Lebanon Exposition and Jubilee Opens Tomorrow
Everything is ready for the Lebanon Exposition and Good Will Jubilee. Gates open at 2 30 tomorrow with three daily sessions at 9 30 am 2 30 and 7 30 pm. A large canvas auditorium and full lighting await visitors as Chamber of Commerce showcases thousands of displays and vaudeville acts. Dare Devil Wanamaker will perform daily from a 75 foot scaffold. Local firms back the event with major bargains and high quality stage entertainment from Freeman Green Inc. The event runs four days and features more than 50 performers from coast to coast.
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Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Dare Devil Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Lebanon
Boone County
Freeman & Green, Inc
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
William Fox
Loew
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
San Francisco
New Orleans
Parade Highlights Mystic Order Grotto Parade in Indianapolis
More than 10 000 members of the Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm join a parade in Indianapolis amid the Grotto national convention. 173 local organizations from the United States and Canada participate while officials welcome delegates. Activities include Supreme Council meeting automobile tour water carnival and grand monarch ceremonial.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mystic Order
Grotto
United States
Canada
Masonic Order
Supreme Council
Dayton youths held after attempted car theft near Cream Separator
Two Dayton youths, claiming to be brothers, were jailed after attempting to steal Alva Miller's Buick roadster near the Cream Separator factory. Miller and Charles Moore chased them to Fairview Park, capturing William Schafer 17 and John Schafer 19 of 2724 East Second street.
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Dayton
Ohio
Alva Miller
Miller
Charles Moore
C Street
Moore
Fairview Park
William Schafer
John Schafer
East Second Street
Dinato Kills Three Then Ends His Life in Rum Feud
In Ravenna Ohio on June 17 Joseph Dinato a 40 year old reputed bootlegger raided a rival’s resort killing Benjamin de Angelin 36 a bookmaker Frank de Eulis 38 a shoe shiner and Ralph D Amico owner of the club with three shots before being cornered by a policeman Dinato shot himself and died.
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Ravenna
Joseph Dinato
Dinato
Benjamin de Angelin
Roxy Club
Frank de Eulis
Ralph D'Amico
D'Amico
B P W to Have Charge of Exposition Booth
The Lebanon Business and Professional Women's Club will run a refreshment stand at the Lebanon Exposition with members taking turns. President Mrs H L Hollenbach released a schedule naming chairmen for each session from Wednesday afternoon to Saturday night, each with five helpers.
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Lebanon
Maude Hollenbach
Emma Riley
Two Hurt When Truck Hits Telephone Pole West of Pleasant View
Harold McKinzie sustained fractured fingers and cuts on his arms and head while his father Dwain McKinzie suffered minor cuts and bruises when a milk truck crashed into a telephone pole west of Pleasant View church on State Road 82. The truck front wheel locked, causing loss of control. They received treatment from a local physician.
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Harold McKinzie
Dwain McKinzie
Pleasant View Church
Disappearance Of Murder Suspect Near San Francisco Still Remains Mystery
One year after William P Tallman vanished from the coastwise steamer Admiral Benson near San Francisco harbor as detectives sought to arrest him for the murder of Mrs Virginia Patty in Los Angeles police remain baffled. His fate remains unknown despite global broadcasts and searches of ships ports and hotels. his Oakland father Harry Tallman and step mother speak of the family’s heartbreak and confusion.
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San Francisco
William P. Tallman
Admiral Benson
Virginia Patty
Los Angeles
Tallman
Oakland
Harry Tallman
Bill
Transcontinental Flying Record Sought by Schlee and Brock
Jacksonville pilots Edward F. Schlee and William S. Brock began a round the world bid at Jacksonville airport aiming to break the transcontinental record. They planned a San Diego stop at 5 p.m. Pacific time and a quick return to complete a coast to coast flight back to Jacksonville tomorrow.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Edward F. Schlee
William 8
Brock
Detroit
Jacksonville Municipal
San Diego
Cal
Goodyear Blimp to Arrive Friday in Lebanon
The Goodyear blimp will arrive in Lebanon early Friday and stay until night weather permitting. Visitors at the Lebanon Exposition and Good Will Jubilee may ride in the airship, with voyages planned to nearby towns. E A Cox of Boone Tire Corp announced the Telegram from Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, Akron, Ohio confirmed the arrival and continued favorable weather.
