Winters Mystery Deepens As Detective Visits City
Newcastle reports detective Robert Abel, who arrested Dir. W A Winters and associates, spent minutes in town but declined to speak. Money shortages stall further inquiry, while Mayor Watkins cautions no new funding until funds arrive.
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Newcastle
Robert Th. Able
W. A. Winters
Catherine Winters
Abel
Becuse
Watkins
Citizens Committees
Abel Hd
Maxwell
Ind
Cooper
Louis Wein
Wein
Indianapolis
Tie
Dr. Wintters
Winters
Watking
Walter R. Myers
Myers
Newcastle Courier
Roosevelt Married in Civil ceremony in Madrid
Whermit Roosevelt son of Col Theodore Roosevelt and Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of the American ambassador to Spain were civilly married at the police chief's office in Madrid. The Buena Vista magistrate officiated as preparations for a religious ceremony the next day drew big crowds and police kept onlookers and newsreel teams at a distance. The UPI report notes King Alfonso's envoy Duque De Alba attended and Col Roosevelt and Ambassador Willard joined the couple after the ceremony for an afternoon excursion to Toledo.
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United Press
Madrid
Spain
Alfonso
Duque de Alba
Senor Osma Y Scull
Col
Roosevelt
Willard
Toledo
Lebanon Herald vacation reminder for readers
June July and August are vacation months. Take the Herald with you to stay in touch with local happenings while away from home. Leave your order before leaving the city.
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the Herald
Hap
Penings
Marriage License Issued to William Stew art and Elizabeth Endres
James Gardner issued a marriage license Wednesday to William R. Stew art, 25, and Elizabeth Endres, 23.
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James Gardner
William R. Stewart
Elizabeth Endres
Work of Children's Board Is Reviewed in Lebanon
Dr. Wirk Wilde Robbins presides over a Boone county board of guardians whose recent conference with state agent John A. Brown led to a shared statement on duties and powers. The local board, appointed by Judge W. H. Parr, serves without pay and aims to improve conditions for needy children while detailing supervision scope and penalties for contributing to delinquency.
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Dr. Robbins
State Board of Charities
Board of Children’s Guardians
Children’s Guardians
Brown
Wirk Wilde Robbins
W. He. Parr
Pr. Robbins
Greencastle
Marc. Geo. W. Comey
John W. Jones
William Means
A. A. McCaslin
Ben F. Mckay
Robbins
Childrens Parudians
Boone County
Herald
Children's Board
Governor considers moving IU campus over Bloomington water crisis
Governor Ralston said he may seek legislative action to relocate the State University from Bloomington if the city does not address a looming water famine threatening students. He urged Bloomington citizens to recognize the serious consequences and questioned their denial of the water problem.
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Ralston
University
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Ralstoon
State University
Bloomington
Drilling for Oil Near Darlington Advances
The Darlington Petroleum Company led by R. P. Cunningham Spur geon Cunningham and Mrs. Cornelia C Welty is drilling on the Craig farm southwest of Darlington. They have reached 200 feet and expect to drill to 2,000 feet to determine potential resources.
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Craig Farm
Darlington
Darlington Petroleum Company
R. P. Cunningham
Spurgeon Cunningham
Cornelia C. Welty
Property Transfers and Parcel Details Seem Fragmented
The notes list transfers involving Levi G. Hicks to Morris Ritchy on Isl and 3 0, BP, Lebanon 23550, and Charlies McAlma A Layton to Geo T Earhart for lots 5 and 6, Wilson add, with Lebanon anon valued at $1500.
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Levi G. Hicks
Morris Ritchy
Island
Lebanon
Charlies McAlma A. Layton
Geo. T. Earhart
Wilson
Playground debate meets plans for Lebanon theatre move
The Colonial Theatre in Lebanon will relocate to a new two story brick and steel structure on Second River Road featuring a 4442 by 122 foot auditorium, an office, and a five room apartment. The project, let to L W Puller for 6500, includes fat men seats, four exits, cement inclined floors, rest rooms, typhoon ventilation, hot water heat, an orchestra pit for a pipe organ, and a Savings & Loan office with a five room apartment above. Construction targets September seventh with remodeling of the current Henderson Monument Co. site.
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Colonial Theatre
Second River
Wirt
Rural Savings & Loan Nashling
Gentral
L. W. Puller
J. Fe. Stine
Public Square
Ani
O the Tater
Fat Men's
Lebanon
Loan Co
the Savings & Loan Company
Henderson Monument Co
Stewart Endres Wedding Sealed at St Joseph Church
The marriage of Ralph Stewart and Elizabeth Endres was solemnized at 9:30 this morning in St Joseph Catholic Church by Rev. J F Connelly. Theo Endres served as best man and Mary Endres as bridesmaid. Out of town guests included Mrs Tillie McNealis Mrs Julia Streff and Fred Endres of Loda. The couple will reside in a new bungalow on Esplanade Street.
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Ralph Stewart
Elizabeth Endres
St. Joseph Catholic Church
J. F. Connelly
Theo. Endres
Mary Endres
Tillie McNealis
Julia Streff
Fred Endres
Loda
Bungalo
Esplanade St
Men Attend Lyons Meetings in Kokomo and Are Impressed
Delegates traveling from here to Kokomo report Evangelist Lyons as a great organizer. By the third week the meetings claim 500 conversions with 22 and 70 converts on recent evenings. Last night marked G A R night in a tabernacle that drew about three thousand attendees.
