Japan Keeps Fire of Wrath Over U S Immigration
Washington dispatch reports Viscount Shibusawa warns the 1924 immigration ban remains a national issue in Japan. He stresses a perceived insult to Japan’s honor and notes American inaction could renew friction unless the United States acts.
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Japan
U.S
William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
Washington
Capitol Hill
Institute of Pacific Relations
Kyoto
Viscount Shibusawa
America
Ei-Ichi Shibusawa
Far East
Andrew Mellon
United States
College head to talk sean supper tonight
Dr William P Dearing president of Oakland City college will speak at the twenty sixth annual bean supper of the Bible Investigation Club tonight at the Y M C A The first session was held twenty six years ago this month Arthur H Goddard association general secretary then remains in that position A musical program and speeches will follow the dinner Oldest Veteran Buried by United Press Greensburg Ind Oct 30 Funeral services for Benjamin F Martin 94 oldest Civil War veteran in Decatur county held Tuesday Score 8
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Sean
William P. Dearing
Oakland City College
Bible Investigation Club
Arthu H. Goddard
Association
United Press
Greensburg
Ind
Benjamin F. Martin
Decatur County
War Bureau Chief Everson Aims To Guide Faith And Force
Pastor Emeritus William Graham Everson of Muncie First Baptist, now major general and head of the war department militia bureau, defends leaving the pulpit for service. He says churches must address world discord, admits risk of judgment, and notes his career from Spanish American War private to general and occupier commander in Austria and the Balkans. Everson succeeds Creed C. Hammond as militia bureau chief.
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United Press
Ashington
William Graham Everson
Muncie
Ind
First Baptist Church
War Department
Everson
Militia Bureau
Verson
Piave
Italy
Austria
Balkans
Washington
Everson Just
Creed C. Hammond
Cop Bullets Halt Robbery At Barnhart Pharmacy
Motor policemen interrupted a safe robbery at Barnhart pharmacy 39 East Thirty fourth street early today and fired four shots at a burglar who fled. Suspects Roy Nelson and Albert Carter were arrested nearby on vagrancy charges and held for questioning.
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Barnhart
East Thirty-fourth Street
Roy Nelson
Annex Hotel
West Washington Street
Albert Carter
Zanesville
James Graham
Dan Cummins
Graham
Cummins
Shortridge High School
Nelson
North
Meridian Street
Carter
Twentyninth
Illinois
A. M. McQuat
Southport
Yeggs
Man Killed in Collision At Muncie Crossing
John Satterfield aged 64 died when his car was hit by a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train at a crossing in Muncie Indiana. The crash occurred October 30 and police reported the driver was killed instantly. The article notes no further details about other injuries.
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Times Special
Muncie
Ind
Johns
Satterfield
Chesapeake & Ohio
Woman Defies Court Seeks to Keep Her Pets Amid Garda Battle
Mrs. Marilyn Krauss refused to surrender six dogs to the dog pound after a court order, threatened violence, and blocked entry with a hatchet. Judge Collins postponed drastic action, ordering transfer negotiations by police and humane society officials, with plans to return the dogs if she moves to a quieter address by November 10.
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Marilyn Suzanna Krauss
Capitol Avenue
Thomas Bledsoe
Indianapolis Human Society
Bledsoe
Elizabeth Conger
Nora Schlegel
George Archise
Krauss
Teller Market Victim Gelman Arrested for Dormant Account Fraud
Harry Gelman a $1,300-a-year bank teller from New York was arrested after attempting to cover stock losses from Tuesday's crash by closing out $6,000 of dormant accounts at the Interstate Trust Company. The arrest follows his plan to avert margin calls.
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United Press New Ork
Harry Gelman
Interstate Trust Company
Weather report for airfield at 9 30 a m Southeast wind 10 mph
Conditions at 9 30 am show southeast wind 10 mph and temperature 58. Barometric pressure is 30.12 inches at sea level. Ceiling 200 feet with visibility one fourth mile due to fog. Field conditions described as fair.
The Avenging Parrot Mystery Serial Opens
A feathered witness guides a sharp detective to uncover a murder trail at the Rhodes house. The killer is an elusive criminal, but an avenging parrot helps pin down the culprit in this year’s most intriguing crime series. Bonnie Dundee debuts as a new detective character in The Times Pink Edition.
