Capone Indicted in Tax Evasion Case in Chicago
Chicago dated report states Al Capone was indicted by a federal grand jury on 23 counts for income tax evasion spanning 1925 to 1929. The government cited $915 552.95 in illicit profits and $182 591.24 in taxes owed. Team members and associates faced concurrent pleas and sentences while Capone reportedly negotiates through his attorney.
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Chicago
Scarface
Capone
Federal Grand Jury
William F. Waugh
Alphonse Capone
Alphonse Brown
al Capone
al Brown
Brown
Ralph
Frank Nitti
Jack Guzik
Sath Guzik
Jack
Louis Lipscheutz
Frankie Lake
Terry Druggan
A. P.madden
Internal Revenue Department
United Press
Fascists Slow in Replying to Pope in Rome Clash
Rome June 5 A truce in the Vatican Mussolini dispute held today as Pope Pius XI pressed for formal deprecation of anti church incidents. The Holy See awaited replies to notes asking why demonstrations in Rome and elsewhere were not suppressed. Diplomatic talks continued to avert renewed violence while an attack by Fascist youths near Vatican City angered the Pope who vowed to pray in churches or catacombs if pressed from his home.
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Rome
Holy See
Pius XI
Vatican
United Press
Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Vatican An
Pius
Dino Grandi
Benito Mussolini
National C of C Ends Convention in Indiana
French Lick Ind June 5 Fee grabbing in receiverships held to a minimum in Indiana by State Chamber of Commerce action. John B Fredrick president urged delegates from nearly every state and Canada to adopt similar steps. Indiana Chamber credited as lifeline for industries in receivership and asked courts to ignore politics in appointing receivers. Next convention set for April 25 28 in Richmond Virginia concurrent with Governors Conference. Officers elected were President Sna fanton Hill of the Ohio chamber and secretary Hodges of Rich.
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French Lick
Ind
Indiana
State Chamber of Commerce
John B. Fredrick
National Organization
Union
Canada
Fredrick
Man falls from tree holding bee swarm in Indiana town
While trying to hire a swarm of bees Tuesday, Harry Daughert fell twenty feet from a tree and was knocked unconscious. He broke several ribs, and bees settled on his head, delaying access for relatives for about a half hour. The net over his head was bleeding but he was not stung. The Zionsville Times reports the incident.
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Harry Daugherti
Zionsville Times
Barn Near Pittsboro Destroyed by Fire
Lightning struck the Edward Pope farm northeast of Pittsboro Thursday night around 6 30 burning a barn. Loss estimated at 1200 dollars. Pope had just milked cows and freed horses as flames drove him out. No livestock lost. grain hay and tools destroyed. Partial insurance coverage by Continental Insurance Company with J W Jones and Son.
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Edward Pope
Pittsboro
Pope
Armour Wins British Open at Carnoustie with 296 total
Tommy Armour of Detroit captured the British Open Championship at Carnoustie Scotland finishing with a 296 aggregate. He posted a 71 in the final round and held off Jose Jurado of Argentina as bids for the title continued. The United States thus held the Open title again, continuing a streak lasting since 1923.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Tommy Armour
Detroit
United States
A.G. Havers
Armour
Jose Jurado
Argen
Local Scouts Invited to Hoover Ceremony Parade
Local scouts invited to participate in a Hoover birthday parade in Indianapolis on Monday June 15. L C Borden deputy executive for Boone County Boy Scout organization extended the invitation for Lebanon Scouts. Number of local participants not yet fixed but a group likely will attend.
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L. C. Borden
Boone County Boy Scout Organization
Lebanon
Hoover
Indianapolis
Nautilus Begins Arctic Voyage Into Icy Waters
The submarine Nautilus starts from Provincetown on a voyage with Sir Hubert Wilkins and eighteen crew toward Spitzbergen and the Arctic Circle. Commander MacMillan calls the expedition hazardous, and the craft will travel with coast guard escort to the Grand Banks before a solo oceanic trek toward Spitzbergen and the Pole.
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Provincetown
Mass
Atlantic
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Spitzbergen
Arctic Circle
Grand Banks
Coast Guard
Ponchartrain
Sloan Donanhower
U. 58. N
Sir Hubert
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
MacMillan
North Pole
Lieut. Donanhower
Wood End
New London
Conn
Nova Scotia
Pole
Children’s Day at Presbyterian Church Program Scheduled
The annual Children’s Day service will be next Sunday at 10:00 AM with a single service and no Sunday School. The Intermediate division will present the drama The End of the Winbow, as part of a miscellaneous program prepared by the Sunday School children. Details to be announced Saturday.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Carrier Purchases Home With Savings
John Chambers, a boy of fourteen, has saved about 600 dollars from weekly earnings of three to four dollars delivering the Lebanon Reporter and Indianapolis News. He used the money for a down payment on the Ben Scriffes home on Fordice street, his family renting until the loan is paid. The property will be titled in his name at Boone County courthouse.
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John Chambers
Lebanon
Indianapolis News
John
Johnny
Ben M. Scriffes
Fordice Street
Chambers
Boone Court House
Battery 10 Camp During Week End
Arrangements completed for all night drill by Battery C Lebanon unit of the 189th Field Artillery. Report at the Armory Saturday at 1 PM. permission notes required. Camp site set at old Brenton farm Hopewell. tents to be pitched and camp duties assigned. Sunday includes instruction on target notice map work and draft principles.
