Finding Given Against Moose Lodge Beer to Be Destroyed
The State won its case against Moose Lodge in a ruling by Squire Perrill. The decision linked the lodge to beer purchases via its secretary and officers, signaling possible appeals and orders to destroy beer if not appealed, and potential actions against lodge members or the organization to shut it down.
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Moose Lodge
Squire Perrill
Lora Smith
Grover Dawson
Roy Dye
Lodge
David Schenks
Dora Brandenburg
Branacaburg
Slashed Face Veteran Jeffries Injured in Carmel Area Fight
Pearl Jeffries, a farmer near Carmel, was cut across the right side in Indianapolis. James Dawson, another farmer, is jailed without bond on a charge of cutting him after a confrontation at the City Club saloon on West Market. Dawson’s father-in-law, James C. Poftenhauer, was arrested for drunkenness. Jeffries was taken to City Hospital with serious injuries not described as fatal.
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Indianapolis
Pearl
Jeffries
Cai Ind
James Dawson
City Club
West Market Street
James C. Poftenhauer
Dawson
Poftenhauer
Fall at East Main injures Blanche Jones and child
Mrs Blanche Jones, daughter of Robert Etter, was severely hurt Friday evening when a step on East Main street gave way as she attempted to enter her parents home. She fell backward with her child in her arms. the child was uninjured.
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Blanche Jones
Robert Etter
East Main Street
Visiting in Arkansas from Mrs Earl Campbell letters
Mrs Earl Campbell visiting in Dugger Arkansas writes of a plateau home on Wycoff ranch surrounded by Ozark and Boston Mountains. She praises ideal climate though 102 degrees in shade with cooling night breeze. Notes seven hundred acre ranch with springs and rock driveways, horse travel, nearby towns, Lit tle Rock eight miles away, and farming progress including cattle, wheat, oats and abundant fruit.
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Earl Campbell
Dugger
Ark
Arkansas
Wycoff
Lebanon
Little Rock
Indiana
Enet
Interurban Line Rumors Tie Anderson to Noblesville
The Lape News notes Wallace B Campbell plans an interurban route to Lebanon and reports repeated whispers of an electric line from Anderson through Lapel to Noblesville. Promoters claim Anderson money funds the project led by Abe Westlow and associates.
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Lape
Wallace B. Campbell
Lebanon
Anderson- Noblesville
Anderson
Lapel
Noblesville
Anderson Money
Abe Westlow
School Board Awards Furniture Contract to American Seating
The city school board awarded the furniture contract for the new Third Ward School building to American Seating Company of Chicago after only one other bid from Cleveland Seating Company. Prices cover Royal automatic and adjustable desks, fronts and rears, desks and chairs, and portable folding chairs with costs listed in F. O. B. Lebanon. The action also touched on legislative appropriations and funding questions for state educational institutions.
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Third Ward
Central School
American Seating Company
Chicago
Cleveland Seating Company
Peschers Deska
Amd - Chairé
Deak
F. C. B. Lebanon
Fire Stricken City Startled By New Blaze
Salem Massachusetts faced renewed alarm as three alarms rang out overnight on Derby wharf. The south section battles the flames while crowds gather and militia and police mobilize to keep order. Two additional Ninth Regiment militia companies from Boston are en route to reinforce.
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Ninth Regiment
Boston
School Board Probes Pay, Staff Changes At Night Session
The board met Friday night to address teaching staff matters. They voted to raise pay for exempt licensed grade teachers to 75 dollars monthly and discussed hiring a music supervisor and the vacancy caused by H Givan’s resignation. Professor Walker’s blank contract with Leban on was reviewed with no action taken.
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H. Givan
Professor Walker
Lebanon
Walker
Purdue trustees meet state finance board on university finances
Purdue University officials including President W. K. Stone and members of the trustees confer with the state board of finance in Governor Kaistun's offices to address financial issues facing the state institution, with arguments attributed to Attorney General Thomas M. Honan.
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Purdue University
State Board of Finance
Kaistun
Istate
Thomas M. Honan
W. K. Stone
George Ade
Willa
Arthur Hall Arrested In Frankfort Connection To Grain Elevator Robberies
Arthur Hall, 19, was arrested Friday in Frankfort on charges tied to the burglary of two grain elevators at Kirk, with accomplice Herman Vail. Hall held in jail as militiamen guard Salem refugees after a large fire. Scarlet fever reports prompt a state investigation. about 20,000 homeless and 2,300 in camps. Insurance loss estimated at 12 million dollars, 10 million insured. relief funds pour in, plans for burned city remain vague.
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Arthur Hall
Frankfort
Kirki
Hall
Herman Vail
Princeton
Jeffersonville Prine
Salem
Walsh
Salem Common
High School
Ili
Secral
Commissry Department
State Medical Department
Metropolitan Park Police
Gardner M. Lane
State Relief Wand
Two Injured After Horse Driver Loses Control Near Whitestown
John Hardesty and his son of Whitetown were hurt when a runaway horse pulling their buggy overturned it late Friday near Whitestown. The pair were thrown clear as the buggy was demolished and suffered serious bruises while attempting to shoot rabbits along the road.
