Weekend Traffic Toll Reaches Six Fatalities in Indianapolis
Six people died in weekend crashes in Indianapolis and central Indiana with more than a score injured. Victims include Mrs. Bessie Hamilton, George Barker, Fred Jackson, John Beekman, Verna Bertram, and Clarence Foxworthy, with details of crashes, witnesses, and implicated drivers. Funeral arrangements and investigations proceed as authorities seek the hit and run motorist in Hamilton and Barker cases.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Bessie Hamilton
Washington Street
George Barker
Fred Jackson
Alton Street
John Beekman
Linwood Avenue
Verna Bertram
South Pershing Street
Clarence Foxworthy
New York Street
Claude M. Worley
Homer Peters
Beville Avenue
Barker
Hamilton
Katherine Salisbury
Shelbyville
Jackson and Beekman
Charles Sumwalt
Wallace Street
Jackson
Beekman
A. E Dake
Sumwalt
World flyer in Ontario faces delays in North American tour
German aviator Baron Koenigthausen, circling the globe in a small monoplane, was delayed by engine trouble in Ontario. After two days held up, he planned to depart for Buffalo with stops at Albany and London on the way to New York City.
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Baron Koenig Rthausen
Buffalo
London
Albany
New York
Opium Case Continues Defense Claims No Chinese Law Violation
In Nanking on October 28 Ying Bao former Chinese vice consul at San Francisco his wife and Suen Foon face opium smuggling charges in the United States. The defense argues the offense did not violate existing Chinese law at the time and the trial is continued.
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United Press
Nanking
China
Ying Bao
San Francisco
Suen Foon
United States
Connecticut Senator Criticized Over Secret Lobby Ties
Washington reports allege Connecticut manufacturers gain an estimated 53 million dollars annually from secret Senate Finance Committee schedules. Senator Bingham defends Evanson as secretary, denies lobbyist role, while taunts label him a mere atom on the earth amid tensions with committee leadership.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Bingham
Rep
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Senate
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Finance Committee
Market Crash Drags Down Blue Chips Amid Large Losses
The New York market tumbled with billions lost as United States Steel led declines. Banks once propping the market failed to stem the selloff as blue chips including Westinghouse General Motors Johns Manville and U S Steel fell sharply.
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Westinghouse
General Motors
Johns Manville
United States Steel
Steel
Neighbor shoots at prowler. man dies from wound
George Walker, 37, of 1227 West Bay street, died at city hospital from a bullet wound suffered after neighbor Alza O. Starkey, 55, fired at him from his yard. Starkey faces vagrancy charges and potential manslaughter charges. A liquor stash was found. Walker said he was shot because he was drunk.
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George Walker
West Bay Street
City Hospital
Alza O. Starkey
Walker
Starkey
Charles H. Keever
Limited is Wrecked in Landslide Near Eastview Kentucky
The New Orleans limited of the Illinois Central collided with a landslide on a sharp curve near Eastview Kentucky. Fireman Co W Burney of Paducah was pinned under the locomotive for an hour before rescue. The engine and mail baggage cars derailed while passenger coaches stayed on the tracks.
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Eastview
New Orleans Limited
Illinois Central Lines
Here
Co. W. Burney
Paducah
Burney
Voting Place Help by Phone in City Election
The Times offers assistance for residents unsure of their voting place for the Tuesday November 5 city election. Call Riley 5551 any weekday afternoon between 1 and 5 PM for exact street addresses precinct numbers and word and precinct details to locate your polling location.
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Riley 5551
The Avenging Parrot Comes to The Times This Week
The Times previews a second serial in Pink editions starting Tuesday. Anne Austin's mystery The Avenging Parrot debuts, while Sheila continues across all editions, including Pink. Readers will enjoy a double fiction feature with ongoing adventures and suspenseful plot twists.
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Sheila
Anne Austin
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Battle Lines Drews in Fashion War
Long versus short dresses divide Indianapolis society as Miss Ann Wright and Miss Elizabeth Tucker model the contrasting looks. YWCA officials condemn the long style as unhealthy while a photo spread at L. S. Ayres & Co. showcases the era's fashion debate.
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Mrs. Indianapolis
Miss Ann Wright
North
Meridian Street
Miss Elizabeth Tucker
Pennsylvania Street
Miss Wright
Miss Tucker
Indianapolis
L. S. Ayres & Co
Marion union official bomb victim in Indiana
Bloodhounds tracked the bombing suspect after a blast in Marion that hurled Andrew A. Legos from his car and blew the top from his home. Legos, 35, secretary of the Mold Makers' Union, remained in critical condition as state agents pursued leads amid labor tensions at local glass factories and a labor temple bombing two weeks earlier.
