Cowley Receives Shelbyville Call for Second Time
The Rev. Arthur E. Cowley, recently starting year six at First Baptist Lebanon, received a pastorate call from Shelbyville. He will consider the invitation and announce his decision next Sunday. He denied accepting the post and has given no promise beyond consideration. The Shelbyville board hopes he will fill the vacancy left by Rev John M. Moffatt. Community leaders regret the possible departure but support his decision.
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Arthur E. Cowley
First Baptist Church
Shelbyville
Mr. Cowley
Shelbyville Church
John M. Moffatt
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Lebanon
Community
Youth Hurt When Tire Blows Out At Service Station
Leo Clingler a Lebanon high school football player suffered a deep cut and bruise over his left eye when a tire blew out at 10 30 last night while he was filling it with air at Sinclair on East Main street. He drove home and was later treated by a local physician.
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Leo Clingler
Lebanon
Sinclair
East Main Street
Young Clingler
Woman Identified After West Point Train Death
The body of Mrs. Jeanette Richter, 92, of Lafayette Ind was identified in Detroit by Otto Richter Jr as his wife. Police say the death from a fall aboard a Wabash Rail passenger train near West Point Ind appears to be by her own action, though the husband disputes this and believes she lost her balance. She had left home with $1100.
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Lafayette
Ind
West Point
Otto Richter, Jr
St. Louis
Jeanette Richter
Richter
Detroit
Lindberghs Visit Mitchel Field to Observe Safety Tests
Col Charles A. Lindbergh and his bride arrived at Mitchel Field shortly after nine in their car. They visited the Guggenheim Foundation office, declined interviews and pictures, and planned to return as observers for Guggenheim safety tests later today.
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Charles A. Lindbergh Ard
Mitchel Field
Guggenheim Foundation
Col. Lindbergh
Guggenheim
N. Y
Wounded in Old Station Holdupr
Wil lard Harding, 19, of Newcastle Indiana, collapsed at home after a pistol wound during an attempted holdup at a Low Price Filling Station in Muncie. He confessed the attendant fired, and his fellow Newcastle youth Albert Wheat fled. Harding crawled to a stolen car, drove to Newcastle, and collapsed at daybreak. Doctors held little hope. Wheat was being sought for questioning.
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Newcastle
Young Harding
Muncie
Ind
Albert Wheat
Wheat
Harding
Tafts Observe Their Wedding Anniversary
Washington reports Chief Justice and Mrs. William Howard Taft marked their forty third wedding anniversary at their Murray Bay Quebec summer home. Washington sent many messages and gifts as part of the celebration. The Tafts had celebrated their silver anniversary in the White House.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
Murray Bay
Quebec
Tafts
White House
Mexican Church Problem Solved
Mexico City reports a settlement basis in the Mexican religious controversy awaiting the pope's approval. The accord mirrors last year's talks between President Calles and Archbishop Ruiz, delayed previously by Obregon's July assassination and ensuing Roman Catholic accusations, with U. S. Ambassador Morrow guiding discussions.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Ruiz
Vatican
Alvaro Obregon
U. S
Morrow
Portes Gil
Texas Flowers Helped Oil Man Davis Find Fortunes
Texas oilman Edgar B. Davis rode out a decade of losses in Luling with bluebonnets as his cheer. After drilling a dry well, luck struck and he sold his holdings for about 12 million dollars. He funded Broadway plays, backed Texas wildflower art prizes totaling 65 thousand dollars, and built a collection of wildflower paintings commemorating the flowers that lifted him from despair.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Edgar B. Davis
Uis
Davis
Acre
Luling
Frank Davis
Lake Dam Break Floods Farm Lands Near Hagerstown
Hagerstown Maryland June 19 the Rover dam about 20 miles from here failed early today releasing forty million gallons of water and flooding surrounding farm lands and crops with no casualties reported. A group of high school girls escaped safely from a cottage on the shore as the flood surged past.
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Hagerstown
Ice Cream Festival Returns At St Joseph Church
The Altar Society of St Josephs Catholic Church hosts its thirtieth annual ice cream festival on the church lawn Wednesday night July 10. Mrs Charles Pearl leads arrangements as members sell tickets to raise funds for the new church. The event draws Lebanon residents and is a popular summer affair with ice cream cake balloons candy and novelties available.
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Altar Society of
St. Joseph/s Catholic Church
Charles Pearl
Lebanon
Daily's Illness Delays Toombs' Chicago Trial
Chicago June 19 A case of acute bronchitis postponed the appearance in court of C Daily former partner in Toombe and Daily brokers delaying the case against Roy C Toombs for using the mails to defraud until today in Judge Charles E Edward's court.