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Rhodes House
Times
Bonnie Dundee
Indicted Man Supported in Mayor's Race Across Indiana
Indiana voters head to polls to choose municipal leaders amid unusual races. East Chicago labels Raleigh Hale on the Republican ballot despite a federal indictment. Gary backs Roswell Johnson after a presidential pardon. Fort Wayne campaigns stay quiet. Dublin and Gimco spark klan-related tension. Summitville and Aladdin run single-ticket races.
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Indiana
Chicago
Raleigh P. Hale
Frank Callahan
Hale
Roswell O. Johnson
Gary
President Coolidge
Emmet N. White
J. Stuart Hopkins
Evansville
Herbert Males
Frank W. Griese
Michigan City
Indiana Supreme Court
State Board of Election Commissioners
State Board
Ft. Wayne
William J. Hosey
Jacob Bill
James T. Johnson
Dublin
Robert Lingenfelder
Gimco
Madison County
Aladdin
Summitville
Lebanon Leader to Address Murat Caravan Club Lunch
Floyd McMurray Lebanon Boone county superintendent will speak at the Murat Caravan Club weekly luncheon Thursday on The Land of the Midnight Sun. He will discuss experiences in Norway and Sweden from a trip last summer along with a musical program by Fred Newell Morris and Paul Matthews.
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Lebanon
Caravan Club
Floyd McMurray
Boone County
Suit Seeks $50,000 Damages Over Motorcycle Collision
Morris Kalt of Brooklyn N Y sues Tony Poparad Indianapolis Bus operator for $50,000 as damages for injuries to his minor son Nathan Kalt in a motorcycle collision with a bus on the National road this summer in federal court.
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Morris Kalt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nathan
Tony Poparad
Indianapolis
Flames Sweep Loop Building in Downtown Chicago
Firefighters fought a two hour blaze at the eight story John R Thompson building on West Madison Street near the Loop center. Residents of Morrison Hotel and the Grant Hotel were driven to the streets by smoke. Damage was about 50000 dollars. Grant Hotel was spared.
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United Press
Chicago
John R. Thompson
West Madison Street
Loop
Morrison Hotel
Grant Hotel
Grant
Thompson Company
Final Tributes for Senator Burton of Ohio
Congress joins President Hoover and other officials in paying final respects to Theodore F. Burton of Ohio who died Sunday. Funeral services are in the Senate chamber with eulogies by Simeon Fess and a House representative. Burial set in Cleveland after a Senate committee escorts the body.
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Bunited
Preas
Washington
Houses of
Congress
Hoover
Theodore F. Burton
Ohio
Senate
Barney J. Phillips
Simeon D. Fess
House
Burton
Cleveland
Civic League to Launch Weekly Paper and Office
South Side Civic League plans a weekly paper to advance civic interests and to establish offices for a central committee meeting place at 309 Fountain Square. Funds will come from profits of three Granada Theatre performances on November 6 7 and 8, with Ballard E. West as managing editor and John Rottler Robert R. Sloan Henry F. Kottkamp Burke and Walter Blasengym as directors.
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Central Committee of
South Side Civic League
Fountain Square
J. Ed Burke
Granada Theater
Ballard E. West
John Rottler
Robert R. Sloan
Henry F. Kottkamp
Burke
Walter Blasengym
Comedy The Whole Town's Talking to be staged at Broadway M E Church
Indianapolis Epworth league members present a three act comedy directed by Norman Green at the Broadway M E church next Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Cast includes Glen Johnson Gladys Mitchell Alpha Joslyn Albert Robbins Scott Ging Morris Robertson Ruth Thompson Lucille Hughey Frances Reed Lois Sedam Wendell Bradley and Thelma Hawthorne.
