Glossbrenner Seeks Negro Votes At Indianapolis Rally
Alfred M. Glossbrenner, Indianapolis business leader, addresses 500 Negro attendees at a Third Ward Republican rally and barbecue on Twelfth Street and Senate Avenue. He stresses business experience, change in city government, and applying sound management to city affairs amid humorous mispronunciations of his name. Also speaks alongside former Mayor Jewett and others.
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Glossie
Twelfth Street
Senate Avenue
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Indianapolis
George W. Coffin
Duvall
Indiana Avenue
J. D. Johnson
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Glossbrenner
Glossengreener
Glossenbrenner
Grossbrenner
Aarty
Charles Jewett
Charles Sumner Williams
Eaglefeather
David Venerable
Execution of Grigorovichi and Twelve Apostles
Two brothers Grigorovichi and twelve members of a counter revolutionary gang were executed by Soviet secret service. They led a group under the banner of a religious sect called Imia slavtzi with refuges in the northern Caucasus mountains and forests.
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Soscow
Grigorovichi
Secret Service
Imiaslavtzi
Northern
Caucasus
Ray Gibbens Quits State Industrial Board
Ray V. Gibbens of Anderson resigns from the state industrial board. His letter to Governor Harry G. Leslie is dated October 18 and becomes effective November 16. Gibbens served since April 22, 1927 after a four year appointment by former Governor Ed Tarkecon.
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Ray V. Gibbens
Anderson
State Industrial Board
Harry G. Leslie
Gibbens
Industrial Board
Ed Tarkecon
United Brethren Church
Jackson
Ku Klux Klan
Roscoe Kiper
Boonville
Walter Wills
Linton
Horace G. Yergin
Newcastle
W. A. Faust
Elwood
Ditemans Ocean Flight Fate Discussed By Fliers
United Press reports mixed messages on Urban F Diteman Jr and his Newfoundland to London missing flight. Maine to Rome flyer Lewis N Yancey says blind ocean flying is dangerous and darkness compounds risk. No verified trace of Diteman’s fate as rumor persists.
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United Press
New York
Urban F. Diteman Jr
Newfoundland
London
Lewis N. Yancey
Maine
Yancy
Roger Williams
Pathfinder
Atlantic
Diteman
Pantages Fate Hangs On Jury Verdict Today
Alexander Pantages faces possible San Quentin or freedom as closing arguments wrap in Los Angeles case. State and defense urge no compromise. jury to hear final instructions from Judge Fricke. If convicted, sentence ranges from county jail to fifty years. Eunice Pringle testified about an August incident. Pantages denied charges claiming blackmail plot.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
San Quentin Penitentiary
San Quentin
Fall
West
Frank J. Hogan
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Doheny
Bodies recovered as Milwaukee ferry disaster widens search
Chicago October 25 The Milwaukee ferry disaster on Lake Michigan claims more bodies as coast guard ships search the choppy waters. Five dead include Captain Robert McKay. ships and cars were torn from the ferries as the storm struck near Wind Point Racine Wisconsin. United States inspectors opened an inquiry into the wreck.
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Unitess Stall Corres
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Grand Trunk
Milwaukee
Coast Guard
Robert McKay
Wind Point
Racine
Wis
McKay
Great Lakes
Ludington
Mich
United States
Thursday Bad Luck Day Cited For Navy Accidents
Washington reports a trend of more naval airplane accidents on Thursdays than any other day. The article notes Thursday's historical bad luck including a sharp stock market crash and the death of President Harding on a Thursday.
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United Press
Washington
Navy
Harding
Proclamation Urges Armistice Day Observance in City
Mayor L Ert Slack issued a proclamation urging Armistice Day observance on November 11 across the city. He asked flags be flown and employers allow workers to participate to honor sacrifices for civilization. Felix T McWhirter named commander of the civic section. B W Breedlove named general chairman.
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L. Ert Slack
Felix T. McWhirter
B. W. Breedlove
Community Fund sets $786 853 goal for Indianapolis drive
Indianapolis aims to raise 786 853 dollars in the tenth annual Community Fund campaign November 15 to 25. Hugh McK Landon fund president says the goal plus volunteers will meet essential social service needs. Since inception the drive has raised about 5 million dollars for local organizations.
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Faky Ce
Indianapolis Community Fund
Hugh McK. Landon
Indianapolis
Landon
Maibers
H. C. Atkins
Brandt C. Downey
Isidore Feibleman
J. W. Foster
Eugene C. Foster
William H. Insley
Samuel Mueller
Cleon Nate
Freeman B. Ransom
P. C. Reilly
Mark V. Rinehart
Almus G. Ruddell
Franklin Vonnegut
Warrack Wallace
John R Welch
Autoist Burned at Puroil Station as Car Fuel Ignites
Theodore Perry aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs L J Perry of 4224 Carrolton street was burned on the face today when a hot manifold on his automobile set gasoline on fire at a Puroil filling station at Forty second street and College avenue. His condition is not serious and he will be returned home this afternoon. The automobile and the filling station were destroyed.
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Theodore Perry
L. J. Perry
Carrollton Street
Forty-second Street
College Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
No Rain Expected for Indiana Football Games This Weekend
Meteorologist J. H. Armington said Indiana will have no more rain for several days. Temperatures are forecast to rise from recent lows to about 50 degrees this weekend, easing conditions for seven football contests.
