French reply on debt relief plan not satisfactory
Washington reports Secretary Stimson said full relief for debtors requires modifying French suggestions. He noted cooperation in the French note gives hope of success and that Mellon, Edge, and French officials will pursue talks in Paris. Premier Laval expressed satisfaction with the exchange and formal negotiations to begin tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
Stimson
Hoover
State Department
Paul Dlaudel
Stimsos
Melton
Walter E. Edge
Paris
Laval
Mellon
Edge
Aristide Briand
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Francois Pietri
Union Service at First Baptist Sunday
The Daily Vacation Bible School will hold exercises at the union service Sunday night at the First Baptist Church. After three weeks of Bible study and missionary training the vacation school children will present a cantata on the life of Christ. Beginners and Cradle Roll children will also participate showcasing their work and expressive activities.
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First Baptist Church
Com
Christ
Cleveland Storm Lashes City With Waterspout and Cyclone
A waterspout with cyclonic winds struck Cleveland on June 26 causing heavy damage in the residential area. Cars stalled as traffic halted, power lines shattered, and radio stations briefly went off air. The storm moved toward Conneaut and Ashtabula, with property damage running into thousands of dollars and widespread flooding in streets and sewers.
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Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Conneaut
Ashtabula
New Homes Rise Along Michigan Road in Zionsville
The Zionsville Times notes Michigan Road State Road 29 attracts city dwellers. J E B Lineberry nears completion of a brick bungalow on the O Connell thirteen acre tract. Herbert Cavanaugh buys a four acre lot and builds a four room garage home. O Connell plans a home in August. Berry Barrick prepares for a brick residence on a three acre lot from Isadore Barrick.
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Michigan Road
Zionsville
J. EB. Lineberry
O’connell
Lineberry
Herbert Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
O'Connell
Berry Barrick
Isadore Barrick
Boone County Young People Meet July Sixth
Boone County Young People plan a meeting at New Brunswick Christian Church on the first Monday evening in July with Mrs. Orville Davis of Lizton returning missionary from the Philippine Islands as speaker. Members are asked to note the date change. the program will be announced later.
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Boone County
New Brunswick
Brinley to Attend Hatcheries Convention in Detroit
Brinley, formerly of Zionsville, will attend the International Hatcheries convention in Detroit this July. For the past two years he has managed a 75,000-egg hatchery in Indianapolis.
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Brinley
Zionsville
International Hatcheries
Detroit
Indianapolis
Postal employes on new schedule in Lebanon
Beginning tomorrow Lebanon city mail carriers will make only one trip on Saturdays to business and residences here, giving the carriers a half holiday and fulfilling the requirements of a law recently passed giving postal employes a forty four hour week instead of forty eight hours. The clerks in the office will be gin their forty four hour week on July 1. Each will be given a half day holiday every week. No substitutes are permitted to work to make up the extra four hours.
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Lebanon City
Communion Service At First Baptist Church Planned
Communion will be served Sunday after the morning service at First Baptist Church. The pastor will give a brief meditation on "That Name less Longing." At 6 30 the pastor meets with the youth service to speak on "Jesus for the Modern Youth."
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First Baptist Church
Jesus
Rural Living Topics at 69th NEA Convention
About 20 000 delegates gather in Los Angeles for the 69th NEA convention June 27 to July 4 to discuss rural living, school finance and administration. Dr Willis A Sutton cites farm school services as vital while Carl Milliken and Governor James Rolph Jr address sessions and a historic round table on country living coordination. John Steven McGroarty’s Mission Play closes the event with a July 1 presentation at San Gabriel.
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Los Angeles
Calif
National Education Association
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
Association
American Country Life Associations
Ates
Clios
Carl Milliken
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
James Rolph, Jr
California
John Steven McGroarty
Mission Playhouse
San Gabriel
State
Temperature Drops 12 Degrees as Sun Hidden by Clouds
Chicago observers report a 12 degree fall in 15 minutes when the sun vanished behind clouds. C A Donnell of the U S weather bureau forecaster said the rapid drop signaled a thunderstorm likely to ease the sweltering city. Thermometer rose to a predicted high near 98 but stood at 92 as the clouds formed.
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Chicago
C. A. Donnell
U. S. Weather Bureau
Trader Horn Dies in Kent England at 82
Alfred Aloysius Smith known as Trader Horn died in Whitestable Kent at age 82 after years of ill health. The famed pedlar turned social lion rose from Johannesburg to global literary fame through the book Trader Horn written with Ethelrea Lewis. He toured America in 1928 giving lectures and notable gatherings before returning to England to live with his sister.
