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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1929

Page

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Not Guilty Plea Forces Return to Jail in City Court

Three defendants detained after failing to post $500 bail faced preliminary hearings before Mayor Paul O Tauer. Claude Schenck, charged with liquor sale, pled not guilty and will likely stand trial next week. William Summers and Russell Barton, charged with intoxication, also pled not guilty and were remanded to jail. Schenck arrested at home by Patrolman Gant with Chief Neal present.

Paul 0. Tauer Claude Schenck William Summers Russell Barton Gant Schenck Neal

Elected Avowes and Candidates for County Superintendent

Reported candidates for county superintendent races across Boone county townships include the current incumbent whose term expires in August, plus several candidates from Boone schools Whe Colfax schools and Michigantown HOON among others. The Boone Board comprises Republicans with Democrats opposing. salary listed at 2408 dollars for a four year term.

Boone’Com Sanpeé Boone Colfax Michigantown Errathi Boone Board Ofem Lon Robison Washington William Caldwell Cecil Weber Perry J. Walter Davis Perry Hancock William Hull Newton Brouley Ancence J. West Worth Township Elmer Stark Poncastiser Marion Tow . Anderson Clinton Elutes Lark Woody Sugar Creek

Fragmentary notes on theft and burglary case details

Disjointed OCR text outlines a theft and burglary case involving Coffman, Floyd, and Harold Doyle, with references to a six month jail sentence, a sheriff, Punamville, and a Beech Grove store. Mentions Indianapolis, Leban, and Beech Grove loot, but details are unclear.

Boone Coffman Floyd’s Harol Doyle B Farm Sandlin m Punamville Epi Indianapolis Lebanon

American Industrialization Visions for Russia The Plan

Detroit June 1 American industrialization of Russia and the spread of American farming methods are seen as realizable within years. Moritz Kahn of Albert Kahn Inc says a $4,000,000 tractor plant in Stalingrad near the Olga mouth could begin a five year program worth over $100,000,000 transforming Russian industry including iron and steel, machine tools, textiles, clothing, and building materials. The project envisions 40,000 tractors, 100,000 cars, and 10,000 three ton trucks annually with large opportunities for agricultural equipment adoption worldwide.

Detroit Russia Asia Moritz Kahn Albert Kahn, Inc Kahn Stalingrad Olga

Restoring of Old Hadrian Aqueduct Highlighted at Rotary

At the Ulen Country Club weekly luncheon G E Hines spoke on ancient and modern water works in Athens Greece detailing four years of Hadrian aqueduct restoration. The project expands capacity from four to six million and includes Marathon dam works with a mosaic marble faced dam.

Rotary Club Ulen G. E. Hines Ulen and Company Athens Greece Ines Tus Atticus Constantine the Great Julian Justinian Ulen and Company, International Contractors New York Lebanon Pirans Marathon Dam Rotary Frank McNutt Group 5 Crawfordaville Henry C. Alen Paul van Riper Shererianto Unda

Funeral in Lafayette for D W Byar

Mrs Emma Dougherty attended the funeral in Lafayette for D W Byar who died after a long illness of heart trouble. Mr Ryan, formerly a bond salesman, was well known in Lebanon gag circles. His wife was Miss Rachel Cohee of this city.

Emma Dougherty Lafayette D. W. Byar Ryan Lebanon Rachel Cohee

Frank Plunkett Severely Burned At Advance Gas Stop

Frank Plunkett of Advance suffered severe burns above the right hip and on both legs when his clothing caught fire as gasoline was poured into a Ford sedan at a Johnson garage. A group nearby stripped him of his burning clothes, saving him from worse harm. He was taken to his mother’s home for treatment.

Frank Stanley) Plunkett Advance Johnson Garage Plunkett Pennsylvania Ihanon Chester Broshar Broshar Plunett

U B Delegation Home From 3 Day Meeting

The First United Brethren church of Lebanon sent a group to the White River Branch Women's Missionary Societies convention at Clay City lasting three days. Delegates included Rev. I L Curts and wife Sylvia Hardesty Nellie Wilson Myrtle Etchison and C C Hunt. Hardesty spoke on distributing work among members. The 1980 convention will meet at Anderson First United Brethren church.

First United Brethren Church of Lebanon Women’s Missionary Societies of the White River

Mulberry Guest Miss Ethel Steckle Weekend Visitor

Miss Ethel Steckle of Mulberry is the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Deiser, enjoying hospitality and social time at their home.

Ethel Steckle of Mulberry Jacob Deiser

Miss Opal Wapacoet Visits Indianapolis Today

Local society note reports Miss Opal Wapacoet spending the day in Indianapolis engaging with community events and touring attractions.

Opal Wapacoet Indianapoli

Ruby Downing 80 Dies From Auto Crash Injuries

Mrs. Ruby Evans Downing 80 died in an Atlantic City hospital Friday night from injuries suffered in a Friday morning automobile accident. Parents Mr. and Mrs. James Evans of 611 West Main Street were notified. Survived by son Lyle four sisters and four brothers. Body to be brought to Lebanon for burial. funeral arrangements incomplete.

Ruby Evans Downing Atlantic City N. J James Evans West Main Street Downing Lyle Mary Alice Clovine Ruth Evans Basil Weaver Marcus Eugene Basil Harlan Evans Lebanon

Hunter Loses Gripping French Open Quarterfinal Match

Roland Garros Stadium June 1 Francis T. Hunter, the American star, was defeated by Jean Borotra in a grueling five set match. Borotra took the triumph 8-6 8-10 4-6 8-6 6-1 to reach the semi finals.