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Indianapolis
Epworth Leagues
M. E. Church
Norman Green
Glen Johnson
Gladys Mitchell
Alpha Joslyn
Albert Robbins
Scott, Ging
Morris Robertson
Ruth Thompson
Lucille Hughey
Frances Reed
Lois Sedam
Wendell Bradley
Thelma Hawthorne
Socialist Candidate Walker Seeks Massive New York Vote
New York voters loom for James J. Walker's return to office in a campaign that blends wit and controversy. Fiorello La Guardia opposes him amid whispers of Rothstein ties and park nightlife, while Socialist Norman Thomas gains a record-breaking protest vote that dwarfs competing campaigns.
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Manhattan
Norman Thomas
New York
la Guardia
Walker
Fiorello la Guardia
Tammany
Richard Enright
Enright
Rothstein
Dog Injures Marion Man
Marion, Oct 30. George Havens was attacked by a bulldog and suffered cuts to his face and right forearm.
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Marion
Ind
George Havens
Man testifies he killed wife to save her soul
George St. Clair, 22, confessed at North Platte Nebraska trial that he strangled his 18 year old wife over fears she might stray from Christianity. He bought a shovel to bury her and said he felt no remorse, claiming his wife and unborn child were sent to heaven. Prosecutors seek the death penalty while defense argues insanity.
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United Preas
St. Clair
Suits Challenging School Board Ballot Names Heard
Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin will hear at 2 p.m. Thursday arguments on injunctions to stop the election commissioners from placing nine candidates for the school board on Tuesday's ballot. Five named defendants are backed by the citizens' school committee, three are incumbent board members. Petitions were said to be insufficient, while citizens' committee lawyers argued the suits lack substantial propositions.
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Harry O. Chamberlin
Citizens’ School Committee
Citizens’ Committee
Youth Pulse of the World Urges Church Action
Rev. Charles W. Brewbaker of Dayton urged the United Brethren state convention to focus on youth as the pulse of the world. He warned the church must reevaluate its relation to youth and stop only chasing modern buzz. The convention plans a fellowship testimony meeting to close Thursday afternoon.
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Charles W. Brewbaker
Dayton
United Brethren Church
First United Brethren Church
Park Avenue
Walnut Street
Altetude
Petition for Southern avenue improvement referred to county
Petition of twenty three property owners for improvement of Southern avenue from Meridian street to State Road No 37 was referred to county commissioners today by the city works board. The road project is a county responsibility and the petition was referred to County Auditor Harry Dunne for action.
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Southern Avenue
Meridian Street
City Works Board
Commers
Harry Dunne
School board berates Chamber over education and taxes
At a Tuesday night meeting about School 20 on Spruce street, Theodore Vonnegut accused Republican mayoral candidate Glossbrenner of saying children should work and school should end early to save taxpayers money. Board members defended tax funding limits while approving $7,000 cash for the Washington township school and transferring $34,915 from a special fund to the Shorteridge building fund for upgrades.
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Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Theodore F. Vonnegut
Spruce Street
Grossbrenner
Chamber
Lillian V. Sedwick
Charles W. Kern
Chamber Civic Affairs Committee
Vonnegut
Kern
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Township
Shorteridge Building
Sheila Heard by Kiwanis Club at Claypool luncheon
Black and Hovel musical team entertained Kiwanis Club members at the Claypool luncheon. Their set included Sheila, composed for a new serial in The Times. Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam of DePauw University spoke as president. Black and Hovel later headline in Indianapolis events at the Columbia Club Thursday.
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Black and Hovel
Lyric Theater
Kiwanis Club
Claypool
Sheila
Black
Times
G. Bromley Oxnam
de Pauw University
Prine Club
Bob Hall
Advertising Club of
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Girl Swallows Nail After Classroom Joke
Ruth Allen a 14 year old pupil from Patterson Street and school No 24 was in City Hospital after a horseshoe nail became lodged in her mouth following a classroom joke. Doctors considered surgery to remove the nail and ensure recovery.
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Ruth Allen
Patterson Street
Agnes Street
City Hospital
Ruth
World Wonder to steer blindfolded drive in city stunt
A blindfolded driver known as the World Wonder will operate a Chevrolet from Olin Chevrolet at 1040 North Meridian Street to the Fountain Square branch at 2 p.m. Thursday. Major Lewis Johnson will police the event and five judges will follow in another car during the downtown run through the district.
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Olin Chevrolet Company
North Meridian Street
Fountain Square
Downto
Lewis Johnson
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