Filipinos Renew Fight for Liberty and Independence Debate
Long Philippine independence debate shifts as King amendment strains U S Philippine ties. The Nacionalista leaders under Stimson steer toward island autonomy and economic strategy, with Quezon and Osmana heading a new independence commission to petition Congress in December.
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Philippines
United States
Stimson
Wood
Quezon
Osmana
Nacionalista Party
Democrata
Nacionalista
Senate
Nacioalista
Independence Commission
Congress
Divorce Granted on Cruelty and Infidelity Claims
Mrs Gladys Boring of Guilford Avenue was granted a divorce from Earl Boring today by Superior Judge William O Dunlavy on cruelty and infidelity charges. The husband contested the suit. The record includes names and partial address details.
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Gladys Boring
Guilford Avenue
Earl Boring
William O. Dunlavy
Name
Galdys Banh
Facials Stir Barbers Protest in St. Paul Convention
A rhymed report covers the Master Barbers Association of America meeting in St. Paul where barbers discuss facial treatments for men and the push to draw women back from beauty shops. Indianapolis and police officials weigh in on privacy and potential misgivings about facial procedures.
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Arch Steines
St. Paul
Minn
Master Barbers Association of America
Indianapolis
J. T. Reinking
Joe Heath
West Market Street
Joe
Man Found Injured at Union Depot in Cleveland
Dudley W. Hollaran of Cleveland was in critical condition with a skull injury believed due to a fall Thursday night. Found unconscious at the Illinois street entrance of the Union depot by an employee, his identity was confirmed by cards in his pocket. A deep facial cut and bleeding nose were noted, while his diamond ring and purse remained untouched.
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Dudley W. Hollaran
Cleveland
Illinois Street
Union Depot
Dinsmore Awarded Verdict After Long Grant Circuit Deliberation
In Marion Indiana on October 24 a Grant county circuit court jury, after four and a half hours of deliberation, returned a verdict in favor of John A. Dinsmore. The case details were not disclosed in the report.
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Marion
Ind
Grant
John A. Dinsmore
Clayton Boys Injured in Wet Road Crash
Two Clayton Indiana high school youths were hospitalized with serious injuries after an automobile crash on National Road west of the city Wednesday night. Richard Mitchell 18 may have a skull fracture and Thomas Bolen 17 sustained a fractured leg when their auto skidded on wet pavement and overturned.
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Clayton
Ind
Robert Long Hospital
National Road
Richard Mitchell
Thomas Bolen
P. T. Federation Reviews Safety at School No 33 Meeting
Mrs E W Springer traced the Parent-Teacher organization history during the P T Federation general meeting at School No 33 on Wednesday afternoon. Lt Frank Owen of the Indianapolis police traffic squad and Dr O C Ocker of the accident prevention bureau spoke on Safety. Three
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E. W. Springer
Parent-Teacher
Parent-Teacher Federation
Frank Owen
Indianapolis
O. C. Ocker
Accident Prevention Bureau
Clemenceau Far From Tiger of Old in Final Interview
United Press reports Georges Clemenceau, once the Tiger of France, now frail in a Paris sickroom. He talks of health, new manuscripts, and promises to surprise America in a forthcoming book as doctors remain cautiously optimistic.
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Clemenceau
U. S
United Press
Paris
Press of America
Georges Clemenceau
France
America
Tiger
Plan for ornate approach to Delaware Street Bridge
City Engineer A H Moore leads push to widen land north of the Delaware street bridge over Fall creek with a wide ornamental approach. The plan may feature a monument to Indiana pioneer women designed by Durr Freedly. Funds are raised by Mrs. William C Bobbs and Miss Lucy Taggart. Estimated cost about 30000 dollars.
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Delaware Street
Fall Creek
A. H. Moore
Board of Public Works
The
Park Board
Moore
Durr Freedly
New York
Paris
Indiana
William C. Bobbs
Lucy Taggart
Indiana SAR backs disarmament resolution to Hoover
The Indiana Society of Sons of the American Revolution adopted a resolution urging maintenance of national defense as adequate to secure the nation’s existence as a world power. It sent the measure to President Hoover and other national officials, arguing greed and jealousy have driven wars and that the United States must be adequately defended given its resources and prestige.
