Taggart Seen Directing Myers Mayoral Campaign
Report claims Tom Taggart is on the job steering Walter Myers bid for Indianapolis mayor. Democrats and Republicans push for Black voters as Duvall speaks at Cable Tabernacle and Fairbank Morse employees event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Taggart
Walter Myers
Indianapolis
Taggart
Duvall
Cable Tabernacle
George 8. Elliot
Marion County Klan
Fairbank Morse Company
Tragic crash claims young wife on rabbit hunt
Mrs. Homer Smith aged 17 of 127 North Dickson Street died after an automobile collision on State Road 38 near Clayton. She was hurled from the car and died at Indiana Christian Hospital from a fractured skull. Survived by husband, parents, two sisters Violet Smith and Mrs Allan Kennedy of Detroit. Funeral services and burial set for Greenfield, Indiana Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Smith
N. Dickson St
State Rd. 38
Clayton
Two Bonds Forfeited In City Court Drunkenness Case
Appeal bonds totaling 400 were forfeited in Criminal Court by Special Judge Harry C. Hendrickson when defendants Joe Dugan and Paul Jones failed to appear. Dugan and Jones each fined 10 dollars and costs in city court. Jones also fined 1 dollar and costs and sentenced to fifteen days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Hendrickson
Joe Dugan
W Abbott Sr
Paul Jones
Shelby St. Dugan
Jones
War Commissar Frunze Dies After Ulcer Operation
Moscow report states M. V. Frunze soviet commissar for war died following a serious stomach ulcer operation. The Oct. 31 dispatch from United Press notes his death occurred in Moscow after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Moscow
M. V. Frunze
Fragmentary OCR yields cryptic time and numbers
Readable parts show scattered times and figures such as 11 a m 40 8 a m 29 12 noon 42 and numbers 21.483 3 and 48 attributed to Missin. The text appears as an incomplete historical notice or table fragment with no clear event or entity context.
Shaving Mug Returned for Senator Ralston
In Washington on October 31 a Negro barber Jay Sims presents a shaving mug once owned by Senator Samuel Ralston. He hopes it returns to Indiana. Buchanan will take the mug and other mementoes to Indiana as offices close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu Times
Ashington
Indiana
Jay Sims
Richard T. Buchanan
Samuel Ralston
Sam Ralston
Buchanan
Senator Ralston
Washington
Senate
Senator Robinson
John F. Hayes
Watson
Duvall Leads Narrowly In Times Straw Vote For Mayor
The Times straw poll of 2 673 interviewees shows John L Duvall Republican edging Walter Myers 966 to 874 with 586 undecided and 247 not voting. Averages imply possible 5 000 majority if undecided shift but polling limits remain. Color voter indecision and apathy on Indian Ave marked.
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Duvall
Myers
John L. Duvall
Walter Myers
Times
Indian Ave
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Wheeler's
Indiana Ave
Illinois
Washington Sts
Palace Theater
Tenth St
Lincoln Square Theater
Meyers
Fountain Square
van Camp Hardware and Iron Company
W. Washington St
Senate Ave
True Bills in Alleged Rum Ring Returned
Four true bills were returned today by the federal grand jury probing a St. Louis and Indiana booze ring. Indictments’ precise names remain undisclosed. arrests expected early next week. The probe centers on water substitution for whisky in 890 barrels at the Jack Daniels distillery. George Remus, Cincinnati bootleg king, testified and is reportedly a government witness. Arnold J. Hellmich and George Winkler arrived in Indianapolis. Hellmich did not testify as witnesses were discharged.
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St. Louis
Indiana
Missouri
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Remus
Atlanta
Grand
Arnold J. Hellmich
Internal Revenue
Indianapolis
George Winkler
Klaburn
Hellmich
Driver Narrowly Escapes After Wire Trolley Collision
Theodore Stevens of 604 W Maryland St. escaped serious harm when his car struck a dangling trolley wire at 1200 W Washington St. Friday night. The top of the car was torn off but Stevens was uninjured. Also injured were Ruth Evans 28 of Riverside Nursery and Phyliss Maghan Apt 1B 510 N Meridian St. Roland W Brennan of 1322 Calhoun St was arrested following an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Stevens
Maryland St
Washington St
Stevens
Ruth Evans
Riverside Nursery
Phyliss Maghan
Apt
Meridian St
Roland W. Brennan
Calhoun St
Paving of State Highway 11 Near Anderson Nearly Complete
The Indiana State Highway 11 paving between Anderson and Marion is finished with the exception of eighty rods near Fairmount. Officials said the road will open within the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Anderson
Ind
Marion
Fairmount
Baby Girl Born at Publican Coffin Home
Local publican George V. Coffin did not appear at headquarters this morning. A healthy baby girl arrived at his home on College Avenue Friday night weighing six and a half pounds with both mother and daughter reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorge V. Coffin
Publican
K. of P. Bldg
College Ave
Porter Bandit Pair Hunted After Porter Robbery
Two bandits robbed the New York Central offices at Porter Indiana. A considerable amount of money was taken. Police reported the incident as they hunted the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
New York Central
Porter
Ind
Arraignments Set for Dozens in Criminal Court
More than seventy persons are scheduled to be arraigned Monday morning in Criminal Court before Judge Pro Tem Frank A. Symmes. Judge James A. Collins, recovering from a severe cold, will not be on the bench until about next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal