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Lebanon
189Th Field Artillery
Indianapolis Avenue
John Edwards
Brenton Farm
Hopewell
Charles Oliver
Camp Knox
Armory Hall
Dornier DO-X DC-X Reach Fernando Noronha Island Brazil
The DC-X flying boat completed the first leg of its trans Atlantic cruise circling Fernando Noronha and landing at 12 10 a m local time after a 1 685 mile flight from Porto Praia Cape Verde Islands. It will proceed to Natal for re installation of equipment removed earlier to lighten the craft.
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Fernando
Porto Praia
Natal
Bolama
Portuguese West Africa
Lebanon Woman to Head Hoosier U8 W Auxiliar y
Mrs. Fred Spray of Lebanon will become president of the Indiana U S W W Auxiliaries at the Columbus encampment June 14 to 16. The event will feature separate camps and joint programs, with a large parade through Columbus planned by the executive committee.
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Eli Clampitt
Columbus
Fred Spray
Indiana
William Everson
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
American Legion
Eagles
Columbus Grange
Knights of Columbus
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Boys’ Club
Boy Scouts
Campfire Girls
U S W V Joint Outing Held in Frankfort Sunday
The Boone and Clinton county United Spanish War Veteran camps and auxiliaries hold an all day outing at T. P. A. Park Frankfort with a noon pitch-in dinner. L A Hendryx of Frankfort chairs arrangements. The first joint picnic started a 15 year tradition inspiring district outings statewide. The Boone Clinton outing moves to Lebanon next summer.
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Boone
Clinton County
T. P. A. Park
Frankfort
L. A. Hendryx
Lebanon
Father of Lebanon man dies at Flora
Flora June 5 John Clark 78 died suddenly at his Flora home Monday night about 9 30 p m from a heart attack He is survived by a daughter Mrs Harry Stamats of Flora three sons Maurice of Logansport Charles of Frankfort and Elmer of Lebanon Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Leiter funeral home with burial in Zion cemetery
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Flora
John Clark
Harry. Stamats
Maurice
Logansport
Charles
Frankfort
Elmer
Lebanon
Leiter
Zion Cemetery
Bandits Rob Bank at Delavan Ill in Hostage Cash Heist
Four bandits kidnapped Mrs Willis T Crabb wife of the County National Bank president in Delavan Illinois. They held Crabb and family overnight, looted 6200 dollars when the vault opened, and released Mrs Crabb near East Peoria about fifty miles away. Police caution followed as threats were made to harm her if alarms were raised.
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Delavan
Ill
Willis Tazewill Crabb
County National Bank
Crabb
East Peoria
First National
Lebanon resident Mrs Earl Campbell dies after long illness
Mrs Earl Campbell a Lebanon resident for life died today at noon at her North Meridian street home after a three month illness. Death was due to a complication of diseases. A full obituary and funeral arrangements will be provided Saturday. Charles Martin and Charles Richardson visited Vern and Mrs Martin. J M Thistlethwaite and wife of Sheridan plan to move to Milwaukee Wisconsin for employment reasons.
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Earl Campbell
Lebanon
North Meridian Street
J. M. Thistlethwaite
Sheridan
Milwaukee
Wis
Arizona Yaqui Indians May Lose Easter Passion Play
Arizona may lose one of its most colorful ceremonies as Yaqui Indians in the state seek amnesty to return to Sonora Mexico. Rep. Lewis W. Douglas urges cooperation to grant amnesty enabling return while Arizona risks losing the annual Easter Passion Play attracting thousands near Tuscan and Phoenix. The Yaquis in Arizona number about 1,500 and stay connected with Sonora chiefs by desert runners.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizzona
Sonora
Mexico
United States
Arizona
Jesus
Tuscan
Lewis W. Douglas
Democrat
Hotel clerk resists hold up. clerk shot in Aurora
In Aurora Illinois at 5 am three gunmen robbed the Marshall Hotel lobby. Clerk Leroy Rhodes 54 wrestled with a shotgun wielding bandit as racehorse trainer Thomas H Hall stood outside the cage. Rhodes was shot in the arm and abdomen but the intruders fled without loot.
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Aurora
Ill
Leroy Rhodes
Marshall Hotel
Rodes
Thomas H. Hall
San Angelo
Tex
Rhodes
Hall
Lindbergh Plans Round Trip Aerial Asia Visit
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and wife outline a round trip to China and Japan by air starting within weeks. They plan pontoons for over water jumps from North Beach airport and note Mrs Lindbergh will assist piloting. Routes include several over water legs with weather risk and no fixed return plan.
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United Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
State Department
China
Japan
Lindbergh
North Beach
Paris
Seattle
U. S
Union Service at First Baptist Church Next Sunday
Four downtown churches join in a Sunday evening union at First Baptist next Sunday. Rev. James D. Martin will preach on He learned to love and began to live. First Baptist choir will provide music as Lebanon and nearby residents attend each week at 7 30 p.m. duration about an hour.
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First Baptist Church
James D. Martin Wil
Contract Set for Stanley Farm Home
T. L. Malott and Hugh Dick are building a house on the Frank Dy Stanley farm four miles southwest of Sheridan. Mr. Inley from Coral Gables testified in Sheridan last week about the contract. A former house on the farm burned last spring. Mr. Stanley owns two farms in the same locality and usually spends a…
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T. L. Malott
Hugh Dick
Frank Dy Stanley
Sheridan
Mr. Inley
Coral Gables
Mr. Stanley
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National C. OF C
Continental Insurance Company
J. W Jones & Son
Presbyterian
Battery
Brazil
Hoosier U8. W. Auxiliary
Delavin, Ill
Charles Martin
Charles Richardson
Mrs
Vern Martin
Asia
J. D. Martin
Stanley Farm
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