Ontario Ballot Flood Delivers Conservative Landslide
Ontario voters reelect Premier Ferguson's Conservatives by a sweeping majority in the eighteenth general election. With 106 of 112 ridings counted, Conservatives hold at least 89 seats, Liberal opposition drops to nine, aided by rural districts turning against prohibition and boosting liquor control. Prohibition is deemed unlikely to be seriously debated for a decade.
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Hiv United Prena
Toronto
Ontario
G. Howard Ferguson
Liberals
M. E. N. Sinclair
Progressives
Independent Progressives
United Farmers
Ferguson
Arguments Heard On Auto Insurance Case In Superior Court
Arguments on an injunction petition by Automobile Underwriters Inc to block enforcement of state insurance commissioner Clarence Wysong's rule that reciprocal associations may not issue nonassessable policies were to be heard at 2 p m today before Superior Judge Linn D Hay. Judge Leathers had issued a temporary restraining order against the order, citing business impairment, before a venue change petition moved the case to Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Underwriters, Inc
Clarence Wysong
Byuperior
Linn D. Hay
Hay
James M. Leathers
Leathess
Wysong
Insurance Commissioners
Former auto dealer and salesman dies in Indianapolis
John H. Ashley 67, longtime Indianapolis auto salesman and businessman, died at his daughter Mrs. A V Binney’s home in Indianapolis. Funeral services set for Friday in Kokomo with burial in Crown Point cemetery. Survivors include two daughters, three sons, two sisters, and his wife.
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John H. Ashley
Indianapolis
A. V. Binney
West Thirty-ninth Street
Kokomo
Crown Point
Ashley
Presbyterian Church
Binney
Frank Derrickson
Flint, Mich
Roscoe C
Ralph W
Glenn R. Ashley
Dora List
Galveston
Ind
J. W. Mourehouse
Butter Heist Shocks Indianapolis Police
A truck loaded with butter parked in an alley between Meridian and Illinois and Washington and Market streets was stolen early today. The Wadley Creamery Company truck, from North Street near the Big Four railroad, was found on Bright Street with part of the butter missing.
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Indianapolis
Meridian
Illinois
Washington and
Market Streets
Bright Street
Wadley Creamery Company
North Street
Big Four Railroad
Red Cross to Reorganize Madison County Chapter
Anderson Ind November 31 J A L Sayer chief clerk of the American Red Cross will visit November 8 to aid reorganizing the Madison county chapter A successor will be named to James A Van Osdel who resigned as chairman months ago.
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Fil Times
Anderson
Ind
J. A. L. Sayer
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Madison County
James A. van Osdel
Embezzler Calm at Prison Gates
Oscar Grant, once clerk of Newcastle Indiana water department, began a two to fourteen year sentence in the state prison for embezzling 13 821 dollars. Sheriff says he showed no emotion as doors closed. Bonding company notes Grant maintained innocence and will not contest a 5 000 dollar bond forfeiture.
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Newcastle
Ind
Oscar Grant
City Water Department
Cannon
Henry County
Grant
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Frank E. Strouse to Address Indiana Optimist Club Lunch
Chicago special representative of the general manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Western Region athletics chairman will speak at the Indiana Optimist Club luncheon Friday at the Claypool. The talk is titled Coast to Coast by Train and Plane.
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Frank E. Strouse
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana Optimist Club
Claypool
Denial of Coffin Influence Murmurs in Airwave Debate
Judson L. Stark Marion county prosecutor denied Coffin controlled the nomination of Alfred M. Gloss brenner for mayor in a WFBM broadcast. He urged support for the Citizens' school ticket and warned against politics and whispers in schools, saying education must be above suspicion.
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Coffin
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
WFBM
Judson L. Stark
Marion County
Stark
Citizens
Extradition Papers Signed for Clarence H Loucks Return
Extradition papers for the return of Clarence H. Loucks to Detroit on a charge of removing contract property were signed today by Governor G. Leslie. Loucks has been held in the county jail.
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Clarence H. Loucks
Detroit
G. Leslie
Loucks
Alliance charged as Deery cites Coffin backing
James Deery, former city judge, charged at noon today that Alfred M. Grossbrenner and George W. Coffin understand each other perfectly. He said Coffin sponsored Grossbrenner for mayor and that the candidate runs to serve Coffin and save the city, not to serve it.
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Alfred M. Glossbrenner
George W. Coffin
Indiana Democratic Club
James Deery
Coffin
Grossbrenner
Deery
Businessmen's Committee
Iity
Liquor views stressed in murder case in Indiana
In Valparaiso Indiana Oct 31 lawyers for Nick Sudovich reputed Capone lieutenant seek to bar jurors with liquor law prejudice trial opens with defense questions about convict testimony. Judge Crumpacker sustained a state objection on weighting convict testimony as evidence and Armstrong a life prisoner may testify for the state in the Marevich slaying case. Sudovich is defended by William J McAleer and others in the high profile murder prosecution.