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E. A
Cox
Boone Tire Corporation
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Lebanon
Ammonia Gas Overwhelms Detroit Residents
In Detroit on June 17 a ruptured feed pipe at the city’s service plant released dense ammonia fumes, affecting 43 people and forcing hundreds to flee homes. Firefighters and police in gas masks evacuated wounded to Receiving Hospital as most victims revived with fresh air.
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Detroit
Porter brothers to spend two weeks fishing in Wisconsin
Dr J R Porter of this city and his brother Albert Porter of Robinson Ti will depart Thursday night for Winter Wisconsin where they plan a two week fishing trip.
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Wisconsin
J. R. Porter
Albert Porter
Robinson
Guests at the Alen Country Club Meet
Monday attendees included Mrs. Benno Schuler and Mrs. Harry Dellinger of Attica and Mrs. Tilburne Shelburne from Indianapolis.
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The
Alen Country Club
Benno Schuler
Harry Dellinger
Attica
Tilburne Shelburne
Indianapolis
Henry Cal Crews Dies After Five Day Illness at 503 East Main
Henry Calvin Crews 72 retired farmer and businessman died at his Lebanon home after a five day illness. Born in Coatesville Indiana he married Ada B Coble in 1882 and survived by a daughter Mrs Robert Hart and his wife. Funeral Thursday at 10 am at 503 East Main Street with Rev Elmer Jones. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Henry Calvin Crews
East Main Street
Mr. Crews
Coatesville
Ind
Darius and
Elizabeth
Sacra) Crews
Stilesville
Ada B. Coble
Greencastle
Arcola
Ill
Greenville
Miss
Boone County
Lebanon
Robert Hart
Methodist Church
Woodman and Odd Fellows Lodges
Robert B. Hart
Mell
Harry
Allen Crews
Harriette Allison
Elmer Jones
Centenary Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Senate committee to report London treaty peace plan
Washington June 17 The Senate foreign relations committee decided to forward its recommendation on the London naval limitation treaty to the Senate Monday after voting 13 to 4 to reject a move to delay action pending disclosure of secret correspondence. Noblesville Indiana June 17 Dr Isaac B Austin 85 selected as 1930 Indiana department G A R commander is seriously ill with influenza at his sister’s Kokomo home.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Noblesville
Ind
Isaac B. Austin
Wabash
Indiana Department of the G. A. R
Sol Pennington
Kokomo
Hoover signs Smoot Hawley tariff bill at midday
Washington reports President Hoover signed the Smoot Hawley tariff into law at 12 59 PM amid ongoing party rift in Congress. The administration plans a wave of prosperity statements and department reports to defend the billion dollar measure as markets react to the stimulus. The signature seals the bill as law at midnight and prompts Republican conferees to witness the final act.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Hoover Administration
Treasury Department
Tariff Commission
White House
Treasury
Kiwanis Club to Hear Interesting Speaker at Luncheon
Kiwanis gathers at Ulen Country Club for speaker Joseph S. Bell of Ulen & Co on Persian Peregrinations. Guest Hal P. Denton of Cleveland will discuss Exposition and Good Will Jubilee publicity. Col. Reg Robbins, famed endurance flyer, to arrive for potential appearance and planned tri motor flight demonstrations.
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Joseph S. Bell
Ulen & Company
Ulen Country Club
Washington
Pittsburgh
United States
Reg. Robbins
Col. Robbins
Fort Worth
Texas
Miles May Be Ousted as Reformatory Head
Indianapolis June 17 Governor Harry G. Leslie appointed Dr. H. C. Bruggeman to the State Reformatory board to replace Brooks T. Collins, giving the governor direct control over the panel. The action follows criticism of A F Miles policies and signals possible removal as superintendent.