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Chicago, Ill
C. Daily
Toombe and Daily
Charles E. Edward
Roy C. Toombs
Eight Die in Belgian Rail Collision
At Grammont Brussels June 19 a rail worker train collided with another train killing eight workers and wounding many more. All deceased and injured were laborers aboard the worker train.
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Brussels
Belgium
Grammont
Elevator Fire Ravages Indianapolis Grain Warehouses
June 19 Indianapolis witnesses a $300000 blaze at the National Elevator Company on Morris street and Chocolate avenue. Crumbling walls and intense heat from burning grain doomed several one to three story buildings, destroying three structures and burning 45000 bushels of oats 4500 bushels of corn and forty five carloads of mixed grain. Adjacent Dilling Candy Company buildings suffered about $2000 damage but firemen prevented spread to the candy factory.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Elevator Company
Morris Street
Chocolate Avenue
Dilling Candy Company
Mysterious Poison Claims Third Victim in Chicago
Chicago reports a third death from a mysterious poison affecting a seven-member family. Lorraine Markowski, age three, joins Chester and Agnes Kwiatkowski as victims. Fifteen physicians investigate a suspected metallic based toxin, possibly from canned foods or paint ingredients used by Markowski. The parents and two other children remain critically ill.
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Chicago
Lorraine Markowski
Lorraine
Chester Kwiatkowski
Agnes
Irving Markowski
Markowski
Mrs Catherine Hanger Visits Son at Ohio University Columbus
Mrs Catherine Hanger left today for a short visit with her son Wallace Hanger, an instructor at Ohio University in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hanger
Wallace Hanger
Ohio University At
Columbus
Hoover Farm Board to Stabilize Crops by September
Washington reports the Hoover administration expects the federal farm board to begin stabilizing prices and handling surpluses by September first after Congress approved a 151 million dollar relief measure. The plan includes establishing stabilization corporations to market crops, with initial focus on wheat and perishable fruits.
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Washington
Agricultural Relief Organization
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Middle West
Far West
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
Heat wave grips nation as temperatures soar
Washington June 19 The heat wave roared across the nation driving temperatures near record highs. In New York City 93 degrees. New England sees 90s with Boston at 94 and scattered deaths from prostration. Western cities vary from 54 to 100 degrees, Phoenix hottest at 100 while Seattle reports cooler air. Continued on Page Five.
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Washington
United States
Mercury
New York City
New England
Weather Bureau
Boston
Gloucester
Fall River
Mass
Mid-West
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bismarck
N. C
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Helena
Mont
Phoenix
Ariz
Seattle
Drug store owner killed in Chicago suburb
In Oak Park near Chicago a drug store proprietor Leon Raymond, 36, was shot dead last night inside a branch post office storefront. Police and postal inspectors hunted West Side gangster Warrior Willie Doody, believed to target Raymond for revenge after he identified Doody as a robber. Raymond’s wife soused with their newborn as five shots rang out above the living quarters.
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Chicago
Willie” Doody
West Side
Leon Raymond
Oak Park
Raymond
Doody
British Critics Pick Fifteen Inaccuracies In The Divine Lady
London critics lambaste the American film The Divine Lady for Nelson era errors. Eve ning Standard writer K Norman Hillson cites fifteen major faults from battle details to uniforms and embassy room size. He notes research existed but fails to convey historical accuracy in key scenes including Nile actions and Wellington era timelines.
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London
Horatio Lord Nelson
Cen
K. Norman Hillson
Evening Standard
Nelson
Hamilton
Nile
Trafalgar
Naples
Olympia
William Ilton
Hillson
Mediterranean
Duke
Duchess of Wellington
Wellington
India
the Nile
Aboukir
William Hamilton
England
Sir Hamilton
Sir Charles Grenville
Dawes Urges Naval Disarmament For World Peace
London reports General Dawes US ambassador to Britain called for universal naval reductions to reach lasting peace. He urged dissolving separate treaties for a united approach, with world leaders setting terms before naval experts apply yardsticks. Premier Ramsay MacDonald echoed similar aims in Scotland.
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London
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Great Britain
Court of St. James
Pilgrim’s Society
Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
France
Germany
Japan
Belgium
Brazil
Italy
Mystery SROUDS Slaying Of Co Ed
Discrepancies in Miss Theora Hix’s whereabouts leading to the arrest of Dr James H Snook and Marion T Meyers for the murder at Ohio State University are examined. Snook, a former veterinary professor, recounts his movements and maintains an alibi while describing the victim as he says she enjoyed auto rides.
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Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Snook
Marion T. Meyers
Miss Hix
Dr. Snook
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Cowley
L. Clingler
Lindbergh
Bride
Willard Harding
W. H. Harding
E. B. Davis
Soth
St. Joseph’s Society
Daily
Toombs
Ndanapolis
Hardinger
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