Kirklin Man Frank Cruse Found Dead At Sugar Creek
Frank Cruse aged 71, a Kirklin recluse, was found dead near Sugar Creek north of Kirklin after last seen en route to the woods for wood cutting. Coroner Carter identified the body and ordered burial prep. Cruse previously suffered a stroke and reportedly feared drowning after falling into shallow water. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Mary Gilbertarin and Miss Effie Cruse, and two brothers Thomas Cruse and Isaac Cruse.
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Frankfort
Ind
Sugar Creek
Michigan Road Bridge
Kirklin
Orvan Moore
Pratt Street
Indianapolis
Charles Bergdall
Hickey
Carter
Frank Cruse
Gruse
Eicleen
Hunt
Bural
Bogantown
Thorntown
Mary Gilbertarin
Effie Cruse
North Tibbs Avenue
Thomas Cruse
Cherryvale
Kan
Isaac Cruse
Oregon
Farm relief bill vote planned for Thursday
Washington June 23 Senators from the agricultural west pressed for passage of the Dawes McNary Hauge n farm relief bill under a unanimous consent agreement. Amendments trim the equalization fund to 150 million and guarantee cotton producers 75 million for marketing surplus crops. Senator Watson of Indiana, floor manager, voiced optimism a 46 to 42 vote is likely when the roll is taken Thursday.
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Washington
Agrcultural West
Senator Watson
Indiana
Senate Fight For
nLvi Watson
Methodist Leaders Attend Crawfordsville District Convention
Rev. H P Ivey travels to Colfax with Misses Ira Lane Lois Martin Annabelle Parr and Marion Rogers to attend the Crawfordsville district Epworth League convention at the local Methodist church. The event opened yesterday afternoon and concludes today.
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HP. Ivey
Ira Lane
Lois Martin
Annabelle Parr
Marion Rogers
Colfax
Crawfordsville
Epworth League
Dogs Kill Sheep On Farm Near Hazelrigg
Sheep killing dogs again active near Hazelrigg. Nearly all sheep on Roy Sloan farm killed or injured. Appraisers valued Sloan’s flock at 201 dollars.
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Hazelrigg
Roy Sloan
Mr. Sloan
Caillaux Accepts Finance Post in Briand Cabinet
Paris reports Joseph Caillaux, previously convicted of wartime treason and involved in earlier efforts to fund France’s large debt, has accepted the finance ministry in Aristide Briand’s proposed cabinet after twice declining cabinet inclusion. The move aims to avert national bankruptcy.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
United States
Caillaux
Ministry of Finance
Aristide Briand
Cabi
Local vigilantes represent Boone county at Indiana state shoot
Six top shooters from Boone county banks join 200 sheriffs bank employees vigilantes and peace officers at Fort Benjamin Harrison for Indiana Bankers Association state rifle pistol and shotgun event. Prizes include first second third medals and cash to rank and county winners. event continues on page five.
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Boone County
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Joe C. Cain
Lebanon
Veil Mills
Zionsville
O. Stamper
Bert Meyer
Jamestown
George Russell
Thorntown
Roy Huckleberry
Whitestown
Clinton Saunders
Democrats Move To Reduce Taxes In Congress
Washington reports that Democrats in Congress moved to force an immediate tax reduction. Representative Jacob Stein of New York, with Cordella Hull's approval, will push to require Ways and Means to draft a tax cut bill before reconvening. The plan seeks to absorb the treasury surplus of 390 million dollars and end nuisance taxes including motor vehicle and amusement levies.
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Washington
Congress
Jacob Stien
New York
Cordella Hull
Treasury
Memorial Park July 5 patriotic show features industrial and auto exhibits
Emmett Brown Post American Legion announces an industrial show and an auto exhibit at Memorial Park on July 5. Booths under canvas will host local merchants displaying seasonal Lebanon made products with free space. The event includes two bands, fireworks, and six contests with cash prizes. Donations to defray expenses are invited through the Chamber of Commerce.
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Memorial Park
Russell Chambers
Emmett Brown Post
American Legion
the Legion
Carl Davis
William Crear Jr
Albert Hines
Whitestown
John D. Coons
Paul Church
John Pepper
Frank 0. Myers
Chambers
Devout Belief in Eucharist Urged at Chicago Congress
Joseph Scott of San Francisco urged youth to recognize Christ's presence in the Eucharist at a June Eucharistic Congress in Soldiers' Field Chicago. About 150000 students attended as flags waved and the Star Spangled Banner echoed over a hot sunny afternoon.
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Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
America
Joseph Scott
San Francisco
Scott
Lake Michigan
Cergy
Missing Evangelist Aimee Kennedy Found Alive Claim
Mrs Minnie Kennedy mother of Aimee Semple McPherson said she talked to a woman in Douglas Arizona who she believed was the missing evangelist and that the voice and childhood details proved identity. The woman said she had been kidnapped and taken to Mexico and later found in Agua Prieta, treated for bruises and hysteria.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Minnie Kennedy
Aimee Semple McPherson
Douglas
Arizona
Aimee
Swinging Back to Capitalism in Russia Report
New York June 22 ex chairman James G McDonald of the Foreign Policy Association says a comprehensive report shows Russia reverting toward private capitalism before 1917. The study argues private enterprise is near full freedom despite State efforts in 1925, with statistics claiming about 60 percent of retail business now run by private dealers.
