Not Too Late For Tomatoes
The piece urges setting out tomato plants now amid a cold season, noting vines yield 30 to 69 pounds per plant and 2 500 plants per acre could produce about 10 tons. It mentions an $18 per ton price from the canning company for fall deliveries and that green beans are also in demand at $55 per ton, urging quick arrangements with the company.
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Aisa
Bells Sound Flood Alarm in Madison Indiana
Fire bells rang as Crooked Creek surged after heavy rains flooding several blocks near north Walnut street. Muddy water reached over a foot in homes, flooded cellars and cisterns, while residents aided by boats from the Ohio River recovered goods. Damage estimated in the thousands.
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Madison
Ind
INS
Crooked Creek
North Walnut Street
Ohio
Former Aviation Major Campbell Found Guilty of Murder
Cecil Clyde Campbell a former aviation corps major was sentenced to twenty years to life for murder in the second degree in the Grand Hotel killing of his wife Mary McLean Campbell. He was arrested in Philadelphia.
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New York
INS
Cecil Clyde Campbell
Aviation Corps
Mary McLean Campbell
Grand Hotel
Campbell
Philaddelphia
Brazil Names Felwood Coach for Next Year
Brazil will open a new basketball gymnasium next fall under Raleigh Phillips, longtime Elwood High athletic coach. Superintendent Charles P. Keller announced Phillips will replace Glenn Adams who left for Martinsville High. Phillips is praised as a standout coach in football basketball and track with strong records across multiple sports.
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Raleigh Phillips
Elwood High School
Charles P. Keller
Phillips
Glenn Adams
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Witnesses say Burns had gun in jail cell
Lafayette Ind June 5 State witnesses serving jail terms testified Burns showed a .32 caliber revolver in his cell and told them he would not serve his term. They testified he and Baxter planned to shoot their way to freedom after deputies Grove and McClure were killed near Foster while taking Burns to Pendleton reformatory.
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Lafayette
Ind
John Burns
John P. Grove
Wallace McClure
Pendleton
Burns
Samuel Baxter
Burn
Reformatory
Foster
Baxter
Gail
Felstead Wins English Derby At Epsom Downs
Felstead the outsider ridden by H Wraggup won the world famous Derby at Epsom Downs. Flamingo finished second and Black Watch, one of the favorites, placed third. Felstead paid 33 to 1 as crowds including royals and American travelers watched the race.
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Epsom Downs
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Black Watch
Felstene
Lord Derby
Fairway
Yesterday's Results in American Association and AL matchups
Rain and wet grounds affected multiple games across the American Association and American League. St. Paul defeated Indianapolis 6 to 2 in a rain game, and Milwaukee or Toledo saw rain interruptions. Boston edged Cleveland on wet grounds, while Chicago and New York faced wet conditions in their intercity clashes.
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Lindbergh Visits Indianapolis on Transcontinental Tour
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arriving with Maj. Thomas Lanphier and Col. Henry Breckenridge surveyed potential stops for Transcontinental Air Transport Incc. in Indianapolis. The party, in Lindberghs Ryan monoplane, stayed at the Hotel Lincoln and planned to depart soon with no route announced and no local appointments scheduled.
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Col. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Col. Lindsbergh
Ryan
Schaunlaub Elected President of County Supervisors Group
W C Schaunlaub of Kentland was chosen president of the County Supervis dents Association at the Statehouse meeting in Indianapolis. Clarence Green of Auburn became vice president and Grover Van Duyn of Greenfield was named secretary. R E Eckert of Jasper was re elected treasurer. The group will appoint a committee to study objective seating and support a new study plan highlighting George Rogers Clark’s historic significance with Ross F Lockridge of Bloomington contributing a Clark biography. W W Wright of Indiana University spoke.
