Stock Pour At Indiana State Fair Opening
Stock arrive by car and truck for the 1930 Indiana state fair opening with cattle horses and swine groomed for exhibition. Night horse show entries from Indianapolis and many exhibitors from across states promise a lively program including a new ponies under 14 riding contest judged on riding ability. Funeral services will be held in Anderson for Rev. William Pearce who died in Paris while visiting with American tourists.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
United States
Robert E. Trimble
John W. Murray
Sarah Louise Smith
W. H. Mooney
E. D. Moore
A. C. Bohlen
J. M. Johnston
Knightstown
Ind
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Bloomington
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St. Louis
G. A. Nichols
Oklahoma City
Dick McIntire
Frankfort
T. W. Tutwiler
Birmingham
Willshire Riley
Atlanta
W. L. Moody Ill
Galveston
Joe Smith
Carmel
W. J. Puller
Cincinnati
Ambleside Stables
Blue Ash. O
A. C. Thompson
William E. Dee
Chicago
William H. Ball
R. C. Whitney
Anderson
William Pearce
Albion
Mich
Paris
France
First Baptist Church
Pearce
Wesley P. Pearce
Kokomo
Carlos M. Dinsmore
Indiana Baptist Convention
Indiana State Fair
Canada
Race Driver Killed at Funk's Speedway South of Winchester
Frank Mertens of Cincinnati died in a hospital after his car overturned in a race at Funk's speedway three miles south of Winchester. Teammate Lewis Webber and Frank Maddenburg, both of Cincinnati, suffered cuts and bruises when their machines overturned in the same accident.
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Bay United Press
Winchester
Ind
Frank Mertens
Cincinnati
Funk's Speedway
Lewis Webber
Frank Maddenburg
Merten
Second Health Institute of Marion County Tuberculosis Association
The second annual health institute resumed at 10 today at the Catholic Community center with speakers Dr. Harold S. Hatch and Dr. Joseph Connelly. The event, which opened Monday, is sponsored for parochial teachers in Indianapolis.
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Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Catholic Community Center
Harold S. Hatch
Joseph Connelly
Indianapolis
Pedestrian Struck by Car Severely Hurt North of Westfield
Robert Hicks age 52 is in serious condition at a Noblesville hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by Fred Jackson of Frankfort while walking on a road north of Westfield. He sustained a crushed hip a broken leg and internal injuries.
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Noblesville
Ind
Robert Hicks
Fred Jackson
Frankfort
Westfield
Zemo advertised as instant itch relief and skin healer
Vintage ad touts Zemo as a cool invisible antiseptic for sunburn rashes ivy poisoning itching and blemishes. Claims include dandruff relief after shaving and general soothing effects with prices 35c 60c and 1.00.
Garthwray's Roughest Trip From Scotland to Chile
Ripley's Believe It or Not notes the Garthwray voyage leaving Grangemouth on June 12, 1922, for the west coast of South America via Cape Horn, arriving at Iquique on December 23, 1923 after 519 days and 21,000 miles, with storms and hazards. It also mentions the Wilson Phalarope incubation by males and the observation of females being larger and more colorful. A driving record to be proud of is listed for Wednesday.
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Garthwray
Grangemouth
Scotland
South America
Cape Horn
Iquique
Chile
Pocahontas Degree Team to Confer at Dun Kirk
An Anderson based Pocahontas degree team from Chief Anderson council will confer work on candidates at Dun Kirk this evening. Indiana councils will be represented at the ceremony in Pocahontas style ritual.
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Pocahontas
Anderson
Ind
Anderson Council
Degree of
Dunkirk
Indiana
Ban on The Last Mile from British stage upheld
London officials banned the play The Last Mile by Wexley saying the production is too tense for a London audience. The censor ruled the indictment of capital punishment could not be presented on an English stage. The work depicts a mutiny in a prison death cell and had a long Broadway run.
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United Preva
London
England
Lord Chamberlain
Wexley
Broadway
Driver Held in Death of Child in Tulsa Incident
Technical charges of assault and battery were filed today against Durbin Tacoma 21 of R R 8 Box 157 driver of an auto that fatally injured Betty Lou Hogan 3 daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Hogan 1755 East Raymond Street Monday afternoon. Police were told the child ran?
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Durbin Tacoma
Betty Lou Hogan
Jesse Hogan
East Raymond Street
Anniversary of Tennessee Suffrage Anniversary Observed Quietly
Ten years after Tennessee ratified the suffrage amendment the ceremony marked by Secretary Bainbridge Colby signing the proclamation is recalled. Women’s groups plan no national events as they assess the first decade of voting rights for American women. Lucille Sutton is granted a divorce from Donald Carlos Jacobson on cruelty grounds.
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United Press
Washington
Bainbridge Colby
State Department
Tennessee
United States
Reno
Lucille Sutton
Donald Carlos Jacobson
Fire Starts From Heat Fueled Matches At Porch
A small fire burned part of the railing around Dick Alcorn's porch in Princeton Indiana. Heat waves ignited two matches left in a tray on the porch.
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United Press
Princeton
Ind
Dick Alcorn
Automobiles Reported Stolen to Police
Several cars were reported stolen to police including S. A. Macey at 1132 River avenue, Clifford Anderson at 1228 North Gale street, Tom Giroff at 946 North Warman, F. H. Taylor at 1026 West Thirty-second street, E. L. Cothrell at 125 East Fall Creek boulevard, and Erwin Rutan at 2855 School street. Each entry lists an address and plate-like number.
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River Avenue
West Morris Street
Clifford Anderson
North Gale Street
Parker Avenue
Tom Giroff
North Warman
F. H. Taylor
Thirty-second Street
St. Clair Street
Capitol Avenue
E. L. Cothrell
Fall Creek Boulevard
Market
Delaware
Erwin Rutan
School Street
Pilsudski Becomes Polish Premier in Night Oath
Marshal Josef Pilsudski was sworn in as Polish premier, replacing Colonel Valerian Slawek, at a night ceremony in the government building. The new cabinet also took the oath.
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United Press
Warsaw
Poland
Josef Pilsudski
Valerian Slawek
Freshman Courses Tailor Made at Butler University
Butler University will pre arrange freshman schedules this fall under a new tailor made program announced by registrar Miss Sarah Cotton. The plan aims to meet graduation requirements while placing students in classes suited to their chosen course of study. Dr. Gino Ratti leads language department reform, splitting courses into reading conversation and writing branches.
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Butler University
Sarah Cotton
Gino Ratti
California voters weigh prohibition in gubernatorial primary
California citizens cast ballots in a Republican primary with over a million voters. Leading contenders include Governor C C Young James Rolph and Byron Fitts as well as Clara Shortridge Foltz and Milton K Young. Upton Sinclair seeks socialist nomination while Young holds Democratic alignment on GOP ballot.
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United Press
San Francisco
California
Mooney- Billings
C. C. Young
James Rolph
Byron Fitts
Los Angeles
Monkey Pole Sitter Escapes at Riverside Park Becomes Perch Story
Happy Times the baby monkey at Riverside park escaped Monday over peanut crop disgust. He shinnied the skating rink flag pole where Jack Mooney assistant park manager tracked and corraled him. Mooney received a scratched hand as a souvenir.
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Riverside Park
Indianapolis
Jack Mooney
Happy
Mooney
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