Two hiking heifers from Vermont head to St Louis
Charles J. Arnold writes about Alice and Tomboy two dairy cows from Brandon Vermont on a reception tour to the National Dairy Show in St Louis. He notes their milk yields 41 pounds for Tomboy and unclear for Alice, their 15 miles already walked and planned 10 more miles that day, along with the reception committee and photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Tomboy
Brandon
Vermont
Herschel Montgomery
Mt- Meridian
Mt. Meridian
Lafayette McCoy
Pilling Station
Broadpark Cross Roads
St. Louis
Fred L. O'Hair
Rob Levenson
J. ©. Cammack
Mr. Montgomery
Ron
Ford Sedan Held as Stolen Vehicle in Mt. Meridian Area
A Tudor Ford sedan owned by Earl A. Good of Frankfort was found abandoned on the National Road west of Mt. Meridian. Local officers hold the car, believed stolen, after it ran out of gas. an attempt to refuel at a nearby station failed.
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Earl A. Good
Frankfort
Mt. Meridian
Young Wife Slain by Aged Husband in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis at 404 Virginia Avenue Mary Ann Judt 37 lay dead from gunshot fired by her 67 year old husband Andrew Judt after a heated quarrel. The couple’s two year old son witnessed the killing as police arrived to restrain Judt who said he would face the penalty. He claimed to have misread his marriages, and said his wife beat him with a rubber hose before the shooting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Mary Ann Judt
Andrew Judt
Charlie
Judt
Virginia Avenue
Trial Set For Next Monday In Putnam Circuit Court
Merle Myers of Bloomington is charged with driving while intoxicated after a previous accident on the National Road. The case, to be heard by a jury, opens the September term and involves Myers driving a Ford that collided with a truck on the National Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Myers
Bloomington
Putnam Circuit
Myers
Hamrick Disbarred by Indiana Supreme Court
Jesse D. Hamrick, former Indianapolis attorney, was disbarred yesterday by the Indiana Supreme Court. Disbarment actions against W. Lee Smith and Robert F. McNay, former Ku Klux Klan officials who served federal sentences at Leavenworth on motor theft charges, were dropped after each withdrew from practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse D. Hamrick
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Supreme Court
W. Lee Smith
Robert F. McNay
Ku Klux Klan
Leavenworth
Kans
Seventy Five Indicted in Indiana Liquor Cases
Indianapolis Sept 18 Fifty eight indictments named seventy five persons in the federal grand jury second report to Judge Baltzel. All charged with liquor law violations. Most offenders from New Albany Terre Haute and Evansville divisions. The jury plans another report Friday.
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Indianapolis
INS
Federal Grand Jury
U. S
Robert ©. Baltvel
New Albany
Terre Haute
Evansville
Wife Files Divorce As Threats Of Suicide Are Revealed
Eva Lena Leathers sues Raymond Leathers in Putnam Circuit Court for cruel and inhuman treatment over seven years. She cites threats to kill herself if she filed, jealousy, false accusations of immorality, alcohol abuse, and abandonment of the family. Custody and restraining order requested amid fears for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Circuit Court
Eva Lena Leathers
Raymond Leathers
New York Boxer Panics Audience at Madison Square Garden
Johnny Bonito, Yonkers bantam, caused wild hilarity at Madison Square Garden when his pre fight robe fell away and he entered the ring naked without trunks, stunning spectators during the amateur boxing events in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Bonito
Johnny
Otho Coffman Trial Set for October 2
Trial of Otho Coffman of Madison township for petit larceny and second degree burglary in the theft of Ed Stone’s chickens will be held in Putnam Circuit Court on October 2. Coffman has remained free on bond since his summer arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Coffman
Madison Township
Ed. Stone
Putnam Circuit Court
Coffman
Post Office Inspector Found Dead in Cincinnati Office
United States Post Office Inspector of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky Rel. R. Heiley, 35, was found dead in his Federal building office in Cincinnati. A revolver with one bullet discharged lay nearby. His wife and daughter are visiting in Pittsburgh.
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Cincinnati
INS
R. Heiley
Vittyburgh
United States Post Office
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Federal
Pittsburgh
Terre Haute Youth Dies After Train Knockdown
Joe Monroe, 18, of Terre Haute was killed while fishing when he was struck by a passenger train near a Big Four bridge over Otter Creek. Authorities recovered the body. the incident occurred north of Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Otter Creek
Here
Joe Monroe
Once Famous Actress Held for Dress Theft
Chicago police detained internationally known actress Truly Shattuck once prominent twenty years ago. She faces theft charges for allegedly taking a dress valued at 16.50 from a department store after weeks of jobless wandering and street ads.
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Chicago
Shattuck
How Is Your Car Becomes Theme of Chapel at DePauw
Dr. William L. Blanchard, dean of liberal arts, told students that a car mirrors the body and urged care for health and character. He urged sociable play, anti knocking on campus, and cultivation of friendships as college rewards. Oscar Williams, formerly with DePauw, joined as chapel visitor. Announcements note Old Gold Day tryouts Friday at 3:30 and symphony orchestra auditions tonight at 7 in Muste Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Blanchard
College of Liberal Arts
Oscar Williams
DePauw
Ohio State University
Presbyterian Church
Muste Hall
Interurban line talk and local coal find in Cloverdale
The Mooresville to Cloverdale interurban project discussed with Cloverdale Commercial Club. $35,000 in bonds to be sold. A ten inch coal vein was found on William Cunningham’s south Clinton township farm. he started a shaft to supply neighbors. Jackson Boyd and C C Gillen captured Conrad Gautier’s runaway horse tied to an ice cream wagon. Mrs. J F Nixon of Cloverdale visiting daughter Mrs Will Brumley.
