Smith Speaks in Maryland to Mend Political Fences
Governor Alfred E. Smith, amid a warm Philadelphia reception, campaigns through Maryland on a special train then to Baltimore for a major address. He attacks prohibition opponents, touts tariff leadership, and blasts government waste while promising to push reform and bring dry laws to the people.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Centerville
Alfred E. Smith
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Claymont
Del
Baltimore
Smith
New York
Missouri
Mellon
Eighteen Dead in Indiana Weekend Violence Toll
Eighteen persons die in Indiana over the weekend from auto crashes hunting accidents and self harm. Names include Ben Creason in Greenfield crossroads auto collision Stella Hauner near Elwood and Robert Frakes in New Albany. Other victims include Henry Mast of South Bend and Anthony Sowarz a Standard Steel Car worker.
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Indiana
Ben Creason
Anderson
Greenfield
Stella Hauner
Elwood
Robert Frakes
New Albany
Edward Dougherty
Henry Mast
South Bend
William H. Harrah
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Anthony Sowarz
Standard Steel Car Company
Hobart Gasaway
Brazil
Frank Cooper
Gary
Eli Dunn
Spencer County
Roscoe E. Cunningham
Peru
C. W. Giesbert
Connellsville
Christian T. Nelson
Ft. Wayne
Mabel Nelson
Geisbert
Nelson
Lewis Bruce
Versailles
Orvin Hunter
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Mud Valley Crossing
Selma
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Frank F. Taylor
D. C
Robbery at Madison Avenue Station and Street Holdups
A weekend of crime saw four men in a Nash car rob Walter Vanarsdelt at the Standard Oil filling station on Madison avenue and Pleasant Run boulevard, taking 15 dollars. Earl Thompson was beaten and robbed of 15 dollars on Washington street near Blackford. Charles Ax was assaulted and robbed of a raincoat and 40 cents on Massachusetts avenue. In the Walnut and Maxwell area a man aiding Ax in a liquor search was knocked down but not robbed.
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Nash
Walter Vanarsdelt
Olive Street
Standard Oil
Madison Avenue
Pleasant Run Boulevard
Washington Street
Blackford Street
Earl Thompson
Massachusetts Avenue
Charles Ax
Beville Avenue
Walnut
Maxwell Streets
Roy Loomis
Ohio Street
Old Trails Body Plans Gathering at State Wide Event
The Old Trails Automobile Association holds a house-warming Thursday at its new offices with an open-house reception for its sales force. The home office hosts out-state agents and wives, a 4 p.m. sales meeting, a company dinner, and an evening Old Trail broadcasting hour over WKEF.
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Old Trails Automobile Association
Old Trail Broadcasting
WKEF
Hoover undecided on Indianapolis stop during Indiana tour
Herbert Hoover will not visit Indianapolis on his Indiana route to Palo Alto. A telegram from George Akerson to M. Bert Thurman says the Hoover train cannot route through Indianapolis but will make brief stops at Washington and Vincennes. Indiana Republicans had urged a visit before or after Hoover's Louisville speech.
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Herbert Hoover
Indianapolis
Indiana
Palo Alto
Cal
M. Bert Thurman
George Akerson
Hoover
Washington
Vincennes
Ind
Louisville
Fire devastates Gatineau Point convent killing three Grey Nuns
A disastrous fire at Gatineau Point Quebec destroyed a frame convent of the Grey Nuns of the Cross. Three sisters died, another nun was seriously injured and hospitalized. The fire occurred in an eastern suburb near Montreal on Oct 29.
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Montreal
Grey Nuns of the Cross
Gatineau Point
Quebec
Plan G O P Rally With Watson and Speakers
Senator James E. Watson headlines the closing session of the young people's Republican rally at the Columbia Club Tuesday night. Maurice Robinson of Anderson, 1926 national college oratorical contest winner, also will speak. The event includes a tea for young women, a 6 p.m. dinner for junior and college leaders, and a dance after the evening meeting.
