds in Ring and Pin Trigger Robbery Case
N Everest Newton was charged after alleging he was assaulted and robbed by Harry Hardackre Anna Earls alias Miss Bobbie Wilson and Paul Edson on April 6 at 232 Massachusetts Avenue. Newton said diamonds and about 125 dollars were stolen plus his ring and stickpin valued at 350 dollars. Hardackre admitted selling the items. all were bound over to the grand jury on robbery and larceny charges with Earls held on a robbery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hardackre
Holloway Avenue
N. Everest Newton
East Eleventh Street
Newton
Hardackre
Anna Earls
Bobbie Wilson
East North Street
Paul Edson
Massachusetts Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Arlington Avenue
Edson
Paul C. Wetter
Mrs Earls
Daily News urges Smith votes for President
The New York Daily News editorial promotes Governor Alfred E. Smith for President, arguing prohibition is the campaign’s sole issue. It notes both Hoover and Smith are capable executives but says their views on other matters are too similar to create real differences.
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United Press New York
New York Daily News Today
Alfred E. Smith
the News
Hoover
Smith
Voter Registration for Pets and Cats Noted in Atlantic City
Prosecutor Louis A. Reppetto charges in Atlantic City that a parrot, dogs and a house, cats and even deceased men and women have been registered as voters. The report highlights irregular registrations and questions of eligibility in the local voting process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Louis A. Reppetto
Sunday to Speak At Cable Tabernacle Tonight
Billy Sunday, famed evangelist, will deliver a temperance lecture at 7 30 tonight in Cable Tabernacle. He arrives from Memphis this afternoon and departs for New York at 9 50. The event is free with a band escort from the Hotel English at 7 15.
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Billy Sunday
Cable Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Charlie Stewart
The
Memphis
Tenn
New York
English
Stump Speaks on State Farm Relief in Indiana Rally
Times Special reports from Noblesville Indiana where Albert Stump Democratic candidate for United States senator addressed Hamilton county voters. He cites Indiana farm mortgage indebtedness near 140 million dollars and calls for equal economic opportunity. State Chairman R Earl Peters criticizes Arthur R Robinson for bootlegging ties.
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Noblesville
Ind
Indiana
Albert Stump
United States
Hamilton County
Stump
Arthur R. Robinson
R. Earl Peters
Robinson
Indianapolis
Woman Ended Life Over Fear of Invalid Life
Paris report says 29 year old Maria Berthelot of St. Jean Kerdaniel near St. Brieuc killed herself rather than marry a man who would later have an invalid wife.
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United Press
Paris
Maria Berthelot
St. Jean Kerdaniel
St. Brieuc
Club Battles Bus Rerouting On N Meridian Street
Attorney Walter Pritchard represented the Hoosier Motor Club before public service commissioners opposing a Peoples Motor Coach Company petition to run buses on North Meridian Street. The hearing heard support from Butler University officials and local business leaders while residents feared congestion and improved service was urged to aid students and events at Butler Stadium. The Riverside route would shift from Delaware Street to Meridian, with eight buses poised to operate within ten days if approved.
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Rue de la Paix
Walter Pritchard
North Meridian Street
Pritchard
Hoosier Motor Club
Peoples Motor Coach Company
America
David A. Watson
Butler University
Shortridge High School
New Butler
Butler Stadium
Field House
Robert J. Aley
Butler
Emsley W. Johnson
James Tretton
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
George Marott
Marott Hotel
Nan Warren
Aley
Meridian Street
Tretton
People's Motor Coach Company
The
Street Railway Company
Riverside
Meridian
Delaware Street
Thirtieth Street
L. Ert Slack
Smiley Chambers
City Legal Department
Johnson
Marott
Circle
Thirty Sixth
Kenwood Avenue
Thirty-ninth
Capitol Avenue
Forty-sixth
Sunset Avenue
Forty-ninth
Capitol
Central
Keystone
Dailey Rally Draws Floyd County Support in New Albany
Thousands of Floyd County voters packed New Albany theaters to hear Frank C. Dailey pledge to purge Indiana politics of the Republican machine. Roscoe H. Lewis billed him as next governor while Dailey urged home rule and attacked boards and commissions over local oversight.
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Bay Times
New Albany
Ind
Floyd County
Frank C. Dailey
Dailey
Roscoe H. Lewis
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Bruised by Car After Street Run In City
Six year old Fred Tegler of 1049 Harvey street was bruised on the legs when he ran into the street and was hit by an automobile driven by Frank Moore of 3311 Carson avenue. Police said the driver was not to blame. In a second incident Emma McBride struck Otto Hayward at New Jersey and Prospect streets. Hayward, 27, of 1353 East Minnesota street, was taken home by officers.
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Fred Tegler
Harvey Street
Frank Moore
Carson Avenue
Emma McBride
Chester Avenue
Otto Hayward
Minnesota Street
New Jersey
Prospect Streets
Hayward
Safety board, Mayor in secret two hour meeting
Safety board members and Mayor L. Ert Slack refused to comment on a two hour closed session held in the mayor’s office after the regular board meeting Tuesday. They discussed general matters of the department and denied any personnel shakeup. The board has reviewed activity of several policemen and firemen with aims to remove inefficient members.