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Hoover
Indiana Society of Sons of the American Revolution
United States
Mill Town Shacks Highlight Harsh Living Standards
Sinclair Lewis portrays North Carolina mill towns showing drab wooden shacks and company houses with no interior plumbing. The photos illustrate nine children in a shack setting, wash tubs and basins on the porch, as workers press for decent wages and conditions.
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Sinclair Lewis
North Carolina
Gas Plant Suit Up Tuesday Before Federal Judge
Hearing on Newton Todd injunction to block transfer of Citizens Gas Company property to the city under the 1905 contract begins Tuesday before Judge Robert C Baltzell. Objections to Allen G Williams as intervening defendant are urged as frivolous and improper.
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Newton Todd
Citizens Gas Company
Robert C. Baltzell
Allen G. Williams
North Drexel Avenue
Williams
Indiana Anti-Saloon head Dr. Shumaker weakened by illness
Recurring hiccoughs over the last day have weakened Dr. Edward S. Shumaker, Indiana Anti-Saloon League superintendent. Officials said there is no immediate danger, though he is growing weaker at home, 2232 Broadway, after several weeks of illness from a malignant tumor.
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Edward S. Shumaker
Indiana
Anti-Saloon League
Shumaker
Vest pocket edition of Kentucky District Grammar found at auction
W E Foust of Lafontaine Indiana bought a vest pocket edition of the Kentucky District Grammar. The 126 year old book is by Samuel Wilson who calls himself a teacher of languages and belles lettres. It was published in Lexington Kentucky in 180%
Indiana Reception Delights Hoovers After Madison Visit
President Hoover praised Indiana greetings in Madison despite rain as Governor Harry G. Leslie and Mrs. Leslie joined the hoover party on a Ohio river trip to Louisville. Alf Madison waved flags on the muddy bank while the crowd cheered through cold weather.
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Madison
Hoover
Indiana
Leslies
Dorothy Cunningham
State
Republican Committee
Leslie
White House
Dedication Committee Named for Edmund Burke Ball Memorial
Mayor John C. Hampton in Muncie Indiana appointed five members to plan the dedication of the memorial titled The Appeal to the Great Spirit. The Ball families officially donated the memorial costing several thousand dollars. Members include Karl A. Oesterle F B Bernard Wilbur E Sutton Frank Harrold and Dr Karl T Brown.
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Muncie
Ind
John C. Hampton
Edmund Burke Ball
Ball
Karl A. Oesterle
F. B. Bernard
Wilbur E. Sutton
Frank Harrold
Karl T. Brown
Cold Weather to Bring Frost Tonight in Indianapolis
Met forecast calls for continued cold with a heavy frost possible tonight in Indianapolis. Thermometers hit 32 degrees, the season’s lowest, at 7 p m Wednesday. armington predicts the mercury may dip a bit more tonight if skies clear and frost settles as expected. Snow flurries and rain totaled .15 of an inch from 7 a m Wednesday to 7 a m today.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Armington
Armington
Butler Orchestra to Broadcast Classical and Jazz Programs
Butler University orchestra, led by George Lehman, will broadcast several classical and jazz programs over WFBM. Lehman, who organized the group in 1926, recently succeeded Henry Herbert, former Arsenal Technical High School orchestra director.
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Butler University Orchestra
WFBM
George Lehman
Lehman
Henry Herbert
Arsenal Technical High School
Forty Stores Merger Formed In Midwestern Chain
Millard M. Raab, president of R. B. Clothing Company, announced the merger of forty retail clothing stores in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio. The absorbing firms Benny's Clothes of Illinois and Raab Brothers, Inc. of Ohio join under the new A. B. Company banner with 5,000 garments manufactured weekly. Executives include A. B. Raab as vice president Elmer J. Bauer as secretary treasurer and Bernard Schulman, Benny's Clothes founder, as sales manager.