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Times Special
Valparaiso
Ind
Nick Sudovich
Indiana
al Capone
Chicago
Porter
Sudovich
Akron Marovich
Grant Crumpacker
Veniremen
A. Armstrong
Marevich
Lake County
South Bend
Armstrong
Oliver M. Loomis
Oliver Starr
William J. McAleer
Harry Diamond
Police Stumped by Tessie Billie Blue Identity
Police seek to confirm the identity of a petite blonde 18 year old who gave the name Tessie Billie Blue and a New York address after arriving at police headquarters five days ago claiming she stranded in Paris Illinois. She has $4 left and bought a ticket to Indianapolis and asks Sheriff Winkler to find her a housekeeping job there. She remains in the county jail as authorities with social agencies question her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie Billie Blue
New York
Paris
Ill
Miss Blue
Indianapolis
George L. Winkler
Envoy to Visit City for Trade Club Luncheon
Business executives and the World Trade Club of Indianapolis will meet next Wednesday with Halleck A. Butts United States commercial attache at Tokyo. Butts will speak at the World Trade Club luncheon at the Claypool and confer with local exporters in the Commerce Department offices at 317 Chamber of Commerce building.
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World Trade Club of Indianapolis
Halleck A. Butts
United States
Tokio
Butts
World Trade Club
Claypool
Kenneth H. Dame
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Death by own action by drowning recovered body of Edward Feldman
The body of Edward H. Feldman aged 59 was recovered in Evansville Indiana after he died by his own actions by drowning in the Ohio river. The incident occurred in Evansville with investigators reporting the death as self inflicted. Feldman resided in the city and his passing is noted in local records.
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Evansville
Ind
Edward H. Feldman
Ohio River
$8000 verdict to Cinderella in breach suit
Chicago jurists awarded Elfriede Worthmann, a Berlin medical student, $8000 from August Deverman, operator of popular price stores, after she testified he promised marriage and gifts. She met him in 1926 while en route to America. She was 19. he was in his early forties. The case involved an estate on the Rhine. Also in Evansville, Miss Josephine Reitz, 80, dies at her home, sibling Francis J. Reitz, former National City Bank president, present.
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United Pre
Chicago
Elfriede Worthmann
Berlin
Columbia University Medical School
August Deverman
Deverman
Worthmann
Rhine
Tim
Evansville
Ind
Josephine Reitz
Francis J. Reitz
The
National City Bank
Helen Oelheim to Be Guest Soloist With Fada Orchestra
Contralto Helen Oelheim will be the guest soloist with the Fada orchestra next Tuesday at 9 in a Columbia network broadcast over WFBM Indianapolis. She first appeared in New York with the Rochester Opera Company and later became a leading artist with the American Opera Company before entering broadcasting.
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Helen Oelheim
Fada
Columbia
WFBM
Indianapolis
Miss Oelheim
New York
Rochester Opera Company
American Opera Company
Four Wards Unite for Propylaeum Rally Tonight
LeRoy New and his brother Edward New sons of Edward F. New of 423 East New York street will entertain at a citizen's school committee rally for Second Third Seventh and Eighth ward voters tonight at the Propylaeum 1410 North Delaware street.
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LeRoy New
Edward
Edward F. New
New York Street
Citizen’s School Committee
Propylaeum
North
Delaware Street
Death of Civil War veteran James F. Paul at 85
Francisco Indiana reports the death of James F. Paul a Civil War veteran aged 85 at his home after illness. He leaves a widow and four sons two of whom live in Evansville. The event marks the first death in his family in the forty years since his service.
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Francisco
Ind
James F. Paul
Evansville
Realtors Stage Ninth Annual Home Exposition
The Indianapolis Real Estate Board announced the ninth annual Home Complete exposition will run April 5 to 12 at the Manufacturers building, state fairgrounds. It opens Saturday April 5 and closes Sunday April 6, with doors reopening for the week until the following Saturday. Dan W. LeGore chairs the committee and J Frank Cantwell returns as director for 1930.
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State Fairground
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
Dan W. LeGore
J. Frank Cantwell
Halloween revels draw crowds and restrict street traffic
Indianapolis parties include the Columbia Club supper ball with 300 couples and dancing, Woodstock and Avalon clubs hosting masquerades, Bruce Robinson Post American Legion mardi gras ball, and multiple orchestras. Police Chief Worley bans traffic on Washington Street to ease crowding. streetcar rerouting and extra owl cars planned.