Frank A. Symmes
James A. Collins
Vast Mardi Gras Draws Indiana Delegations in Indianapolis
All Hoosier groups join Greater Indiana Mardi Gras tonight in downtown Indianapolis. About 200000 people from across the state expected for a monster parade and parade judging along Meridian Street. Speakers include Mayor Shank Senator Robinson and Frederick Van Nuys. Fort Benjamin Harrison unit leads the first parade division. Police urge no car entry downtown and advise securing property as crowds gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John F. Walker
James M. Ogden
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Shank
Arthur R. Robinson
Frederick van Nuys
United States Army Esort
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Meridian St
Washington St
Monument Circle
October Weather Ends Quietly After Coldest Month
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts pleasant conditions tonight and Sunday as October ends. Temperatures rose from 25 at 7 am to 42 at noon, with 45 expected this afternoon and 45 or 60 for Sunday. October was the coldest frostiest snowiest on record here, averaging 8 degrees below normal and yielding 1.5 inches of snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
J. H. Armington
Missing Twin Teens Spark Police Search
Miss Ruby Sloan fourteen of 2260 Harding Street and Carl Martin seventeen of 1905 Orange Street were reported missing to police today. Sloan did not return from Manuel Training High School and Martin did not come home after a party Friday, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Sloan
Harding St
Carl Martin
Orange St
Sloan
Manuel Training High School
Martin
Arab revolt terrorizes Syria near Damascus
A Haifa dispatch reports Arabs revolting north of Damascus with terror, robberies, and cut wires. Rebels take Delrizzeer area as French forces pledge no more bombardments but seal streets with barbed wire amid unrest.
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United Press
London
Damascus
Haifi
Syria
Delrzzeer
Two Die In Kokomo Auto Interurban Crash
Adolph Guerin and his wife Fiona Guerin died from injuries after their car was struck by a Union Traction interurban in Kokomo Indiana. Harriet Dibble who was also injured was not expected to survive. Mary Guerin and Bernard Barber survived with minor injuries. The car drove across the tracks after stopping for directions. The interurban was headed from Fort Wayne to Indianapolis. Motorman J H Earl of Indianapolis operated the streetcar.
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United Press
Kokomo
Ind
Adolph Guerin
Fiona
Indington
Mich
Harriet Dibble
Mary Guerin
Bernard Barber
Guerin
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
J. H. Earl
Runaway Girl Held After St. Elizabeth’s Home Escape
Mary Ann Johnson age 16 who ran away from St. Elizabeth's Orphan Home is detained by police. A taxi driver brought her to a residence on East Pratt Street at 3 a.m. and told the housewife to keep her for the night saying she is homeless before authorities were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Johnson
St. Elizabeth's
E. Pratt St
Syria Protests Referred to France Over Mandate
Geneva October 31 protests from Syria about the French mandate were referred to France for explanation. The matter is expected to be addressed at a special League of Nations session in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Syria
France
League
125 Indians in Indiana census figures released
Washington reports a 1925 census from the U. S. Indian bureau shows Indiana with 125 Indians, while the United States total reaches 349 595 with Oklahoma home to 120 163. Delaware claims two, Indiana remains near stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
U. S. Indian Bureau
United States
Oklahoma
Delaware
Chambermaid at Hammond Hotel Reveals Blood and Liquor Clue
A Hammond Hotel chambermaid testifies about Miss Oberholtzer after a reported potion incident. She describes discovering blood and liquor when entering the room, suggesting a possible crime scene or foul play linked to the bottle.
Witch Hazel Evidence Ties Stephenson to Oberholtzer Case
In Noblesville Indiana on October 31 the court heard startling testimony linking D C Stephenson and co-defendants to the death of Madge Oberholtzer. Miss Reed identified Stephenson pacing the corridor of the Indiana Hotel and described witch hazel and other items found in room 417.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Moore
Times
James Hollins
Henrietta Patterson
Ted Wilson
Lillian Reid
Indiana Hotel
Hammond
D. C
Levi Thomas
Chicago
Porter
Monon
Miss Oberholtzer
Asa J. Smith
Oberholtzer
Griffith D. Dean
Wilson
Mrs. Reid
John Niblack
William L. Toms
Limes Star Correspondents
Noblesville
Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
William H. Remy
D. C. Stephenson
Karl Klinek
Earl Gentry
Indiana
Stephenson
Dean Ayres
Gentry
Remy
Ephinman
DePauw Alumni Back For Homecoming Celebrations
Hundreds of DePauw alumni returned for the annual home coming celebration in Greencastle Indiana. Senator James H. Watson spoke at the Old Gold Day chapel as class exercises were held. Fraternities were to entertain with a showdown tonight.
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Greencastle
Ind
James BH. Watson
Old Gold Day Chapel
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Caesar
Democratic Committee
Ralston
Negro
Robin
Sons
Claude F. Johnson
John White
Hammond Hotel
Witch Hazel
W. B. Morgan
Klinck
Inman
Sparks
DE Pauw
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