Leslie Voices Approval Of Coffin Ticket In Indiana Campaign
Governor Harry G. Leslie defended his administration at an Irvington Republican club address. He denied graft, pledged to "straighten out carelessness," and praised the Coffin ticket while attacking Democratic rival Paul V. McNutt.
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Harry G. Leslie
Irvington
Republican Club
George W. Coffin
Highway Commission
Paul V. McNutt
Marion County
Coffin
Frank Dailey
Indianapolis
Professor McNutt
Indiana University
McNutt
McCormick Campaign Spends on Shadowing Nye Probe
Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick says her Illinois Senate bid has spent about 16000 dollars so far not counting the cost of shadowing Senate committee chairman Nye. Earlier Nye committee testimony showed nearly 350000 dollars in her primary campaign.
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Michael Cudahy
Muriel Cudahy
Los Angeles
Cudahy
Muriel Evans
Young Cudahy
United Press
Washington
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Nye
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
ENS SIGNS WITH BUCS TO MANAGE 1931 PITT PIRATES
Jewel Ens, manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, signed today to return as manager in 1931. Sam Dreyfuss, vice-president of the club, announced the decision. A separate item notes a six and a quarter pound turnip grown by William H. Catshall in Dick Johnson township, Brazil Indiana.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bu United Press
Pittsburgh
Jewel Ens
Sam Dreyfuss
Times
Brazil
Ind
William H. Catshall
Dick Johnson Township
Gem Bandits Escape With $200000 Loot
In New York theaters district jewelry store robbers used a staged postal messenger to gain access. Porter Charles Lewis and another worker were tied with wire while the pair demanded the safe combination. Lewis obtained it by telephone from partner Joseph Rosenthal and the bandits fled with gems valued at $200000 to $300000. Police were summoned after alarms delayed reaction.
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United Press
NEW York
Charles S. Lewis
M. Rosenthal & Sons
Broadway
Lewis
Joseph Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Geisking kin charged after raid in Louisville
The wife Ruth Geisking 22 of Terre Haute was acquitted while sister and brother Mrs Edward Cass 20 and Charles Geisking were held for Thursday on dis orderly conduct and vagrancy charges after police raided an Ohio river road residence. Liquor was seized. In Alexandria Indiana origin of a fire in an ambulance by Winfrey Son remains undetermined as newspapers were found burning in the vehicle.
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United Press
Louisville
Ted Geisking
Indiana
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Ohio River Road
Ruth Geisking
Terre Haute
Edward Cass
Charles Geisking
Times
Alexandria
Ind
Winfrey & Son
Rail Employees to Split Work With Jobless Extras
Indianapolis lodge No. 374 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plans to lay off three days per member on the Chicago division Big Four to provide one extra month round trip for unemployed extras. The program aims to add about ninety seven workers to receive twenty to twenty three days of work monthly, avoiding furloughs. Frank Wheeler leads the lodge as president and Lester Duvall is treasurer.
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Indianapolis Lodge No
Brotherhood of Railway
Sion
Chicago
Big Four Railroad
Lester Duvall
Lodge
Frank Wheeler
Charity drive in Indianapolis aims for 125 921 in two days
The Community Fund races to reach 125 921 within two days to add to a total goal of 865 000. Campaign chairman Arthur V. Brown urges broad giving including large and small donors. Large gifts from Norman Perry 2000 Holcomb Hoke 4000 Walter Marmon 3000 and Mrs. Francis G. Sales 1000 join Ford Motor Company workers 3374.80 and others as 50 Indianapolis Orphans Home children donate pennies. A report meeting is planned at Claypool tonight with a concluding session Wednesday at the hotel.
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Indianapolis
Arthur V. Brown
Norman Perry
Holcomb& Hoke Manufacturing Company
Walter C. Marmon
Francis G. Sales
Ford Motor Car Company
Ewart
Link-Belt Company
Hoosier Veneer Company
Claypool
Nine Dead as Oklahoma Coal Mine Blast Traps 24
In M A lester Oklahoma rescuers with gas masks search the Sample Coal Mine No 1 after an explosion killed five and trapped 24 miners below the seventh to twentieth levels. Fresh air pockets and fumes hinder relief as bodies of four men are recovered and the fate of others remains uncertain.
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United Press
M’alester
Okla
Slope Pit
J. G. Puterbaugh
Curly Donley
Coolidge to Speak on WBZ Radio for GOP Support
Former President Calvin Coolidge will deliver a fifteen minute radio address from WBZ Springfield Massachusetts on Thursday night to back the current Republican campaign. The speech aligns Coolidge with GOP efforts ahead of elections.
