Triangular Track Meet at Oliphant Field Names Entries
Three high schools Bloomington Linton and Bicknell will compete in a 53 athlete triangular track and field meet at Oliphant Field. Events start at 2 pm with a Silver Cup awarded to the team scoring most points and admission set at 25 and 16 cents.
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Oliphant
Bloomington
Bicknell
Linton
Bether
Landis
Dash—Bicknell
McCrary
Smith
Weller
Meyers
Cox
Teague
Geiger
H. Tucker
E. O'Brien
McClune
Berns
Dash
McGrary
Melton
Parks
R. Tucker
McLin
Yanovich
Franklin
Todd
Branam
Stone
Justice
Maxwell
E. O’brien
Buck
Me Lin
Marlin
Glen Rupert
Johnson
Holden
Milton
Whaley
Bradt
Schacht
O. O’brien
W. Ballard
R. Johnson
Conrad
Haley
Turpin
Buyer
Yunervich
Thompson
Shoulty
Hepley
Sheffler
Bayer
Beasley
Veller
Nichols
I Can Talk At Last Raymond Pawloski Speaks Again
Raymond Pawloski aged 15, of Milwaukee, spoke for the first time since four years old. Doctors say a hammer blow paralyzed speech centers. under treatment at Marquette University, his speech was restored and he uttered the words Father and mother I can talk.
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Milwaukel
Wis
Raymond Pawloski
Raymond
William Duffy
Marquette University
Earthquake Felt Across Massachusetts Coastline
An apparent short quake disturbed several towns near Buzzard's Bay in southern Massachusetts early today. It was recorded unofficially by New Bedford police at 2:58 a.m., with the station building reportedly shaken and dishes knocked from shelves as sleepers woke.
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New Bedford
Mags
Buzzard'’s Bay
Massachusetts
Dirigible Los Angeles Reaches Lakehurst After All Night Battle
The navy airship Los Angeles arrived at Lakehurst New Jersey after an overnight fight with a fifty mile gale. Six and a half hours overdue, the craft carried 58 men and battled head winds while skirted Cape Hatteras to avoid storms.
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United Press Dispatch
Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Bermuda
Cape Hatteras
Heat drives two to deaths in Cleveland record heat
Two men Oliver Mason aged 34 and William J. Arvalasky died from heat prostration as Cleveland endured a stifling air mass for a second day. The city sweltered with a nighttime low and a high around 81 at 8 p m, a 39 year record.
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United Press Dispatch
Cleveland
Ohio
Oliver Mason
William J. Arvalasky
Heat Wave Seen Ending Tonight in Indiana
Indianapolis reports 85 degrees at noon with a likely new April record and forecasts of thunder storms to break the heat wave across Indiana. The weather bureau recorded 88 degrees yesterday with Goshen at 90, while other cities ranged up to 88. No heat prostrations were recorded.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Indiana
Goshen
Fourteen Miners Trapped by Fire in Idaho Silver Mine
Fourteen miners remained trapped as fire swept through a Burke Idaho mine, believed safe by officials as air pumps continued running. Rescue crews reached the 16,000 foot level before smoke forced them back. 33 men were in the mine, 19 escaped.
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Idaho
Smithd Press
Wallace
Burke
Here
British MPs Report Mass Arrests in Sofia
Joshua Wedgewood M P and two colleagues report to the Manchester Guardian that about six thousand communists have been arrested in Sofia by Monday night with roughly 250 killed. The MPs describe the Zankoff government as condemned in their independent investigation.
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United Press Dispatch
London
Sofia
Joshua Wedgewood
M. P
Manchester Guardian
Wedgewood
Zankoff
Bulgaria
Navy Attack Inches Toward Oahu In Simulated Invasion
United Press dispatch from Honolulu describes a looming naval assault on Oahu by 125 ships as land defenses brace for a five day simulated battle. Admiral Robinson prepares to retake Oahu whileCommanders and troops fortify Diamond Head Fort Ruger Schofield and nearby forts amid tense civilian and naval preparations.
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United Press Dispatch
Honolulu
Hawaii
Oahu
United States Navy
Navy Department
Washington
S. R. Robinson
Robert E. Coontz
Robinson
Diamond Head Crater
Fort Ruger
Fort Drussey
Fort Weaver
Schofield Barracks
U. S. S. Seattle
Spectacular Battle With Whisky Runners Near Atlantic City
Prohibition forces clashed with rum runners off Atlantic City on April 24. Airplanes and machine guns opened fire as two boats were seen unloading liquor. An airplane was sent to halt the unloading and machine gun fire wounded one runner while others escaped.
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United Press Dispatch
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic
Dempsey Recovers From Ptomaine Poisoning Return
New Yok April 24 Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion was stricken with ptomaine poisoning after arriving from Los Angeles yesterday and was reported to have fully recovered today The hotel said the indisposition was not serious and that rest was precautionary as he retired to bed.
