Slayer Faces Suit in Victim's Kin's Behalf
Miss Marguerite Bumbaugh serving a Detroit prison term for the Niles Michigan slaying of Walter H Cook faces two damage suits totaling 60 000 The Niles City Bank administrator for the victim seeks 50 000 for widow and son and Thomas H Harrison an employee at the basket factory files a 10 000 action claiming a leg injury from a stray shot.
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South Sullen Sees Hope as Smith Fails in 10 Bar
In Houston on June 21, voters express bitterness toward Al Smith's Democratic nomination. Texans fear Smith is not fit for the White House, despite warm views of Hoover. Republicans highlight Hoover's international reputation and cabinet service as advantages over Smith.
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al Smith
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China Japan Tensions Threaten Manchuria Crisis
Foreign Editor William Philip Simms reports rising alarm over Japan and Nationalist China seizing Manchuria. Nationalists vow sovereignty while Japan demands a protectorate, citing treaty violations and strategic stakes in eastern Mongolia and 363000 square miles of Manchuria.
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Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Washington
China
Manchuria
Japan
Mongolia
Russia
Nanking
Korea
Formosa
Sakhalin
College Head on Tour I. J. Good Motoring to California
President I. J. Good of Indiana Central College travels with his family to California for the summer. He plans to attend the Interna
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Public notices and political notes from June 21 1928
A June 21 1928 Indianapolis item notes the National Sunday School convention at Kokomo with Mrs O B Dale and Louise Los Angeles mentioned. The piece discusses Paul G Snive secretary to the president and a critique of New York politics influencing Hoover support among southern and Democratic voters, with remarks on baseball rivalries and local views on party alignment.
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Insurance Pays After Lightning Kills Cow
Rushville Indiana June 21 Oscar Applegate, long time insured, finally collects a payout of 150 dollars after a lightning strike killed a cow. The incident highlights the long wait for claims despite decades of payments.
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Rushville
Ind
Oscar Applegate
Summer term enrollment at Indiana State Normal tops 2867
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 21 Indiana State Normal reports 2867 students enrolled for the summer term. Prof Frank R Higgins says at least 250 more may enroll by week end. Two year courses list 85 students four year 770 special 513 and postgraduate 99.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State Normal
Frank R. Higgins
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