Lindbergh Returns to Paris Before Departure Home
Capt Charles A Lindbergh lands at Le Bourget Paris after a London to Paris flight in about two hours and twenty minutes He will board the U S Memphis at Cherbourg for the voyage back to the United States Budding Paris ceremonies and gifts await him as he prepares to depart for Cherbourg amid fog delays and praise from French airmen and officials
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Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cherbourg
U. S
Memphis
United States
LeBourget Field
London
Channel
Lindbergh
Lympne
Kent
Kenley Airdrome
Pives
F Nnel
le Bourget
Royal Air Force
Folkestone
Coon
Perradberghee
England
Ens
New York
Paria
Lindergh
Landbergh
le Bourget Field
State Tax Board Hearing Notices for Indiana 1927
County taxpayers are notified of a public hearing by the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners at the county courthouse on a Tuesday in July 1927 at 10 oclock. The hearing seeks information to adjust true cash value of real estate for 1927 across townships cities and towns as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Harvey
Board of Tax Commissioners of
Indiana
Court House
Mays
Corn Prices Jump 35 Cents in Six Weeks
Lebanon elevators pay 87 cents for No 6 and 80 cents for No 4 corn, up about 35 cents from late April. Continued rain and possible crop shortages trigger frenzied buying as Chicago corn pit surges, with daily quotes from Boone Grain & Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Boone Grain & Supply Company
Wheart
Chicago
Free tuberculosis clinic set for June in Boone County
The first free TB clinic of the year will be held Thursday June 16 in the Red Cross office in the courthouse under the Boone County Tuberculosis Association. Byron L. Jones, president, announced the event and noted Dr J F Brggall of Indianapolis will oversee the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Court House
Boone County Tuberculosis Association
Byron L. Jones
J. F. Brggall
Indianapolis
Congress Urged to Act on Flood Control
Chicago June 3 The Mississippi flood threat must be controlled with plans ready for the next session of Congress Secretary of War Davis told the flood congress He is considered the President’s spokesman on flood control Emphasizing urgency he urged prompt data collection and no unnecessary delays The emergency has three phases rescue and relief rehabilitation and measures to prevent future disasters
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Chicago
Congress
Dwight
Davis
Flood Congress
Coolidge
Secretary of War
Sheridan Man Sees Oklahoma Bank Robbery
Frank Griffith of near Sheridan witnessed a daylight bank robbery in a nearby Oklahoma city. The bandits killed the town marshal after taunting the crowd for about thirty minutes, then seized the loot and escaped. Griffith compared the method to Jesse James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Griffith
Sheridan
Tulsa
Okla
Griffith
Jesse James
No Charges After Fatal Ring Bout in Kansas City
A lightweight boxer known as Bam my anne from Teanewata died in a ring clash with Steve Adams after Mandell delivered several hard rights and body blows. An investigation found the death caused by a broken neck and county attorney Arthur J stated no intervening factors.
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Kansas City
Niy
Bammy Anne
Teanewata
Steve Adam Adams
Mandell
Adams
Arthur J
Storms and floods kill 47 in Kentucky southeast
Severe storms and floods across southeastern Kentucky have claimed 47 lives, with the death toll expected to rise as details arrive. Letcher Johnson Joy and Magoffin counties bore the brunt, with Paintsville and Roxana reporting fatalities. Refugees gather in Hazard as funds and supplies run short amid fears of typhoid and rationing. Local officials appeal for food, clothing, and medical aid as Red Cross relief efforts begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
State Board of Health
A. T. McCormack
Letcher
Johnson
Joy
Magoffin
Big Sandy
Licking
Paintsville
Roxana
Health Board
Letcher County
Ernest Fulkner
Fulk- Nery Beeee
Plans Probe in Stephenson Case
Indianapolis June 3 The board of charities will conduct a thorough investigation into charges by D C Stephenson former Klan official now serving a life sentence at Michigan City state prison that he has been mistreated by prison officials and denied the right to confer with his attorneys The probe was decided after a closed meeting last night with a petition discussed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Board of Charities
D. C. Stephenson
Michigan City State Prison
Plastiras halts Greek revolt with officer backing
Athens reports Gen. Plastiras issued a resolution urging republican army officers to refrain from political interference. He appealed at government request and warned that military meddling would harm Greek vital interests. Officers largely supported him and pledged loyalty to the government.
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Athens
Plastiras
Plaskas
Picture Series Al Me Ends Sunday
Centenary Methodist Church hosts the last World Service picture series titled The Negro in a Bagel, South revealing rural Black life and church progress. The event includes Burleigh spirituals Deep River Go Down Moses Were You There sung by the choir and organ by Mrs Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Service
Centenary Methodist Church
South
Burleigh
Moses
Marion College Grants Seventy Six Graduates This Year
Marion Ind June 8 Seventy five students were graduated from Marion college this year according to announcements by college officials after the final commencements yesterday The program included two commencements the academy and the Bible school for the day long ceremonies at the Marion campus
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Marion
Ind
Marion College
Academy
Bible School
Bigger Tax Gut
Washington discusses hope for a larger tax cut than the $300,000 advocated by Senator David Reed of Pennsylvania. The report notes momentum in favor of a more substantial reduction, reflecting ongoing budget debates and legislative maneuvering in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
David Reed
Rep. Pa
Wife Visits Gray in Sing Sing Death House
New York June 8 Mrs Isabel Gray wife of Henry Judd Gray the murderer of Albert Snyder visited him in Sing Sing death house in a cold unemotional meeting. A guard said the talk was not disclosed and the couple spoke for about an hour separated by a mesh screen.
