Lindbergh Describes Curtis's Quest To Find Baby
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh testified at Curtis trial detailing how he followed Curtis led him to Cape May New Jersey and Norfolk as part of efforts to recover his kidnapped child. He recounted rides sea trips and sleepless nights while Curtis suggested contacts with the kidnappers and the possibility of selling the baby to the highest bidder.
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Flemington
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
John Hughes Curtis
Curtis
Norfolk
Long Island
Lindbergh
Cape May
New York
Block Island
Dean H. Dobson-Peacock
Baby Dobson-Peacock
John
Gurtis
Anthony Hauck
Ted Spray to Speak at Central Christian Church
Ted Spray of Frankfort will speak at the Central Christian Church Wednesday night. The program opens with a 7:30 conference of teachers and officers, followed by an 8:15 general meeting for inspiration. Baptismal services will conclude the evening. The pastor aims to boost interest ahead of the October National Convention in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Spray
Frankfort
Central Christian Church
Church School
Thomas Christian
Spray
The
Disciples of Christ
Indianapolis
Lebanon Lawyers End Saturday Hours For Summer Closures
Lebanon attorneys will close their law offices at noon each Saturday from July 2 through August to enjoy golf fishing gardening and baseball. The move will let lawyers catch up on recreational pursuits during the summer.
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Lebanon
Mrs Neal Leaves Cleveland Visit After Stay
Mrs Nathan Neal departed this morning for her home in Cleveland Ohio after a visit with Mr and Mrs E A Lewis and family She was accompanied by Mr and Mrs A G Neal and their daughter Miss Rose who will be their guests for several days
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Nathan Neal
Cleveland
E. A. Lewis
A. G. Neal
Miss Rose
U S Liner Crashes Into Shanghai Wharf
Dollar Steamship Lines liner bent Jefferson crashed into Shanghai wharf while attempting to berth without a pilot. The massive passenger ship penetrated the wharf 30 feet, creating a bow hole above the water line. No injuries were reported.
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Bent Jefferson
Dollar Steamship Lines
Water Works to Enlarge Service
City Council approved an expansion program for the water works to add 8,500 feet of main, more hydrants, and higher pressure. The $6,000 project will employ about 15 to 18 men for six weeks, funded from water works surplus. Clarence Ridgway to oversee changes at the disposal plant. permit issued for a service station at Washington and Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Works
Water Works Department
Clarence Ridgway
Ridgway
General Fund
Central Indiana Railroad Company
Washington Street
Lafayette Avenue
Indiana Delegation Shifts At Roosevelt Abolition Decision
Chicago June 2 The Indiana Democratic convention delegation maneuvered for a place on the victory bandwagon after Roosevelt forces ceased the two thirds rule fight. Newton D. Baker emerged as favored second choice while Paul V. McNutt denied rumors of a Vice Presidential bid. The Indiana banner led the wet parade as Roosevelt held a majority of votes with Alfred E. Smith trailing.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Indiana
Newton D. Baker
Paul V. McNutt
Frank McHale
Logansport
McHale
Alfred E. Smith
Cleveland
District Legion Auxiliary Meet at Noblesville
The sixth district convention of the American Legion and Auxiliary gathered in Noblesville with separate forenoon sessions and a joint afternoon meeting led by Commander Alvin Hall. Fidac chairman Mrs Vina Hinshaw directed the Auxiliary program, and speeches were offered by W M Armstrong John Ale Ralph Gates Ollie Davis. A Legion convention invitation to Kokomo was extended by Maurice Tull and Judge Cleo Mount invited the Ninth district to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Noblesville
Shelter House
Vina Hinshaw
Alvin Hall
Danville
Legion Band of
Cicero
Bear En Route To Boston For Byrd Antarctic Trip
The Bear of Oakland sails from Oakland to Boston with a nine man crew to carry Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd on a planned Antarctic expedition. At Boston Navy Yard repairs will be made and instruments loaded. The 58 year old cutter, built in Scotland, has a storied Arctic service record and was ceded to Oakland in 1929 as a museum ship before Byrd revived its use.
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Oakland
Calif
Bear
Boston
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
J. Jorgenson
Boston Navy Yards
Arthur B. Raymond
Byrd
Admiral Byrd
City of New York
Antarctic
Greenock
Scotland
United States
Greely
Congress
Golden Gate
Red Cross
Senate Democrats
Garner
House
Senate
Treasury
Norris
Jeter
Congress Today Senate Debates Acetal GTI and Appropriations
Congress today features Senate debates on acetal GTI and appropriations. Appropriations Committee reviews a second deficiency bill while judiciary subcommittee resumes bankruptcy hearings. Foreign Relations Committee weighs treaties as conferees discuss Wagner relief. various minor bills under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senat
Appropriations Committee
Judiciary Subcommittee
Foreign Relations Committee
Rural routes consolidation cuts Lebanon mail to eleven
A consolidation plan takes effect Friday July 1 reducing Lebanon post office routes to eleven and redistributing patrons among Route 11 Route 10 and Route 9. Route 12 patrons move to Route 1 while Route 11 retains a long list of named patrons served by carrier Albert Rogers and substitute wife.