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Indiana
J. H. Armington
College Dean Henry Craig Jones Dies in Iowa City
Henry Craig Jones aged 50 longtime law dean at the University of Iowa died at his home after a yearlong illness. Jones began teaching at Iowa in 1922 after posts at Harvard and George Washington and also served as dean at Illinois and West Virginia law schools.
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United Press
Iowa City
eOct
Henry Craig Jones
College of Law
University of Iowa
Dean Jones
Harvard
George Washington
University of Illinois
West Virginia Colleges of Law
Double Killing in Lushton Narrows Motive to Be Determined
In Lushton Nebraska on October 25 Mr and Mrs Bert Stollar of California were killed and Mrs Harvey Swartz wounded in a shooting at the Swartz home. Stollar and his wife were visiting before presumably returning to California. Officers seek to establish motive and identify the shooter.
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Lushton
Neb
Bert Stollar
California
Harvey Swartz
Swartz
Stollar
Meat Packers Institute Elects Officers In Chicago
William Whitfield Woods of Chicago was re elected president of the Institute of American Meat Packers at the annual convention. Frederic B. Snyder of Boston was re elected chairman of the board of directors.
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United Press
Chicago
William Whitfield Woods
Institute of American Meat Packers
Frederic 8. Snyder
Boston
Yo Yo Champions Prepare for City Title Fight
The city’s top yo yo manipulators compete Saturday at the Indiana theater for the city championship and prizes from The Times. First place earns a three day contract at the Indiana theater and 10 in gold, with trophies for other top finishers. District finalists from No. 2 Joseph Johnson No. 3 Richard Dininger No. 4 Frank Techinger No. 5 George Rennick No. 6 Owen Davidson listed with addresses.
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Indiana Theater
The
Times
Ritz
Joseph Johnson
Fayette Street
Richard Dininger
North Vine Street
Frank Techinger
Kansas Street
George Rennick
Williams Street
Owen Davidson
Ingram Street
Traffic code revision urged after police arrest ruling
City officials debate amending the model traffic code to authorize on sight arrests of violators. Police Chief Claude Worley and City Prosecutor Herbert Spencer push for authority, citing Municipal Judge Wetter’s ruling that arrests before a 72 hour sticker deadline are illegal. Oren Hack studies the ordinance for council as state law may supersede local rules.
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Claude M. Worley
Herbert M. Spencer
Worley
Paul C. Wetter
Wetter
Charles Brown
Jeffersonville
Edward O. Snethen
Chief Worley
Oren S. Hack
Hack
Evanston Firemen Chase Missing Ladder From New Truck
Crowds watched as Evanston firefighters chased a theft mystery after the new hook and ladder truck arrived at a house on Dempster Street. Flames issued from a second story window as Captain John Mersch commanded a climb. The ladder was missing, and the crew searched for the thief.
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Burnited
Evanston, Ill
Evanston
Dempster Street
John Mersch
Indiana Anti-Saloon League chief Dr. Edward S. Shumaker ill
Dr. Edward S. Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League is seriously ill with a malignant tumor. Officials said he is not doing well and has grown more restless since Tuesday with spells of hiccoughing, though he retains some vitality despite extreme weakness.
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Edward 8S. Shumaker
Indiana
Shumaker
Fall Found Guilty in Bribe Trial of Interior Secretary
Former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall was found guilty of receiving a $100,000 bribe from oilman E. L. Doheny. The jury, after 23 hours 50 minutes, recommended mercy. Trial in Washington featured extended deliberations, illness, and dramatic courtroom scenes.
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Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
E. L. Doheny
Elk Hills
United Press
Washington
Interior
Mercy
Fall
Elk Hills California Naval Oil Reserve
Doheny
Pan-American Company
Bankers Form Protection Committee Amid Market Plunge
New York bankers from J. P. Morgan & Co. Chase National Bank National City Bank Guaranty Trust Bankers Trust and First National Bank have organized a protection committee to guard security values as the stock market sinks with heavy trading.
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United Press
New York
America
J. P. Morgan & Co
Chase National Bank
The
National City Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers Trust Company
First National Bank
Lost carving found at Cleveland Museum amid international dispute
A rare carved ivory Diptych, a renowned work sought by French and Jugoslavian authorities, was found in Cleveland and withdrawn from display pending State Department guidance. The discovery occurred at the Cleveland Museum of Art on October 25.
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Cleveland Museum
United Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Museum of Art
State Department of the
United States
Auto makers plan continued 1929 production curtailment
Detroit reports drastic cutback in motor vehicle output through year end 1929 despite industry calm. September US and Canada production totaled 429 149 vs 436 507 in September 1928, a drop of 7 358 units per Automotive Industries.
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United Press
Detroit
United States
Canada
Automotive Industries Magazine
Controversy Over Police Chief's New Car Bill
City Controller Holt holds up a $2,650 bill for Police Chief Claude Worley's La Salle sedan bought July 5. He questions separate requisitions for chassis and body to keep total under $2,000 and says council approval is required for purchases above that amount. He awaits legal department guidance after securing a full invoice from Cadillac.
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Claude M. Worley
New la Salle
Sterling R. Holt
Joe A. Baker
Holt
Board of Safety
Council
City Hall
Burke-Cadillac Company
Cadillac
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