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Gray
Sing Sing
New York
Isabel, Gray
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Frank T. Brundage
Norfolk, Conn
Brundage
Supreme Court
Frank L. Young
White Plains
King George Celebrates 62nd Birthday Across Britain
London reports a nationwide birthday homage as royal salutes boom in the capital and Union Jack and Royal Standard fly over public buildings. Attendants and officials greet King George with ceremonies and visits as Britain marks his 62nd birthday across government and nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George
British Empire
London
United Kingdom
George
Thentry
Wanted Boys For Paper Routes At Reporter Office
Help wanted notice seeks boys between 12 and 14 to carry paper routes. Applicants should be energetic and ambitious. Apply at the rear of the Reporter office with circulation manager.
Indiana Retail Dry Goods Assoc convention at Lake Wawasee
The Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association to meet at the South Shore Inn Lake Wawasee on June 8 and 9. Four national speakers from New York City Hart Co and the National Cash Register Co will discuss merchandising, group buying, and retail best practices. The event focuses on dealers in dry goods and ready to wear with round table discussions on business topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association
South Shore Inn
Lake Wawasee
Jane
Lew Hahn
National Retail Goods Association of
New York City
W. L. Ware
Hart Co
Thes
Harry L. LaTowsky
National Cash Gister Co
J. H. Hucson
Walker's Guernseys Post High May Milk Averages
Fred Walker's grade Guernseys averaged 914 pounds of milk and 43.2 pounds of butterfat in June per O Holliday, Lafayette, tester for the Boone County Cow Testing Association. Twelve cows milking, two dry, Brookie led with 1560 pounds of milk and 81.1 pounds butterfat. A two year old produced 1140 pounds milk and 61.3 pounds butterfat in four weeks. Walker feeds 800 pounds corn 400 oats 100 oil meal 100 cottonseed, at one pound per three pounds of milk.
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Fred Walker
O. Holliday
Lafayette
Boone County Cow Testing Association
Walker
Brookie
Bootlegger arrest prompts City Court bond and a lazy husband sentence
In Indianapolis a bootlegger faces arraignment with a $5,000 bond as City Court weighs cases. Mayor Tauer issues harsh penalties including fines for a drunken motorist and a wife desertion charge. Emmett Scott of Marion Township receives the maximum six months at the state penal farm for failure to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Paul O. Tauer
Emmett Scott
Marion Township
Tauer
Scott
First Shakeup in Prom Machine in Washington
Washington June 8 The first major shakeup in the federal prohibition apparatus since Dr James M Doran became prohibition commissioner occurred as Alf Ostadel California succeeded James E Jones as deputy dry commissioner Ostedal will lead all administrative work of the bureau He takes over as three prohibition districts are reorganized with three field supervisors balancing administration and city headquarters Maurice Campbell named one supervisor for prohibition region north of the continued One)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James M. Doran
Alf Ostadel
California
James E. Jones
Oftedal
Pacific Coast
Maurice Campbell
Home for ex slaves proposed in old south project
A Arkansas note describes plans to establish a home for ex slaves born before the Civil War. It proposes an Oklahoma City annex to the National Negro Or pel and Old Folks' Home, with up to 700 residents to start on a ten acre site funded by a $75,000 nucleus. Surveys would count surviving ex slaves in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas to gauge need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayetteville
Ark
Oklahoma City
South
Middle West
Old South
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Boones County Night Evening Schedule and Wedding Event
A June 4 community program lists doors opening at 6:00 p m with a Cain Sisters duet at 7:00 p m and a 7:30 p m Discovery Can. Participants may sing play or act for prizes. Cait Sisters perform at 8:00 p m and the wedding party assembles at 8:30 p m. Public wedding details and a 9:15 p m Akers Starr Music Co demonstration follow, with Pirates 10 piece Band at 9:25 p m and a farewell Cain Sisters number at 9:45 p m. Exhibitors award gifts at 10:00 p m and a free dance with Conl ietti serpentine dances caps closes at 10:15 p m.
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Cain Sisters
Discovery
Cait Sisters
Akers Starr Music Co
Pirates
Greater Lebanon Trades Exposition Reopens After Weather Delay
The Greater Lebanon Industrial Exposition and Show, delayed by bad weather, will reopen tonight in the big tent on East Washington Street. Boone Night will be observed Saturday as the fair closes. Despite rain, exhibitors remain committed, with plans for extended displays and entertainment, as noted by the event director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Lebanon
Ea Wasnington Street
Boone
Ae of Commerce
Mr. I
Bec
Golf tournament set at Ulen Ge Club
The second golf tournament of the season is planned for the afternoon at the Ulen Ge Club. It will be a foursomes event over holes, decided by scores, with two prizes and no entrance fee. Members are divided into low and high divisions for competition.
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Ulen Ge Club
Weit Ors Soerom
Handley
Ndscape
Celebrates Her 1908 Birthday Anniversary
In Greensburg a local resident marked her 1908 birthday anniversary while guests gathered at the inn. Ill effects were noted today from an unspecified incident as assistance and concern spread.
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Annivers
Greensburg
Inn
Anna
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