Glossbrenner Linked With Armory Deal In Indiana
Alfred M. Glossbrenner Republican mayoral candidate is pressed to explain ties to twenty three of twenty five holding companies tied to nearly two million dollars in Indiana Armory construction now under state audit. Frederick Van Nuys at a Broad Ripple rally linked Glossbrenner to Coffin Jackson and Kershner, urging accountability for tax payers. Evans Woollen and Reginald Sullivan spoke on Democratic chances and good government.
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Alfred M. Glossbrenner
National Guard
Frederick van Nuys
United States
Odd Fellows Hall
Broad Ripple
van Nuys
Grossbrenner
George W. Coffin
Ed Jackson
William H. Kershner
Coffin
Cilossorenner
Indiana
New Armory Board
State Board of Accounts
Leslie
Kershner
Glossbrenner
Reginald H. Sullivan
Woollen
Delivery Boy Gets Paper as Payment in Street Theft
Harold Unversan, a drugstore delivery boy, says an envelope handed to him for a $5 delivery contained blank paper. A purse worth $5 was stolen from Miss Lee Matthews, 37, at 1001 North Delaware Street. A separate $100 theft occurred at George Darnell’s apartment, 35 West Twenty first Street. The incident occurred Friday night amid a report of a window theft and weather readings are listed for 6 am to 8 am.
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Harold Unversan
Ivan Chaplin
West Thirtieth Street
Lee Matthews
North Delaware
George Darnell
West Twentyfirst Street
Pantages Awaits Verdict In Attack Trial
Alexander Pantages, theater magnate, remains in custody as a jury of seven women and five men deliberates on the charge of attacking Eunice Pringle, 17. The case spans arguments over possible acquittal or guilty verdicts with potential sentences including San Quentin or county jail, while family and fiancee John Considine attend court.
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Pantages
George H
Charles Fricke
Lois Pantages
Juro Rokumoto
Fricke
Liberty
San Quentin
Sheila Inspires New Serial Song at Lyric
Two baby grand pianos at the Lyric ring with praise for Sheila hero ine of the new serial in The Indianapolis Times. Johnny Black and Harold Hovel, famous on air and stage, wrote the song Sheila inspired by the serial. They thrilled crowds at the Albee theater in Cincinnati last week and open at the Lyric today, performing Sheila as part of their double piano act.
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Lyric
Sheila
Indianapolis Times
Johnny Black
Harold Hovel
Albee Theater
Cincinnati
Funeral Monday for Frank T. Strayer VFW national commander
Frank T. Strayer, 4120 East Washington Street, a former national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars from 1927 to 1928, died at his home Thursday. He will lie in state at the Tuxedo Baptist Church in the city at 10 a.m. Monday, with services there, and burial at Richmond, Indiana, at 2:30 p.m. following services at Grace Memorial E. Church.
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Ington Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Richmond
Ind
Tuxedo Baptist Church
Grace M. E
Hog Prices Dip at City Yards Amid Light Receipts
Hog prices eased 10 to 20 cents with most pigs 160 to 300 pounds selling around 9.65 dollars and some lots at 9.75. Receipts reached about 6,000 with holdovers 469 as cattle remained scarce and generally lower for the week. Wealers held at 15.50, sheep and lambs unchanged, better lambs at 18 to 13 with others around 11.50 down. Chicago hogs 9,600 with 7,600 direct and 600 holdovers, prices slow and mostly 9.60 for 200 pound hogs. Cattle receipts about 300, sheep 3,000.
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Chicago
Love Spurned by Cop Countess Shoots Self
Eva Waddington-Greeley, who claimed a countess title, shot herself after a policeman spurned her love. Found in her Glenwood avenue apartment with a bullet wound to the chest, a revolver nearby. Notes described constant pain and despair over the beloved officer. An inquest was planned as police reviewed the case.
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Chicago
Becky Sharp
Eva Waddington-Greeley
Glenwood Avenue
John Maier
Sove
Harry Farrelly
Mrs. Waddington-Greeley
Lobby Probe Cites Bingham Case in 1919 Statute
Washington reports a lobby probe linked Senator Hiram Bingham to taking a $10 000 a year Connecticut Manufacturers Association employee into Senate Finance Committee tariff sessions. The committee questioned railroad funding to the association and suggested Lamont supply a list of 1 a year department workers, citing the 1919 statute.
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United Preas
Washington
Hiram Bingham
Senate
Connecticut
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Senate Finance Committee
Caraway
Lobby
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Manufacturers’ Association
Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
W. E. Watchet
Commerce Department
Bingham
Charles E. Evanson
Association
Evanson
Territories Committee
President Hoover Thaws Markets With Optimistic Report
New York Oct 26 Wall Street rallied on Hoover’s claim that domestic production and distribution remain sound. Traders hoped for a durable recovery after the crash and massive turnover, with strong support from leading bankers easing fears of a rapid slide.