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Safety Board
L. Ert Slack
Slack
Skunk Casting Called as Slotkin Delivers for Film
In Hollywood a director needing a 15 foot snake or trained animals rings Slotkin’s door. His auto arrives with a dramatic, writhing creature, from bees to skunks, rare enough to be called Noah’s Ark by Photoplay. Slotkin runs an animal casting office in a unique Hollywood niche.
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Ollywood
Cal
Jack Slotkin
Slotkin
Amer
Ica
Photoplay
Animal Casting Office
Hollywood
Six County Road Improvements Planned at $100000
County Surveyor Henry R Campbell and County Auditor Harry Dunn file plans for six road upgrades with costs totaling about 100000 The projects include Capitol avenue Camden street East Seventy ninth Street Hanna avenue East Forty second Street and Ninetieth Street plus a Williams Creek bridge Also included is an unrelated loan ad urging debt relief and small monthly payments for the needy.
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Henry R. Campbell
Harry Dunn
Capitol Avenue
Troy Avenues
Camden Street
Norwood Road
Thompson Road
East Seventy-ninth Street
Allisonville Road
Keystone Avenue
Hanna Avenue
Shelbyville Road
Sherman Drive
Forty-second
Shadeland Avenue
Pendleton Pike
Spring Mill Road
Whitehead Road
Williams Creek
Thirteen Arrested in Gambling Bust at Agnes Street House
Police responded to a dice game cry at 538 Agnes Street Tuesday night and arrested thirteen individuals. Mrs Vivian Gamon, 23, was charged with keeping the gambling house. two women were among those detained.
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Agnes Street
Curtis Barge
Vivian Gamon
Leslie Under Coffin's Flag in Indianapolis Campaign Tour
Republican gubernatorial candidate Harry G. Leslie will headline five speeches in Indianapolis on Thursday under George W. Coffin with Alf O. Mercy and Omer Hawkins guiding him between meetings. City venues include Druid's hall and North Meridian street sites with Judge Wetter presiding at Druids' hall.
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George W. Coffin
S. Jackson
Harry G. Leslie
Indianapolis
Coffin
Leslie
Alf O. Mercy
United States
Omer Hawkins
Marion County
Hawkins
D. C. Stephenson
Dayton
Druid’s Hall
South Meridian Street
Eighth Ward
North Meridian Street
First Ward
Winter Street
Twelfth Street
Senate Avenue
P. H. C. Hall
East
Michigan Streets
Paul C
Prosecutor Nominee Takes Rap At Remy
Democratic candidate Raymond F. Murray blasted the current prosecutor at a meeting on South Delaware, questioning why the chief deputy was not used in corruption probe cases and accusing funds spent on a special counsel.
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Raymond F. Murray
South
Delaware Street
William H. Remy
Remy
Judson L. Stark
Murray
Hoosier Banker Dies in New York
Williamson Barnhart vice president of the National Surety Company is dead in New York a former Huntington Indiana newspaper man. Parents Mr and Mrs W B Barnhart notified locally by telegram.
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Hoosier
New York
Huntington
Ind
Williamson Barnhart
National Surety Company
W. 8. Barnhart
Halloween Vigilantism Warns Police Chief Worley
Police Chief Claude M. Worley warns against Halloween vandalism and pledges strict arrests for property damage. He calls for citizens to report pranksters, offers police detail for traffic and crowds, and outlines twelve hour shifts to safeguard downtown while stressing penalties for malicious destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude M. Worley
Civic clubs to hear report on utility merger
Indianapolis Federation of Civic Clubs will meet Friday night at the Chamber of Commerce to hear a report from the utilities committee on the proposed merger of the T. H. L. & E. Traction Company and the Northern Indiana Power Company. Chairman A. L. Portteus said several committee members had been away and could not study the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Federation of Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Utilities Committee
T. H. L. & E. Traction Company
Northern Indiana Power Company
A. L. Portteus
City Council Studies Hoover Traffic Plan Reforms
City council safety committee, led by Robert E. Springsteen, weighs adopting the Hoover model traffic ordinance with local tweaks. discussion includes street car loops, Washington Street turns, parking bans, and extending loops toward Maryland and Georgia streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Springsteen
Council
Hoosier Motor Club
Indianapolis Safety Council
Herbert Hoover
Todd Stoops
Washington Street
Stoops
Frederick Schortemeier
The
Safety Council
Washington
Delaware
Senate Avenue
Schortemeier
Springsteen
Maryland
Georgia
New York Street
Ohio
Herman P. Lieber
Lieber
Nicholson James P. Tretton
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Merchants Association
Meredith Nicholson
Nicholson
W. Connell
Safety Board
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Bill Vare
Hoosier Clubwomen
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N. Y. Daily News
Cable Tabernacle Tonight
Charles Robinson
N. Meridian
Butler U
Leslie Pledge
Lad
Bargain Basement Shoe Department
Charles
West Washington
Motor Club
Station
WSAI
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