Paris clothes thrill Miss Spann's Girls in Helen Page tale
At Miss Spann's School for Girls Helen Page receives Paris originals from a guardian who favors old fashioned rules. Friends gossip about Leonard Brent, Helen's esteemed guardian, and his visits, sparking jealousy and curiosity among the students as they await more details.
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Helen Page
Miss Spann
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Helen
Leonard Brent
Lena
Elen
Miss Simplicity
Helen of Troy
Homes Bombed in Car Strike
Two more bombings hit New Orleans during the street car strike as the homes of Charles Siegwart a car barns employee and Siegart Denis a conductor were wrecked. No injuries were reported as the blasts shook the business district with earthquake like force.
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United Press
Orleans
New Orleans
Public Service Company
Charles Siegwart
Siegart Denis
Three Men Sentenced In Indiana Case
On a guilty plea to vehicle taking Orville Day received one to ten years in the state reformatory. Harry McKinney was given three to ten years in the state prison for second degree burglary. George Bevington received one to ten years in the state prison for vehicle taking.
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Indiana
State Reformatory
James A. Collins
Orville Day
Reformatory
Harry McKinney
George Bevington
Habeas Corpus Denied in Extradition Case
A habeas corpus action to prevent Frederick Coons alias Cook from extradition to California on a bank robbery charge was denied by Superior Judge Byron K. Elliott. Coons will be turned over to California officers at noon Wednesday as a result.
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Harry G. Leslie
Frederick Coons
Cook
California
Coons
Byron K. Elliott
Graf Zeppelin navigator rests at Akron home of Litchfield
Dr Hugo Eckener resting after his epochal world flight visit. He is guest of Paul W Litchfield president of Goodyear at Akron. Eckener enjoys his first rest since Graf Zeppelin completed its round the world voyage.
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United Press
Akron. O
Graf Zeppelin
Hugo Eckener
Paul W. Litchfield
Gas Theft Fined for Unpermitted House Connections
Frank Eck of 3448 Brouse Street was fined $10 by Municipal Judge Paul C. Wetter for making gas line connections without Cit izens Gas Company permits. He admitted petitioning service, obtaining a stove and heater, then tapping the line to avoid metering amid 200 similar cases reported in the past year.
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Frank Eck
Brouse Street
Paul C. Wetter
Citizens Gas Company
Eck
County Tax Rate Survey Under Way In 1930 Budget Clash
County councilmen and civic leaders pressed to reduce the 1930 tax levy from 53 cents as a three day session opened. Harry Miesse urged cuts to 39.75 cents while groups including the Indianapolis Real Estate Board and Civic Clubs urged trimming. Discussions covered suspending laundry costs, loan needs, and bond issues to fund machinery and county operations.
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Harry Miesse
Indiana Taxpayers’ Association
William H. Book
Chamber of Commerce
The
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Mussolini's Wife Delivers Fifth Child Anna Maria in Italy
Signora Mussolini gave birth to a daughter named Anna Maria at the Mussolini residence. It is the premier's fifth child, part of his "second series" after Romano born in 1927, with Vatican approval noted in Osservatore Romano and Nitti commentary on Italy's natality campaign.
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United Press
Carpena
Italy
Signora Mussolini
Mussolini
Anna Maria
Bruno
Romano
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Nitti
Buenos Aires
Camden Pharmacist Survives Nine Hour Quicksand Rescue
E A Fry of Camden aged 23 narrowly escaped death after a nine hour ordeal in Bau gus cave quicksand. Fry sank to his neck while exploring with friends on Monday. Hundreds aided the rescue as crowds of about 3000 gathered at the cave mouth before Fry was freed late Monday night.
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Preaes
Fry
Two Nude Men Beaten and Tied to a Stake in Salisbury
Irvin Dennis and Levin Pusey, both 65, were badly injured after two men stripped them, shackled them to a stake, and robbed them of 18 and 35 dollars respectively. State's Attorney Bailey said motives may extend beyond robbery. The Dennis brothers Walter and Herman fled after warrants were issued. Bradford found the victims naked and unconscious in a field with ankles bound to a stake.
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United Press
Salisbury
Irvin Dennis
Levin Pusey
Dennis
Pusey
Levin C. Bailey
Walter
Herman Dennis
William A. Bradford
Urges Race Closing Halt West Harrison Dog Track
Numerous appeals from county officials and from Mrs. Elsie Stewart Pierce wife of Harrison Ohio mayor have reached Attorney General James M. Ogden urging aid to stop dog racing at West Harrison Indiana. The races were to begin on a new track there Monday. Mrs. Pierce's husband is Harrison Ohio's mayor.
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Elsie Stewart Pierce
Harrison, O
James M. Ogden
West Harrison
Ind
Bomb Hits West Side Restaurant in Chicago
A bomb exploded at the side of a newly opened west side Chicago restaurant owned by Norman Mokron. The blast caused minor damage with no injuries, and Mokron attributed it to possible employment disputes.
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United Press
Chicago
West Side
Norman Mokron
AT THE FAIR Farmers Day and Ex-Board Members Day
Event schedule lists horse and cattle judging in the coliseum sheep judging in the sheep arena swine judging in the swine arena with carnival shows open until 10 p m. Farm bureau activities run 10 a m to noon west of the grand stand. Races vaudeville and rodeo occur in front of the grandstand. Light harness saddle and pony classes held in the afternoon in the horse show and vaudeville at the coliseum. A dog show is west of the poultry building and horseshoe pitching is 8 a m to noon in front of the Indiana university stage show from 8 30 a m to 9 30 p m in the I U building.
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Coliseum
Farm Bureau
Grandstand
Graf Zeppelin Over Spain On Voyage Home
The Graf Zeppelin passed Corunna Spain at 12 15 PM EST as it heads toward France on a trans Atlantic trip. It travels near the northwestern tip of Spain crossing the Bay of Biscay at about 86 miles per hour.
