Indians Tuned 10 Flop For Second Time
Rochester September clash of the Junior World Series between the pennant winners of the American Association and the International League was postponed to today due to weather. Yde or Burwell may start for Indianapolis while Rochester could counter with Irvin or Bell. Swetonic impressed with his Wednesday outing, fueling pro scouts’ interest as Perry aims to field a stronger 1929 Indians club.
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Eddie Ash
Rochester
N. Y
American Association
International League
Betzel
Indians
Yde
Burwell
Boone
Billy Southworth
Red Wings
Bell
Decatur
Irvin
Emil Yde
Ince
Ade
Lawrence Irvin
Hoosiers
Ford Schupp
Tribe
Indianpolis
Indianapolis
New York
Seneca
Steve Swetonic
Perry
New York Yankees
Warstler
Norman Perry
Loyal Tribe
Bud Connolly
Koenecke
Clergy Split Over Smith Campaign Forces Resignations
In Kentucky Reverend Carl Scheben of Grace Church Newport resigns citing church state separation in the Smith campaign. Separately in Amden Tennessee a public clash between ministers over Alfred E. Smith prompts a near riot as Sheriff and deputies separate the crowd after arguments over the Knights of Columbus oath.
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Rer Ky
Smith
Carl Scheben
Newport
Grace Church
Kentucky
Amden
Tenn
Alfred E. Smith
Alice N. Pafford
Charles Taylor
McMinnville
Smith Champion
John Clark
Clark
Rev Taylor
Rev. Clark
Automobile crash involving governor's car in New Haven
John Coolidge drove the governor John H. Trumbull’s sedan when it collided with a touring car driven by Wilfred Veno. Two people were hospitalized with injuries. Veno and Mrs. Veno were among the injured while Coolidge and the governor’s chauffeur were not seriously harmed. The coroner indicated a continued inquiry was unlikely.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
John Coolidge
John H. Trumbull
Henry H. Miller
William Cunningham
Miller
Livingston and
Lawrence Sts
Wilfred Veno
Boston
Mary Veno
John
New Haven Railroad
Young Coolidge
James J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Plainville
Florence Trumbull
Florence
Veno
New York Police Seek Bigger Clean Up of Vice
New York newspapers report an impending police drive to curb vice and crime with focus on enforcement of prohibition. They cite a secret three hour conference of police inspectors held Wednesday night described by police heads as very important.
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United Press
New York
Hoover Date Change Nominee to Speak in New York
Her ber Hoover will speak in Madison Square Garden New York October 13, it was announced today. The change was made because Carnegie Hall could not be obtained for October 17 as planned.
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United Press
Washington
Herber Hoover
Madison Square Garden
New York
Carnegie Hall
Yale Freshman Dies After Fall From Dorm Window
Edward Lee Randolph 18 a Yale freshman and Freshman football team member from Pleasantville New York died after sleep walking and stepping from a fifth story window in Haughton Hall dormitory in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven
Conn
Edward Lee Randolph
Yale
Haughton Hall
Randolph
Pleasantville
N. Y
Man Dies in County Jail Days After Sentence
Linmer Stayanvick aged 35 of 29 8 S West St was found dead in his cell at the county jail this morning by Jailer Michael Vogt. He had just begun a thirty day jail term on a blind tiger charge and jail staff said he had delirium tremens since confinement.
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Linmer Stayanvick
S. West St
Michael Vogt
Stayanvick
Ted Baldwin
Miss Llod Harrison
Chicago
Marion County Grand Jury
Traugott
Fred King
William
Sheaffer
William H. Remy
Department of Justice
Howard D. Phillips
Paul Scharffin
New York
Phillips
Scharffin
Man Guilty of Wife’s Murder Sentenced to Life
Detro it September 28 Meiko Petrovich 46 was found guilty by a jury of murdering his wife after relocating family from Pennsylvania to Michigan to avoid the death penalty. He received life imprisonment at hard labor in solitary confinement.
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United Press
Detroit
Meiko Petrovich
Pennsylvania
Michigan
GOP Fund Grows With $1.5 Million Available
Washington reports that more than $1.5 million will be available for campaign expenses by month end. J. R. Nutt, national treasurer of the Republican National Committee, announced the figure at the White House after being presented to President Coolidge by RNC Chairman Work.
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United Press
Washington
J. R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
White House
Nutt
Coolidge
Work
Executions Reported At Texas State Penitentiary
Two Negroes were executed in the electric chair at Huntsville Texas today O T Alexander of Houston convicted of killing his wife died at 12 20 a m and Tom Ross convicted of killing Dave Patterson logging camp paymaster in Nacodechez County died at 12 30 a m Prison physician L H Bush certified the deaths
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United Press
Huntsville
Texas
O. T. Alexander
Houston
L. H. Bush
Tom Ross
Dave Patterson
Nacodechez County
Ambiguous Time Marks Appear in OCR Fragment
A compact OCR fragment lists scattered times and numbers such as 6 a.m. 44 10 a.m. 59 am 4 lita miss 9 8 a.m. 50 12 noon 60 9 a.m. 55. No clear event or context is provided, leaving interpretation uncertain. The readable digits suggest a timing or measurement sequence without identifiable persons or places.
Dancing Daughters Jazzmania Contest Prompts Reader Opinions
In a Times promotion tied to the MGM film Our Dancing Daughters at Loew's Palace, readers are urged to submit opinions on modern girls and jazz culture. prizes include 15 dollars for best reply, 10 dollars for second, and pairs of tickets for 25 next best answers arriving by Saturday night.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Loew's Palace
Times
Ohio girl shot by day agents sparks state and county probes
Betty Heywood 22 was wounded when three nonuniformed liquor enforcement officers fired on her car on a country road. Senator George Bender demanded state inquiry. Lorain grand jury to hear evidence. Officers Louis Cicco Frank Klady and Walter Knitter held on bonds. The case risks a police shakeup and involves disputed mayoral control.
