Percy Myers Wins Greene County Golf Tournament
Percy Myers of Linton edged HH Stalcup of Linton to win the Greene County golf championship after 54 holes at Jasonville Country Club. Rafier of Jasonville won the second flight playoff against McCullaugh of Linton, with Abe Brewer and Frank Wills also placing. Awards and a banquet will be held Tuesday at Linton Country Club with all three local clubs represented.
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Jasonville Country Club
Tercy Myers
Linton
Stalcup
Myers
Rev. J. J. Ryan
T. R. Rafier
Jasonville
Floyd. McCullaugh
Rafier
McCullaugh
Abe Brewer
Worthington
Frank Wills
Brewer
Greene ‘County
Greene County
Claude Maxwell
H. Mm Stalcop
Percy Myers
Sandy Taylor
Ryan
Lies Sinders
Mark Hayes
Mande
Harris We Humphreys
Wordyea
Roeschke
Andy. Humphreys
Clyde Davis Mar
Garret Love
Dr. Scholl
Dri Paul Fry
Moyd McCultaigh
Mitchell
W. W. Carter
Ray Stall
Bey
Dave Puckett
Tloyd Poe
Milo Mitchel
John Corbin Wate
W. Walters
Frank Myers
Paul Engleman
Ada Charles White
Partaney
W. HW. Shertsen
Chester Harrah
Fien
William
Catania Volcano Keeps Emitting Fumes Aug 5
Haly Aug 5. Mount Etna continued to belch volcanic fumes making the air unbearable for miles. Emissions include sulphuric smoke acids and occasional ash spouts.
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Catania
Haly
Twtna
Garage Blaze Destroys Lyons Doyle Page Facility
A Lyons Doyle Page garage on State Road No 67 one block north of Main Street burned down around 11 p m causing an estimated loss of about 1500 dollars. No vehicles were inside but many tools and gas equipment were destroyed. Insurance was carried though the exact amount is unclear. The fire origin remains unknown.
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Doyle Page
Lyons
Main Street
Burglary Strikes Dugger Clothing Store and Filling Station
Robbers looted the Thomas Barrowman clothing and gents furnishings store and Henry Ballard filling station at Dugger Saturday night. They took about 800 to 900 dollars worth of goods including 36 suits 150 shirts 100+ neckties caps and shoes and fled in a truck. Entry was gained by prying windows and a door. The stolen cash drawer and a slot machine were later found at Page corner. Police and state officers investigated but had no suspects.
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Thomas Barrowman
Ballard
Dugger
Stile Road No. 54
Barrowman
Page
Lieut
Martin
Indiana Violent Deaths Over Week End Rise
United Press dispatch counts 183 deaths in Indiana over the weekend. Notable incidents include Elisha Bourn 70 who died by suicide near Stilesville after two days married. Charles McGuire 6 struck by a passenger train in St. Anthony. Emanuel Miller 40 died after being kicked by a mule at his Rochester home. Armitta Craig 74 likely heart attack at Darlington. Robert Dietz 42 collapsed while playing golf in Goshen. Dewey Lavelle killed by freight cars at Anderson. Riley Noble 80 hit by car in Terre Haute. Fred Hunn 35 died en route after ingesting poison in Terre Haute. Ernest Schaal 10 burned by a torch in Hammond. an unidentified alcoholic man found in Indianapolis. two girls killed in Gary auto crashes. Helen Japalski 18 injured fatally in Gary. Rosalie Cruz 5 killed in Holland Michigan driven auto accident. James Boofer 40 injured fatally in Indianapolis auto crash.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
United Press
Elisha Bourn
Stilesville
Charles McGuire
St. Anthony
Emanuel’ Miller
Rochester
Armitta ‘Craig
Darlington
Robert Dietz
Chicago
Goshen
Dewey Lavelle
Anderson
Riley
Noble
Terre Haute
Fred Hunn
Ernest Schaal
Hammond
Gary
Helen Japalski
Nick Stroll
Stroll
Rosalie Cruz
Robert Cunningham
Holland
Mich
James Boofer
Nineteen Bodies Recovered After Ostend Launch Collision
United Press Dispatch reports at Ostend Belgium nine teen bodies recovered after two launches collided near the seawall. Twelve remain missing and 29 are hospitalized with injuries as crowds watched the tragedy at the famous watering place. Many vacationers, including Americans, were present.
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Ostend
Belgium
Jewelry heist hits Allen Diamond shop in Indianapolis
Three bandits handcuffed two night watchmen and escaped with about 23000 dollars in jewelry after blowing the Allen Diamond shop safe. The owners estimate total value near 28000 dollars as police search for the trio. Delbert Clark and Edward Hand were confined in a closet and later released when police arrived after a passerby noticed a burn in the building.
