Rose in Bank Heist Twist Ends With Accusation
Rose de Haas a dancer at Kelly's Ringside Cafe is chased by police after a bank robbery unfolds. A satchel of cash is found with her. she pleads innocence as officers arrest her while investigators seek the real robbers and a cashier details the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovely Rose Shannon
Bowery
Chuck White
Chuck
Rose
Mercer National Bank
Reilly
Sergeant Cassidy
Doctors Endorse Liver And Kidney Treatment For Pernicious Anemia
At the American Medical Association convention in Minneapolis the discovery that feeding liver and kidney can halt the destruction of red blood cells was announced. Drs. Whipple Minot Means West Heath Ordway led early work. 65 patients showed restored red cell counts, but continued therapy is needed to prevent relapse.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Medical Association
Covention
George H. Whipple
Rochester
N. Y
George R. Minot
Boston
James H. Means
Randolph West
New York City
E. H. Heath
Baltimore
Thomas Ordway
Albany
Means
Whipple
Minot
Notice to taxpayers about Putnam County road bonds
The Putnam County Board of Commissioners announces a 1928 road bond issue for the Charles L Brackney road in Monroe Township not to exceed 26300 dollars at 4.5 percent. Taxpayers may appeal within 29 days of July 7 1928 to the State Board of Tax Commissioners. hearings may be set at the Putnam County courthouse in Greencastle. Posters dated July 7 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
County of
Putnam
Indiana
Charles L. Brackney
Monroe Township
Putnam County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Greencastle
W. F. Davis
M. E. Cooper
O. A. Day
State of Indiana
Notice N rents Putnam County V Raley case
Putnam Circuit Court April Term 1928 No 12766 Hellen C Raley vs Carl V Raley defendant non resident of Indiana is ordered to appear September 1928 at Greencastle court house or demur to the complaint otherwise the case will be heard in his absence signed clerk Ferdinand Lucas July 6 1928 W M Sutherlin attorney July 7 14 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Putnam Circuit Court
Hellen C
Raley
Carl V. Raley
Indiana
Greencastle
Ferd Lucas
W. M. Sutherlin
Pauley Lumber Company Buys Keasey Yard in Brazil Indiana
The 8. H. Pauley Lumber Company of Dana Indiana purchases the fifty year old Keasey Lumber Company yard in Brazil. Pauley takes charge of the Brazil plant and moves his family there with Brazil named as the company headquarters.
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Brazil
Ind
Keasey Lumber Company
8. H. Pauley Lumber Company
Dana Ind
Indiana
8. H. Pauley
Bus Service to State Parks Expands in Indiana
Indianapolis reports plans for motor bus transportation to Indiana state parks with tour options if patronage justifies. Conservation officials and several bus companies are drafting a schedule to start service to all six park reservations, with postcards to the Department of Conservation encouraged to gauge interest and speed implementation.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Bus Companies
State Conservation Department
Indiana
Conservation Department
Chas. G. Sayers
Department of Conservation
Statehouse
Clifty Down
Ohio River
Madison
Dunes
Lake Michigan
Lake James
Pokagon State Park
Michigan
Ohio
Worlds Biggest Magnet Aims To Recover Congo Diamonds
In Saint Nazaire on July 14 a plan to salvage ten million dollars in diamonds from the Belgian liner Elizabethville, sunk in 1917, unfolds. The Italian salvage boat Artiglio departs with four divers to retrieve cargo, using a massive electromagnet and dynamite to access the captain's cabin and haul diamonds amid strong currents.
