Hoover Fails to Speed Up Naval Treaty Action
Washington June 6 President Hoover makes personal appeals to Senate leaders to ratify the London naval treaty before summer recess but finds little enthusiasm on Capitol Hill. Rising heat mirrors Senate urge to finish tariff bill and leave, while Hoover seeks Borah support amid mixed signals. Borah says treaty disposal timing uncertain but favors full facts before decision, with a plan to adjourn and await a special session, risking quorum questions without tariff progress.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Capitol Hill
Borah
White House
Hughes
Parker
Committee
of Foreign Relations
Mr. Hoover
Administration
Hot Weather Love Diet Suggested By Judge Cleveland
Hammond Indiana June 6 a Hammond Superior Court judge advises a hot weather love diet to curb summer matrimonial distress. Judge Clyde Cleveland urges affection but moderation warning wives not to demand what husbands cannot afford and to let wives shine in company.
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Hammond
Ind
Clyde Cleveland
Hammond Superior Court
Cleveland
Indiana
Pig knocks boy down on farm injuring teeth
Coleman Fisher son of Norman and Mrs Fisher was knocked down by a pig on his grandfather’s farm east of Sheri. His front teeth were pushed back and his tongue cut. A dentist examined him and found adjacent teeth loosened by the impact.
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Coleman Fisher
Norman Fisher
Pens Coleman
Sheri
Beer dripping through ceiling triggers police raid
In Indianapolis on June 6 a beauty parlor at 3006 Central Avenue reported a dark amber liquid dripping from the ceiling. Police raided the apartment above and seized 12 gallons of beer, 20 quarts of home brewed beer, and 150 empty bottles. Duvall Palmer of Sheridan was arrested on a blind tiger charge, claiming he was only a customer.
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Indianapolis
Central Avenue
Duvall Palmer
Sheridan
Harrison Rector Faces Trial Here
Harrison O. Rector, 41, a fugitive since May 7 when his car was found abandoned at a farm after a chicken theft attempt, was jailed in Boone county. Arrested by Lebanon officers in Lafayette while buying a used car, he will face Boone Circuit Court on auto banditry charges.
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Harrison O. Rector
Boone County
Lebanon
Lafayette
Frank McCromick
Rector
Boone
L. M. Sandlin
Patrakhan
Mike Quick
George Hayes
Hayes
Page Siz
Census report shows 7158 in prisons under prohibition
Washington reports Representative Bachmann presented a first complete census of prohibition prisoners. The tally shows 7158 people in state and federal penitentiaries with federal courts sending more violators to prison than states. Prohibition violations comprise 27 percent of federal inmates and 8 percent of state inmates.
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Washington
Bachman
West Virginia
House Today
Bachmann
Vacation Bible School Opens at Baptist Church
The Community Vacation Bible School sponsored by Lebanon churches begins next Monday at nine o clock in the Baptist church. It welcomes children aged four to twelve from Lebanon and nearby areas with no exclusion for age, offers paid family entrance to cover expenses, and features local teachers led by Rev. C A Metz. Leadership includes Mrs Willett Parr Jr, Mrs J C Darnall, and Mrs Bernard Honan, with other helpers from the high school, all aiming to combine enjoyment with learning.
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Community Vacation Bible School
Churches of Lebanon
Baptist Church
Lebanon
Willett Parr Jr
J.C. Darnall
Bernard Honan
C. A.metz
C. A. Metz
First Baptist Church
Woman Escapes Death When Auto Hits Train
Michigan City Indiana June 6 Mrs Harry L Crumpacker wife of the noted superior court judge here narrowly escaped serious injury when her automobile collided with a freight train at a crossing She suffered a sprained ankle and a leg cut while the car was demolished Mrs Norvin Franks in the car was cut above the eye needing twenty stitches
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Michigan City
Ind
Harry L. Crumpacker
Superior Court
Crumpacker
Norvin Franks
Pittsburgh to Found Child Guidance Center and Nursery School
Pittsburgh will establish a child guidance center with a guidance clinic and nursery school funded by a $168,000 grant from the Buhl Foundation over four years. The program, endorsed by national authorities, includes a laboratory and research center and involves The University of Pittsburgh and multiple welfare and educational partners.
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Pittsburgh
Buhl Foundation
University of Pittsburgh
Board of Education
Frick Training School
Falk Clinic
Children’s ‘Hospital
Pittsburgh Federation of Social Agencies
Pittsburgh and Allegheny Free Kindergarten Association
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pennsylvania College For Women
Eben Renatin
Lebanon Woman's Golf Club Plans All Day Invitational
At a weekly Ulen Country Club meeting the Lebanon Woman's Golf Club organized an invitational sectional tournament for June 26 open to women from Lafayette Frankfort Crawfordsville Kokomo and Indianapolis Highland Golf Club. Prizes luncheon committees and junior invitational next week were announced with a 9:30 start and 12:30 luncheon.
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Lebanon
Siess
Typhoid Cases Rise in Cherd Town Area Near Noblesville
Noblesville Ind June 6 Cherd a town of 1000 population near here has thirty cases of typhoid fever according to a report by O T Law representing the state board of health who has spent days there investigating conditions Law believes the infection stems from the milk supply at Cicero He issued an order requiring all Cicero residents to use pasteurized milk and boil any other milk sources tied to several victims in serious condition.
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Noblesville
Ind
Cherd
Here
O. T. Law
State Board of Health
Law
Cicero
Fossils Misunderstood Says Field Museum Associate Curator
Chicago June 6 Henry W Nichols associate curator of geology at the Field Museum of Natural History warns that many items brought as fossils are not fossils at all but simulacra such as waterworn pebbles slag or concretions. He notes mistaken identifications include axes hams turtle nests and even a fossil mollusk shell misread as a backbone.
