Building Gains Shown in Indiana Three Cities
A Indiana business survey notes September building totals at 1.96 million, with gains in Logansport Terre Haute and Vincennes. Eight cities exceed August, including Anderson Elkhart Fort Wayne Hammond Indianapolis Logansport Muncie Terre Haute. Coal fields in Pike County show progress with stripping and deep mines, a 75 thousand dollar tipple near Littles, and Servel Inc plans for a million dollar refrigerator ad push.
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Charles C. Stone
the Times
Indiana
Logansport
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Anderson
Elkhart
Ft. Wayne
Hammond
Indianapolis
Muncie
Coal Company
Pike County
Ingle Coal Company
Littles
Servel, Inc
Evansville
Calumet
Kokomo
Reiss Manufacturing Company
Master Electric Company of
Dayton
Bert H. Welchel
U S Hospital Site Appraisers Named
Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin named three real estate men to set the price for a federal veterans hospital site. William J. Rasmussen Albert Uhl and George T. Wheldon were chosen as appraisers. The land includes part of Coffins course and nearby parcels. The park board will sell the tract to Indianapolis citizens for no less than its value, who will then transfer it to the government.
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Harry O. Chamberlin
William J. Rasmussen
Albert Uhl
George T. Wheldon
Coffins Course
Park Board
Indianapolis
Satelite
Bank Charters Granted and Hearing Held by State Board
Charters were granted for the First State Bank of Decatur and the Commercial State Bank of Hammond at a state charter board meeting Friday. A petition for a charter for the Western State Bank of South Bend was taken under advisement.
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First State Bank of
Decatur
Commercial State Bank of
Hammond
State Charter Board
Western State Bank of
South Bend
Divorce Granted to Thomas Fortune Ryan in Sheridan
Thomas Fortune Ryan, grandson of the late New York capitalist, was granted a divorce from Margaret M. Ryan in district court here for desertion. The suit was filed about a week ago, per United Press dispatches.
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Bu United Press
Sheridan, Wyo
Thomas Fortune Ryan
New York
Margaret M. Ryan
United Press
ST. Louis
Joan Lowell
Thomas Buchanan
Mexico
Los Angeles
Eileen Percy
Ulrich B. Bush
Superior Court
New Emperor Kin of Solomon Crowned in Abyssinia
Ras Taffari, 37, heir of Menelek, is set to be crowned emperor of Abyssinia on November 2 in a ceremony attended by ambassadors from America Britain France Italy and others. The article notes Abyssinia's strategic location and wealth potential while detailing his tactic of balancing Britain France Italy and appealing to the League of Nations and United States for Western aid and investment.
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Washington
Sheba
Ethiopia
Solomon
Jerusalem
Abyssinia
America
Britain
France
Italy
Ras Taffari
Lion
Judah
New England
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Florida
Africa
East Africa
Red Sea
Gulf of Aden
India
Sudan
Egypt
Nile
Sahara Desert
French Somaliland
Italian Somaliland
British Somaliland
Eritrea
Uganda
Menelek
Solomon the Wise
League of Nations
United States
China
Prosperity Forecast From Steel Leaders At Institute Meeting
At the American Iron and Steel Institute semi annual gathering in New York President Charles M Schwab said the steel industry will meet greater future demand and lead the march to prosperity. Industry heads noted low inventories stable prices and signs of improvement though warning against over expansion. Ingot production this year should total about 40 million tons, near the ten year average.
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York
American Steel Industry
Ity
Charles M. Schwab
American Iron and Steel Institute
Schwab
THER
E. G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel
L. E. Block
Inland Steel
Thomas Gridar
Republic Steel
Goliath Made One Error In Bank Robbery Confession
Ralph Ping 25 of Butler Avenue confessed to five other holdups after a court appearance where he was bound over to the grand jury on charges of grand larceny and robbery. His wife and two children attended the proceeding as Ping was escorted back to jail by Patrolman Robert Murnan and Sergeant Charles Hodges.
