Family Pride Murder Trial in Parker County Court
In Weatherford Texas Judge R H Hamilton stands trial for the May killing of Tom Walton, the son-in-law who married his daughter Theresa. The courtroom drama unsettles families as verdicts loom, with spectators watching the judge and his wife Theresa, widow Grace Walton, and Theresa’s mother during the tense proceedings.
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Bull Weatherford
Tex
Parker County
R. H. Hamilton
Tom Walton
Judge Hamilton
Walton
Hamilton
Theresa Hamilton
University of Texas
City Park System Boasts Above Average Facilities
Eugene T. Lies of the Playground and Recreation Association of America urged use of school and college properties for part time park purposes during a City Council of Social Agencies meeting. Lies praised the local park system as far above average. Ford L. Hollweg was re-elected president with Dr J H Stygal Miss Gertrude Taggart serving as vice president and J W Moore secretary and August Fussenegger treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene T. Lies
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Lies
Council of Social Agencies
United States
Ford L. Hollweg
J. H. Stygal
Gertrude Taggart
J. W. Moore
August Fussenegger
Union Denies Endorsement for GOP Mayoral Candidate
Union declares reports from Republican city headquarters that Hod Carriers local endorsed Alfred M. Grossbrenner false. A resolution under the union constitution states it will not endorse any candidate or party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Hod Carriers’ Local
Alfred M. Grossbrenner
Union
Rites Planned for Mrs. Bessie Hamilton in Greencastle
Mrs. Bessie Hamilton 38 of LaVerne hotel was killed in a hit and run on East Washington near Highland. Daughters Velma Hamilton and Edward Stewart claimed the body. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Harry W. Moore parlors with burial in Memorial Park. Greencastle drive raises 567 dollars to enroll local Boy Scout troop in area organization.
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Memorial Park
Bessie Hamilton
LaVerne Hotel
East Washington Street
Highland Avenue
Velma Hamilton
Broadway
Edward Stewart
Chicago
Harry W. Moore
North Gate Street
Memorial Park Cemetery
Greencastle
Ind
Beauty shop widow sparks deadly gunplay in Hollywood
Denise Hornsby of Los Angeles refused reconciliation with her estranged husband Moses W. Hornsby. In a fight that followed, the 43-year-old man shot Denise's son, his companion, and then himself, all seriously wounded. Denise, widow of a French army officer, runs a beauty shop frequented by Hollywood queens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Hornsby
Los Angeles
Moses W. Hornsby
Hornsby
Twenty-Two Deputy Prosecutors Named to Help Guard City Election
Prosecutor Judson L. Stark announced twenty two deputy prosecutors to assist deputy election commissioners in spotting possible law violations during the city election next Tuesday. The group includes Stark and his entire staff with others receiving special commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson L. Stark
Stark
George Eggleston
Harry Gause
Vinson Manifold
William R. Ringer
Paul Rheadarmer
Floyd Mannon
Victor Jose Jr
Charles Karabell
James Campbell
Sumner Wiltsie
Donald French
Harry F. Rush
James Hatcher
Volney Brown
Robert Eby
J. Carl Vandiver
Donald Ream
Arthur A. Stettler
Wilbur Grant
Robert L. Brokenburr
J. Montam
Frank T. Cisson
Shumaker successor named in Indiana Anti-Saloon League talks
The Indiana Anti-Saloon League moves toward selecting a successor to the late Dr Edward Shumaker with a called meeting of the headquarters committee next Tuesday. Dr F Scott McBride of the national league will review recommendations before final selection. Names floated include Sam McNaught and E A Miles, with Dr Winders guiding the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Anti-Saloon League
Edward 8. Shumaker
League
C. H. Winders
Shumaker
F. Scott McBride
National League
McBride
State Executive Committee
Sam McNaught
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Dr. Winders
E. A. Miles
Reception Planned for Reynolds Honeymoon Return
State treasurer F S Reynolds and spouse Mr and Mrs will host an informal reception from 2 to 4 p m Wednesday at the office. Mrs Reynolds formerly Grace Banta Urbahns has just returned from a six weeks honeymoon and will continue in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Treasurer
Statehouse Associates
F. S. Reynolds
Reynolds
Grace Banta Urbahns
Leaps to Save Honor by El Paso Girl at Juarez Hotel
Elena Montes a 17 year old girl from El Paso Texas leaped from a hotel second story in Juarez to escape Manuel Gutierrez a Mexican customs official who she says threatened to attack her. Montes crossed the border Monday night to attend a party at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Juarez
Mexico
Elena Montes
el Paso
Tex
Manuel Gutierrez
Miss Montes
Jewett Attacks Democratic Leaders in City Election Speech
Former mayor Charles W. Jewett assailed Mayor J. Ert Slack and Democratic officials at a North Illinois street rally. He criticized Slack for council appointments by ex Republican John L. Duvall, attacked corporation counsel and urged support for Republican candidate Alfred M. Glossbrenner.
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Reginald H. Sullivan
Charles W. Jewett
North Illinois Street
Jewett
Slack
John L. Duvall
John W. Holtzman
Oren S. Hack
Hack
Works Board
Dilling & Co
White River
Holtzman
Duvall
Sullivan
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Eagles Open Home at Indianapolis Aerie Lodge
The remodeled Indianapolis Aerie lodge home of the Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted 300 members and guests Monday night. The Hawaii trio from the Frankfort aerie headlined, with Royal Garden orchestra and Odd Size Four among other acts. Speakers included Otto Deluse, Wilbur Miller, W. O. Camden, and Dr. Robert Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Aerie
Order of Eagles
Frankfort Aerie
L. C. Keys
Royal Garden Orchestra
Leonord Cook
Odd Size Four
Joseph Harris
Ernest Fuerst
Old Age Pension Movement
The
Eagles
Sidney Jerome
J. Pierce Cummings
Otto P. Deluse
Wilbur H. Miller
W. O. Camden
Robert Dwyer
Aerie
Voting Made Easy for You Next Week
Voters are guided through a precinct ballot with party tickets for mayor city clerk and council seats. Instructions cover straight tickets scratching and selecting council at large, school commissioner terms, and the Citizens School committee choices with sample names.