Roland Garros Stadium Auteuil Francis T. Hunter Jean Borotra Borotra

Confederate War Veterans Set Annual Reunion in Charlotte

Confederate War Veterans will convene the thirty-ninth reunion in Charlotte North Carolina from June 8 to 9 with 50 000 expected attendees. Colonel Edmond E Miles leads arrangements for housing reception and entertainment while Camp Goodwin mans the encampment in the city park. 1500 Boy Scouts will guard the grounds as tents and mock camp lines go up near the new auditorium armory for business meetings and a Jefferson Davis birthday tribute.

Charlotte N. C South Old North Edmond E. Miles Sons of Confederate Veterans A. T. Goodwin Elmore Ala Goodwin Fort Sumpter United States Jefferson Davis Caneoeree

Thorntown Set for Second Contest Against Lebanon

The Lebanon Indians aim for a second win over Thorntown at South Side Park on Sunday with Dickerson or Graham pitching. The opener on Memorial Day featured Lebanon edging Thorntown 5-4 as Gant, formerly of Thorntown, pitched all nine innings and struck out ten of his former teammates.

Lebanon

Diplomas Awarded For 94 At Local High School

Friday night the gym hosted graduation exercises for 94 seniors with two more to receive diplomas after summer school. The program featured an orchestra, invocaton by Rev J D Martin, songs by the girls glee club, a brief speech by Principal Tatlock, and remarks by Superintendent Van Riper and Dr Wendell Fugate on education and character.

J. D. Martin Moon Dear Tatlock Prchinet H. P. Ivey

Atlantic Flyers May Get Away On Sunday

Old Orchard Beach Maine June 1 fog and strong winds across the Atlantic trap the monoplanes Yellow Bird and Green Flash at the coast. Roger Sace a balance aday and crew stand by while pilots Assolant Lefevre delay two hours due to fog.

Atlantic Flyers Old Orchard Beach Grand Banks Thetlantic Jean Assolant One Lefevre

Bandits take payroll in Chicago robberies

Five armed bandits shot Policeman Robert McCormick and stole a $6,000 payroll from a bank to the Mutual Drug Company on West Harrison. McCormick wounded but not seriously. A bystander surrendering his car aided the escape. In a separate incident Conception Garcia, 28, died after resisting three bandits on the South Side. Another crew looted the home of John L Randolph, VP Franklin Railway Supply Co., of cash and jewelry worth $10,000.

Chicago Robert McCormick McCormic Mutual Drug Company West Harrison Street McCormick Conception Garcia Garcia John L. Randolph Franklin Railway Supply Co

May Face False Affidavit Charge

Frankfort Indiana June 1 Davey Goff of West Washington street was arrested on a charge of driving a car without a title certificate. He may be moved to Lebanon for possible false affidavit charges to obtain license plates. Bond posted at 100 dollars. hearing date pending. Boone county plates found on a Chevrolet coupe were reported as belonging to Bert Waterford. case to be investigated by Frank McCormick Gate motor policeman.

Frankfort Ind Davey Goff West Washington Street Goff Lebanon Boone County Bert Waterford Frank McCormick Gate Motor Policeman

We Will Win Class Presents Radio Program At Walnut Street

The Walnut Street Baptist church announces a 7 30 Sunday evening radio program from Station WWW in the church auditorium. The We Will Win class will perform special songs and numbers by members from the Old Union and churches. Rev Black, the pastor, will deliver a sermon titled Home.

We-Will-Win Walnut Street Baptist Church Old Union and Churches

Zionsville Riflemen Defeated in State Finals

In Indianapolis this week the Danville club beat Zionsville by eight points to win the state finals after surviving preliminary rounds with fourteen teams entered. The Zionsville club begins organizing for the 192? season with members Maynard Moore Voile Conrad Voile Mills Martin Smith and Adolphus Loder.

Danville Ind Ville Zionsville Club Indianapolis Zionsville c Maynard Moore Voile Conrad Voile Mills Martin Smith Adolphus Loder

Grazed Slayer of Three in Chicago Ends Life by Train

Ferdinand Preuss a 38 year old World War veteran in a three week drinking spree shot two policemen and a civilian and wounded three others before reportedly throwing himself before a Chicago Northwestern train near 4245 West Kinzie Street. Police suspect sobriety restored him to realize his acts and commit suicide moments before the train arrived at 8 50 a m. Thirty eight squads searched the city with orders to shoot on sight as investigators pursued the case.

Chicago Ferdinand Preuss Chicago and Northwestern W. Kinzie St Wisconsin Ferdinand Austin Preuss

IOAN OWENS 88 DEAD AT FRANKLIN

John R. Owens 88, former Lebanon city schools superintendent, died Friday at his son Fred Owens's Franklin home. Civil War veteran and long-time educator, he led several Indiana districts and served as Franklin city clerk. He was chaplain of Wadsworth Post when he died and survived by his wife and son.

John R. Owens Lebanon Fred Owens Franklin Owenss Indiana Caa Monticello Plainfield Oathport Gpgenwood Bartholomew County Hart

Principal Curtis Remains City High School Leader

Curtis continues as principal of City High School serving into his second month after John M. stepped down. the team has a history of success with multiple state titles and near misses across years, except for one setback.

Curtis Mm High School Ist John M Principe High School Fis

Unknown Brundwick Ga Oil Mystery Linked to Coffin Island

Fragmentary text from Brundwick Georgia hints at an oil secrecy matter on Coffin Island. The readable notes mention a town and possible spending on something unidentified, with garbled names or terms. No clear events, dates, or organizations are discernible.

Brundwick

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Chi King Peatures Syndicate, Inc Great Britain Geneva Vg Ahurt Uy Uy Yssia G. A. Hines Ulen Company Frank Plunkett U. B Ruby Downing Atlantic City, N. J Hunter Charlotte, N. C Thorntown Wheaton College Frankfort Man Zionsville Riflemen Ioan. Owens B. Owens Ibany Coffin
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