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Saint Nazaire
Congo
Elizabethville
Artiglio
Africa
Revival of the whipping post urged in Indiana
Emsley W. Johnson of Indianapolis urged reviving the whipping post to curb youthful crime at the Indiana State Bar Association meeting in Fort Wayne. He linked harsher punishment to reduced automobile theft, claiming 10 lashes would cut Indiana car banditry by about 75 percent.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
INS
Indiana State Bar Association
Emsley W. Johnson
Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
Ed Jackson
Indiana
Johnson
Chevrolet Establishing New Production Record
Detroit July 14 Positive indication that the Chevrolet Motor Company will set a new annual production record in 1928 and exceed the million mark. W S Knudsen announced output for the first six months reached 751 536 cars and trucks compared with 607 749 in 1927. June alone topped prior months with 132 794 units as Chevrolet’s factories operated at peak efficiency producing a finished car every five seconds on average over six months. Daily average reached 5 315 units. May 28 set all daily records with 7 075 cars and trucks built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chevrolet Motor Company
W. S. Knudsen
Chevrolet
The Actress at Vancastle Theatre Delivers Heartfelt Drama
Norma Shearer stars as Rose Treawney an actress who seeks happiness in London but finds fulfillment only in the stage. At Wells Theatre she meets Arthur Gower an English aristocrat and travels to his home where cold surroundings fail to satisfy. The film offers a witty and human ending that stands out from typical fairy tale conclusions.
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Norma Shearer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Rose Treawney
Wells Theatre
London
Vancastle Theatre
Rose
Arthur Gower
Cinderella
Honey Moon Hate at the Granada Venice setting debuts
The Paramount comedy Honey Moon Hate starring Florence Vidor plays at the Granada Theatre Monday and Tuesday. Set in a Venetian romance with gondolas and grand gowns, the film presents a modern take on Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew with Vidor in a new, striking dual role as both refined patron and fiery Yankee maid.
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Granada
Venice
Florence
Paramount Studios
Hollywood
Miss Victor
Velvet Venice Pact Ends Gail Grant’s Rebellious Tale
Gail Grant, daughter of a steel magnate renowned for durable products, travels to Venice and weds a prince to humiliate him. The prince outmaneuvers her, mastering the situation in a rare, thrilling course.
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Gail Grant
Venice
Speech on crime and national reform by H. M. Sehl
The speaker condemns high crime costs and calls for sweeping change to save the republic. He argues crime bills burden every citizen, cites a twelve figure annual outlay, and warns if not halted the nation will decline. The address urges decisive action to "crush the very life" of the monster.
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United States
Mystery Exhibition of Mr. Pinegar Turns to Stone
W R Pinegar, once healthy in San Benito Texas, now appears a living human statue in a touring display by the Greater Snapp Bros shows. For nine years he has felt no pain though his body has gradually become immobile, weighing 64 pounds, with lungs reportedly normal. He travels in a house truck and is shown to fund his Washington Arkansas home and his children's schooling.
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Snapp Bros
W. R. Pinegar
Pinegar
San Benito
Texas
Washington, Ark
Seventeenth Child Born to Laughing Indiana Parents
Loganport Ind July 14 An INS report notes the birth of the seventeenth child to Mr and Mrs Fenton Culp who live northeast of the city Fifteen children survive and live at home The infant weighs eight pounds and both mother and baby are reported well amid debate on large families.
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Logansport
Ind
INS
Fenton Culp
Modern devices give every man growing power
Chicago July 14 President Walter Dill Scott of Northwestern University describes in data from mechanics and machines a rising “slave power” of 125 per person today and near doubling in years ahead. He argues widespread mechanical power benefits all citizens through farms, industry, and distribution, altering wealth and morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Walter Dill Scott
Nortwestern University
United States
Lent
Scott
America
Carlyle Priddle Appointed Basketball Coach at Loogootee
Washington Ind July 14 announcement that Carlyle Friddle of Franklin Ind a brother of Burl Friddle popular Washington high school coach will coach Loogootee high school basketball next winter. This will be his first year coaching and he helped Franklin earn three high school and two college state championships.
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Washington, Ind
Carlyle Friddle
Franklin, Ind
Burl Friddle
Washington High School
Loogootee High School
Carlyle
Franklin
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Greencastle, Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans Reangie
South Jackson Street
Telephone 65
Arline de Haas
Warner Bros. Pictures Inc
Dolores Costello
le A Werte Bros
Bure
Murphy
Central
Cassidy
Mercer Bank
Mr. Daniels
Howdo
Daniis
Jack Robinson
Hawkins
Simpson
Tenderlin
Daniels
Cowles
Mar Dy
Law
W. E. Gill
Buys Lumber Company
Heaven
Earth
Egypt
Carlyle Priddle
Greencastle Telephone Co
Max F. Hosea-Meyr
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