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Lebanon Post Office
Albert Rogers
Elmer Vanarshall
Anna Winters
Anthony Kincaid Jr
E. G. Crain
Walter Tyre
J. W. Kremer
L. M. Sandlin
William Sanders
Allen Wills
Willard Stephenson
A. J. Cleaver
Arthur Boicourt
N. C. Krukenwitz
Wayne Walker
L. C. Cleaver
Park Hiland
Ed Graham
C. V. Stewart
G. D. Evans
James Debard
Pearl Pittman
Charles F. Payton
M. M. Edrington
Julia Riggins
Roy Rust
Oakley Sparks
Vern Price
Nancy Price
Guy Artman
H. B. Purdue
Lawrence Honan
A. R. Glock
J. H. Crosstreet
Harry Todd
Joe Pearl
Orval Copenhaver
Joe Woodard
Faye Stephens
Henry Bradley
Adler & Co Free Gift Winners Announced
Adler and Company announces free gifts to numerous customers with many more unclaimed. Prizes were distributed to Mrs. James Reed of Advance, Mrs. Mary Custer, Mrs. Robert Nelson of Lebanon, Mrs. Pearl Muston of Lebanon rural route ten, and Mrs. Vernon Price of Lebanon rural route.
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Adler & Company
James Reed
Adjvance
Mary Custer
Robert Nelson
Lebanon
Pearl Muston
Vernon Price
Repeal planks proposed by wets for Democratic ticket
Convention notes a marked wets push to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and revise the Volstead Act. Draft planks call for unemployment relief, government economy, tariff reform, silver remonetization, Philippine independence, and war debt concessions tied to international arms reductions. Page continuation hinted.
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United Press Convention
Chicago
United Press Today
Carolinas
Democratic Platform Drafting Committee
Hawley
Tariff Commission
Philippine Islands
United States
Federal Reserve
Personal injury case reaches jury today in Boone Court
Edna Ruth Bloom enstock sues United Transportation Company and William Day for damages from a collision between a taxicab and a truck. The case went to the jury in Boone Circuit Court around two oclock this afternoon. Special Judge Fred BE Hines arranged for Judge John W Hornaday to accept a verdict if a verdict is reached this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ruth Bloomenstock
United Transportation Company
William Day
Boone Circuit Court
Fred. BE. Hines
Noblesville
John W. Hornaday
Wisconsin bank robbed of 300 dollars and more
Bandits held up Wonewoe State Bank at noon and escaped with at least 3,000 dollars. President Carl Herrewig was beaten on the head as three robbers forced customers and staff to the floor while a lookout with a machine gun monitored the door. Herrewig’s injuries were not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonewoe
Wis
Wonewoe State Bank
Carl Herrewig
Herrewig
Indianapolis
Union Trust Company
James Goodlet
Cox named administratrix of Crim estate
Mrs Lottie C Cox qualified as administratrix of the estate of her mother Edna B Crim who died at home on June 22. The estate is valued at 7200 dollars per the letters of administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie C. Cox
Edna B. Crim
Ralph Reese Improves After Week-Long Illness
Ralph Reese, a member of the Quality Shoe firm, is improving at his Frankfort home after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Reese
Quality Shoe Shoe Store
Frankfort
Congress Enacts Unparalleled Basic Economic Legislation
Washington reports the current Congress, nearing adjournment, has enacted a sweeping program of basic economic and fiscal laws. It aligned with President Hoover's recommendations to stimulate business, ease unemployment, and balance finances, including the war debt moratorium, reconstruction finance corporation expansion, Glass-Steagall reforms, and farm credit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Senate
Federal Reserve
Farm Board
Roosevelt Forces Fail to Grab Two Thirds at Democratic Convention
At Convention Stadium Chicago June 28 the battle for permanent chairman ended with Walsh chosen over Shouse by 626 to 628. Roosevelt backers claim wins in seating Louisiana and Minnesota delegates, while Farley opposes two thirds rule changes and warns against deadlock. The opening session sees intensified factional clashes as rules and credentials are debated.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Chicago
Jouett Shouse
Montana
Shouse
Walsh
Dill
Washington
Bernice F. Pyke
Ohio
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Minnesota
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Atlee Pomerene
Rules Committee
Kremer
Farley
Great Stadium
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
F. G. Qstrowski
Louisana
Porto Rico
Huey Lor
Roosevel
Committee
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U. S
Shanghai Wharf
iGaRrPce
Gosiers
Deced Upn
District Legion
Congress Today
Adler & CO
Wets
Wisconsin
Aids Roosevelt
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