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United Press
Lorain
Ohio
Betty Heywood
Prohibition
George Bender Cleveland
Richard Heywood
Heywood
J. C. Standens
Louis Cicco
Frank Klady
Walter Knitter
Miss Heywood
Jarrow
England
Bender
Justices of Peace Court
Lorain County
Standen
Beast Eludes Hunt Near Bedford Indiana
A large animal feared by Lawrence County residents remains at large after a 100 plus strong posse scoured the countryside Thursday night. Descriptions vary from mountain lion to mad dog as another search is planned for next week.
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United Press
Bedford
Ind
Lawrence County
Emotions of rage shorten life says Roemer
Dr. J F Roemer of Waukegan Illinois told a convention of the American Association for Medico Physical Research that outbursts of rage and temperament cause acid conditions in the body harming health and shortening life.
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United Press
Chicago
J. F. Roemer
Waukegan
Ill
Roemer
American Association For Medico-Physical Research
Taft Urges Five Additional Federal Judges for NY Area
Chief Justice Taft told President Coolidge that three more federal judges are needed in New York City and two in Brooklyn. He said dockets elsewhere are satisfactory.
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United Pres
Washington
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Coolidge
New York City
Brooklyn
Once Powerful Klan Leader Fails to Post Bail
W Lee Smith once led Indiana Ku Klux Klan members and now sits in Marion County jail after failing to raise a $25 000 bond on an indictment charging conspiracy in an interstate automobile theft ring He sought bonds from allies and officials but none could back him and he lamented his first jail stay.
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W. Lee Smith
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Marion County
Continental Bank
United States Marshal’s Office
Smith
David and Chine Wolpaw
Cleveland
Thomas Warren
Wayne Emmelman
Republican County Committee
Charley
Charlie
Robert C. Baltzell
Jacob Wohlfield
Mortimer
Mortimer Wohlfeld
Ohio
Willebrandt Hush Sought Over Political Speeches
Two New York lawyers asked the civil service commission in Washington to restrain Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt from making political speeches. They argued she is in classified civil service and thus forbidden from using influence to affect an election or taking active part in a campaign. Willebrandt had been speaking for Herbert Hoover.
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New York
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Commission
Charles Warren Hasting
Louis Wagner McKernan
Willebrandt
Herbert Hoover
Wales Ready to Hunt Mombasa in Africa Tour
The Prince of Wales and Duke of Gloucester arrived by steamer in British East Africa to begin a royal hunting tour. They were greeted by European colonists and a large crowd of interior tribesmen in colorful dress.
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United Press
Mombasa
British East Africa
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Africa
Inventor Claims Inexpensive Home Color Talkies
London inventor Martin Harper announced a perfected apparatus for showing colored talking pictures at home. He expects to market the device within months at about $100, expanding home entertainment options.
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United Press
London
Martin Harper
Times to broadcast third Indians Rochester game
The Times and WFBM will air the Little World Series game three between the Indians and Rochester at 1:30 PM. Fans statewide praise the vivid broadcast, with letters from Bill Haeberle Clyde Wharton Alvin Garrett and Si Van Meter and the Gashouse Gang applauding Indianapolis’ first newspaper.
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Times
Indians
Rochester
WFBM
Mike
Indianapolis
the Times
Bill Haeberle
Clyde Wharton
Alvin Garrett
Si van Meter
Jewelers and bootlegger suspects named in auto theft ring
The latest indictments in the interstate auto theft case include jeweler Wolf Sussman and William M. Jones with their wives. Arraignments before Federal Judge Baltzell are set for Saturday at 9 a.m. Others arrested include Jacob Wohlfield Mortimer Wohlfeld and W Lee Smith, with bond details noted and further searches ongoing.
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Wolf Sussman
William Jones
Winthrop Ave
Baltzell
Lee Smith
Frost Hits Indiana But Not as Heavy as Wed
Frost spread over most of Indiana Thursday night and today but was lighter than the previous night. Weather Man J H Armington forecast warmer weather with possible local showers by Saturday and a 8 to 9 degree rise. Morning temperature at 7 am was 46 degrees, 11 below normal. The night’s low was 44 with frost occurring throughout the state except the extreme southwest.
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Indiana
J. H. Armington
Armington
Herrick Begins Westward Trip After Cleveland Visit
United States ambassador to France Myron T. Herrick travels from Chicago toward California after a two day stay with friends. He arrived Tuesday following a flight from Cleveland with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and completed the 320 mile trip in about three hours.
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Caited Preas
Chicago
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
California
Ambassador Herrick
Cleveland
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Coal Contract Awarded To People's Coal and Cement
The park board awarded the contract for 650 tons of coal to People's Coal and Cement Company with bids of 4.28 per ton for Indiana fourth vein 6 by 3 inch egg coal and 4.35 per ton for 3 by 2 inch egg coal. The board may buy more or less than the specified amount at the bid price.
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People’s Coal and Cement Company Today
Park Board
People's Company
Indiana
Vat Explosion Kills Thirteen at Piacenza Arsenal
An explosion in the government arsenal at Piacenza Italy killed thirteen workmen and seriously injured five others including a woman and her baby. Authorities investigated the blast as smoke and debris filled the area and workers were evacuated from nearby streets.
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Tolomeen Preas
Piacenza
Italy
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