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Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Millard M. Raab
R. B. Clothing Company
Raab
Benny’s Clothes
Raab Brothers, Inc
A. B. Company
A. B. Raab
Elmer J. Bauer
Probe Fatal Salute at Madison Injures Guard Crew
An investigation of a powder blast in Madison Indiana was ordered by Adjutant General Manford G. Henley. Major H O Wolford Captain Harry R Lester and Captain James K Danglade will serve on the board. Robert C Earls 19 of Madison died from severe burns. others including William Stephanus Charles Rousch and Charles Hack were severely burned and hospitalized. Three others had minor injuries and are expected to recover.
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National Guard
Madison
Ind
Manford G. Henley
Henley
H. O. Wolford
Indianapolis
One Hundred and Fiftieth Field Artillery
Harry R. Lester
Columbus
James K. Danglade
Vevay
Robert C. Earls
One Hundred Fiftieth Artillery
Hoover
William Stephanus
Charles Rousch
Charles Hack
Retired Minister Walden Funeral Held in Brazil
Funeral services were held Wednesday for the Rev. William H. Walden a 76 year old retired United Brethren minister who died after a long illness. He served as pastor in Brazil for twelve years.
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Brazil
Ind
William H. Walden
United Brethren
Farmers' Co operative Acquires 15 Elevators in Indiana
The Farmers' Co operative Company of Indiana has optioned purchase on 15 Crabbs Reynolds Taylor elevators and seed plants including Crawfordsville and Lafayette facilities. The deal centers on a January 1 1930 settlement with price set by appraisers pending Farm Board approval.
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Crabbs- Reynolds-Taylor Company
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Farmers’ Co-operative Company of Indiana
John G. Brown
Co-Operative
Federal Farm Board
Cherry Grove
Linden
Wingate
South Raub
Taylor Station
West Point
Riverside
Crane
Battle Ground
Ash Grove
Smithson
Reynolds
Francesville
Monon
Crane and Taylor
Crabbs-Reynolds-Taylor
Crabbs-Reynolds-Taylor Company
T. C. Crabbs
Bids Taken On Three City Bridge Projects
Bids on three city bridge projects were referred to City Engineer A. H. Moore by the board of works. Marshal L. Oberholtzer submitted low bids on two bridges, one over the canal at Walnut street and another over Pleasant Run at Ritter Avenue. The canal bid was 8500 dollars and the Pleasant Run bid 23000 dollars. Edward F. Smith Company submitted the low bid of 9500 dollars for repair of the span over Pleasant Run at Spruce Street. Contractors must secure buyers for the 86000 dollar bond issue, which failed to attract a buyer when advertised by City Controller Sterling R. Holt.
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A. H. Moore
Board of Works
Marshal L. Oberholtzer
Walnut Street
Pleasant Run
Ritter Avenue
Edward F. Smith Company
Spruce Street
Sterling R. Holt
Perry Estate Claims Total 16500 Filed in Probate Court
Two probate claims totaling 16500 were filed against the estate of James A. Perry once president of the Indianapolis base ball club who died in a June airplane crash near Ft Benjamin Harrison. A 12500 claim from Meyer Kiser ak a and a 4000 claim from William C Richardson treasurer of Indianapolis Power and Light Company cover cash advances and preferred stockholder debts.
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James A. Perry
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Meyer-Kiser Bark Ak
Perce
Florida
William C. Richardson
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Two Thefts Reported In City Parades And Depot
Ernest Kimble of 2102 West Tenth Street reports a $135 diamond ring stolen from his depot locker after a Wednesday night. A thief shattered a plate glass window at Moore Brothers Hardware, 2620 Shelby Street, taking two shotguns worth $30. A $100 float prize is offered for entrants in Columbus Indiana's parade as part of a city celebration.
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Ernest Kimble
West Tenth Street
Union Station
Moore Brothers Hardware
Shelby Street
Columbus
Ind
Amsticia Lden
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Rey W. Howard
Sexseneewnen Newspapers
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Shanghai
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UGHNS
Iceland
Urban F. Diteman Jr
Billings
Mont
Harbour Grace
Newfoundland
London
Ireland
Diteman
Nou Elt
Clayton Boys
P. T. Federation
Constitution
Sons of Revolution
Samuel Adams Chase
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Electric League of Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Hoovers
Butler Orchestra
Crabbs - Reynolds - Taylor Properties
Farmers Company
Perry Estate
Ball Club
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