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James E. Watson
Young People's Republican Rally
Columbia Club
Maurice Robinson
Anderson
Republican State Committee
Junior Activities Committee
Republican Club
Statehouse
Elza O. Rogers
Rae W. Powell
Douglas Whitlock
Husband Identified In Pendleton Pike Hit-and-Run
Mrs Mildred Negley of 1634 South Delaware street identified the body of her husband George Negley 45 as the man killed Friday on the Pendleton pike by a hit and run motorist His skull was fractured and his neck broken Funeral services will be held at Moore Kirk undertaking at 10 Tuesday morning Burial will be in Crown Hill He was employed as an elevator operator at Van Camp Hardware Company.
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Mildred Negley
Delaware Street
Pendleton Pike
George Negley
Negley
van Camp Hardware Company
Moore & Kirk Undertaking Establishment
Crown Hill
Betty June
Marvelle
Carl
C. W. Greisbert
Connersville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Thirty-eighth Street
Christian T. Nelson
Mabel
Ft. Wayne
Orvin L. Hunter
Ft. Benamin Harrison
Post Road
Post Hospital
Edward Wilson
Lawrence
Hunter
Butler Students Celebrate 13 7 Victory Parade
Butler students jammed Washington Street after a 13 to 7 win over Washington University of St. Louis. They cheered at three way crossings as officers halted traffic. The celebration followed a pep meeting at the field house.
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Washington Street
Butler
Washington University of St. Louis
Five Dead in Weekend Traffic Toll in Indianapolis
Five people died and more than twenty were injured in Indianapolis traffic crashes over the weekend. Among the dead were Betty June Eller and additional victims in rail crossing and car crashes, with multiple arrests for reckless driving and assault.
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Indianapolis
Betty June Eller
Harlan Eller
South Rural Street
City Hospital
Rural
Washington Streets
Betty June
Englewood
Norma Talmadge Contest Drawings at Loews Palace
Readers can submit drawings of Norma Talmadge to win prizes. The top twenty receive Loews Palace tickets and a Norma Talmadge souvenir book with stills from The Woman Disputed. The next eighty get copies of the book. Send drawings to The Times contest editor.
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Norma Talmadge
Loew's Palace
Loews Palace
The
Times
United Artists
Talmadge
the Times
City Council to Decide on Fairview Bus Route Change
Mayor L Ert Slack says council will decide if Fairview buses use North Meridian Street while Howell Ellis delays railway petition to serve Butler University. Slack notes Meridian would be temporary during the experiment and park board supports using the boulevard. Council discussion planned for next Monday night.
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Fairview
John E. Milner
Park Board
Meridian
Veterans Armistice in Fight over Gresham Memorial
James Gresham the first American World War fatality is buried in Evansville Indiana. Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion clash over rights to erect a memorial shrine with about five thousand dollars raised in Indianapolis toward a fifty thousand dollar project. Arthur Gresham asserts kinship and protests large granite shrine plans backed by the V F W.
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James Gresham
Evansville
Ind
Arthur G. Gresham
Indianapolis
Arthur Q. Gresham
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Raymond J. Coudret
Funkhouser
American Legion
Evansville Legion
Gresham
Arthur Gresham
The
Detroit Man Kills Officer After Failed Reconciliation Attempt
Thurman W. Hoover, 45, shot his 19 year old daughter and a 4 year old girl then killed Patrolman Clarence J. Haas, 27, after an argument with his wife. Hoover is held on a homicidal charge. his daughter and stepdaughter were wounded but expected to recover.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Thurman W. Hoover
Clarence J. Haas
Hoover
Political din to rock state in last week
Republicans and Democrats roll out final week of campaigning before the November 6 election. National figures including Senator Charles Curtis and Senator Joseph T. Robinson plan speeches in South Bend Evansville Gary and Fort Wayne. Governor candidates Frank C. Dailey and Harry G. Leslie outline routes through multiple towns with scheduled stops and radio appearances.
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Charles Curtis
South Bend
A. R. Erskine
Erskine
Alfred E. Smith
Arthur R. Robinson
Curtis
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Evansville
Logansport
Ft. Wayne
Harry S. New
Democratic Thunder
James A. Reed
Gary
Frank C. Dailey
Harry G. Leslie
Dailey
Goshen
North Manchester
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Covington
Rockville
Bloomington
Lafayette
Knox
Indianapolis
Leslie
St. Joseph County
Elkhart
Kosciusko County
Noble County
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