List of Teachers for September Term Announced
Supt. Paul Van Riper released the 1027 28 staffing list for Lebanon City Schools. Several former teachers return from leaves of absence, two new grade teachers hired, and changes noted in Junior High and high school staff. Mrs Keith Cox fills in for Miss Evelyn Giffin in the high school. All principals retained, Mrs Lawrence Kersey reappointed as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsag
Lebanon
Paul van’ Riper
Ruth Campbell
University Iscongin
Kenneth Overstreet
E. S. Stanwell
M W. Burkett
Science
Cox
Keith Cox
Evelyn Giffin
Esas
Es Bui
Bucce
Merle Ahen
Lillian Witt
Harney
Slaying of Children Trial in Porter Court
Walter A. Scholl faced a jury in Porter circuit court over the June trial for killing his two children Donald six and Ivan eight in Gary Indiana. The case included a confession and testimony about plans to abduct and harm the children. Scholl pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. a witness testified to his mental state.
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Eres
Ind
Walter A. Scholl
Porter Circuit Court
Donald
Garyian
PS Scholl
Oto the
Ghucon Behl
Piasharess
Scholl
Bible Class Series Organized in Theene Building Hall
Joe Saunder of Indianapolis and C C McMains arrange a Bible class series at 7:30 p m in the Boy Scout hall Theene Building Lectures will feature different speakers and discuss Bible topics that have divided Christians for centuries The group aims to study important topics in an independent creed free setting and hopes to form an independent Bible school with systematic study of key subjects
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Joe Saunder
Indianapolis
C. C. McMains
Sam Miings
Boy Scout Hall
Ene
Twenty Four In The One Ball Two Some Tournament
Twenty four golfers entered a one ball two some event at Alen Country Club yesterday afternoon. Players went out in six four-somes with nine holes deciding the contest. L. J. Akerman and Robert Smith won with 47. James R. McCann and Dr Delaskie Smith were second with 48. Both winners belonged to the same four-some. The event drew strong interest and there was no entrance fee. Two prizes of BK balls were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen Country Club
L. J. Akerman
Robert Smith
James R. McCann
Kiwanis Clubs Reach 1 640 Cities in U S and Canada
Memphis dispatch reports Kiwanis international secretary Fred C W Parker announced at the eleventh convention that there are 1 640 clubs in principal U S and Canadian cities with 100 160 members. Since the 1926 Montreal Convention 110 new clubs were formed and members from those clubs added 3 755 to total membership. Parker highlighted two major year achievements to applause.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kiwanis
United States
Canada
Fred C. W. Parker
Chicago
Inter
Montreal
Parker
Kiwanians
Lindbergh Praises Rival Fliers On Record Flight
Captain Charles Lindbergh aboard the U S S Memphis en route to Washington praised rivals Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine for nearing his non stop distance record. The trio passed within a few miles of the Memphis cruiser but did not beat the record.
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Memphis
Washington
Charles Lindebergh
Clarence, Chamberlin
Charles Vine
Lindbergh
Memphis Peetanrus
Pightec Rom
Hampshire brood sow farrows eighteen pigs on farm
A Hampshire brood sow belonging to Elmer Wines farrowed 18 pigs on Colpeland Nease road. Three other sows may bring the total to 48 pigs. Average cost noted was $2 per pig.
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Hampshire
Elmer Wines
Colpeland- Nease ‘Road
Wines
Fire Called On Joe Bol Event Ends In Me Ulee Saturday
A fire crew was called to an incident described as occurring Saturday evening. The blaze reportedly started in an awale and was believed to have been caused by a lighted coal thrown from an upathits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bol
Local man charged in theft case with unclear details
Fragmentary OCR text references a man named Cannon and a person named Kath amid mentions of loot and property tied to William Prive, but the details are unreadable and no clear action or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree B. Cannon
Satinger Kath
William
Prive
Lindbergh Attends Services Aboard Columbia Near Lindy At Sea
Capt Charles A Lindbergh returns to the United States after two weeks in Europe aboard the cruiser Memphis. He attends brief religious services and hears wireless reports of the Columbia monoplane’s progress toward home. The ship sails at 23 knots despite a 30 knot wind.
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Ede
Charles A. Lind
United Siaies
Europe
Columbia
Atlantic
Memphis
Mauretania
Bellanca
Lindbergh
Admiral Burrage
America
Lieut. K. M
Wainwright Taste Co versus Nickel Plate in $10000 claim
In Boone Circuit Court this morning the Wainwright Taste Company administrator of Edward Foland estate filed a $10000 damage suit against Nickel Plate Railroad. A jury was chosen and statements heard before noon recess. The case, set for three days, opened with record speech and evidence. Foland, Cicero resident, was killed. Judge John W. Hornay presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright Taste Company
Edward ¥. Foland
Nickel Plate Railroad
Boone Circuit Court
John W. Hornay
Foland
Cicero
Hamilton County
Earl Demott Charged With Reckless Driving
An affidavit in court today charges Earl Demott with reckless driving. Prosecutor reports indicate the case involves tangential details about the incident and the judge scheduled a hearing to determine next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Demott
Levine recounts successful but troubled Atlantic flight
Charles A. Levine, backer and passenger in the Bellanca’s trans Atlantic attempt, describes landing near Forst Prussia after a broken propeller. He notes they had water and one sandwich each, felt fine, and planned to reach Berlin to celebrate with beer and sausages. Confirming they are not tired, Levine praises the Bellanca’s Whirlwind engine and the single monoplane.