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John Hardesty and Son
Whitetown
Mr. Hardesty and Son
Shout
Whitestown
Factory Closes Temporarily After Shutdown Notice
Campbell factory workers face a two week shutdown after a temporary closure Friday due to unspecified issues at the arith Ritchie facility. The notice was posted inside the plant, outlining the halt in production and anticipated return date.
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Campbell
Arith
Ritchie
Narrow escape as taxi stops at open bridge in Indiana
An Anderson Bulletin report describes Mr. Slick missing a late connection and hiring a Noblesville taxi to Pendleton. Three miles west of Pendleton a missing bridge light caused the cab to halt at the brink of a fifteen foot drop, narrowly avoiding a plunge into the creek.
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Anderson Bulletin
Noblesville
Slick
Anderson
Pendleton
European Victims Among Hundreds Injured in Sumatra Quake
International News Service reports that a powerful earthquake in Southern Sumatra yesterday killed at least 200 people, with twenty confirmed dead in the Benkulen district where communication has resumed. Hundreds were injured, including ten Europeans. the disaster is the worst Sumatra quake in years.
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Batavia
Sumatra
Benkulen
Thousands in Parade for Sunday School Convention
International News Service reports in Chicago that about 30,000 Sunday school men from across the country marched in a giant parade as the convention opened in Grant Park. Mayor Harrison and leaders reviewed the procession, with fifty open Bible altars carried by marching groups signaling America on the land of the open Bible. Delegations from many Midwestern towns and cities joined the event.
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International News Service
Chicago
Harrison
Grant Park
America
Middle West
Senate adopts naval appropriation report in June vote
Washington June 27 by a viva vote the senate today adopted the conferees report on the naval appropriation bill. The plan calls for two battleships funded from treasury money and a third from proceeds of two obsolete ships sold to Greece. The report also strikes out a $100,000 sea wall at Key West Florida and a dock project.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate Today
Treasury
United States
Greece
Keywest
Fla
Lightning Strikes Homes and Kills Colt in Boone County
The residence of Mrs James Lasley east of Max was struck by lightning on Friday. The flue was knocked off and plastering damaged. Insurance was with Boone County Farmers Cooperative Insurance Co. A colt owned by Carl Perkins in Washington township was also killed by lightning Friday. Loss set at 64 dollars by the same insurer.
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James Lasley
Max
Boone County Farmers Cooperative Insurance Co
Carl Perkins
Washington Township
Watermelon Prices Drop Amid Market Varied Rates
Early season melons reach from forty to seventy five cents as sellers report mixed demand. The article notes watermelons from the south and inland shipments, with prices fluctuating and a fatal wreck mentioned in separate lines.
Huerta Willing to Quit His Job Amid Mexican Crisis
Niagara Falls Ont June 27 Following dispatches from Mexico City Senor Luis Eguero of the Mexican peace delegation held talks with Chilean mediator Suares and Huerta signaled willingness to retire to a civil leader among the constitutionalists. He would not permit the provisional presidency to go to Villa Carranza Angeles or other military chiefs while seeking amnesty for federal forces and protection of registered titles.
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International
Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico City
Luis Eiguero
Suares
Chile
Huerta
General Villa
General Carranza
General Angeles
Luis Brera
Zacatecas
Precautionary Act Leads Police Home of Abe Artman
Police were called to Walnut street Friday night to take charge of Arthur Artman, son of Abe Artman, after threats and violent conduct. Officers detained him, placing him in a jail hospital room with two knives reportedly in his possession.
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Abe Artman
Walnut Street
Garden Party Hosted by Embroidery Club Ladies
The J. S. Embroidery Club women hosted a garden party at Mrs Rosa Yingst's country home. The lawn and house were decorated with streamers and flowers. Guests included Mrs L W Dinsmore and daughter Bernice of Indianapolis.
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J. S. Embroidery Club
House approves extra 500000 for income tax fund
Washington June 91 The House after a partisan two hour debate authorized a further appropriation of 500000 to be used in defraying the income tax. There was no record rate.
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International News Service
Washington
House
Fireman Dies as Floor Collapses in Akron Fire
Akron reporters describe a deadly collapse when the second floor of a foster home or plant structure gave way during a fire. Fireman Henry Lutterwell, 23, was killed and Fire Chief Jett Marx narrowly escaped death as the Akron blaze halted operations.
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International News Service
Akron
Henry Lutterwell
Jett Marx
Akeaw
Huerta Ships 2 1/2 Million to Paris as Mexico Exits
French bankers report President Huerta sent 2 1/2 million dollars to Paris for deposit, seen as sign he may leave Mexico. Also mentions an appeal for freedom and a nurse caring for a very sick patient as a local notice, and a storm delaying interurban car service between here and Zionsville and Frankfort.
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Linternational News Service
Paris
Huerta
Mexico
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