Leniency Sought by 59 Prisoners
Indianapolis Aug 3 U P Fifty nine inmates from the State prison reformatory and penal farm will petition the state clemency commission at its Aug 6 8 session. Three lifers and several long term convicts including a bank robber seek commutation or leniency. Charles Couts from Vanderburg County has a life sentence for murder. Frank Jenkins of Lake County seeks commutation. he claims innocence and says Jim Williams did the crime. The bank robber is Woe-t Samplensi Minpiya convicted in Cass circuit court for holding up the Twelve Mile State Bank on Aug 1 1936. about 1600 was looted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
State ‘Prison, Reformatory and Penal Farm
State Clemency ‘Commission
Charles Couts
Vanderburg
Aulgene
Griffin
Herman Bowman
Frank Jenkins
Lake County
Indiana Harbor
Jim
Williams
Clementy
Indiana Coaches Plan for Season
Bloomington Ind Aug 3 With the opening football practice six weeks away Indiana University coaches under Head Coach Bo McMillin map the season. Fifty seven men are in the preliminary roster and will report Sept 10. McMillin will not predict the Indiana eleven but will rely on sophomores for promising exhibition. The yearlings will be tried at middle line positions as several regular linemen departed after 1934. Eighteen of the returning men won major awards last year, seven of whom will play their final season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Gof
Indiana University
Bo McMillin
McMillin
Indiana
Seeven
Public hearing on liquor permits in Greene County
The Greene County Alcoholic Beverage Board will begin investigations at 9 A.M. on August 16, 1935, at the Clerk's Office in Bloomfield to assess requests for liquor permits. Fraternal Order of Eagles No. B78 and two named applicants on Vincennes Street and Main Street are listed as premises under review for beer and wine sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otmicke
Alcoholly Beverage #2 Board
Greene County
Judiunia
Court House
Bloomfield
Erron
Engles
Vincennes St
Linton
Kam Rungell
Thelma i Ae
Weber
Die “Main St
Bie
Ickes and Hopkins clash over relief and graft risk
Central Press correspondent surveys the Roosevelt administration's relief program. Ickes pushes to fund worthwhile, productive jobs while Hopkins emphasizes stopping waste and graft. Disorganization and interdepartmental disputes threaten work relief progress as private hiring remains weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Flarry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Congress Laments Summer Session But Grins At Heat
Charles P. Stewart notes in Washington that staying in session all summer seems exaggerated misery. He argues the city’s 600,000 residents cope with heat and humidity, and Congress works in air conditioned chambers, so the long session is not as burdensome as critics claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Charles Weat
Grandville
Interior
Ikea
Harold Lt
Tekes
Ickes
Wenat
Avaseinowon
D.C
Congress
Washington
Internal Democratic row over utilities bill shocks lawmakers
Congress confronts a fierce intra party quarrel over an administration backed utilities bill. Wheeler pushes for outside experts while Huddleston demands them too, triggering a heated clash as both sides resist compromise. The dispute reflects White House influence and party tensions at a pivotal moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Senate
House of Representatives
Methodist Church Board Meeting Called for Tuesday
An important meeting of the First Methodist church official board will be held at 7:16 o'clock Tuesday night at the church. All members are urged to attend and attend to matters of importance, with Rev. J. M. McKown as chairman guiding the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Methodist Church
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle shows across clues with numbers and partial garbled text listing many entries. Contains references to grasp, church terms, tools, animals, and various wordplay fragments. The readable parts hint at a standard puzzle grid with clues and theme words, but OCR text is corrupted and not fully interpretable.
Restrictions on FHA loans lifted in Indiana
Indianapolis Aug 3 UP Restrictions on state banks for National Housing Act loans have been removed by the Indiana Department of Financial Institutions. R Karl Peters said the repeal would boost title II activity, with $2,551,087 in Insured Mortgage applications and more lenders pledging funds. Over 500 community chairmen are aiding FHA program efforts under titles I and II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
R. ‘Karl Peters
Indiana Department of Financial Institutions
Reneral Assembly
Apt
Peters
Indiana
Federal Housing Administration
Families Attend Events in Terre Haute on Thursday
Jasonville residents Mr and Mrs Carl Fischer and children Mary Alice and Billy visited Terre Haute Thursday. Mr and Mrs Orville Packett and son Harry attended the circus there. Ped Rowe and George Mitchell returned from a business trip to Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Abe Wooten and family from Detroit Mich have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Charlea Wooten and Mr and Mrs Walter Harris and daughter of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fischer
Mary Alice
Billy
Terre Haute
Orville Packett
Harry
Ped Rowe
George Mitchell
Oklahoma
Abe Wooten
Detroit
Mich
Charlea Wooten
Walter Harris
Indianapolis
Williams Family Reunion Set at Bennett Grove Farmersburg
The Williams reunion will be held Sunday, August 4 at Bennett Grove in Farmersburg. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives in Indianapolis Vincennes Sullivan Canton Ohio and Luverne. Miss Ollie Neal and Mrs. Florence Wright are among those mentioned visiting family members in various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Cushman
Williams
Bennett Grove
Farmersburg
Harry Pipes
Indianapolis
Ollie Neal
Sullivan
John Neal
Marvy Elizabeth McBrid
Vincennes
Don ‘Bartlett
Canton
Ohio
Florence Wright
Alice Aice
T Farmersburg
William Hart
Luverne
Ind
John McDonald
Kathleen Rowe
Mir
Ped Rowe
Mildred Craig
Coalmont
Carole Dix
Quapaw Bingo Tuesday at Red Men's Hall
The Quapaw council of Poca will entertain at 7 o clock Tuesday night in Red Men's hall with a grocery bingo party. The council announced plenty of ice water and extra fans will be available for guests while string music will feature the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw’ Council
Poca
Hontas
Red Men’s Hall
Miss Pauline McDonald’s Indiana visit ends
Miss Pauline McDonald spent a few weeks visiting in Indianapolis Indiana and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pauline
McDonald
Aew
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linton Daily Citizen
Cinzen Dore
Girton
John A A. Watking
Ifice
I’hone
Maine
Ainglo
Sao Eo Beal
Hoosier Grid
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
James A. Farley
Farley
PWA Financial
Hkewiso
Henry A. Whilace
Forestry Service
Interior Department
Agrculture
Wallace
Central Presa
New York
46Th Street
Leslie
Iches
Central Prean
Topkina
Aeek
Buf
Ramaing
Army
Navy
Stoff
Burton K. Wheeler
George Huddleston
Wheeler
Huddleston
By Leslie Eichel
New York Times
George Bauer
World Trade Longue
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Bauer
Harry Tipper
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Vipper
Gaina
Wall Street Journal
Legislatora
Gove
Daniel
North Main St
M. FE. Board
Daily Cross
Henad
Switzerland
Mother of All
Mankind
Astral
Fiz
Ize
Roxy Dog Food
AX & Fry
Cushing
Chevrolet Co
NEW Home Furn.co
Linton, and
A” St
N. Fi, Linton, Ind
Jasonville
Quality Foods
11Th &T
N. EB
Raney’s
5Th St
N. W. Jones & Son
N. W
Dagger Marion J, Aikin Howard L. Aikin
Froeschke Shoe Store
C Penney CO
Mack Tyler
W. Vincennes
Boston ‘Store
South Mai
Clayton & Wright
N.E
Plymouth
BUICK
Pontiac
Powell Motor Sales
A. B
Linton Hardware CO
Calvin E, Barnes
J. W. Wolford & Sons
General Electric
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!