Passenger liner San Juan sinks after Pacific collision
A fog shrouded collision 50 miles off San Francisco sinks the San Juan with 65 passengers and 45 crew aboard. Only 37 rescued by the Dodd and Munami, fate of 73 others unknown, Captain Asplund among those who perished.
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United Press Dispatch
San Francisco
San Juan
Pacific
Here
Los Angeles
S. C. T. Dodd
San. Juan
McCormick
Munami
Hich
California
Golden Gate
Adolph F. Asplund
Asplund
Pigeon Point
Chinese and Russians Open Negotiations
Harbin August 30 rumor says talks begun between China and Russia with a reported move by the Soviet government to appoint M. Jakoff as general manager of the Chinese Eastern railway. Earlier Chinese police raided a printing plant. two editors were arrested for alleged incitement of Soviet workers on the railway to vandalism.
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Harbin
China
Russia
M. Jakoff
Chinese Eastern Railway
Harbin Pravda
Moose Hold Conclave Opens in Marion Indiana
The annual Indiana Moose conclave opened in Marion with about 2000 delegates present. The first general session was led by Dr. J S Coffman of Muncie, serving as president.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana
J.S. Coffman
Muncie
Pioneer Attorney Peter Luther Dies at 85 in Clay County
Peter T. Luther, 85, a pioneer Clay County attorney and longtime Democrat in the Fifth District, died yesterday at his home in Bowling Green after several weeks of illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at his residence. Luther also worked in Bowling Green journalism and served as county surveyor and county recorder.
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Brazil
Peter T. Luther
North Meridian Street
Luther
Democratic Party
Bowling Green
Rank of Civil War veterans thins at Covington reunion
Two survivors of the 63rd Indiana Volunteers aged past 90 attended the annual regimental reunion in Covington Indiana. Willis Martin and William Ephlin expressed their intent to keep the gathering going until death, preserving the veteran tradition.
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Covington
Ind
63Rd Regiment, Indiana Volunteers
Willis Martin
William Ephlin
Worthington School Band Delights Local Audience
The Worthington school band of about seventy five Worthington students presented a white uniformed program directed by Fred Jewell. In six months training the group offered a harmonious melody filled recital that pleased a large local crowd and reflected well on Worthington schools.
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Worthington
Fred Jewell
Jewell
Michigan Prisoner Confesses to Murder
Hugh C. Burnette a 37 year old escaped inmate confessed to killing Mrs Lulu Ellsworth in the basement of her home west of Kalamazoo Michigan The admission came after his return from Michigan City Ind where he was arrested on a train five hours after the crime was committed
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Hugh C. Burnette
Michigan
Lulu Ellsworth
Burnette
Michigan City
Ind
Lumber Yard Fire Destroys Allen Wilkinson Plant
Russellville Indiana August 30 A small breeze faned a fire of undetermined origin that wiped out the Allen Wilkinson Lumber Company plant. Damages are placed at 26000 dollars. Two nearby homes sustained minor damage while the entire stock of the lumber company was destroyed.
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Russellville
Ind
Allen-Wilkinson Lumber Company
Lumber Company
Woman Identified Only As Helen Moore Found Dead
Police in Indianapolis seek to identify a woman found dead in a hotel room. She had registered recently as Helen Moore from Chicago. In another item from Covington, Indiana, grounds for divorce are cited as refusal to attend church and night hunting by Mrs. Lora Wear against Rote Wear.
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Indianapolis
Helen Moore
Chicago
Covington
Ind
Lora E. Wear
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for September Court Term
Greene County bar members in Bloomfield prepare for September term opening Monday. Special to Daily Citizen notes jurors drawn include grand jurors Emery Cochran and others, along with a list of petit jurors by township. Also covered are local obituaries and a court petition for adoption of Kathryn L. Wells.
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Bertha A. Eddy
Paul Wells
Kathryn L. Wills
Emery Cochran
Taylor Towsship
Harley S
Abram
Wright
Elza Barker
Taylor
Harry Ellett
Washington
David S. Strickler
Fairplay
Joseph A. ‘Abram
Beech’ Creek
Wilbur ‘West
Stafford
Charles F. Bledsoe
Paul Britton
Beech Creek
Murl Tincher
Petit Jury
John S. Sexson
Richland Township
K.‘A. Baker
Jefferson
Thomas Christenberry
Virgil Hudson
William Britton
Richland
Clarence Chipman
Highland
James J. Campbell
Cass
Coffman
Smith
Kenneth’ Landis
Omer Bland
Verne Waggoner
William Baird
Ernest Catron
Grain group plans $20 million farmer marketing corporation
In Chicago a three man committee drafts articles of incorporation for a proposed $20,000,000 nationwide farmers' grain marketing group. The plan awaits federal Farm Board approval to obtain loans under the marketing act. Local officials anticipate Farm Board loans may ease current wheat crop needs and finance terminal facilities in the Northwest.
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Chicago
National Farmers’ Grain Marketing Corporation
C. E. Huff
Salina
Kan
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Northwest
Lintonians Lead In First Wabash Valley Golf Tourney
The Linton Country Club leads 36 hole handicap play with a net aggregate of 570 on a gross 736 as the Terre Haute Tribune sponsors the first annual Wabash Valley golf tournament. Claude Harris posts a 46 handicap for 36 holes and a gross 173 to net 127 with morning 62 and afternoon 66. Bicknell entrants run close in handicap. third round underway today.
