Shaw on Disarmament and War Bluff Noted Writer Says Peace Is Illusion
In a London interview UPI correspondent quotes George Bernard Shaw disputing disarmament as a cure for war. He argues the Kellogg pact is a bluff and predicts the world’s outlook remains lean toward war amid fascism and rising armament making peace unlikely.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
London
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
United States
America
Kellogg
Germany
Austria
Russia
France
England
Primo de Rivera
Italy
Bride Shot by Mate in Church Row
Mrs. Juanita Pridemore Gazee 30 of Oolitic Indiana was shot by her husband William Gazee 33 of Bedford Indiana during a domestic dispute after leaving a honeymoon home. Police charged Gazee with shooting with intent to kill. Mrs Gazee hospitalized with a right shoulder wound.
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Juanita Pridemore Gazee
Oolitic
Ind
Gazee
City Hospital
William Gazee
Bedford
Meridian
McCarty
Glenn Lewis
Sycamore Street
Probe methods of theft ring unsealed at federal grand jury
The federal grand jury probes how interstate car theft rings obtained Indiana titles for stolen vehicles. Frederick E. Shortemeier and Robert T. Humes appeared at the federal building as witnesses. Albert Ward said the grand jury would aim to file its report to Judge Baltzell later today. The hearing continued with additional indictments expected.
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Indiana
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Robert T. Humes
William Mitchell
Department of Justice
Schortemeier
Albert Ward
United States
Robert C. Baltzell
Subways Fire Injures Twenty on IRT Train
A passenger dropped a can of flammable liquid on a crowded West Side subway train at Columbus Circle. An explosion sparked flames and a choking fume, injuring twenty with two in serious condition and rushed to hospital while others were treated at nearby shops.
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United Press
New York
Interborough
Columbus Circle
West Side
Lonely Queen Marie celebrates 53rd birthday in Bucharest
Queen Marie of Romania marked her fifty third birthday in Bucharest with the young King Michel among the few present to offer gifts. She is described as Europe’s loneliest queen and the grandmother of the world’s youngest king.
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United Press
Bucharest
Rumania
Marie
Europe
Michel
Farmers organize patrols in Hendricks county
In Plainfield Indiana on October 29 1920 or 21 29 19 20 29 10 29 225 farmers in eastern Hendricks county form patrols to curb petty theft and other misdeeds by hunting visitors due to property damage and livestock killings during hunting season.
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United Press
Plainfield
Ind
Hendricks County
Hold College Youths In 2 Thrill Deaths
Two college men face potential murder indictments for the fatal store holdups in Atlanta Georgia Willard Smith a drug clerk and E H Meek a grocery clerk were killed during the robberies George Harsh an Oglethorpe undergraduate confessed saying the crime was for thrills He implicated classmate Richard Gray Gallogly who denied speaking to reporters Gallogly his family noted as prominent in civic life was taken to jail from Athens.
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E. W. Lewis
United Press
Atlanta
Fulton County Grand Jury
George Harsh
Oglethorpe University
Willard Smith
E. H. Meek
Harsh
Richard Gray Gallogly
Gallogly
Athens
John Lowe
Lowe
Smith
University
You Pick the Winner Hw Indiana election prophet contest
The Times invites readers to forecast the 31 states electoral votes for Hoover and Smith. Fill in each state, total your scores, sign name and address, and mail to the Election Editor by the eve of election Monday. Winners or closest forecasts will be printed after the national verdict.
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the Times
Indianapolis
Times
Hoover
Smith
Wile Home Occupied as Probationers Move In Tuesday
Probationary nurses begin occupying the Jacob E. Wile Memorial Nurses Home at Eighteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. The $600000 complex houses 300 student nurses, with eight floors of classrooms laboratories kitchens dining rooms and staff facilities. Dedication is slated for November 8 with furnishings pending.
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Methodist Hospital
Jacob E. Wile
Francis Macmillan
Winter showers sweep Nebraska and Kansas into snow
Winter spread across the midwest with a general snowfall hitting Nebraska and Kansas. Light rain reached western Oklahoma, New Mexico, southern Missouri, parts of Arkansas and Texas where forecasters expect snow to follow.
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United Areas
Kansas City
Middle West
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Missouri
Arkasas
Texas
Groat to Describe U P Election Returns Methods on WRC
Carl D Groat United Press Washington manager will outline how election returns are compiled and distributed in a ten minute radio talk on station WRC at 6 50 tonight.
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United Press Manager
United Press Washington
United Press Associations
WRC
National Broadcasting Company
Carl D. Groat
Washington
United Press
Fire Hits Anamore Apartments Jagged Roof Blaze
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the roof and badly damaged furnishings of two upper units at the Anamore apartment building 1939 Central Avenue. Damage estimated at 7000 to 10000 dollars. Water soaked lower apartments occupied by Mrs. Sadie Endly and Howard Combs. Upper units housed B. S. Klein and a new tenant family. Separate blaze caused 100 dollars damage in a Harriet apartments storeroom at 121 23 North East Street.
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Anamore
Central Avenue
Sadie Endly
Howard Combs
B. S. Klein
Harriet
North East Street
Four Legion Officials Attend John McQuigg Funeral
Four American Legion leaders from national headquarters attended the funeral of John R. McQuigg former national commander in Cleveland Ohio National Commander Paul V McNutt National Adjutant Frank E Samuel Auditor Glenn D Crawford and Roger Holden secretary to the national commander were present.