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W. C. Schaunlaub
Kentland
County Superintendents’ Association
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K. W. Hemmer
Evansville
Clarence Green
Auburn
Dekalb County
Grover van Duyn
Greenfield
R. E. Eckert
Jasper
Dubois County
State Board of Education
George Rogers Clark
Ross F. Lockridge
Bloomington
Clark
Thaw Barred From Landing In Britain On Aquitania
Harry K. Thaw arrived in Southampton from New York on the liner Aquitania but was barred by immigration authorities and not allowed to land. He must remain aboard and return to the United States on the same ship, which is scheduled to sail Saturday.
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Eng
INS
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Thaw
United States
Indiana Democrats target corruption in state platform
The Indiana Democratic resolutions committee adopted a platform centered on political honesty and reform. It accuses the Republicans of corruption and declares organized minorities in control, urging farm relief, law enforcement, home rule, and objective public service commissions. Indiana voters face a call to purge state government.
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Public Service Commission
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Ralston
Republican Party
America
Indiana Delegation Chooses Democratic National Convention Delegates
Indiana Democratic state convention selects delegates-at-large to the Houston Texas convention. Thomas Taggart and others from Indianapolis head the list with alternates named. Meredith Nicholson and Frederick Van Nuys slated for electors at large. Delegates organize the Indiana delegation with Greathouse, Riggs, O’Brien as leaders.
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Houston
Texas
Thomas Taggart
William H. O'Brien
Lawrenceville
L. G. Ellingham
Fort Wayne
Dale J. Crittenberger
Anderson
William Cronin
Terre Haute
Samuel D. Ralston
Thomas R. Marshall
John W. Kern
E. B. Crowe
Bedford
C. C. Bitler
Newcastle
Emma Hay
Hazel Lucky
Wolf Lake
Mary Arnold
Peru
A. C. Sallee
John
H. Flitch
Princeton
Walter Myers
Meredith Nicholson
Frederick van Nuys
Charles Garrison
Boonville
Gilbert Ross
Evansville
J. P. Hughes
Greencastle
Richard Werneke
J. Hampton Reeves
Rushville
Oliver Steele
Spiceland
William J. Mooney
Charles Remster
James Fleming
Portland
John Heller
Decatur
Ed. Mason
Crawfordsville
H. C. Uhlen
Lebanon
W. W. McMahon
Hammond
Harvey Sammons
Kentland
Lowell Neff
Logansport
Charles Wright
North Manchester
J. J. Failey
Auburn
John Eggeman
Fred Henoch
Laporte
Joe Scheintger
South Bend
Indiana
Delgates
Charles A. Greathouse
J. R. Riggs
Sullivan
Kingsford Smith selects Naselai as takeoff site for Cross
Suva reports Captain Charles Kingsford Smith chose a firm Naselai sand stretch 20 miles from Suva as the takeoff point for the Southern Cross to Brisbane. He announced the third leg of the flight will begin tomorrow, covering 1,795 miles, after guiding the craft from Oakland to Suva via Honolulu.
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Fiji Islands
INS
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Naselai
Brisbane
Australia
Kingsford-Smith
Oakland
Cal
Honolulu
Albert Park
Kokomo Officials Freed on Liquor Charges After Arrests
Kokomo Indiana June 5 chief Jack Aspy of the fire department George Gibbs member of the board of works and Lloyd Morgan fireman were released on bond after arrest on liquor charges linked to a broader probe of alleged flagrant drinking in the Kokomo fire department Gibbs and Aspy face charges of purchasing intoxicating liquor with Morgan charged also with transportation of liquor.
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Kokomo
Ind
Jack Aspy
George Gibbs
Board of Works
Lloyd Morgan
Liberty
Gibbs
Aspy
Morgan
Health relief with Konjola praised by Princeton resident
A Princeton resident, James N. Brown, reports dramatic improvement after using Konjola. He says prior stomach, kidney, and back pains, vomiting spells, and fatigue vanished, with better sleep and appetite. The product is sold at The Owl drug store in Greencastle and by area druggists.
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OP Lance
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
Thanking Neighbors for Kindness After Illness and Death
The family thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness during our mother Mrs. Bell's illness and death. Special appreciation is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hartnes for their support and care.
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Bell
Marvin Hartnes
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