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Linton
Bicknell
Labor Day Gala Planned at Bicknell Parade and Speakers
Labor Day events in Bicknell will feature a large parade with delegations from Terre Haute Clinton and Linton joining miners. William Houston of the United Mine Workers will open at City Park followed by Fred L. Fieck of Garrett a WWI labor conciliator.
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Bicknell
Southndiana
Terre, Haute
Clinton
Linton
Towaard
Bicknell City Park
William Houston
United Mine Workers of America
Fred L. Fieck
Garrett, Ind
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Terre Haute
Lin
Boy Wounded in Watermelon Patch Trap
In Rochester Indiana on August 30 15 year old Arthur Brown was shot by a shotgun trap set by John Clay in a watermelon patch. Brown tripped over a string and received a full load of shot in the body. three other boys with him escaped uninjured.
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Rochester
Ind
John Clay
Arthur Brown
Two Workmen Die After Fall From Baltimore Trust Building
Two laborers were killed when they fell 18 stories from a scaffold on the 84 story Baltimore Trust Company building. The incident occurred in Baltimore as rescue attempts followed the fall.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Trust Company
Hospital Report Highlights Local Surgeries And Discharge
William Keating on G street northeast had an operation this morning. Jack McGriffen underwent surgery to remove tensily. Dr. Thixton of Worthington was discharged today.
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William Keating
G" Street
Jack McGriffen
Dr. Thixton
Worthington
Riots Erupt Across Palestine as Death Toll Soars
United Press dispatch from Jerusalem reports intensifying Arab Jewish clashes across Palestine. Haifa is under martial law with hundreds dead and fires, bombardments, and widespread arson. British troops move to restore order while evacuations are requested.
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United
Jerusalem
Haifa
Palestine
Syria
Jwas
Omar
Pastor Arrested After Carrie Nation Style Drug Store Raid
The Rev. C. H. Platt a Methodist pastor of Sharpsburg Iowa was arrested on an indictment arising from his July 3 raid on Ole Nelsons drug store. He used a hand ax to smash doors and chests but found no liquor. Nelson demanded an explanation and a fight followed. Platt posted a $1000 bond and trial is set for late September. Twenty parishioners offered to sign the bond.
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Sharpsburg
C. H. Platt
Ole Nelson
Plat
Nelson
Platt
Hoosier Baseball Girl Wins Fame On Tour
Margaret Gisolo a 16 year old from Blanford Indiana returned home from a barnstorming tour with the All-American Girls Baseball Club of Chicago The group visited West Virginia Ohio Kentucky North Carolina Tennessee Georgia Florida and Alabama playing 161 games and winning 120 Sports writers nationwide gave her extensive coverage for her performances with the Blanford Cubs and on tour
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Clinton
Ind
Margaret Gisolo
Blanford
Inds Cubs
American Legion
All-American Girls Baseball Club of
Chicago
Florida
Alabama
Margaret
Linton Schools to Open September 9
Linton and township schools plan a September 9 starting date for the new term. Superintendent T. J. Beecher outlines the faculty for the high school including A. M. Grass and Estelle Phillipa among others. Changes in assignments may occur. complete teacher lists and grade allocations will be published next week. Township schools begin September 6 to allow rural pupils to obtain books ahead of Monday classes.
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Linton
T. Ji
Beecher
Corps of Linton-Stockton
T. J. Beecher
A. M. Grass
Estelle Phillipa
Ethel Osborn
Bonna’ Baughman
Picea al Boeing
The Fall of Eve at the Grand theatre
The all-talking film The Fall of Eve screens at the Grand theatre. The modern Eve is depicted amid a Garden of Eden with many temptations and a world filled with snakes and apples reflecting contemporary temptations and reputations.
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Columbia
Grand Theatre
Officers Wife Injured In Wyoming Car Accident
Mrs Merle Wall wife of Indiana deputy attorney general was critically injured when their car plunged over a 30 foot bluff into the Shoshone River near Cody Wyoming Thursday, according to a telegram to Attorney General James M Ogden.
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Lanitic Press
Dispatch
Indianapolis
Merle Wall
Indiana
Shoshone River
Cody
Wyo
Wall
James M. Ogden
Four gamblers seized during Indianapolis state fair setup
Four men described as big time gamblers were arrested in a hotel in Indianapolis as they allegedly prepared to fleece visitors at the state fair. Police dispatched arrests after a tip led to the hotel raid and confiscation of gambling paraphernalia.
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Indianapolis
Graf Zeppelin To Take Off For Home Port Saturday
Graf Zeppelin prepares to depart New York for home on the third Atlantic crossing. American officers invited as passengers aboard the big airship. Lt. Commander Charles E Richardson and Lt. Jack C Richardson attended the round the world trip reception at Fort Dix, as the ship readies to leave harbor for its return voyage.
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Graf Zeppelin
Charles. E
Jack. C. Richardson
Tina
Local Musicians to Broadcast on WBOW Sunday
Local musicians plan radio appearances on WBOW Terré Haute. Next Sunday Ray Jarvis and his orchestra will perform on the Watch Tower program at 1 PM. Jarvis is a local favorite with past connections to the Great er Linton club. accompanying will include Miss Vivian Humphreys on piano and Wendall Wright Gordon Wright Charles Pierce and August Voisin.
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WBOW
Terré Haute
Ray
Jarvis
Watch Tower
Greater Linton Club
Vivian Humphreys
Wendall Wright
Gordon Wright
Charles Pierce
August Voisin
Eens
Might Eavally AB
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