Two Hospitalized From Spinal Fractures In Pike County Era
Wilbert Fowler, 48, of 119 South Third street, is in Indiana Hospital with two neck vertebrae fractures after a fall from a 25 foot ladder at the Fowler homestead one mile east of Pike's Peak. Doctors expect recovery with time as bones knit. His wife and two children were at the farm when the accident occurred. Fowler, eldest of six, is with N. F. Fowler Contracting Co. Also, Sylvester Reigh, about 40, of Avonmore, is in Indiana Hospital with a fractured back and paralysis from the waist down after a ladder fall while working for D. A. Townsend of South Bend. His condition is unchanged at noon. A weekend crash survey reports two deaths and 39 injuries in the Philadelphia area.
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Wilbert Fowler
South Third Street
Indiana Hospital
Fowler
Pike's Peak
Mr. Fowler
Robinson Funeral Home
Frank Fowler
N. F. Fowler Contracting Co
Indiana
Reigh
Sylvester Reigh
Avonmore
D. A. Townsend
South Bend
Famous Evangelist Sued 33 Times in Turbulent Career
In Los Angeles a wounded Aimee Semple McPherson lies in grave condition after a fall at a Moorish castle at Lake Elsinore. Armed guards patrol as husband David Hutton Jr faces losses in a heartbalm suit. McPherson’s legal saga spans 33 suits totaling over 3 million dollars, with state and city spending around 30 thousand on actions and investigations.
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Los Angeles
Lake Elsinore
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Angelus Temple
David Hutton, Jr
Myrtle Hazel Jean St. Pierre
Pasadena
Aimee
California
Evangelist
Angeles Temple
Mr Cupid’s Race With Self In County Nuptials
A quirky note on Mr Daniel Cupid and a two year contest with himself. It recalls that in the first half of 1931 Indiana county issued 211 marriage licenses, while 1982 saw 210 couples wed, indicating steady yet changing marital tempo.
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Daniel Cupid
Hearts
Indiana County
Jusserand Dies In Paris
Paris reports the death of Jules Jusserand, aged 77, longtime French Ambassador to the United States. He served 1902 to 1905 in Washington, played a key role during wartime diplomacy, led talks on French war debt settlement, and retired in 1925 amid a Paris government shift. He was popular in the United States and associated with Roosevelt era circles. He authored English works and received honorary degrees from major universities.
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Paris
Jules Jusserand
United States
Jusserand
Washington Post
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Columbia
Harvard
Chicago
Princeton
Baltimore rail piers destroyed in blaze at harbor
A night fire destroyed three Pennsylvania Railroad piers and damaged a fourth, causing $600000 in losses. Seven firemen and a spectator were slightly hurt as about 10000 residents gathered at Fort McHenry where Francis Scott Key penned The Star Spangled Banner. Vacant fields behind the piers aided firefighters in safeguarding shipping and business districts.
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Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Heyman Sedan Damages Porch In Runaway Incident
A large sedan owned by Mr. and Mrs. Simon Heyman ran from Church Street between Fourth and Fifth streets while visiting friends. It crossed onto Milt Allison’s porch damaging the porch and flower beds but the car itself was not damaged. Authorities suspect the emergency brake loosened.
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Simon Heyman
Town
Church Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Milt Allison
Church Streets
No Romance As Indian Squaws Ends Brief Escape
Mrs. Cora D Brown and Mia Gladys Hill of Akron Ohio returned home from an island in the San Blas region after being rescued by a naval transport plane. They aimed for romance with Indians but found civilization preferable as they boarded the Ancon for the United States with emotions still unsettled and sobs lingering.
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Colon
Panama
Cora D. Brown
Mia
Gladys Hill
Akron
San Blas
United States
Politics and glands in executive health theory
A Columbia lecturer argues endocrine gland function shapes political behavior and public leadership. He suggests gland examinations for officials and schoolchildren to reveal aptitudes and emotional traits, claiming hormones influence the emotional life and decision making of individuals.
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Leigh Matteson
New York
Garner
Blumgarten
Columbia University
Lenox Hill
Lebanon
New Threat of Kidnapping Shields Rhode Island Heiress Son
In Falmouth Massachusetts INS reports a new kidnap threat against 17 year old George Comstock Jr son of a Rhode Island stock breeder. He remains guarded at an inn as threats escalate from 10000 to 85000 dollars with each delay.
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Falmouth
Mass
George Comstock, Jr
Rhode Island
King Carol Loses Elections in Romania After Return
In Bucharest on July 18 IN S reported nearly complete totals show King Carol defeated in parliamentary vote. National Unionists led by Nicholas Iorga fail to win any seat while peasant party chief Julio Maniu gains a landslide 240 seats.
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Bucharest
INS
Carol
Nicholas Iorga
Julio Maniu
Revival meetings at Josephine this week
Old time revival meetings are being conducted at Josephine each evening this week at 7 30 oclock Rev Watts of Allentown is preaching His message last night was on The Need of the Hour.
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Josephine
E. E. Watts
Allentown
St Lawrence Seaway Treaty Signed At Washington
The United States and Canada signed the St Lawrence River seaway treaty at the State Department in Washington, outlining a 27 foot channel from the Gulf to the Great Lakes with a shared project cost of 943 million dollars. Canada and the US will divide hydro electric power and its development duties, appoint a joint commission, and build dams near Chrysler Island and Barnhart Island.