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Russia
New York
James G. McDonald
Forege Policy Association
Foreign Policy Association
Frenchlick Club Held Up by Robbers Near Indiana
Bandits terrorized guests at the French Lick Indiana club last night seizing about $6,000 from the safe and from patrons. They entered the manager’s office, forced payment, and tied and gagged two guests before fleeing. Authorities in Indiana and Kentucky were alerted.
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French Lick
Indiana
Kentucky
Rivers and Harbors Bill Sent to Senate Favorably
Washington June 28 The Rivers and Harbors Bill was reported favorable to the Senate today by the commerce committee. It includes the Illinois River Project Cape Cod Canal purchase Missouri River Development and numerous other projects. Opponents indicated they will filibuster to block action this session.
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Washington
Senate
Commerce Committee
Cape Cod Canal
Missouri River
Illinois
T Lakes
Stolen Loot Ties Gary Clothing Theft to Suspects
One of ten new suits found with Joe Shheily and Ray Campbell in Boone county jail on auto banditry charges came from a Gary clothing store. Serial numbers matched Gary firm records. Gary shops report losses. detectives in Chicago and local officers verify stolen property as stolen. Bonds set at 5000 dollars each.
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Joe Shheily
Ray Campbell
Chicago
Boone County
Gary
Saunders
Lebanon High to Install New Gym Heating system
The Lebanon school board awarded a double contract to F. W. Edwards Company of Noblesville to install new heating apparatus in the gym and repair and rebuild the heating and ventilating system of the old high school building. Total bid for both contracts is 11374 dollars and work will be completed this summer.
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Lebanon High School
F. W. Edwards Company
Noblesville
Miss Witt Resumes Work at Indiana State Normal School
Miss Lillian Witt travels to Terre Haute Sunday to resume teaching at the Indiana State Normal School. She will graduate this summer from the second year course and receive her state life licenses while pursuing an A B degree this fall.
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Lillian Witt
Terre Haute
Indiana State Normal School
Three Bandits Captured In Chicago After $1600 Robbery
June 23 Chicago police capture three bandits after a $1600 stick up at their bar where the loot was found. Five men formed the gang. two escaped in a gun battle. Steve O'Hagen, alleged leader, among the detainees, recently from New York where he is known to police.
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Chicago
Steve O’hagen
New York
Lebanon Community Days Set for Friday and Saturday
Local merchants in Lebanon announce Co operative Community Days sales timed before the July 4th holidays. Stores across Boone county feature needed merchandise at lower prices than Indianapolis and Central Indiana rivals. Shoppers from county and rural areas expected to attend the two day event with ads urging readers to browse The Reporter for bargains.
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Lebanon
Boone County
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ain
Pure Alcohol Warning Issued by Indiana Agent
Indianapolis June 283 A warning against pure alcohol now obtainable in Indiana was issued by A R Harris Federal deputy prohibition administrator He said after visiting Chicago where police confiscated a large supply the twenty steel drums were found to hold denatured product deodorized yet poisonous Harris urged chemical tests to verify quality and warned lawbreakers against taking chances
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Indianapolis
Indiana
A. R. Harris
Harris
Chicago
Isadore Eichman Home From Rotary International Meet
Isadore Eichman returned home last night from Denver Colorado where he attended the seventeenth annual Rotary International convention. He supported Harry Rovers of San Antonio Texas for president though Indiana delegates favored Arthur Sapp of Huntington Indiana. On the way home he stayed two days in Webster City Iowa with his brother Seymour Eichman and Mrs Frank Wooley and son Marion who will arrive in Lebanon Thursday night.
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Isadore Eichman
Denver
Colo
Rotary International
Eichman
Harry Rovers
San Antonio
Texas
Indiana
Arthur Sapp
Huntington
Ind
Webster City
Seymour Eich
Frank Wooley
Marion
Lebanon
Governor backs road program and rate of returns
Indianapolis June 23 Governor Ed Jackson sent a letter to the Good Roads Board of the Hoosier State Automobile Association declaring that taxpayers receive a dollar’s value for every dollar spent by the highway department. He praised the department under a strong highway law and signaled opposition to proposed changes in the highway commission and its director, signaling a nonpartisan, stable policy ahead of next January’s legislative session. Representatives from Rotary Kiwanis T P A and chambers of commerce attended the Palm Room meeting to discuss unity under a combined Good Roads Board while preserving member identities. A V Burch outlined past work and future plans for the highway program. The governor’s letter was read to the assembled groups.
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Indianapolis
Highway Commission
Ed Jackson
Good Roads Board
Hoosier State Automobile Association
Highway Department
T Commission
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
State Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Farm Bureau
M. E. Noblet
Palm
Claypool
Bk’. W. Steinhart
Autem | Club
Indiana
A. V. Burch
Vacation Bible School Enrollment Reaches One Hundred
Enrollment in the Daily Vacation Bible School at the Presbyterian church rises daily to 100 with 25 new pupils this week. Miss Lydia Bell departs for California. Dr. Mary VanNy will teach in the Junior Department. Morning worship features the Hardy Lamb, Bible passages, and public prayers. Children learn songs, participate in offerings, and enjoy Tuesday games at the church and Memorial Park.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Lydia Bell
Caliornia
Mary VanNy
Hardy Lamb
Memorial Park
Tren
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