Second flier denies part in mine bombing
Murphysboro Illinois August 14 Paul Malone a Du Quoin aviator denied involvement in the recent pit bomb raid on Kentucky coal fields after questioning by sheriff William Flannigan. Montgomery confessed hiring him to drop bombs. Malone and others are sought or jailed as investigations continue. Officials said the bombs damaged nonunion mines but caused no injuries. Providence Kentucky officials would not comment on a mine No. 3 blaze, noting lightning as a possible cause. Essel Grant and Ewing Riley were released on bonds after being linked to the case.
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Hard boiled judge leads crackdown on hoodlums in Chicago
Chicago authorities adopt a new court method against gangsters. Judge John H. Lyle ordered five police captains to arrest hoodlums on suspicion and jail them without formal charges if needed. He warned that gangster attorneys would be accused of unethical conduct.
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Disciple conference speaker from Indianapolis addresses Bethany Park crowd
Times Special reports from Bethany Park Indiana August 14 Dr G I Hoover of Indianapolis spoke at the Disciples of Christ church young people's conference He is secretary of the Indiana Christian Mission Association The largest section of the conference is at the Avenue Christian Church in Indianapolis.
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Puttham Sons Partner With Minton Balch Co In Publishing
New York Aug 14 G P Putham's sons oldest continuously run publishing house in America forms alliance with Minton Balch Co. Details emerged today about the business partnership and ongoing management.
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Australia’s Farrell Praises U S Mood and Trade Ties
John Farrell the prominent retired Australian politician and architect touring the world, said Australia looks to America for methods as it makes strides in government and industry. He and his wife stopped in Indianapolis Wednesday during five years of continental travel.
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Europe
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Australia
Bailey Adkins Faces Blind Tiger Charge
Bailey Adkins of 719 West New York Street was held on blind tiger charges after a raid on his home Wednesday. Police say sixteen dozen quarts of home brew were seized and fifteen gallons of brewing beer were destroyed.
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Forest Fires Rout Michigan Firefighters Amid Blazes
Fire crews totaling around 2000 retreated before unchecked flames in upper Michigan. Rain is hoped to halt fires and winds threaten major disaster, with 20 fires burning in Menominee county and water shortages hampering efforts. A virgin hardwood tract near Newberry was destroyed after 24 hours of fighting.
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United Press
Menominee
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Upper Michigan
Menominee County
Newberry
Firefighters Airlifted to Fight Northern Forest Fires
Prince Albert reports several forest fires spreading into new areas 220 miles north of the city. Volunteer fire fighters were flown in by airplane and motor truck to battle the blazes in the Ladder lake region. No lives or property were at risk.
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United Press
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Ladder Lake
Here
Milk strike hits Kansas City supply as distributors urged to buy only from members
The Pure Milk Producers Association board of directors called a milk strike affecting about 70 to 80 percent of Kansas City's supply. The group, comprising roughly 1,500 independent producers, demanded distributors buy milk exclusively from association members.
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United Press
The
Pure Milk Producers Association
Man loosens 19 pounds fat with Kruschen Salt
A man overweight by 60 pounds uses Kruschen Salts and loses 19 pounds of fat in four weeks. The campaign claims the product cleanses blood and energizes activity, leading to daily walks and renewed vigor. Sold by Hook's Dependable Drug Stores at 85 cents a bottle.
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America
Kruschen
Hook
August Furniture Sale Highlights Lifetime Quality
The August Sale advertises lifetime furniture bargains at The Kirk Stores. It touts distinctive refined pieces priced lower than ordinary furniture elsewhere and appeals to thrifty shoppers seeking value across departments.
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