Gangland In Chicago Murder Plot Escapes In Night
In a Chicago incident described by United Press Dispatch, gangster Joe Bowman was shot five times and left at Herotin hospital door as killers fled. In Ludlow Kentucky, David Miller also slain, his true name Harry Gingold, with Freddie Fisher. Miller buried as Willie Morgan and Miller's wife detained. Police traced witnesses to Detective Frank Martin’s murder and linked Ernest Rossi to related gang violence.
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Bedouin Column Marches on Jerusalem Breaks Riot
United Press reports a Bedouin force of two thousand advances from the desert toward Jerusalem led by Sultan Atrashe. In Haifa port a fresh outbreak kills nineteen with Arabs Muslims Jews Christians injured as British troops land from Malta to restore order.
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Prominent Man Dies At Home Of Son In Elnora
Thomas Payne 87 native of Martin county and longtime Elnora resident died at 7 30 Tuesday evening at his son William Payne’s home after a long illness. He had been bedfast five years. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at Elnora Christian church with Rev. Co A Spellman and Rev A M Clark officiating. Burial in old Elnora Cemetery.
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Father at 74 Welcomes 11-Pound Boy in Minneapolis
Carl Parrish a 74 year old deputy sheriff received congratulations as his wife Mrs Parrish gave birth to an 11 pound boy. Parrish has been married twice. His oldest child a son aged 10.
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Indiana ranks 14th in licensed airplanes in 1928
Indianapolis August 29 Indiana placed 14th among the 48 states in licensed airplanes owned in 1928 per Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce figures. New York leads in total planes with 758. California tops per capita ownership. The survey notes rapid aviation growth with 12 new major airports this year and Indianapolis adding over 25 licensed airplanes.
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Police Wagon Crash Kills Officer. Another Hurt in Peoria
In Peoria Illinois a patrol wagon struck a bakery truck killing one police officer and seriously injuring another who may die while a third officer sustained bruises. The crash occurred today as the officers responded to an incident.
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Graf Zeppelin completes round the world voyage
The Graf Zeppelin finishes the first commercial circumnavigation by air in 21 days 7 hours and 12 minutes, landing at Lakehurst New Jersey. Throngs greet the big dirigible and its crew as American officers praise the German airmen's skill during the arrival and hangar maneuver.
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Greyhound Bus Line To Run Linton To State Capital
The Pennsylvan ia Railway company announces a new Greyhound bus route from Indianapolis to Vincennes via Linton. Daily trips depart Indianapolis at 6 18 a m from Central station and return to Linton at 8 47 p m. Wendell Malicoat will run the service with fare from Linton to Indianapolis set at 4 40 one way.
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Former Klan aide Klinck freed after Tulsa hold
Carl Klinck once served as bodyguard to Indiana Klan official D C Stephenson and was held 24 hours by Tulsa police on an automobile theft charge. He was released when Indiana authorities did not act, according to advices received here.
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Navy refuses offer for Dewey's flagship Olympia
Edward W. Harden of New York offered to buy the Olympia from the navy for its scrap value and preserve it as a memorial in Washington. The Navy secretary said he could not accept the offer, but believed the old cruiser would be preserved by other means.
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Ruth Mider Weds Waller Camp Jr in New York Ceremony
Ruth Mider, trans Atlantic flyer, married Waller Camp Jr in New York on August 29. City Clerk Michael Cruse officiated with two office employees as witnesses. Earlier, Miss Elder was divorced last year by Lyle Womack.
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Millspaugh Sisters Win Big Prizes in Puzzle Contests
In Anderson Indiana on August 29 Miss Ethel Millspaugh won $1,000 as first prize in a Chicago Herald Examiner puzzle book contest for Langrains. Her sister Miss Mabel Millspaugh previously won $10,000 Coca Cola prize and both have claimed large winnings in other major paper contests.
Golf clubs in car blamed for street accident
Milwaukee dispatch reports Carl Stromowski’s golf bag on the rear seat was hit by a thrown car in its rut. The bag struck him in the head as he planned improvements to his game. He awoke to find the car crashed into a parked machine and two children injured by flying glass.
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Co operative Markets Adjourns Farmer Funds Approval
Representatives of cooperative marketing associations closed a three day conference by reporting farmers may obtain funds from the Federal Farm Board without waiting for the central holding company. Legge said loans up to 10 cents a bushel on unhedged grain and up to 60 percent of hedged grain value may be advanced. liens rank behind the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank.
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Harness Meet At Linton Track Draws Wide Interest
Two afternoons of harness racing set for August 29 and September 2 at the Greene County Fair and Racing association West Side track. Liberal purses attract owners from several states as entries surge. races include trots and paces with 2:29 and 2:18 standards. track in excellent shape with improved grounds and 50 cent admission.
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Plane crashes into Eureka Utah town hall tower
A plane struck the Eureka Utah city hall tower and slammed into an adjoining building. The crash injured the plane occupants and a pedestrian in front of the town hall. A crowd of about 5 000 gathered as authorities investigated the Aug 28 incident.
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Young Plan Salvation Reached at Hague Conference
The Hague August 29 The Young plan is saved by five powers Britain France Belgium Italy and Japan reaching agreement with Germany. Britain’s demands divide the Rhineland settlement and the next steps are set for June in a final adjustment.
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