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Miles
Reformatory
Indianapolis
Ind
A. F. Miles
State Reformatory
Harry G. Leslie
H. C. Bruggeman
Fort Wayne
Brooks T. Collins
Rockville
Reformatory Board
Jackson
John H. Ellis
South Bend
State
Optometry Board
Forrest W. Freeman
Anderson
Park Amplification Plan Weighed by Emmett Brown Legion Post
At Memorial Park band pavilion a meeting of Emmett Brown Legion Post discussed installing outdoor amplification equipment for summer entertainments. A test/demo showed phonograph music heard across the park. No action taken yet. a committee was appointed for further study. Commander L J Boatman led the gathering. The post plans pavilion gatherings all summer and formed a canteen board to advise Herman Whitehead on park stands operations.
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Memorial Park
Emmett Brown Legion Post
L. J. Boatman
Herman Whitehead
Charles Wheeler
Leon Chumlen
Elmer Clark
Whitehead
139th Officers Map Knox Plans at Indianapolis Armory
At the annual meeting of the First Battalion 139th Field Artillery held in Indianapolis Lebanon won the 1931 meeting. Plans were made for a monthly battalion newsletter to be printed within a week. A summer camp training program at Camp Knox August 3 to 17 was outlined with talks by Col. R. T. Young Col. John S. Fishback and Capt. G. R. Middleton. Luncheon followed at the University Club with Lebanon officers Major Claude R. Crooks Captain Fred Donaldson and Lieutenants James Branch and Julius Ryan among attendees. Officers from Battery C Noblesville Battery B Noblesville Battery A Franklin and Headquarters Battery Indianapolis also attended.
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139Th Field Artillery
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Camp Knox
R. T. Young
U. S
John S. Fishback
139Th F. A
G. R. Middleton
University Club
Claude R. Crooks
Fred Donaldson
James Branch
Julius Ryan
Noblesville
Franklin
Foster Owens Welcome Daughter Patty Lois
Mr and Mrs Foster Owens announce the birth of a daughter born Sunday morning weighing ten pounds Patty Lois The mother is Wynona Walton formerly Miss Wynona Walton Wilcox or Walton correct spelling in source not confirmed
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Foster Owens
Patty Lois
Owensee
Wynona Walton
Mrs Chambers Undergoes Abdominal Operation Reported Satisfactory
Mrs. B F Chambers underwent an abdominal operation this morning and the result is reported as satisfactory by physicians at the hospital. No further details were provided.
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B. F. Chambers
Celebrate July 4 Fireworks At Ulen Country Club
The Ulen Country Club announces a community July Fourth celebration with an eight o clock fireworks show at the southwest corner of the golf course visible from Memorial Park and the club. Wilber Moore is fireworks chief. the show uses sky pieces only. Activities include a Golf Tournament for The Reporter trophy and a handicap Flag tournament, a women bridge party, children's games and a 6:30 chicken dinner followed by dancing with the Columbians from Frankfort.
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Ulen Country Club
Memorial Park
Country Club
Lebanon
Boone County
Wilber Moore
American Legion
Reporter
G. E. Hines
Frank Wooley
Frankie
Hugh Bremmerman
Morris Ritchie
Louis Geupel
Fred Siess
Frankfort
R. E. Williams
Clyde Armstrong
Jacob Deiser
Eugene Pulliam
Isadore Eichman
David Trier
John Ruckleshaus
Endurance test to start on Thursday in Lebanon
Ray W. Jessup famed endurance and dirt track driver begins a 50 hour sleepless tour of Lebanon and county at 1 PM Thursday. He選 chooses a 1930 Chevrolet for its handling and ruggedness, with motor sealed at start by Diamond Motor Oil. Firestone tires back the test, and local merchants send greetings.
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Ray W. Jessup
Lebanon
Jessup
B. F. Murphy
Firestone
Murphy's Tire Shop
M. C. Long
Huber’s Confectionery
Rex Lunch
Freeman and Green
The
Lebanon Hardware Company
Mr. Jessup
Robbers Loot Home Then Set It Ablaze in Indianapolis
Burglars looted the home of L. E. Ernet in Indianapolis of about $300 in silver ware and jewelry and then doused floors with kerosene, setting the house on fire. The blaze caused an estimated $1 damage.
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Indianapolis
Ind
L. E. Ernet
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Goodyear
Henry
Bulletins
Kiwanis Club
POST
Knox
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