Little Theatre to Present Puppets in Winter Program
After three September shows for the Helen Harman Joseph puppets opening the Children’s Hour, the Indianapolis Little Theatre announces a November return with four Joseph Puppet Theatre performances during Thanksgiving. An October bill is omitted. a puppet shop will be added as the company studies artistic and historical puppetry.
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Helen Harman Joseph
Children’s Hour
Indianapolis Little Theatre
A. M. Gall-Sayles
Joseph Puppet Theatre
Cleerland
Playhouse
Ricca Scott Titus
Rosamond van Camp
Jo de Sayles
Raymond F. Mead
George T. Parry
Titus
Cox blasts Republicans in Tennessee campaign swing
James M. Cox former Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic nominee accused the Republican party of repudiating the south and courting prohibition as he campaigned in Tennessee describing GOP leaders as aligned with northern brewery interests and calling the party deceitful.
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United Press
Nashville
Tenn
South
James M. Cox
Ohio
Tennessee
North
Cox
Needlework Wins Prizes for 85 Year Old Guest
Mrs. Priscilla Hannon of Greensburg aged 85 recently earned honors at the Idaho state fair for needlework. She sent several samples via a Idaho friend who entered them and she received multiple prizes.
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United Press
Greensburg
Ind
Priscilla Hannon
State Odd Fellows Home
Blossom Time to Open Three Day Engagement at English's
Miss Genevieve Naegele stars as Mitzi in Blossom Time opening tonight at English's for a three day engagement. State School Agent Alva L. Coble, 51, dies after a year of illness in Plainfield. Funeral services set for Saturday. Coble was a field agent for the state boys' school.
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Indianapolis
English’s
Spain
The
Murat
the Lyric
Palace
Apollo
Charlie Davis
Indiana
Circle
the Mutual
Genevieve Naegele
Mitzi
Plainfield
Ind
Alva L. Coble
State Boys’ School
Peru City Council Ignores Ouster Bid in 1928 Meeting
Peru Indiana October 25 1928 city council tabled a mass meeting resolution calling for the resignations of Mayor Thomas Keller and four council members. Councilman Foote defended all accused and denied Freeland had been dismissed to benefit power interests amid heated accusations of official misconduct.
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Indianapolis Times
Keller
Fred Oates
Brown
Foote
Freeland of Foote
Bers
Free Plant
Whittenberger
Fawley
Tracy
Daniels
Hippensteel
Ireland
E. E. Overmyer
Peru
Ind
Thomas O. Keller
Benamin Freeland
If Smith rose from the slums to the highest office
The passage argues that Smith’s humble origins prove American ideals in action and asks whether voters should discriminate against him for his background. It notes supporters will back Hoover and urges choosing the Democratic ticket to express contempt for the methods used and to uphold traditional American principles.
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Smith
White House
Republic
Free America
Alfred E. Smith
al Smith
Hoover
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Hugh McMinn
Oliver Mohler
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Polk
Food For
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Greensboro
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