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Berlin
Bellanca
Forst
Prusais
Charles A. Levine
United Press Today
Levine
Cote da
United Press
Ansorge
Cottbus
Charibeeie
H Levineesi
Atlantic
Chamberlin
Rotary Convenes IWOSTEND Today in Peace Mission
The Rotary gathering at IWOSTEND centers on world wide peace and goodwill as its watchword. Attendees seek to promote international cooperation and service through broad participation and shared values in a widely attended event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Rotary
Supreme Court Convenes Final Term Session
Washington June 6 The Supreme Court opens its final session of the term at noon. Justices dispose of more than 900 of the 1150 cases docketed since last October and plan to clear many more in coming days as they adjourn to their homes for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wuss Supreme Court
Willis
Hower Taft
St. Lawrence
Van
Bowula
Jal
Judgment Entered Against Pennsylvania Railroad in Boone Court
Judgment for $100 and costs entered today in Boone Circuit Court by Judge John W. Hornaday. Case involves Ann Berne versus Pennsylvania Railroad Company for damages. Case originated via change of venue from Marion Superior Court.
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Costa
Boone Circuit Court
John W. Hornaday
Berne
Ann
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Merion Superior Court
Three Escape From Crawfordsville Jail
Crawfordsville Ind June 6 Leroy Eugle Carl Martin Lancaster and Lloyd Carter of Yeddo Ind escaped jail by sawing their way out. Authorities reported the breakout occurred after prisoners used improvised tools to cut through restraints and prison bars. Police launched a search for the four men with local and state agencies coordinating the manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
Ind
Leroy Eugle
Carl Martin
Lancaster
Lloyd Carter
Yeddo
Peace move alleged to end civil war in China
In Peking on June 6 Marshal Chang Tsuo Lin's spokesman said a definite peace move has begun. The plan appears to stem from a pact among Chang, Chiang Kai-Shek and Yen Shi-Shan. Chang would not oppose Sun Yat-Sen's principles but would oppose communism and the Extremist Cantonese faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chang Ts¢-Lin
Chang Tsoie
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Yen Shi-Shan
Shansi
Chang
Sun Yat-Sen
Hankow
Overlo ved We Bong to Berlin
Wylda Van De and Grace Nova are mentioned in a troubled scene as a plane incident creates misery and anxiety. Levine notes hours of waiting while Wylda Chamberlin endures her husband’s troubling exploits and an unexpected capture alters the tense situation.
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Jeep
Sige
Wylda van de
Grace Nova
Wylda Chamberlin
Grace
Two Killed in Crossing Crash Near Tipton Indiana
At Tipton Indiana June 6 a Union Traction streetcar collided with a wagon crossing near Tipton. The incident killed Mr and Mrs Roadruff and injured witnesses who said they failed to see the car approaching while returning to a family home.
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Tipton
Ind
Union Traction Pees Urban
Ings Sears
Unday
Roadruff
Mitton Vediey
Sabe
Witnones
Cate
Spa Dee
Pean Couey
Roe
Paul Roshig
President Cables Congratulations to Clarence Chamberlin
Washington June 6 President Coolidge sent a congratulatory cable to aviator Clarence Chamberlin for his New York Germany nonstop flight. The message praised the feat and safety and extended greetings to the German and American peoples. Kellogg and Davis also forwarded similar messages through the American Embassy in Berlin.
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Washington
Coolidge
Clarence Chamberlin
New York- Germany
America
Germany
Chamberlin
Berlin
Kellogg
War Davis
Woman Hurt When Packard Hits Post Northeast of Thorntown
Mrs. James W. Beckman was seriously injured about the head and face Sunday morning when the Packard sedan driven by her husband left the road and crashed into a post on the detour northeast of Thorntown. The crash also left Mr. Beckman with bruises while their niece Vernae was not injured.
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James W. Beckman
Thorntown
Backman
Bincennes
Heights
Elba Walter
Mes Ott
Dwyer and Cahiee Must Serve Two Year Federal Prison
Washington reports William Dwyer and Edward C Cahiee central to a Galion dollar New York liquor smuggling ring that bribed coast guard crews. The U S Supreme Court denied their appeals, confirming two year sentences under the Prohibition era law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Dwyer
Edward C. ‘Cahiee
New York
Coast Guard
Supreme
Judge Ben Lindsay Loses Appeal Case
Washington June 6 Judge Ben S Lindsay today lost his job on the bench of the juvenile court in effect and he faces further consequences from the appeal ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lindsey
Washington
Ben S. Lindsay
Yer
Four founders week sale boosts local store history
A long established South Leigh business marks founders week with a sale event. The note recalls the store opening thirty two years ago and highlights public bargains offered as part of the celebration.
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Apo
Phil Orty
Mississippi flood delays crop prospects in desolate sea
June 6 report from Wickebure Misa notes Mississippi farmers along flooded inland waterways fear for a cotton crop. Floodwaters recur from Helena to the gulf, raising tributaries, delaying planting. Heavy rains in the north keep waters high, dampening hopes for recovery and leaving plantation owners pessimistic.
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Wickebure
Misa
Oe Farmera
Mississippi
Helena
Gulf
Delitt
Wantian
Propeller Break Delays Arrivals in Berlin and Copenhagen
In a terse dispatch from Cottbus, Germany, Counselor DeWitt reports D Chamberlin and Levine arriving in Jane Columbia with a message about returning to Berlin Tuesday. Berlin June 6 notes indicate Chamberlin and Charlene’s attempt toward New York near Bertix board, with no injuries to Chamberlin.
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Cottbus
Germany
DeWitt Ciece
D. Chamberlin
Levine
Jane
Columbia
Berlin
Poole
Chamberlin
Charline
Grand Jury Hears Poisoning Case in Marion Court
A Marion grand jury met to consider a case involving suspected poisoning of Meyer Cox. The proceedings focused on evidence presented by authorities and potential charges related to the alleged crime at a Fairmount residence.
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Marion
Ind
Dune
Geant
Meyer Cox
Fairmount
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