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American Legion
John R. Mc Quigg
National Legion
Cleveland
Paul V. McNutt
Glenn D. Crawford
Roger Holden
Detectives suspended after Indiana car crash
Two Indianapolis detectives Charles Golnisch and J G King were suspended by Police Chief Claude M Worley after an automobile crash near Brazil Indiana. Golnisch reported the affair and King's car sideswiped another vehicle, rolled down an embankment and into a fence injuring a woman.
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Indianapolis
Claude M. Worley
Brazil
Ind
Charles Golnisch
South Olive Street
J. G. King
Union Street
King
Samuel Lewis Shank
Golnisch
Worley
Terre Haute
Taylorville
West Terre Haute
Bagdad
Carey Thompson
Ludlow to Speak at Democratic Rally Tonight
Louis Ludlow Democratic nominee for Congress Charles Sumner sheriff candidate Walter Myers Miss Julia Landers and the Rev Noah Williams of St Louis will address a Democratic rally at 8 p m at Douglas park Other Democratic meetings in the city tonight are at 406 Harlan 49 South Warman Twelfth and Senate 1334 Linden and Odd Fellows hall Olive and Cottage avenues
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Louis Ludlow
Charles Sumner
Walter Myers
Julia Landers
Noah Williams
St. Louis
Douglas Park
Harlan Street
South Warman Street
Twelfth Street
Senate Avenue
Linden Street
Odd Felons Hall
Olive Street
Cottage Avenue
Wife of Houston Press manager dies of heart attack
In Houston on October 29 a heart attack struck the wife of Ward C. Mayborn, business manager of the Houston Press, as she rode with her son. The death occurred last night, marking a sudden family tragedy for the local guberner.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
Ward C. Mayborn
Houston Press
Dancing Frank LeVay Teaches New System at Indiana Ballroom
Learn dancing and how to write dances with Frank H. LeVay at the Indiana ballroom each Tuesday at 7 30 PM for an hour. Up to 300 attend per night as Normand Alexander's Universal Danceograph System is presented detailing how to dance teach and write danceographically on rhythmitized sheets. LeVay personally demonstrates the system on the roof of the Indiana.
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Frank H. LeVay
Indiana Ballroom
LeVay
Normand Alexander
Times
Indiana
Jurors in Indiana Case Raise Woman Service Question
The Indiana Supreme Court will hear a criminal libel appeal by George Dale editor of the Muncie Post-Democrat. Dale’s attorney contends that Indiana law has no explicit provision for women on juries and that common law limits service to men. Four women served on the Delaware circuit court jury that convicted Dale.
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Indiana
Supreme Court Navy
George Dale
Muncie Post-Democrat
W A. Thompson
Dale
Don Mote
Delaware
Auto death leads to arrest of driver Philip Beyer
Philip Beyer of 309 North LaSalle street was held by police after the death of Harry Gaines aged 60 of 1701 North Alabama street who was struck by Beyer’s car last Sunday at the intersection of Kentucky avenue and West street.
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Philip Beyer
North LaSalle Street
Harry Gaines
North Alabama Street
Beyer
Kentucky Avenue
West Street
Graf Zeppelin Returns Across Atlantic to Friedrichshafen
The Graf Zeppelin completes its trans Atlantic flight turning toward Friedrichshafen after a moonlit sail. Commander Eckener ignores wind as 500 navy men guide the airship from a midnight hangar departure. Passengers include Mrs Clara Adams and several notable engineers and journalists as the dirigible heads northeast.
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United Press
New York
Friedrichshafen
Germany
New England
Graf Zeppelin
Nova Scotia
Manhattan
Brooklyn
St. George
Long Island Aviation Fields
Hanagar
Los Angeles
Hugo Eckener
Atlantic
Clara Adams
George L. Adams
Tannersville
Allen Miller
London
Donald M. Castro
Columbus
Paul M. Marko
Marko Storage Battery Company
N. Y
Joseph D. Jessel
Ullman-Jessel
T. G .W. Settle
Hans W. Nolde
Reading
Ernst Brandenburg
German
Ministry of Transport
Kreuger
German Aeronautical Testing Institution
Beck
Telefunken Company
Berlin
Schirlitz
Slayer Waits Fate in Texas Eddie Jury Trial
Everett Rheim known as Texas Eddie stands trial for the Aug. 25 killing of Policeman Joseph Durfee during a shoe store holdup in New York. Testimony has ended. attorneys will summarize before the jury deliberates on possible electric chair sentence.
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United Press
New York
Everett
Texas
Eddie) Rheim
Joseph Durfee
Widow Takes Poison After Husband's Death
Despondent widow Mildred Hanley 23 attempted suicide by swallowing poison at her home 2972 North Denny Street. She was hospitalized in extremely critical condition as neighbors note she has brooded since Charles Hanley's death nearly a year ago. she has no children.
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Mildred Hanley
North
Denny Street
City Hospital
Hoover and Smith Near Final Push in Election Fight
Washington reports with 35 to 40 million voters set for November 6 as Hoover and Smith wage last week of campaigns. Hoover heads to Palo Alto after St Louis appearance. Smith rallies in Boston and Baltimore on state strength. Norris backs Smith, signaling impact in Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas. Hoover vows to call an extra session on farm relief if needed and plans a final radio address before voting at Stanford.
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United States
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Baltimore
Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
California
Stanford Union
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Mate
Michael
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Lakehurst
N. J
Dirigible
Cunard Lines
Hjelmaren
Naval Air Station
New York City
Watch Hill
S. S
H. & R. Clothing Co
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Eddie
George Norris
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