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United Press Dispatch
NEW
Yok
Jack Dempsey
Los Angeles
Dempsey
French join Europe in shooting tourney
Paris reports a street battle in Montmartre where three people died and seven were wounded after alleged communists opened fire on supporters of former president Alexandre Millerand. Police arrested two communists at daybreak who admitted firing on recruits of the league of young patriots as they tried to interrupt a nationalist meeting.
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United Press Dispatch
Paris
Mont Martre
Alexandre Millerand
League of Young Patriots
Bootleg Dodge Involves Local Reverend in Brown County
Seymour Ind April 24 The minister of a rural church in Brown county was among the fiercest opponents of bootlegging in southern Indiana. Officers searched for stills in the area and found a hidden still beneath the church near the pulpit. The minister's name was withheld by authorities when announcing the discovery.
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United Press Dispatch
Seymour
Ind
Brown County
Indiana
Thunderstorms Bring Chicago Relief From Heat
Chicago cooled by a thunderstorm after 24 hours of hot weather. The city reached 86 degrees the hottest April 23 on record, easing summerlike conditions.
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United Press Dispatch
Chicago
Three Miners Killed and Two Hurt in Sugar Notch Blast
In Sugar Notch near Wilkes-Barre a gas explosion in a Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co mine killed three miners and seriously burned two others. At the time thirty-two men were at work in the mine.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Sugar Notch
General Lewis radio speech heard along California coast
Major General Lewis of the Hawaiian department spoke over KGU radio, outlining the war problem and expressing confidence that his forces will withstand the attack. The remarks were picked up by cablegrams reaching various points along the California coast.
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Lewis
KGU
California
Republican Committee Fills Two Vacancies In Indiana
Indianapolis April 24 Two vacancies on the Republican state committee were filled at a committee meeting with state chairman Clyde A Wash. Clarence Brown of Richmond was named Sixth district chairman succeeding the late George Elliott of New Castle. Jesse Murden of Peru was chosen Eleventh district chairman replacing Hurd Hurst who resigned to become judge of the Miami circuit court.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
Clyde A. Wash
Clarence Brown
Richmond
George Elliott
Newcastle
Jesse Murden
Peru
Hurd Hurst
Hurst
Miami
Hoss Thieves Get In Bad In Putnam County
In Greencastle Indiana on April 24 Mitt Hood a Floyd township laborer faced two men James B Stringer and John B Miller posing as officers and ordering him to abandon his family. Hood followed the threats and was arrested for failure to support his family. Judge Hughes dismissed the charge and Hood returned to his kin. Hood later filed suit for 1000 against Miller and Stringer for their actions and false representation.
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Greencastle
Ind
Mitt Hood
Floyd Township
James B. Stringer
John B. Miller
Hood
Hughes
Stringer
Miller
Hartford Mayoral Vote Narrowly Decided by One
Charles Brown of Hartford, a village near here, lost the mayoralty by one vote in Tuesday’s election. He would have tied if his entire family had voted. his son Frank did not cast a ballot.
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Alton
Charles Brown
Hartford
Here
Frank
Indianapolis City to Aid Prosecution in Stephenson Case
Indianapolis faces a possible city aid to prosecute D C Stephenson and two aides in the Oberholtzer death case. City Controller Joseph Hogue investigates an appropriation by the council to support Prosecutor William Remy. A $500 prosecution fund was proposed by Ben Thompson as witnesses in Irvington corroborate Stephenson’s claim of being law in Indiana.
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Unitisd
Indianapolis
Ben Thompson
Hogue
Oberholtzer
Irvington
Bandits Hold Up City National Bank Worker in St Paul
Three bandits robbed a City National Bank employee in St Paul Minnesota stealing $5000 this afternoon. Police mounted a pursuit but no arrests were reported. Local authorities described the event as a bank robbery at the downtown branch.
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ST. Paul, Minn
City National Bank
Wheeler fate to be known before night in Great Falls trial
In Great Falls Montana Senator Burton K Wheeler may learn his fate by nightfall as final arguments wrap in the misuse of office trial. Prosecutor John L Slattery seeks guilty verdict while defense led by W F O Leary argues against charges and impeachment of testimony.
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United Press Dispatch
Great Falls
Mont
Wheeler
W. F. O’leary
Burton K. Wheeler
Washington
Johnn L. Slattery
Interior Department
Gouden Campbell
Mergue
Ieemer
Malone
Slattery
Thomas J. Walsh
Frank S. Dietrich
Walsh
George B. Hayes
Hayes
Last Wish Refused Before French Guillotine
An Arab convict Laudies Ladkar, condemned for killing two Portuguese and wounding three, woke in La Sante death house and asked not to be executed. The warden offered a cigarette and liquor before the guillotine fell at 5:45.
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Paris
Laudies Ladkar
la Sante
Russell Scott to hang July 17 in Illinois case
Springfield Illinois April 24 Russell Scott must hang at the expiration of his stay of execution on July 17 unless Governor Len Small grants a commutation of sentence The Illinois supreme court denied Scott's petition for a writ of error and supersedes.
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Springfield
Ill
Russell Scott
Len Small
Ilinois Supreme Court
Scott
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