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Pruyss
Indianapolis
Allen Diamond
Delbert Clark
Edward Hand
Melvin Magvison
Allen
Alexander Legge Named Head of Farm Board
President Hoover chose Alexander Legge of Chicago to head the Federal Farm Board. Legge, a tall Scottish American with ties to International Harvester, helped Hoover during World War I as food administrator and chaired the wartime farm groups. The board faces farmer pleas for part of a $150 million relief fund, stressing long term improvement over quick fixes.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
Hoover
Alexander Legge
Chicago
Farm Board
Tavee
International Harvester Company
Federal Farm Board
Legge
War Industrial Board
Bernard M. Baruch
Unclear fragmentary text on jobs policy and officials
Fragmentary notes discuss a law or hearing, Job applications flow to Heynegenstul and Ge organizations. Mentions Legge hiring all persons at once and aims to keep unemployment low, with references to hundreds of applications and long waits.
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Heynegenstul Een
Fagm
Legge
Republican National Committee to Meet in Washington
The Republican National Committee will gather in Washington at the Willard Hotel to elect a successor to Dr. Hubert Work as chairman and choose a second vice chairman. The meeting also addresses vacancies in committee membership and nominations from state central committees.
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United Pres
Denver
Colo
Republican Nations
New Willard Hotel
Washington, D.C
Hubert Work
Work
Organized labor aids employers says Green in Chicago
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor told the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters at the Metropolitan Community church that organized labor benefits workers and employers alike. He urged workers to organize to protect their interests and praised mass production.
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Chicago
Aug
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Metropolitan Community Church
Green
Foderation of Labor
Seven Die in Kosmosdale Oil Barge Explosion
Seven residents of Kosmosdale Kentucky were killed in an oil barge explosion Saturday evening. The village on the Ohio river mourns as investigators work to determine the cause.
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Louisville
Kosmosdale
Kentucky
Ohio River
Bellwether Mine Faces Guard After Outbreak
Dana Indiana August 6 The Bone Coal mine shut after an engineer quit amid threats from demonstrators. Attorney General Ogden floated calling martial law to shield workers at the cooperative mine as National Guard readiness was discussed.
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Upot
Mingis
Dana
United Mine Worker of America
Bno
Merl W. Wall
George Hufsmith
Graf Zeppelin to Start World Tour Early Wednesday
United Press reports the German airship Graf Zeppelin began refueling at Lakehurst New Jersey en route to a world tour. The flight time from Friedrichshafen last October was 95 hours and 20 minutes, with gusty winds delaying its ground securing.
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Graf Zeppelin
United Press
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
Friedrichshafen
Garuinay
Germany
Sandborn Young Man Struck by Lightning Near Home
Charles Baker eldest son of Mr and Mrs Willy Baker of Sandborn three miles south of town was struck by lightning during a Saturday morning electrical storm at seven oclock. He lay unconscious for about an hour then recovered and rested at home after visiting his parents. Baker had been working in a fence shop in Terre Haute and had brought his bride of a few weeks to the Bakers home for a short visit. He planned to return to Terre Haute on Sunday.
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Sandborn
Charles Baker
Willy ‘Baker
comes _ Baker
Terre Haute
Tere Haute
Trial of Prof Snook Making Progress in Ohio Case
Vigorous opposition to the alleged confession of Dr. James Howard Snook during his murder trial was planned by Snook’s attorneys at Columbus. The defense argued against the confession as evidence while proceedings continued.
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Snook
Columbus
James’ Howard
Theors Hix
Sunflower Company Faces Large Judgment in Indianapolis
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a large judgment involving Sunflower Company in Indianapolis with unclear details about August and a theft case. Names and precise actions are obscured, but the record points to a significant civil or legal dispute tied to a Marion area context and personnel references.
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Father Ryan
Rapier
Linton Country Club
Birnt
Tourney
Mt, Aetna
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Diepatchi
Willing Station
Acciden
Tal Means
Europe
Unie
New York
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Mes
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Syracuse
N. Y
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Allen Miller
Rank
Nicholson
N.Y
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Laisser Kieg
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Alexander Legee
Cessful Farmer
Medieval Farm Board
Sambo
G.O. P
American Federation of
Labor Speaks
Chicago Church
Lakehurst, N. J
Sandborn Young
Linited Press Dispatc AT
Sunflower Company
Charles Heaton
Perior
Maleed Iy
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Marion
Otto Plate
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