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Ralph Ping
Butler Avenue
Robert Murnan
Charles Hodges
Ping
American jail curse on civilization expert says
J Franklin Wright, humanitarian and Pathfinders of America founder, argues the American jail system wounds more lives than any other and urges character engineering in prisons and schools. He speaks in Indianapolis on reform, praising self discipline over authority and claiming habits are thoughts in action.
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Sheldon Key
J. Franklin Wright
Indianapolis
Wright
Pathfinders of America
D. C
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Washington
Tri Province Sigma Chi Convention Planned Here
Wilson Daily, secretary of the Sigma Chi alumni chapter, will be assisted by Louis Fletcher and Harold L. Ross in arranging the tri province convention of the fraternity here on December 12 and 13.
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Wilson Daily
Sigma Chi
Louis Fletcher
Harold L. Ross
Tri-Province
Stump calls for constitutional revision in Indiana debate
Albert Stump and Milton Elrod debated at the Optimist Club in Claypool where Stump urged a constitutional convention to rewrite Indiana's basic law. Elrod warned against a convention, favoring amendments or legislative changes, citing cost and political risk. Elrod heads the Back-to-Constitution League.
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Indiana
Albert Stump
Milton Elrod
Optimist Club
Claypool
Stump
Elrod
League
Circle Tower
Two Men Sentenced in DUI Case. Licenses Suspended
Two men received thirty day sentences and one year license suspensions after conviction for operating autos while under the influence. Municipal Judge Paul Wetter also imposed $10 fines for drunkenness and $10 penalties. Carl Snodgrass of 2820 Washington boulevard and Wesley Meister of 1850 Applegate street were involved in crashes at Clifton and Thirtieth streets and at New York and Delaware streets.
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Paul C. Wetter
Carl Snodgrass
Washington Boulevard
Clifton
Thirtieth Streets
Wesley Meister
Applegate Street
New York
Delaware Streets
Walton League to Slap Lieber at Convention
Times Special Gary Indiana October 24 The Izaak Walton League considers a report accusing Richard Lieber state conservation director of using funds for state parks over fish and game propagation and of soliciting campaign funds from wardens. H H Evans backed Bradford for Lieber’s job and urged stronger action.
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Times
Gary
Ind
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
Conservation Department
Lieber
H. H
Universalist Indiana convention names officers this afternoon
The eighty third annual Universalist convention of Indiana meets at Central Universalist church in Indianapolis. Reverend Effie McCullom Jones of Iowa and Reverend A Gertrude Earle of Boston spoke, while Reverend Clinton Scott urged pastors to stir congregations to act on oppression and unemployment. Meetings continue through Sunday.
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Universalist Convention
Indiana
Central Universalist Church
Fifteenth
New Jersey
Effie McCullom Jones
Iowa
A. Gertrude Earle
Boston
Clinton Scott
Peoria
Ill
Weather report at sea conditions summary
In the air weather conditions report for the sea the wind is north west at seven miles per hour with a barometric pressure of 30.12 inches at sea level. Ceiling is unlimited and visibility is two miles with field conditions good.
First Mail Plane to Land at City's New Airport Saturday
City officials and aviation leaders prepare for the inaugural arrival at the new 947 acre airport this Saturday. The ceremony will feature the New York to Los Angeles flight and highlight the field’s taxiways apron and service facilities.
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W. A. New York
Los Angeles
Ben Davis
G O P State Ticket Likely to Be Beaten in Indiana
Indiana voters face a tight race as Democrats forecast victory across many districts with Republicans conceding some losses. Analysts cite industrial unease and farmer discontent, while key districts like the Fifth Sixth Ninth and Eleventh are hotly contested and could swing the House balance.
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Indiana
Congress
Walter Chambers
Newcastle
Henry
Hancock
Madison
Republican State Organization
Albert Vestal
House of Representatives
Vestal
Fred Purnell
Attica
House Agricultural Committee
Harry Matlock
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Ariel Cabinet Company
Redman Basket
Wasmuth-Goodrich
Cotton Specialties Company
Triplex Heating Specialty Company
Wayne
American Can Company
la Porte
Advance-Runnely Company
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News of World
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Georgetown University
Foreign Service School
Russia
Rubio
United Prena Atchison
Kan
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Gus Glazer
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Petters
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Westbridge Taxpayers’ Association
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