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Mooresville
Cloverdale
Commercial Club of
William Cunningham
Clinton Township
C. C. Gillen
Jackson Boyd
Conrad Gautier
Mr. Gautier
J. F. Nixon
Will Brumley
Pacific coast forest fires ravage region near Vancouver
Fires across British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest threaten towns and lumber camps as crews battle five major blazes. Smoke blankets cities south of Vancouver while lighting and planes navigate through the haze. backfires near Estacada and fires in Wallace Idaho, Glacier Park, and other sites drive urgent efforts to contain the spread.
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San Francisco
INS
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver
B. C
Spokane
Glacier Park
la Clere Creek
Wallace
Idaho
Yacob
Oregon
Estacada
Portieu
Washougal River
Moffett and
Rock Creeks
Hamilton
State Police to Enforce Licenses October First
State police chief Robert Humes announced strict enforcement of the drivers license law will begin on October 1. Drivers must carry a valid license on their person while driving. the rule has been delayed by issuances since the July 1 effective date.
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Indianapolis
INS
Robert Humes
Humes
Stephenson Denies Request For Parole
D C Sephenson, longtime Indiana Ku Klux Klan leader and life prisoner, served notice on Governor Leslie that a six day temporary parole petition filed by attorney Clarence Benadum of Muncie was submitted without Stephenson’s approval. He asked that the petition be withdrawn to attend to business and avoid insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
D. C
Wife slayer insane says defense counsel
White Plains, N Y Sept 18 Dorothy Heinzleman Peacox slain madcap bride of twenty drove her young husband Earle Francis Peacox insane by her gay conduct in New York while separated defense attorney Sidney A Syme declared in his opening address to the jury today at the trial of Peacox for murder in the first degree He said she was running around with other men and he simply couldn't stand it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Dorothy Heinzleman Peacox
Earle Francis Peacox
New York
Sidney A. Syme
Peacox
Syme
Blue Ribbon
New Stamp Series Honors Fallen Timbers Battle at Local Post Office
The post office sells a 2c stamp commemorating the 135th Fallen Timbers anniversary and General Anthony Wayne with a memorial group image. A second 2c stamp for the Ohio River Canalization completion will be released soon.
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Battle of
Fallen Timbers
Anthony Wayne
General Wayne
Paoli
Fallen Timbers Park
Toledo
Ohio
Lindy and Wife on First Leg of Southern Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and wife Anne Morrow depart Rooseveldt Field New York on the first leg of a 9000 mile Central and South America flight. He flies a Lockheed Vega to Miami non stop then returns on a Pan American mail and passenger plane along a new commercial route.
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Anne Morrow
New York
Miami
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Central
South America
Two Boys Die in Collision Near Goshen
In Goshen on September 18 two youths died when a speeding motorcycle collided with a car at the city edge. Amos Cripe, 16, and William McKibben, 6, were killed when their motorcycle struck the windshield after Leer turned left in front of the pursuing vehicle.
W C T U Convention Opens in Indianapolis City
The 56th annual National Women's Christian Temperance Union convention gathers in Indianapolis at the Murat Theater with national head Mrs Ella Alexander Boole arriving and stating the objective is abolition of intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hoosier
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Murat
Ella Alexander Boole
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. CT. U
Claypool
Boole
Marriage Licenses Granted in Two City Jurisdictions
Robert F. Kettering aged 35 of Huntington and Ida Clark aged 23 of Bainbridge obtained a marriage license. Armour Burroff aged 23 of Russellville and Susie Woodall aged 19 of Russellville also secured a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Kettering
Standard Oil Service
Huntington
Ida Clark
Bainbridge
Armour Burroff
Farmer
Susie Woodall
Russellville
Plans Completed for All Indiana Air Tour Reception
The All-Indiana Air Tour planes with pilots and 1 to 5 passengers will land at Bridges Field Greencastle Thursday at 3 45 pm for an hour then depart at 4 45 pm for Terre Haute. A reception committee led by Mayor Charles McGaughey will organize ground arrangements and traffic control with 30 local business men volunteering cars and pilots. City schools close early and a first aid team from Lone Star Cement offers coverage.
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Bridges Field
East
Washington Street Road
Terre Haute
Hoosier
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Elkhart
Lafayette
The
Charles McGaughey
Fred O’hair
A. G. Brown
Beemer Havens
R. P. Mullins
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Css
Greencastle
B. B. McMahon
John Patterson
Chamyw of Commerce Committee
Donald McLean
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Elledge
Lone Star Cement Plant
Miss Case Takes Air Lessons at Mars Hill Airport
Mary Case a Indianapolis saleswoman for L. & H. Chevrolet is learning aviation at Mars Hill Airport. She spends one to two days weekly studying planes and engines and hopes to make a solo flight by next spring posing as one of Putnam County’s first women flyers alongside several new student pilots.
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Putnam County
Mary Case
L. & HH. Chevrolet
Mars Hill
Indianapolis
Weather forecast for tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with a warming trend in the north and central regions. Frost is likely tonight in the north and central portions.
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Charles J. Arnold
P. P
Shumaker
Self
Germany
Emma Gibson
Judi
Hamrick
Post Office
DR. Blanchard
Merald
Stephenson
Lindy
Wife
Southern Flight
BOY Scouts
Miss Case
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