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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1928

Page

7

Hughes Rebukes Smith In Chicago Address

Charles Evans Hughes urged unity between the United States and Britain, criticized Governor Smith’s campaign rhetoric, and praised Hoover while defending Republican fiscal policy in Chicago. About 10,000 heard Hughes denounce Smith as reckless and reaffirm support for economy and tax cuts.

United Press Chicago Charles Evans Hughes Buffalo Hoover Curtis Arcadia Hall Alfred E. Smith Smith Hughes Bryan Herbert Hoover Coolidge

Scottish Rite Degrees Awarded at Semiannual Convocation

The first section of the sixty-third semi annual Scottish Rite convocation class including 214 members received the seventh and eighth degrees. Louis G. Buddenbaum, 33rd degree, presided the seventh degree with John F. Engelke in charge of the eighth. Anton Brees, Belgian carillonneur, guest of Arthur R. Baxter, donor of the bells, for a dinner tonight.

Louis G. Buddenbaum Supreme Council John F. Engelke Anton Brees Arthur R. Baxter

GO AFTER BOY SLAYER SEEK EXTRADITION

Philadelphia detectives headed to Washington to seek extradition of Carl Panzran, who confessed to killing a newsboy. The body of 14 year old Alexander Luszock, found last August in marshlands near the river, was exhumed and identified as the victim matching Panzran’s description.

United Press Philadelphia Washington, D. C Carl Panzran Alexander Luszock Panzran

Curtis Opens Ohio Campaign Tour in Coshocton

Senator Charles Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee stops in Columbus en route to Coshocton to formally open his Ohio campaign. He will answer questions on the Salt Creek oil case and the McNary Haugen farm bill before continuing to Clifton Mt. Vernon and Cleveland with a final speech in Detroit.

United Press Columbus Charles Curtis Coshocton Ohio Curtis Ohio Independent Agricultural League Salt Creek Clifton Mt. Vernon Cleveland Detroit Rocheste N. Y

Bellamy Ill with Pneumonia in Santa Monica

Hollywood stars sent flowers and messages as screen star Madge Bellamy was reported seriously ill in a Santa Monica beach cottage with pneumonia after a severe cold two weeks earlier. Her mother, Mrs. W. B. Philpott, said the condition grew worse and that she remained at her daughter's bedside.

Santa Monica Cal Hollywood Madge Bellamy Miss Bellamy W. B. Philpott

Southern Indiana Methodist district CONVENTION CALLS SHUMAKER PARDON

Evansville Indiana October 25 members of the Southern Indiana Methodist district convention commend Governor Ed Jackson for pardoning E 8 Shumaker Indiana Anti Saloon League superintendent for contempt of the Indiana supreme court Bishop Edgar Blake Indianapolis was principal speaker at Wednesday session of the convention

Favor Shumaker Evansville Ind Ed Jackson Shumaker Indiana Anti-Saloon League Indiana Supreme Court Southern Indiana Methodist District Edgar Blake Indianapolis

Sunday Skins Al Smith in Hell Claim Spurs Prohibition Critics

Billy Sunday attacked Al Smith during a Cable Tabernacle rally before 8 000 attendees. He denounced Smith as a Catholic in a Protestant nation, a wet in a dry country, and a Tammanyite in an honest country, urging voters to reject him.

Billy Sunday Prohibition Cable Tabernacle al Smith Hell White House Smith Jefferson

Ballot Underway At Indiana Federation Of Clubs Convention

Delegates at the Claypool began balloting for officers during the Indiana Federation of Clubs convention. Dr. Max A. Bahr spoke on needs of state insane hospitals while federation officials delivered reports. Meritorious club work awards were to be presented this afternoon.

Indiana Federation of Clubs Claypool Max A. Bahr Central State Hospital

Bullet Pierces Car Window In Street Shooting

Curtis Matthews reports a bullet went through the rear window of his automobile while he rode with a woman near Twenty-fifth street and Baltimore avenue. Police were notified Wednesday night.