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Washington
INS
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
Canada
United States
State Department
Stimson
William D. Herridge
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Chicago
Duluth
St. Lawrence
United States Supreme Court
Ottawa
Chrysler Island
Thousand Islands
Barnhart Island
Lost Girl Found Hiding At Friend's Home
Martha R Shearer aged 17 disappeared from Rider's Ridge on July 6 prompting police from nearby counties to search. Constable R A Chambers says she is alive with friends, not a kidnapping victim or murdered, and the case is dropped though he may interview her again. She remains out of state with limited funds and does not seek to return home.
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Martha R. Shearer
Rider's Ridge
R. A. Chambers
Kiski
Chambers
Yeporter
Constable Chambers
Shearer
Miller’s Brother Killed in Pittsburgh Attack
In Pittsburgh on July 18 two men, George Dillard and Edward Burse, were questioned in a fatal assault on Ralph P. Miller, 39, a furniture packer and brother of State Highway Patrol Captain David E. Miller. Miller died at a hospital from a fractured skull after being struck with an iron pipe outside his home. Police suspected robbery as the motive. the attackers fled empty handed.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph P. Miller
George Dillard
Edward Burse
Savannah
Miller
David EB. Miller
State Highway Patrol
Greensburg
Oil Production Cut Forecast At Federal Meeting
In Colorado Springs a U S industry panel predicts a 2 000 000 barrel daily cut in oil output if proposed plans are adopted After a committee from the American Petroleum Institute and its sub committees met to discuss production problems Charles F Kroesser of Fort Worth TX called the meeting which will be followed by a Friday gathering of 70 API directors
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Colorado Springs
Colo
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Charles F. Kroesser
Fort Worth
Texas
Washington
Congress
Treasury and
Federal Reserve Board
Steagall
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Grange
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Farm Board
Masons Invite DeMolay Picnic at Old Mill Camp
Masons invite lodge members and DeMolay boys families and dads to a picnic at Old Mill camp beside Camp Rest on July 20, Wednesday afternoon and evening. Activities include sports and a 6:30 dinner with coffee and dessert. The installation service will be held outdoors under the trees.
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al Masonic
Old Mill
Tax caravan moves tomorrow to Harrisburg
All residents of Indiana and vicinity who have not completed arrangements for the trip to Harrisburg tomorrow to present the tax petitions will assemble at the Court House tonight at 8:00 o'clock. This trip can be arranged at a very small expense. We want a large representation from Indiana and White township. J. A. Bowser, Pres. White Two.
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Indiana
Harrisburg
Court House
White Township
J. A. Bowser
Third Youngstown Bank Reopens After Suspension
Doors of the City Trust and Savings Bank swing open marking the final revival of three banks that paused operations last October. The First National Bank reopened under Union National, while Dollar Savings and Trust did so in May.
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Youngstown
City Trust and Savings Bank
First National Bank
Union National
Dollar Savings & Trust Company
Joseph Shaheen Aims to Return After Appendix Operation
Joseph Shaheen aged 20 of Carey is resting comfortably after an appendectomy at Indiana Hospital Saturday evening. He fainted while playing baseball with the Clymer team, was rushed from the field to his physician, then to the hospital for surgery.
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Joseph Shaheen
Carey
Indiana Hospital
Clymer
Phospital
Main Fight Shifts To State Senate Tonight- Bills At Washington
Washington dispatch reports the congressional session ending with clashes over banking and railroad policy. Relief legislation faces critical Senate action as lawmakers debate funds and veto risks amid budget cuts and labor opposition.
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State Senate
Bills
Washington
Joseph A. Loftus
INS
Harrisburg
Mai
Senate
Assembly
Gifford Pinchot
Senate Committee
Aes
Talbot
Calé
Treasury balance report from Washington July 13
Treasury balance as of July 15 records a total of 247,757,917.22 dollars with expenditures of 14,104,141.00 and customs receipts of 8,497,691.38, as reported from Washington.
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Washington
Treasury
More Trouble For Capone
Chicago report says federal prosecutors will seek prohibition conspiracy indictments against Al Capone and about 200 syndicate members. Indictments allege the gang did a 100 million dollar beer and liquor business, with operations across eight states from 1925 to date.
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Chicago
INS
al Capone
Atlantic Federal Penitentiary
Prohibition
Johnnie Torrio
Jack Guzik
Ralph Capone
Joe Fusco
Michael R. “Bon Bon" Allegreni
Federal Grand Jury
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Florida
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Suitcase loss on highway yields family clothes
Squire Webster H. Yoder of Mount Carmel Pennsylvania reported a brown leather suitcase fell from his car while traveling east on the Benjamin Franklin highway Thursday morning June 30. The case contained dresses for his wife a mesh bag a cameo brooch six wire suits for his two year old son a pair of trousers for a term s year old boy a light gray suit his own net ties socks and other apparel. He offers a reward for return of the contents.
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Squire Webster H. Yoder
Mount Carmel
Benjamin Franklin Highway
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Mexico City
Charles W. Gilpin
Toluca Mountains
Howard M. Williams
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Hudson
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Kenneth Ormiston
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Capone
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