Lions Will Aid Boys Welfare Efforts in Indianapolis
North Side Lions Club members advance plans to aid underprivileged boys with welfare work through fall and winter activities in Indianapolis. A Columbia Club meeting set methods and a Christmas party as a finale. Committee leaders include W Otto Love chairman Arthur Mason and George Leebody.
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North Side Lions Club
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
W. Otto Love
Arthur Mason
George Leebody
Indiana University to Build Chemistry Building
Trustees will review bids for a new $400,000 chemistry building at Indiana University with $180,000 on hand and the rest to be provided by the state on Jan 1. Architect Robert Frost Daggett guides plans as an auditorium for 400 seats is included. Also, a six week old patient in Anderson underwent a major operation successfully.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Robert Frost Daggett
Indianapolis
Canned fruit search uncovers copper wire cache
Deputies from Brown and Marion counties and state police searched homes of Jack Carnes and Owen Simpson at 3 am. They sought pickles canned fruit and auto tires alleged stolen from a relative in Brown county. The raid yielded some items and 1,000 pounds of copper wire. Carnes and Simpson are held pending investigation.
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Brown
Marion
Jack Carnes
Jones Street
Owen Simpson
Carnes
Brown County
Simpson
Union men to speak against mayoral candidate tonight
Leslie Andrews of Indianapolis Typographical Union No 1 and Thomas Johnson of the Bricklayers Union will address Alfred M. Grossbrenner, Republican mayoral candidate, at 102% South Illinois Street.
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Leslie Andrews
Indianapolis Typographical Union No. 1
Thomas Johnson
The
Bricklayers’ Union
Alfred M. Grossbrenner
South Iinois Street
Switch Wrong Colored Babies Reunite In Cuba Ward
In Avana Cuba two mothers one black and one white regained their own babies after a maternity ward mix up. Senor Perez confessed marital strain over alleged paternity as Bernadina Vega noted her child differed in complexion. After sanitation department examination the mothers agreed to exchange and praised the department doctor.
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United Press
Avana
Cuba
Sanitation Department
Senora Caridad Perez
Bernadina Vega
Senora Perez
Senor Perez
Labor Union Blasts Alfred Grossbrenner For Mayor Nomination
William Holmes president of the Central Labor Union proclaimed a united front against Alfred M. Grossbrenner the Republican mayoral candidate. He spoke at a Monday night rally in Plumbers' hall 312 East Washington street accusing Grossbrenner of disrespecting workers rights and opposing labor opinions.
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Alfred M. Grossbrenner
William Holmes
Central Labor Union
Plumbers’ Hall
East Washington Street
Holmes
Glossbrenner
Wall St. Crosses Sea with Radio Stock Quotations
New York October 27 stock quotations are broadcast to brokerage offices aboard Atlantic liners via radio installed by C. J. Pannill. The move puts Wall Street in step with world progress as ships transmit market data to traders at sea. In Noblesville Indiana October 29 Lawrence Marshal, 18, dies from lockjaw after a hand injury at a newspaper press.
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New York
the Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Ocean
Atlantic
C. J. Pannill
Lockjaw
Bn Times
Noblesville
Ind
Lawrence Marshal
Veteran Ohio Senator Theodore Burton Dies After Illness
Washington notes the death of Theodore E. Burton at 78 after a month of influenza followed by a relapse. Burton, longtime Ohio Republican leader and Hoover ally, served in the House 1889–1927 and in the Senate from 1928 until his death, a prominent figure in Inter-Parliamentary Union and the Geneva arms talks. Funeral plans include services in the Senate chambers and burial in Cleveland.
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United Press
Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Hoover
Robert Baker
William Burtoy
Omaha, Neb
Grace C. Burton
D. I. Hassell
Simeon D. Fess
William T. MacDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
MacDowell
Senate
Cleveland
Lakeview
Burton
Kansas Ci
Senai
Inter-Parliamentary Union
American War Debt
United States
International Trai
Cau
Favorit
Herbert Hoover
State orders end of outside printing by department shops
An official state order requires departments to stop using printing shops not approved by the board. The instruction notes activities outside the board’s consent and references the state auditor’s office handling vouchers. Haywood Company of Lafayette holds the existing printing contract.
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Ang
State Auditor's Office
Haywood Company
Lafayette
Robertson Music House Receivership Case Held in Court
In superior court a receiver appointment for Robertson Music House Inc was discussed. The case involves debts totaling about 2000 dollars claimed by the plaintiff against the firm and its father Robertson. The matter centers on the petition for a receiver to manage the business assets located on Pennsylvania street.
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Son's Music House, Inc
Pennsylvania Street
Robertson
Totel
Tion Aligen
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Boy Scouts
DR. Shumaker
Statehouse
City AD Agency
Harry L. Bird
Leonard Shick
Millis
Millis Advertising
Fred Millis
Bird
Chicago University
Leonard B. Shick
Eagles Open
Citizens’ School Committee
Indianapolis Public Schools
Samuel E. Garrison
Merle Sidener
Board OF
Issioners
Kepner
Anderson, Ind
Richard Lee Armfield
Anderson
LABOR
Wall ST. Crosses Sea
Pannill
Theodore Burton
Dema
Robertson Music House
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