Curtis Matthews North Delaware Street Twenty-fifth Street Baltimore Avenue

Optimism Note at Meeting of Fund Workers

Indianapolis fund drive gains momentum as Mrs. Brandt C. Downey says the women's army will repeat last year's success. Over 200 attend a noon luncheon at the Claypool with campaign details and district chairmen listed for the north division. Mrs. Lucien King leads the women's motor corps at 4444 College avenue.

Women’s Army of the Brandt C. Downey Claypool Women’s Army John W. Kern E. C. Rumpler Walter C. Marmon Indianapolis Women's Army E. Blake Francis Stanley Timberlake Jeanette Craft August Buschmann Edwin Wuensch Frank McConnell Melvin E. Robbins A. H. Gerhardt F. E. de Frantz L. R. Young Frank Spangler J. G. Saxon L. I. Mills C. Milton Kelly Paul Gray Edwin A. Hunt Robert Dorsey Grover Parr Lucien King College Avenue Women’s Motor Corps

Reparation Talks Begin Between Germany and Allies

S Parker Gil bert, agent general of reparations payments, opened discussions with the German government in Berlin. He aims to secure official German reaction to his recent negotiations in London, Paris and Brussels over the liquidation of reparations payments and war debts.

United Press Berlin S. Parker Gilbert London Paris Brussels

Warning to burglar who escaped described by Indiana Republicans

In Indiana political clashes Harry G. Leslie accuses Frank Dailey of using "cousins" in a voter mobilization push while Mrs. Charles L. Hisey declares war on a burglar who fled after a 15 minute standoff with a .22 rifle. He vows pursuit if detectives fail.

Indiana Frank C. Dailey Women’s Republican Club Harry G. Leslie Dailey Leslie Frank Dailey Charles L. Hisey Broadway

Oracle Yearbook Staff Announced for Indiana Central

James Weber editor announced the Oracle staff for publication of the Indiana Central college yearbook. Senior members include John Thompson Paul Fawley Herschell Scholl Ralph Hayter Pauline Bernhizer Mary Hiatt Hil da Garwood Bess Ballard Donald Carmony and James Weber. Junior members are Raymond Breneman Craig Brandenburg Walter Hauswald Ronald Wolfe Joseph Shewman Alice Winchell Margaret Winchell Ruber Veland er Clyde Williams.

Oracle Indiana Central College James Weber John Thompson Paul Fawley Herschell Scholl Ralph Hayter Pauline Bernhizer Mary Hiatt Hilda Garwood Bess Ballard Donald Carmony Raymond Breneman Craig Brandenburg Walter Hauswald Ronald Wolfe Joseph Shewman Alice Winchell Margaret Winchell Ruber Velander Clyde Williams

Mrs Helen English Prince Divorces Frank J Prince in Scottsburg

Mrs Helen English Prince widow of Capt William E English and holder of the English estate obtained a divorce from Frank J Prince in Scottsburg on Monday afternoon. The couple married in Baltimore on April 11 last year while Prince directed a national publicity campaign for Senator James A Reed. Cruelty and incompatibility were cited in the complaint. Judge John R Carney granted the divorce at a special court session.

Helen English Prince William E. English Scottsburg Frank J. Prince Prince English John R. Carney Baltimore James A. Reed

Home Builders Meet Seek State License Law

Indianapolis meeting of the Home Builders' Association launches a license law campaign to regulate builders. Everett N. Scofield and William Low Rice named to plan statewide action at the 1928 model home on Graceland Avenue. Indiana Florists inspect city green houses. E. G. Hill of Richmond speaks at Elks Club dinner.

Indianapolis Home Builders’ Association Graceland Avenue Everett N. Scofield William Low Rice Indiana State Florists’ Association Indianapolis E. G. Hill Richmond Elks Club

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