Twin City Day Rule in Local U S Reports
United Press reports that Minneapolis and St Paul liquor enforcement is run by local authorities with U S Attorney free to direct padlocking actions. Mrs Mable Walker Willebrandt says no involvement in Twin Cities padlock campaigns. Federal agents must have warrants to enter dwellings. homes differ from public places for searches. Padlocking under the Volstead act may last up to one year if liquor is proven sold.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Justice Department
United Press Today
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States Attorney
Mable Walker Willebrandt
Prohibition
Twin Cities
United States Sppreme Court
Battlefield Prayer Repeated At Service
The Rev. Thomas R. White led memorial services for fallen American soldiers in France. He repeated a closing prayer over bodies of heroes from many creeds, invoking grace mercy and peace from the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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Thomas R. White
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
France
Honey moon ends long fight to wed dancer
Frank Lloyd Wright and Olga Milanoff wed in Rancho Santa Fe and began a quiet honeymoon in San Diego amid a yearslong sensational romance. The former Mrs Wright broke into their apartment and destroyed furnishings and was arrested for destruction of property.
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United Press
San Diego
Cal
Frank Lloyd Wright
Olga Milanoff
Rancho Santa Fe
Local youths injured in Goshen hospitalized after Lake Wawasee crash
George W. Diver 19 of Indianapolis area is in serious condition at Goshen hospital after a Sunday automobile crash that killed Meritt Bushong 19 of Syracuse. Thomas Mahaffey Jr. 19 and Mahaffey’s nose injury also in Goshen hospital. Jack Drummond of Indianapolis was unhurt. Mahaffey and Drummond had been visiting the Diver family at Lake Wawasee.
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George W. Diver
George J. Diver
Pennsylvania St
Wabash College
Goshen, Ind
Meritt Bushong
Syracuse
Ind
Thomas Mahaffey, Jr
Thomas Mahaffey
Alabama St
Goshen Hospital
Jack Drummond
Indianapolis
Ma‘haffey
Drummond
Diver
Lake Wawasee
Veterans to Hold 45th Reunion of Indiana Persimmon Brigade
Civil War veterans from the 115th 116th 117th and 118th Indiana Volunteers will gather Sept. 5 at Ft. Friendly 512 N Illinois St for their forty fifth annual reunion. Officers include President Charles W Lindley Bloomingdale and Vice Presidents T C Cassel Samuel Denny Jonas Heacock John Flaherty with Secretary Mrs Grace S Hoffmeyer.
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Indiana Persimmon Brigade
Indiana
Ft. Friendly
Illinois St
East Tennessee
Persimmons
Charles W. Lindley
Bloomingdale
T. C. Cassel
Rossville
Samuel Denny
Roachdale
Jonas Heaco
Girls Escape Police After Seen at Vacant Dayton House
Two girls believed to have run away from Dayton homes fled a vacant house at 4719 Baltimore Ave after neighbors alerted police. Mrs. Allice West identified Lovetts Townsend, 18, and her younger sister as former residents of that address as authorities investigated.
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Dayton
Ohio
Baltimore Ave
Allice West
Lovetts Townsend
Bond bid row ends in Vigo County road denial
Vigo County commissioners failed to win approval from the State tax board to award the 131000 Joseph F St role road contract to their chosen bidder. Ulrich Adams of Clinton had the low bid at 113193.64, with John Shepard of Terre Haute next at 121978.08. Sullivan County urged Shepard over the Greencastle bidder, but the tax board denied the issue, preserving the low bid rule and denying the bond issue.
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Vigo County
State Tax Board
Joseph F. Strole
Ulrich & Adams
Clinton
John Shepard
Terre Haute
Shepherd
Sullivan County
Greencastle
Tax Board
Sullivan Commissioners
John Brown
Caught With Tires Suspect Arrested for Theft Allegations
In Anderson Indiana on August 27, police arrested Tom Anderson after finding him loading allegedly stolen tires onto his car. Neighbors R V White and Henry Fleming identified two tires each as stolen from their vehicles. Anderson faces a vagrancy charge. Miss Mabel Proctor and Gilbert Rascher won a marathon dance in Danville Indiana earning 1600 dollars and a new state record, with Lillian Ellison and Doyle Gayer placing second and Lorraine Younts and Thomas Miller third.
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Tom Anderson
Cornell Ave
R. V. White
Henry_Fleming
Garfield Pl
Anderson
Ind
Mabel Proctor
Gilbert Rascher
Danville
Indiana
Lillian Ellison
Doyle Gayer
Lorraine Younts
Thomas Miller
Marion
Three Die in Storm Near Omaha
Three residents of Elliott Iowa were killed when a severe rain hall and windstorm swept from near Omaha Sunday into southwestern Iowa. James H Jervic and his five year old son plus an infant son of George Smith died in home wreckage. more than thirty injured and fifteen homes damaged as rescue parties faced fallen trees and muddy roads to reach Elliott.
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Laited Presse
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Elliott
James H Jervic
George Smith
H. Flumsberg
Red Oak Express
Red Oak
Kokomo Lumberman Files Bankruptcy Petition
Kokomo man Willis B. Dye filing a voluntary bankruptcy in Federal Court as surviving partner of Thomas J. Dye & Son. He lists the firm’s assets at $189,888 and liabilities at $297,389, with personal figures of $60,973 assets and $12,648 liabilities. He served as chairman of the Republican State finance committee in 1924.
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Willis B. Dye
Kokomo Lumberman
Republican State Finance Committee
Thomas J. Dye & Son
Kokomo
Dye
Burglars Loot Two City Stores In Night Thefts
Taxi driver Ernest Lester reported seeing two men throw bricks through the Loot Grocery Store window at 1 am. No theft was found by Sergt. John Sheehan. Burglars entered B. F. Simmons Market on West Street Saturday night and carried out most of the stock.
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Ernest Lester
Washington St
Ed Almon
W. Twelfth St
John Sheehan
B. F. Simmons
N. West St
Crippled Woman Hurt Incity Falls at Home and on Street
Eddie McCarty suffered injuries Sunday after a stairway fall at his residence on North Alabama Street and was hospitalized. Ella J. Harvey, aged 50 of Cornell Avenue, was injured when her crutch slipped on the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Tenth Street, causing her to fall on the sidewalk.
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Eddie McCarty
Alabama St
Ella J. Harvey
Cornell Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Tenth St
Harvey
Negro flees with auto parts in Capitol Ave burglary
Merchant policeman reported seeing a man carrying auto parts from the Central Motor Parts Company basement at 421 North Capitol Avenue. He hopped on a bicycle and fled. Neighbor J R Learkamp, the manager, told police. About $200 worth of parts were stolen.
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Central Motor Parts Company
N. Capitol Ave
J. R. Learkamp
Car Hits and Run Injures Negro on City Corner
A hit and run occurred Sunday night when Henry O Bannion, 45, of 119 East Merrill Street, stepped from the curb at Ohio and West Streets and was struck by a car with a Kentucky plate, leaving him with a broken leg. Police also logged a burglary report at 330 North Fulton Street and a prowler incident at 1105 North Pennsylvania Street.
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Henry O’bannion
E. Merrill St
Ohio and
West Sts
Kentucky
Orpha Willey
Fulton St
Frank Sweigert
Pennsylvania St
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