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United Press
Springfield
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
WBZ
Washington Bank and Trust closes to protect depositors
Directors of the Washington Bank and Trust Company in Chicago voluntarily closed the bank and placed affairs under Luther F. Symons, state bank commissioner, after heavy withdrawals on Oct. 27 1930. Thomas D. Barr assumed personal charge, assets near 7.97 million dollars with 2.29 million in deposits and 200 thousand state funds on hand. Officers include J Edward Morris Clifford N Fields Francis W Payne.
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Washington Bank and Trust Company
West Washington Street
Luther F. Symons
State Bank
J. Edward Morris
Presser
State Banking Department
State Bank Department
Thomas D. Barr
Frank Richards
Morris
Clifton N. Fields
Francis W. Payne
Shakedown Probe Targets Martinsville Deputy
Martinsville deputy sheriff Garrett Richards faced allegations of taking 45 dollars from jailed intoxicated youths and Morgan county farmers without trial. affidavits claim fines and costs were recorded by the deputy, with no court entry. Eli Lutz of Indianapolis says he paid 50 dollars for a 45 dollar fine and received 5 dollars in change.
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Martinsville
Ind
John C. Hatfield
Eli Lutz
Indianapolis
Morgan County
Lutz
Richards
Jacob van
Bloomington
Theen
W. G. Bray
Police Asked Not to Interfere in Yocum Kidnapping Case
In Galva Illinois authorities abandon rescue attempts to free Earl L Yocum a millionaire banker after his wife pleads for non interference She plans to meet ransom demands as Chicago visits continue with E A Anderson cashier called to aid in secrecy and to follow the kidnapers orders, while officials warn of drastic consequences if instructions are not met.
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Galva
Ill
Earl L Yocum
Happy news from the Marion county jail
Deputy sheriff and jailer Roland Snyder welcomes a daughter named Levina Margaret Snyder born at Methodist Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. The bulletin notes the family is doing well and Snyder shares the joyous event from his work in the jail.
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Marion County
Roland Synder
Methodist Hospital
Roland Snyder
Levina Margaret Snyder
Rebels Near Goal Reach Sao Paulo for Rio Entry
Van guard of the southern revolutionary armies arrived in Sao Paulo on October 28 in preparation for a triumphal entry into Rio de Janeiro, signaling a significant advance toward the capital.
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Rio de Janeiro
United Press
Sao Paulo
Billy Arnold Declared 1930 Speedway Champion
Billy Arnold 27 of Chicago was formally named the nation's 1930 speedway king by the American Automobile Association. Detroit’s Shorty Cantlon took second, Indianapolis driver Bill Cummings finished third, with Snowberger and Litz in fourth and fifth. Cummings, a rising Hoosier star, completed his first year of big league auto racing after starting on dirt tracks.
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United Press
Washington
Billy Arnold
Chicago
American Automobile Association
William
Shorty) Cantlon
Detroit
Bill Cummings
Indianapolis
Arnold
Russell Snowberger
Deacon Litz
Cummings
Indiana
Be Beautiful Glorify yourself series by Alicia Hart
Alicia Hart's second NEA Service article appears on the Times Woman's page. The weekly series will cover skin cleansing makeup facial stimulation hair care eye beauty harmony hand care and physical exercises targeting arms shoulders hips waist and more with practical tips and routines.
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Alicia Hart
NEA
Miss Hart
the Times
Professors Deny Charity Football Gate Shift
Northwestern sought moving the Northwestern Notre Dame game to Soldier Field to boost charity receipts. Big Ten faculty veto. Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne disappointed. critics say faculty wary of gate receipts and precedent.
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Northwestern
Notre Dame
Chicago
Soldier Field
Big Ten
Dyche Stadium
Evanston
United Charities
Knute Rockne
Unema
Hoover denounces Kelley allegations on Colorado shale lands
President Hoover denounces Ralph S. Kelley accusations as reckless and baseless, saying they damage public service. Attorney General Mitchell rejects the charges as unfounded while Kelley defends his view amid a campaign backdrop and a pending justice department report.
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United Press
Washington
Colorado
Hoover
White House
Ralph S. Kelley
General Land Office
Kelley
Mitchell
Seth Richardson
Department of Justice
Geological Survey
Akron Prohibition Efforts Fail as Bootleg Rings Grow
Safety Director H H Arnold declared the prohibition law a failure after reporting 924 known bootleg gambling and vice resorts in Akron. He admitted an inability to close them despite backing the eighteenth amendment in 1918.
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United Press
Akron
H. H. Arnold
Arnold
Toy Golf Death Crew
Police believe the murder of miniature golf course owner Joseph Feuerman 40 may be a racket killing linked to muscle in on the business. He was shot near his course as investigators explore organized crime involvement.
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United Press
New York
Joseph Feuerman
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