Fatal stabbing case linked to Indiana State Fair concession
Police in Indianapolis detained two brothers in law of a Wisconsin concession operator found stabbed in his downtown hotel room. James Tuly Ryan died from two chest wounds amid a disorderly scene as relatives from Milwaukee prepared to identify the body. Read more: a possible hotel party and separate jail inquiries into a tavern protection racket involving Chicago-area suspects.
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Indianapolis
James Tuly Ryan
Milwaukee
Wis
Ryan
Lee Cannon
Dennis E. Lanndis, Jr
Garretsville
Cannon
Lanndis
Chris Anderson
State Policeman Hurt in Accident
Sullivan Aug 30 The Indiana State Police officer Woodward residing on West Beech Street was admitted to Mary Sherman Hospital with a severe laceration to the back of his right hand. He was mowing weeds with a sickle at his home when the accident severed tendons. condition reported satisfactory.
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Sullivan
Woodward
Indiana Stateolice
West Beech Street
Mary Sherman Hospital
California designer challenges Paris fashion in San Francisco
San Francisco designer Eleanor Green opens the citys opera season Sept 17 and confronts the belief that high fashion is the preserve of French designers. She presents original California designs aimed at proving American design can compete with Paris and that American women are among the best dressed in the world.
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San Francisco
California
Eleanor Green
Miss Green
Paris
New York Freight Embargo Aimed at Busier Rail Commerce
The Association of American Railroads ordered an embargo on railroad freight to the New York metropolitan area to curb congestion if truck drivers strike at midnight. Exemptions include coal fuel oil livestock dairy fruit vegetables and newsprint. carload freight for export also exempt. AAR warned of possible similar actions in Baltimore and Richmond where strikes threaten.
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Washington
U.R
Association of American Railroads
New York
Consignees
AAR
Baltimore
Richmond
Elk Chanters to be Honored at Sullivan Lodge Dinner
The Elk Chanters, a nationally known chorus, will be honored at a dinner in the Sullivan Elks Home on Monday evening. They are set to perform during Sullivan’s Labor Day festivities Monday afternoon, with a free meal in the basement at 6 30 o clock to honor the visiting group. All Elks are urged to attend and the lounge will be open that evening.
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Sullivan
Ind
Elk Chanters
Elks
Teen fisher nets tuna with lariat in Swampscott
Robert Moore, 18, fishing off Swampscott, spotted a tuna slipping through a net. he used a western style lariat to strike and quickly hauled the large fish into his boat.
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Swampscott
Mass
Robert Moore
Tragedy In West: Gomer Family Kin Die In Train Crash
Mrs Fernand Duviver of Linton received a telegram saying her father John Gomer and sister Miss Bernice Gomer of Longmont Colorado were killed in a train car wreck. Funeral services expected Sunday. The mother and another sister survive. Mr and Mrs Duviver departed Thursday evening for Longmont.
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Fernand Duviver, Jr
Linton
John Gomer
Bernice Gomer
Loongmont
Colo
Mrs Lula Osha Returns From Brief Florida Alabama Trip
Mrs Lula Osha has completed a two weeks vacation in Florida and Alabama returning home with plans to share experiences from the southeast.
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Lula Osha
Florida
Alabama
Misfortune Koltweit Recounts Harsh Health String
Kenneth Koltweit known as Misfortune recounts a history of medical misadventures. He describes a prune pit lodged in his throat during a hospital visit and prior injuries including childhood foot trouble and burns from a scalding spill after a car accident.
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Fairbury
Ill
Kenneth
Koltweit
Goshen Boy Dies in Car Accident
Goshen Ind Aug 30 Norman Brouillette 16 was instantly killed when the car he rode in missed a curve and rolled into a cornfield near Goshen. He was thrown from the vehicle and his neck broken. Driver Gene Brunez 19 and passengers Frederick Nye 17 William Nye 15 all from Elkhart sustained minor injuries.
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Goshen
Ind
U.P
Norman Brouillette
Here
Brouillette
Gene Brunez
Frederick Nye
William Nye
Elkhart
Increase urged for wire workers
A government fact finding board recommends a 164 cent an hour wage rise for Western Union telegraph workers and 10 cents an hour for messengers. The decision affects about 57,000 employees represented by AFL and CIO to avert a possible strike.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
AFL
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