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New York
Wall Street
Hoover
Hold Lad 10 Held For Slaying Playmate
Douglas Miller ten faced jail in Great Falls Mont after the fatal shooting of his nine-year-old playmate Robert Jelinek as the boys played in the Miller home. Douglas confessed sobbing that he fired the revolver which he found in a drawer and shot Robert in the mouth, the bullet piercing the brain and causing instant death. Miller said the pistol had been unloaded in the drawer for weeks.
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Great Falls
Mont
Douglas
Miller
Robert Jelinek
Robert
A. A. Miller
Opening Markets October 26 Allied Power Am Super Power Am Gas
Market brief notes opening prices for Allied Power Am Super Power Am Gas and Ark Gas with focus on early trading activity and sector movements in the energy group.
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Allied Power
Am Super
Assoc
Ark Gas
Fall to Learn Fate Friday in Bribe Case
Former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall faces possible sentencing next Friday after being convicted of taking a 100000 bribe from oilman E L Doheny while in the Harding administration. The jury urged mercy. maximum is three years and 300000 fine and disqualification. Attorneys plan a new-trial motion for Friday ahead of an appeal.
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Bul Nited
Washington
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Harding
E. L. Doheny
Fall
Frank J. Hogan
William Hitz
District Court of Appeals
Red Cross Holds Annual Meeting in War Memorial Room
The Indianapolis chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting in the assembly room of the War Memorial Building at 777 North Meridian Street at 3:30 on Wednesday afternoon. Twelve directors will be elected for three year terms and one to complete two years of Allen A. Wilkinson’s unexpired term following his death.
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Indianapolis
The
American Red Cross
War Memorial Building
North Meridian Street
Allen A. Wilkinson
Weather report from the airfield at 9 30 a m
At 9 30 a m the wind was southwest at 9 mph, temperature 55, sea level pressure 29.89 inches. Ceiling and visibility were unlimited and the field was in good condition.
A Mystery of Love and a Diary in Indianapolis
In Gordon Turner’s life tale a Marion County assistant prosecutor Joe Smedley is summoned to a Maple Road laboratory burglary. Sheila Wilber reveals a red leather diary hidden in her father Wilber's safe, a diary that could expose a secret about his late wife. The diary’s recovery becomes urgent as a burglar may exploit it for dangerous revelation. Wilber confesses Sheila is not related by blood, and the diary’s threat to privacy forces private action to prevent public exposure. The plot centers on secrecy, family ties, and the peril of hidden truths.
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Joseph Smedley
Marion County
Sheila Wilber
Maple Road
William Oot Wilber
Hyde Park
Smedley
Andrew Masters
Sheila
Sters
Wilber
Shaila
Masters
Joe
Frances
Cone
Mrs. Hendricks
Clara
Lena
Death of Dr Edward S Shumaker Indiana anti saloon leader
Prohibition leaders across the state mourn the death of Dr Edward S Shumaker 62 longtime Indiana Anti Saloon League superintendent who died at his Indianapolis home after weeks of illness Funeral services will be held Monday at Broadway M E church with ministers and followers speaking Burial will be at Crown Hill Cemetery Survivors include wife Flora May four sons a daughter a sister and four brothers among men at the home were league officials L E York and Ethan A Miles Shumaker directed league business from his bed until three weeks ago.
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Edward S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Broadway
Dr. Shumaker
State Farm
Supreme Court
League
Battle Creek
Shumaker
Broadway M. E
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Flora May Shumaker
Paul
Albert
Arthur
Wayne Shumaker
Lois Morrison
Kate Colwell
Mason, Ill
George
William
Charles
Ray Shumaker
Edgewood
Ill
Paul Shumaker
Indiana University School of Medicine
de Pauw University
L. E
Charles R. Snowden
C. H. Winders
Miles
Will H. Sparks
Rushville
A. B. Anderson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Ohio dedication ends with flotilla arrival in Cairo
A week long Ohio river canalization celebration concluded in Cairo Illinois as the river flotilla reached shore amid steamboat whistles and cheering crowds Two Ohio congressmen and one Illinois official joined the welcoming party marking the end of the event
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United Press
Cairo
Ill
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Ohio Congressmen
Illinois
Woman author is ill
Hollywood reports Lorna Moon, once a leading screen scenarist and best selling author of Dark Star, is seriously ill at her home after a long battle with tuberculosis. Doctors give her an even chance to live. Moon has spent two of every three years bedridden since childhood. Her career remains marked by tragedy and resilience.
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United Preona Hollywood
Lorna Moon
Miss Moon
Man Swallows Tack in Door Repair Incident
Charles Pearson of 521 Trowbridge Street held tacks in his mouth while fixing a door on Friday and swallowed one. An operation at Methodist Hospital failed to locate the tack, and doctors used X ray photographs to try to locate it.
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Charles Pearson
Trowbridge Street
Methodist Hospital
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