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Marion
Ind
Andrew A. Legos
Mold Makers’ Union
Legos
Alfred E. Houston
St. Elmo
Ill
Lebanon
Virgil Quinn
Accidental Shooting Probe In Clark County
Jeffersonville Indiana October 28 no charges were filed today in the alleged accidental shooting of Daniel Hupp 30, while witnesses Miss Helen Dudley 20 and Miss Louise Kaiser 22 were held for investigation. The pair testified Hupp urged Dudley to point a revolver at him and fire believing it unloaded. the bullet hit his neck. Sheriff Hal K Hughes said no charges would be filed before a conference with prosecutor Walter E Prentice.
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United Press
Jeffersonville
Ind
Daniel Hupp
Helen Dudley
Louise Kaiser
Hupp
Momentary Death of Ohio Solon Expected
Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio teetered toward death in Washington after a relapse Sunday. Doctors said recovery was improbable as he had influenza and poor health for a year. Secretary Robert Norton said Burton may linger a day at most as President Hoover visited the sickroom.
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United Press
Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Burton
Robert Norton
Hoover
Death of Perry Tindolph in Vincennes Car Crash
In Vincennes Indiana on Sunday Perry Tindolph 77 retired jeweler and farmer died suddenly while driving his automobile authorities reported.
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United Press
Vincennes
Ind
Perry Tindolph
Simplicity Marks Shumaker Rites
Dr. Edward S. Shumaker, Indiana city chieftain and prohibitionist leader, buried in Crown Hill cemetery after services at Broadway Methodist church. Floral tributes and tribute addresses praised his thirty year tenure as state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League.
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Indiana
Crown Hill
Broadway Methodist Church
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League of America
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League
McBride
Dr. McBride
John W. McFall
Broadway Church
Howard Russell
Westerville, C
Anti-Saloon League
Ernest N. Evans
Church Federation of Indianapolis
Elizabeth Stanley
Liberty
H. H. Fout
Edgar Blake
Snook Appeals Unfair Trial In Murder Case
Dr James Howard Snook former university professor and convicted killer of Theora Hix filed a six page petition in error with twenty six reasons why the trial was unfair He attacks Trial Judge Henry Scarlett and County Prosecutor John J Chester whose tactics led to conviction in Columbus Ohio
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Columbus
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Inamorata
Court of Appeals
Henry Scarlett
John J. Chester
A Great Series on Prisons by Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes
The Times begins a series addressing prison life and crime led by sociologist Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes. He tackles why prisons mutiny and inmates kill and explains broader criminal questions in upcoming articles.
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Harry Elmer Barnes
The
Times
Suit Objections Filed Over Gas Company Intervenor
Federal court objections were filed today by the city to Allen G Williams's petition to be admitted as an intervening defendant in Newton Todd's suit seeking to prevent transferring Citizens Gas Company ownership to Indianapolis. The gas company filed similar objections last week.
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North
Drexel Avenue
Newton Todd
Citizens Gas Company
Indianapolis
Russians Land at Detroit for Ford Banquet
The Russian plane Land of the Soviets landed at Ford airport after noon completing a delayed Chicago to Detroit trip. The world fliers will be hosted by Henry Ford and honored at a banquet tonight before leaving Tuesday for New York.
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Detroit
Ford Airport
Chicago
Henry Ford
New York
Sheriff barred from homes in tax ruling
Attorney-General James M. Ogden ruled that a sheriff cannot levy on furniture or other property inside a home without the door being open, equating forced entry with burglary. Outbuildings are exempt, but vehicles can be seized for unpaid taxes. The opinion also blocks bond issues on installment plans and states retirement certificates may not be altered after year one.
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James M. Ogden
James Showalter
State Board
Ogden
Lawrence County
Luminous Paint Victims Near End Of Tragedy
Five women poisoned by luminous watch dial painting near Orange New Jersey worsen as Mrs Quiza MacDonald dies at Memorial hospital. Sister Mrs Albina Larice and others suffer deteriorating health while Katherine Schaub and Edna Hussman show lasting physical effects. The group previously settled claims against the company for 10000 dollars and 800 annual pension plus medical care.
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York
Orange
N. J
Quiza MacDonald
Memorial Hospital
Grace Fryer
Pantages Guilty of Assault With 1 to 50 Year Sentence
Alexander Pantages, famed west coast showman, found guilty of assaulting 17 year old Eunice Pringle after a dramatic jury deliberation of 53 hours. Judge Fricke set an automatic sentence from one to fifty years in San Quentin with a possible motion for new trial and appeal.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
West Coast
San Quentin Penitentiary
Eunice Pringle
Charles Fricke
Lois Pantages
Pantages
Fricke
Carmen
John Considine
Dixie Martin
Rodney
Lloyd
Boy Slayers Arraigned In Milford Killing
James and John Mulligan aged 7 and 8 confessed to killing 3 year old Albert Mikenas in a Milford swamp. Judge Robert C Stoddard continued the case for one month on prosecutor Omar W Platt request. Yale University investigators from the institute of human relations will study the boys.
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Milford
Conn
James
John Mulligan
Albert Mikenas
Robert C. Stoddard
Omar W. Platt
Stoddard
Platt
Yale University
Institute of Human Relations
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