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Spain
United Press Corunna
Atlantic
Bay of Biscay
France
Cape Finisterre
Camarinas
Graf Zeppelin to land in Friedrichshafen after world cruise
The Graf Zeppelin will arrive in Friedrichshafen between 8 and 9 p m EST after its world cruise from Lakehurst New Jersey. Officials expect a grand reception with trains and cars bringing visitors and garland adornments on many houses. Representatives from the Reich and states Wuerttemberg and Baden, plus foreign diplomats including ambassadors Schurman Nagoaka Fremery are scheduled to attend.
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United Press
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Lakehurst
N. J
Zeppelin Company
Reich
Stegerwald
Wuerttemberg
Baden
Schurman
Nagoak
Counsul Fremery
Berlin
Icebox murder probe starts in Morris Illinois
Detectives reconstruct a theory of a perfect crime using a nontraceable gas poison and body refrigeration. A nude body in a burlap bag was found beside a Morris highway. age about 45, woman identified as Mrs. Joseph Hunt of Detroit. Medical examiners found no murder evidence yet, noting possible natural death.
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United Press
Morris, Ill
Joseph Hunt
Forune Street
Detroit
Morris
T. A. Hoganson
Oppose Bond Approval Delays N I P S Co Issue
Two of five public service commissioners refused to join in approving the 15.5 million bond issue from Insull controlled Northern Indiana Public Service Company. The dissenting pair argued the 88 price tag set Friday is too low. Calvin McIntosh’s Friday signoff was not rescinded. Commissioner Frank Singleton’s return sustained the dissent. The two negative votes do not affect the order.
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Public Service
Insull
Northern
Indiana Public Service Company
Calvin McIntosh
Frank Singleton
Audrey Pugh Leaves Indianapolis for New York Pageant
Indiana's Physical Culture Girl Audrey Pugh departs by Pennsylvania Express with her mother to compete in New York for America's Physical Culture Girl. She hopes to return next week with the title as thousands applaud at the state fair and a horse show.
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Oodby
Indianapolis
New York
Pennsylvania Express
Audrey Pugh
Indiana
Pugh
America
Amber King
J. Patterson
Miss Pugh
I. W. Pugh
Trixie
Lincoln
Indianapolis Times
MacFadden Publications
Hull seeks U S Senate seat after Tyson vacancy
Nashville report outlines Congressman Hull announcing candidacy for the U S Senate next year as Governor Horton appoints William F Brock to the Tyson vacancy. The move sparks predictions of a tight race for the political plum while Brock fills the short term role.
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United Press
Nashville
Tenn
Hull
United States
Henry Horton
William F. Brock
Chattanooga
Lawrence Tyson
Fears Mount for Safety of Missing Derby Flier
Grave anxiety spread in Cleveland as Major John P. Woods remained missing twenty nine hours after departing Los Angeles in the national air races nonstop derby. His damaged Lockheed monoplane carried 485 gallons of gasoline on a course over mountains and deserts. Other contestants had finished the leg with times ranging from thirteen hours fifty four minutes to over eighteen hours.
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United Press
Cleveland
John P. Woods
Los Angeles
Woods
Major Woods
Lee Schoenhair
Roscoe Turner
Ge Ator Brown
Air Mail
Vases Hie
It It” Measure Your It by John Gilbert Clara Bow Debate
United Press reports at the International Psychology Congress where Professor May discusses a proposed scale to measure personality. He suggests a Galton like spectrum rating individuals by social stimulus value and whether surroundings shift in conversation when they enter a room.
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Clara Bow
John Gilbert
Sam Love
United Press
EW Haven
Conn
Cleopatra
Rome
Professor May
May
Galton
Indiana State Fair marks another attendance high
The seventy seventh annual Indiana State Fair enters its fourth day with officials predicting a new attendance record. On Labor Day, 86 392 visitors set a one day record, part of a total that outpaced all prior Labor Day totals. Boy Scouts and the American Legion were honored as mascots and prize awards highlighted livestock judging results and a large parade.
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Indiana
Boy Scouts
American Legion
Auto corps formed to boost turnout for city ticket
The Council of Women in Indianapolis formed today at the Lincoln to promote the City Manager League ticket for the fall election. Mrs Els Huebner Olson, voters organizer, urged volunteers and drivers from factories and stores to help get out the vote for November fifth.
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Automobile Corps
Council of Women
Lincoln
Indianapolis
City Manager League
Els
Huebner Olson
Vot ‘En
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Agatha
Shallimar
DR. Eckener
Grafs
Goodyear Company
Meisse
Sunnyside Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Paul 8. Dunn
Harry Callon
Julietta, Insane Hospital
Dunn
Callan
Harry Dunn
Fred T. Gladden
George L. Winkler
Clyde E. Robinson
Ohio
Azores Islands
Icebox
Tomer
N. Y
Tyson
DERBY
Legion
la Porte County
Dean Schmidt
Edwin Richman
Union Mills
Glen Lehker
North Liberty
Ormel Bull
la Porte
O. Wansfield
Union Stockyards and Belt Railroad
Schmidt
Purdue University
Roy Parker
Ame
Kingan & Co., Ltd
State Fair Board
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Hospital
Martha Washington Candy Company
Roepke Floral Company
City Recreation Department
L. Ert Slack
Paul Q. Richey
Ralph E. Edgerton
Samuel Lewis Shank
Lew Shank
Merle Miller
Harry Ice
Charles Shields
S. L. Norton
State Fair Recreation Department
Bruce Hunter
William Hamilton
George Morgan
Fred Crossart
Lola Pfeiffer
George M. Bailey
Auto Corps
Manager League
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