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Lyon
Kokomo
Isvangelist
Lyons
Walters seeks pardon in sensational auto theft case
Governor Ralston sent the Walters petition to the pardon board for June 22. Walters, jailed after stealing Victor Thornburg's auto, claims temporary insanity but now says he is sane. He drove 150 miles, bound the chauffeur, and tried to sell the car, drawing broad statewide attention.
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Indianapolis
Ralston
Paul W. Walters
Jay Co
Victor Thornburg
Union City
Pardon Board
Walters
Supreme Court
Walter
Bloomington
North Dakota
Thornburg
Vacation Bible School Ends with Special Lecture
Central Christian church closes its Vacation Bible School tomorrow after serving over 45 pupils. A special program features an illustrated lecture "The Children's Christ" by Rev. Ward using a stereopticon with 75 slides. Doors open for an hour at 9 o'clock in the cool basement lecture room for children and parents.
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Central Christian Church
Ward
Roof Camp Atop 22-Story Philadelphia Hotel Delights Guests
A new outdoor trend has campers sleeping on the roof of a 22-story Philadelphia hotel. The elevated camp uses electric lights, hotel furnishings, and a full staff attends to guests, making it a popular attraction.
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Philadelphia
Train Smashes Auto Kills Three in Omaha Crash
Three people die and one is fatally injured when a Northern Pacific passenger car collides with an automobile carrying four near Omaha. The deceased are Oscar Krug of St. Louis and Carl Behr of Omaha. two women in the auto are unidentified. Wabash College commencement begins Sunday with Vice President Marshall as guest of honor and President McIntosh delivering the baccalaureate.
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Omaha
Northern Pacific
Oscar Krug
St. Louis
Carl Behr
Wabash College
Marshall
McIntosh
Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Francis
California
Optimism Sweeps Los Angeles With Prosperity Week
A Los Angeles optimism movement declares prosperity week starting Monday with dollar day. The plan includes smiling on every article and a Sunday message from pulpits, while officials stress confidence, hopeful thinking, and youth involvement as keys to broader fortunes.
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Los Angeles
California
Lebanon
H. G. Norwood
Mrs. Rena Ronk Dead at Ladoga Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs. Rena Ronk, formerly Miss Rena Pressly of Ladoga, died yesterday after an illness since a fall operation at Indianapolis Methodist hospital. She leaves her husband Arthur Ronk and five children. Funeral will be held at her Ladoga home tomorrow with friends from here traveling to Morgan county for the service.
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Mort Stephenson
Arthur Ronk
Ladoga
Ronk
Rena Pressly
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Mr. Ronk
Lebanon
Michigan City Men Arrested for Violating Fisheries Laws
Three Michigan City men were arrested on Wednesday and charged with violating fish and game laws after using a seine in a pond near the area. Authorities allege illegal nets and potential overfishing.
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Michigan City
Wilson optimistic in regard to labor stimulation plans
Secretary of Labor Wilson discussed plans to satisfy jobless Americans by boosting wheat harvest labor. He cited demand for over 80,000 workers and proposed railroad excursions to wheat fields to offer Eastern and Midwestern workers rural work with pay, aiming to revive iron, mining, and textile sectors.
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Wilson
East
Middle West
Wisconsin Commencement Activities Begin at University
Madison June 11. Commencement exercises at the University of Wisconsin start tonight with a law class address by Dr. A S Root of Oberlin College. The baccalaureate sermon is by Dr J A McDonald of Toronto. The ivy planting and class events proceed through June 17 when degrees are conferred by President Tan Hiso at Armory Hall.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
Uiversity of Wisconsin
A. S. Root
Oberlin College
J. A. McDonald
Toronto
Canada
Armory Hall
Tan Hiso
Phases of Civil Service Convention Opens in Pueblo
The National Civil Service convention began in Pueblo and runs to Friday night with over 150 delegates. Noted speakers include Miss Jane Addams, Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, Miss Anna Nichols, Frank Gallagher, John T. Doyle, and Louis H. Van Ducsen.
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Pueblo
Deel
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kans
Anna Nichols
Cartoonist's Wife Dying After Joy Ride Crash
New York dispatch reports Mrs Bud Fisher, wife of the cartoonist, dying in hospital after an early morning automobile crash tied to a joy ride. Fisher declined to comment beyond confirming the tragedy. Boone Circuit Court records reveal three new cases including Witt and Means vs Hooton on note and Geddes-Brown Shoe Co. vs Chambers on account.
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New York
Bud Fisher
Lawrence Lamb
Feldham
Fisher
Boone Circuit Court
Thos. E. Witt
William Means
John Hooton
Geddes-Brown Shoe Co
Lemuel Chambers
J. W. Shelby
Orie Swope
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Kansas
Nebraska
Jack
L. W. Fuller
Stewart-Endres
Cal
Rena Ronk
Keith Cox
Morgan County
Lebanon, Ind
United States
Washington
Sec
Wisconsin
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