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Chicago
Henry W. Nichols
Field Museum of Natural History
Nichols
Mueum
Summer School to Open Monday at Old High School
A six weeks summer session starts next Monday morning in the old high school building with Principal Thomas L. Christian and Miss Lillian Witt in charge. Special work begins at eight o'clock, with courses in mathematics, history, English and commercial subjects. The principal lists eighty six seniors eligible to graduate in 1931, who must meet grades. more names may join.
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Thomas L. Christian
Lillian Witt
Christian
Christian Said
Mary Allen
Rudell Apple
Vera
Tong warfare flares again in New York
New York June 6. A laundryman Louis Lee was found shot to death behind his Brooklyn shop. The city tally of tong fatalities over two days rises to three as gun violence continue.
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New York
Louis Lee
Brooklyn
Teeters to Testify in Cass Downer Hog Theft Trial
Earl Teeters, resident of Clinton County and inmate at Pendleton Reformatory, was moved to Boone County jail to await a potential call to testify in the Cass Downer hog theft case in Circuit Court. He is expected to be used as a state witness, possibly as soon as today.
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Earl Teeters
Clinton County
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Boone County
Frankfort
Cass Downer
Teeters
Katherine Jones Recognized for Nursing School Honor
Miss Katherine Jones spent Wednesday night in Indianapolis at the Methodist hospital Nurses Training school's commencement. She received fifteen dollars in gold from hospital staff for outstanding scholarship, practical work, and character, and a valuable gift from Dr. Kiser for achieving the highest class average of 99 percent.
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Katherine Jones
Indianapolis
The
Methodist Hospital
Miss Jones
Kiser
Isleton Fire Destroys Central Hotel in Delta Town
Isleton California was swept by flames as firefighters and volunteers saved the town after a central hotel blaze gutted the building a garage with several autos and two homes. Loss estimated at 125000. Isleton of about 3500 residents lies in the delta farming region forty miles from Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Cal
Isleton
Central Hotel
LesLie Qualifies As G. O. P. Pilot In Indiana
Indiana Governor Harry G Leslie takes command of the Republican state convention after the gathering in Indianapolis. His influence reshapes the platform and party leadership as Watson and Robinson stay in Washington. The Anti-Saloon League and earlier electoral dynamics shape the renomination battle, with Willoughby’s past support cited as a factor.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Harry G. Leslie
United States
James E. Watson
Arthur R. Robinson
Washington
Leslie
Tenth District
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Judge Walp
Edward S. Shumaker
Willoughby
Calvin Coolidge
Coulter
Twelve Fal to Ple Statements
Twelve candidates seven Democrats failed to file expense statements in Boone county primary records. Clerk Lolita Thomas notes time expired Thursday at five. Law requires certification to prosecuting attorney who must start prosecution within fifteen days after receiving the list.
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Boone County
Lolita Thomas
Leonard Livengood
Marvin M. Porter
John H. Peper
Arthur T. Lawler
William Jeffries
Glen LaFollette
Carl Linton
Emma F Yy
Wilbur A. Small
Von Elm Wins French Golf Championship
Versailles June 6 In a brutal round George Von Elm Walker Cup star defeated R G Mor Britain nine up and two to play to capture the French amateur title in a one sided final match noted as among the worst slaughters in recent tournament golf.
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Versailles
George von Elm
Chai.rey
R. G. Mor
Britain
Rita
Graf Zeppelin Encounters Severe Storm On Land Journey
Basle reports a heavy storm over Switzerland delayed the Graf Zeppelin en route to Friedrichshafen from Lakehurst. The airship, previously sighted near Lons le Saunier, dodged Lyons as it crossed toward Seville, after an ocean crossing from New Jersey. Passengers disembarked and supplies were replenished during a short stay at Seville.
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Basle
Switzerland
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
Lons le Saunier
Here
Paris
Lyons
Seville
Graf
Spain
Germany
Mallorca
Balearic Islands
Lakhurst
N. J
Hugo Eckener
Cadiz
Ulen & Co Directors Meet Here Saturday
The monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of Ulen & Company will be held at the Lebanon office Saturday. Ten directors from the New York office will be present and will return to New York Sunday.
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Ulen & Company
Lebanon
New York
Rain brings new life to Boone crops and pastures
Last night’s shower helped parched Boone County fields though rain was spotty in places. Farmers noted improved vegetation and livestock feed prospects, with pasturelands finally showing relief after a dry spell.
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Boone
Boone Coty
Secretaries Plan State Meeting in July in Indianapolis
Robert L Littrell of the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce attended a meeting of the program committee of the Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association. The committee planned the state convention scheduled for July 11 and 12 at a venue in Ford.
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Robert L. Littrell
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ Association
The
of Trade Building
Indianapolis
Ford
G O P Nominees For State Courts
The list includes Supreme Court First District judge Thomas B Coulter Vincennes and Fourth District judge Willard B Gemmill Massion. Appellate Court First District Solon A Enloe Danville and Charles F Remy Indianapolis. Second District W C McMahon Crown Point and Alonzo L Nichols Winchester.
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Supreme Court
Thomas B. Coulter
Vincennes
Willard B.gemmill
Massion
Appellate Court
Solon A. Enloe
Danville
Charles F. Remy
Indianapolis
W. C. McMahi
Crown Point
Alonzo L. Nichols
Winchester
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Prori “Census
Baptist
Peatare Service. Inc
Great Britain
CME
Uleh
Gigerd
State Board
M. E. Hospital
California
von Elm
Zeppelin
France
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