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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
1
Just as Mr. Canada reaches the scene a car is driven onto a crossing by a driver fleeing speed. The sedan is demolished as a train plows into the vehicle, two people inside killed as flames engulf the wreck.
A missing witness in a bribery case was questioned today by federal authorities. The exector, identified as Albhart Polk, disappeared before the inquiry began and is believed to be central to the accusation. Kenney, a leader at Le son's aleRati, claims he is being framed.
Chicago opens heart and arms to guests arriving from all continents as pilgrims visit the city. Officials plan welcoming ceremonies and hospitality efforts to ensure comfort and orderly proceedings during the gathering.
Pa June 1 The top half of the boxing card features strong punching by Lane Rutan who defeated Carpentier in a ten round bout by decision. Hay and other contenders were noted for their aggressive exchanges as the bout progressed to the later rounds.
A hog thief aged 18 was captured after an electric trap in Delphi, Indiana, resulted in the animal being seized. The suspect faces a potential sentence of up to fourteen years in state prison.
A court of inquiry will push a probe into a drinking spree that allegedly led to a fatal incident. Prosecutor Carl Lambert orders steps toward uncovering true facts and actions. Details remain chaotic as witnesses describe violence and unconsciousness amid the event.
Former city resident George Smith died yesterday at his Iowa City home after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 8 p m Sunday at the Rabies cemetery seven miles east of town. A black armband will be worn by attendees. He was ninety five years old and left a widow and several children. Burial will follow in the nearby cemetery.
The event featured students from a local school competing in a spelling contest held on June 18. Participants earned medals as top performers, with measures indicating strong performance from the local entrants.
Soviet authorities watch closely as Paris bans parlors between Michael Lomey heading Russian Oil Syndicate and Standard Oil representatives. The negotiations are viewed as pivotal for normalizing relations with the United States and shaping Russian oil development and global dynamics, with Russia’s oil deposits seen as central to foreign policy.
Funeral services for Herschel McCay 14 of 116 West Ash Street will be held at United Brethren Church Sunday at 1 30 p m with Rev Reed and Rev Godwell officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. He drowned Thursday afternoon at Stewarts Chapel north pit while on an outing with two Lebanon boys. He is survived by his parents four sisters and a brother with family members listed.
Plymouth Indiana report indicates a lumber dealer Matthews was struck between a car and his auto after a collision near Plymouth. Medical staff at Plymouth hospital held little hope for recovery as the victim lay seriously injured following the late yesterday crash.
Harry H. Rowers of San Antonio Texas elected president of Rotary International at the seventh annual convention held in Denver Colorado. Roger Pavia of Butte Montana and Arthur H. Sapp of Huntington were eliminated on the first ballot. The assembly approved the nomination and Davis announced the vote was unanimous. Rowers to serve as director and was named international director at Cleveland.
A dubious OCR read suggests the Liberal League plans political participation in Chicago with unspecified details. The fragment hints at timeline and action but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete plans.
Funeral services for Ylanes W. Voyer will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Presbyterian church in town with Rev. Heore Graham and Rev. Hardy Lumb officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Whalingian June 18. The at: We af former President Arturo Siena at Chile agaist Unites states officials for deceiving the Pacnu Arica plebiscite inpossible ned his threat to lead a hat in Arora Movement wya that dle antee decline, caused resent.
A jury in Boone circuit court last night awarded the heirs of the Hutchinson estate damages totaling three thousand dollars. The verdict follows a case over part of the Hutchinson farm northwest of Banan. The damages awarded were more than twice the state previous offer of sixteen hundred dollars.
Local golf club hosts a smokers night tonight with invitations to members and guests. Fred Ann and Humate will preside as organizers, awarding prizes to participants and announcing upcoming events at the country club.
Federal state and municipal authorities opened a triple probe into the Alairsville wreck that killed fifteen and wounded about five hundred. Investigators weighed a possible monkey wrench sabotage as a key factor after Goordon reportedly ran past two signals while gripping a tool on the engine.
WLS in Chicago invites local talent to enter contests at Hotel Sherman and Colonial Theatre. Winners earn a trip to Chicago to broadcast with Nanay at the national station, plus large cash awards. Local stages will select finalists across the state for a three-consecutive night event.
Defense attorneys for Kip Lee in the murder case of Indianapolis woodworker Abner Peek sought to establish an alibi by arguing Lee was with relatives in Montgomery County at the time of the shooting. They planned to interview those relatives the same day in Montgomery County as the trial loomed.
Mrs Mildred Buea, 38, of Kinond Wis, sustained severe burns in a gasoline explosion while cleaning clothes. She was transported to the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis for treatment.
Paris reports Briand resigns after failing to form a ministry. President Doumergue invites Herriot to form a cabinet to tackle insolvency, but Herriot declines the portfolio. Briand previously told the president he could not assemble a strong line of political leaders for the post.
The Anti Saban League and its leaders faced a Senate committee investigation into primaries and campaign funding. After three hours, Wheeler testified as officials pledged a thorough review of the league’s receipts, disbursements, and links to candidates, with a full court-like hearing anticipated.
The text describes a planned feature concert arranged by Warrant Officer H Hoy for the 130th Field Artillery Hand Tower unit. It notes an afternoon start with likely attendance by local personnel and mentions a few garbled names and places.
A local business owner alleges daily sale of illegal liquor and gambling among youths in Lebanon. He claims a group of teens frequents the area, drunkenly gambling and using a nearby stand, with reports of cats and bootleg activity. He urges authorities and church groups to take decisive action to clean up the streets and protect the community.
Women golfers of the Ulen Country Club held their first tourney of the season. Fifteen players competed, with Mrs. Uya leading after the day's play. Contenders included Mera, Doe, Lacahelli, and Krank Adair, as scores hovered around fifty to ninety, signaling growing skill and local interest. The event showcased a well organized Ladies Club with strong member support.
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