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Columbia Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Woodstock Country Club
Avalon Country Club
Bruce P. Robinson
American Legion
Tomlinson Hall
Frank E. Long
Indiana Roof Ballroom
Claude M. Worley
Mothers Bear School Ticket Banner Campaign
A group of Sevent Ward mothers from PTA units at Schools 2 and 9 carry a banner saying Our Schools for Our Children Not for Politicians to back citizen school committee candidates. The photograph lists sixteen mothers including Mrs Iva Lloyd Merle Harris Viva Youngman and Winifred Car.
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Seventh Ward
Citizens’ School Committee
Iva Lloyd
Merle G. Harris
Viva Youngman
Winifred Car
Kirby to Be Next Witness in Senate Lobby Inquiry
John Henry Kirby of Houston Texas multimillionaire and head financier of the Southern Tariff Association will testify today before the senate lobby investigation committee. He follows Joseph R Grundy president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association in the hearing. J A Arnold executive secretary and prime mover of the southern group is also due to testify.
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Scripps Toward
Washington
John Henry Kirby
Southern Tariff Association
Senate Lobby
Kirby
Houston
Tex
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Association
J. A. Arnold
Arnold
Mayor Slack to Speak on Air and at Four Democratic Meetings
Mayor L Ert Slack will address listeners on WFBM from 6 40 to 7 10 tonight supporting the Democratic city ticket. Four other meetings are planned at 8 pm at 2405 Station street with Slack Sullivan Headrick and Deery, at Thirteenth street and Senate avenue with Myers Slack Sullivan Headrick and Clark, at 802 West North street with McGee, and at 419 Agnes street at 8 30 pm with Slack Sullivan and Rev Banks.
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L. Ert Slack
WFBM
Democratic City
Station Street
Slack
Reginald Sullivan
William D. Headrick
James E. Deery
Thirteenth Street
Senate Avenue
Walter Myers
Sullivan
Headrick
Salem D. Clark
West North Street
Thomas D. McGee
Agnes Street
O. H. Banks
Candidates to Speak at Junior Republican Rally
Junior members of the Columbia Club will hear Republican city candidates at a rally in the criminal courtroom. Alfred M. Grossbrenner, mayoral nominee, Charles W. Jewett, and council ticket members will speak Friday night.
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Columbia Club
Junior Republican Committee
Alfred M. Grossbrenner
Charles W. Jewett
Councilmanic
U S Warships Speed Toward China Front
Six United States destroyers head to Shanghai to aid in case the Chinese revolt escalates, reinforcing Yangtze river gun boats as Chiang Kai-Shek seeks unity amid rebels led by Feng Yu-Hsiang and Yen Hsi-Shan. The article notes Manchuria’s three provinces could tilt the Nationalist cause.
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William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
Washington
United States
Shanghai
Yangtze
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Yangtze Valley
Mississippi Valley
Hankow
Chicago
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Marsh Yen Hsi-Shan
Shansi
Chiang
Yangtze River
Nanking
Manchuria
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Chang Tso-Lin
Stocks break will aid city bond sale
City hospital bond issue of 875000 to be bid by City Cont Sterling R. Holt on December 2. Holt reported eight inquiries and noted bankers urging 4 percent interest while he declined to fix above 4.14 percent. He said bond sales should go smoothly amid current street activity.
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City Hospital
City
Sterling R. Holt
Holt
Chicago
New York
Judge Praises Glossbrenner at College Rally
Supreme Court Justice Clarenc M. Martin joined Republican speakers praising mayoral hopeful Alfred M. Glossbrenner at a rally held at 4213 College Street. He warned that Coffinism won’t sway voters and stressed that election outcomes depend on the choices of Republican supporters.
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Supreme Court
Clarenc M. Martin
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Lican
Martin
Glossbrenner
4213
College
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Red Cross
Butler University
Butler Democratic Club
Gwendolyn Shhort West
Helen Arzet
Northwestern Avenue
William Sonday
Central State Hospital
Alliance Charged
Doff
Arch Grossman
Norman Perry
John Ruckelshaus
Claude Worley
Indianapolis Athletic Club-Columbia Club
George Marott
Ruckelshaus
Chief Worley
Cinderella
Washington Street
Pennsylvania
Monument Circle
Indianapolis Street Railway
Ter
Maude Smith
Yvonne Jacobs
Edna B. New
Charles Radding
Esther Matthews
Leila Goldsberry
Charles Bolser
George McCammon
W. E. Punk
E. W. Ross
Pearle Dohne
Viola Greenwell
Maud Miller
Julian Wetzel
Russell Willson
Merle Sidener
Samuel E. Garrison
Southern Tariff Group
Junior Republican Group
U. S
Field
Judge
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