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Whitestable
Kent
Eng
Alfred Aloysius Smith
Trader Horn
Central News
Horn
Johannesburg
South Africa
Ethelrea Lewis
America
Africa
England
Gang Leader O'Donnell Injured In Chicago Gun Battle
Edward Spike O'Donnell, leader of the south side gang, was wounded in a running gun fight after rival factions raked his home with machine gun fire. A police officer was shot in the shoulder during the clash as officers detained O'Donnell at Bridewell hospital where he was treated for a dislocated shoulder.
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Chicago
Edward
Spike” O'Donnell
South Side
O’donnell
John O’connor
Bridewell Hospital
Famous dancer leaps to death in Chicago hotel
Andreas Paviey. 45 year old ballet dancer of the Metropolitan Opera Company died after plunging 15 stories from his McCormick hotel apartment on Chicago's near North Side. He was found in a courtyard, in pajamas, after removing a window screen to jump. Police noted possible suicide. hotel officials cited financial reverses and recent move to cheaper quarters.
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Chicago
Andreas Paviey
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
McCormick Hotel
Pavley
Heat Rises Across Mercury Heights 91 Today
Weather report from Whitestown states a sweltering afternoon with thermometers hitting 97 degrees at 2 pm, near last year’s peak of 99. Overnight low was 70, with 93 at 11 am and 95 by noon. Comparisons show June 26 readings from 1930 to 1928 varied from 62 to 82 degrees.
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Whitestown
Clyde O. Laughner
Lightning Strikes Homes West Of Sheridan Cause Damage
Lightning struck near the Clyde Kinkead home two miles west of Sheridan on Wednesday afternoon burning out an electrical transformer and all light globes in the house. A motor at the Lisle Wallace home near the west corporation line was also put out of business by a similar bolt.
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Clyde Kinkead
Sheridan
Lisle Wallace
West Corporation
Globe Circling Aviators Off On Siberian Flight
The Winnie Mae led by Wiley Post and Harold Gatty aims for Novosibirsk then Irkutsk after a Moscow start. The crew, rested little, plans further refueling stops along the Trans-Siberian route toward Krasnoyarsk and Vladivostok before crossing the Pacific. The mission seeks a ten day around the world record.
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Siberia
Winnie Mae
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Moscow
Ural Mountains
Irkutsk
Lake Baikal
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
Post
Gatty
Berlin
Krasnoyarsk
New York
Pacific
Vladivostok
Habarovsk
Bering Strait
Alaska
Canada
United States
Heat Wave Grips Nation With No Quick Relief
A severe early summer heat wave killed about twenty people and scorched crops across the nation. Chicago and Great Lakes cities saw 95 to 100 degree heat with lake breezes offering slight relief. California endured lightning and fires as storms brought scattered damage. Drownings and heart disease deaths occurred in Chicago and St. Louis amid the extreme heat. Thousands crowded beaches and rivers, while crops suffered especially in Illinois and drought threatened western North Dakota and eastern Montana.
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Chicago
Middle West
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountain
Illinois
Iowa
University of Chicago
California
St. Louis
North Dakota
Montana
Northwest
Child injured in shotgun explosion in Sheridan
Junior Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Walker, was badly frightened and burned but not seriously injured while playing with a shotgun on East Fourth Street. He tried to hammer a shell into the barrel. a cap exploded, causing burns and scratches. He was treated by a local physician.
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Sheridan
Ind
Junior Walker
C. R. Walker
East Fourth Street
Poincare Back At Work After Illness Writing Verdun Volume
Paris June 26 Raymond Poincare at his Lorraine chateau Le Clos Sampigny after illness plans the eighth volume of In the Service of France. He writes frankly about Verdun 1916 and notes Foch Clemenceau quarrel will appear in later volumes. He enjoys walks with pets and follows politics closely.
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Poincare
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Lorraine
le Clos
Sampigny
France
Verdun
Paul Doumer
Laval
Tardieu
Senate
Sage
Four Witnesses Testify In Coroner Inquest On Poison Picnic
Four witnesses testified at 2 30 this afternoon in the coroner inquest. Mrs Emma Pollard 80 of the city described a bitter sandwich with a capsule later found to contain strychnine. Len Faulkinbury and his son Laban 13 recounted the meal and illness among guests including young daughters. Miss Veneta Belle Patterson also testified she did not eat the poisoned food.
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Emma Pollard
Charity Simmons
Hancock County
John W. Simmons
Poison plot probe makes progress in Hancock county
Local authorities report satisfactory progress in the family reunion poison investigation. Coroner G A Owsley and Prosecutor Ben M Scifres preside over inquest as Hancock county residents testify and Greenfield hearings are scheduled. Mrs Simmons remains jailed while officers pursue new leads and potential murder charges.
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Hancock County
G. A. Owsley
Ben M. Scifres
Lebanon
Boone County
Charles Tyndall
John Simmons
Mrs. Simmons
Greenfield
Simmons
Knightstown
Edge Casey
Wilbur Smal
H and Daughters
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Foch
Clemenceau
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