Farmers Meet In Chicago With Large Attendance
About 3,000 farmers from across the nation gathered at the Hotel Sherman for the eleventh annual American Farm Bureau Federation meeting. Topics include co operative marketing taxation farm financing and road and waterway development with leaders from federal boards and Congress among the speakers. Delegates expect a push to broaden farm board support for cooperative purchasing and to amend the agricultural marketing act to aid purchasing groups.
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Cltizini Ciicago
National Farm Bureaus
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hotel
Sherman
Alexander.’.Legg
Federal Farm Board
Paul Bestor
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Washington
Sam H. Thompson
Federation
United States
Farm Board
Congress
Linton urged to donate three toys for Christmas charity
The kiddies of Linton are asked to bring three discarded toys to One Citizen office as soon as possible. Time is short to repair them for Christmas charity. Toys were received from Lawrence Bennett.
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Linton
Lawrence Bennett
Cough Drop Burglar Sought by South Bend Police
In South Bend Indiana a burglar with a heavy cough is being sought after 24 boxes of cough drops were taken from the Rt S Haag store. Police ask for tips from anyone who can identify the thief who might be coughing and sneezing as clues.
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Prisss
South Bend
Ind
Rt. S. Haag
Linton Trust Co. Stockholders Annual Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders of Linton Trust Co. annual meeting on Monday January 6 1930 at 2 o clock p m at the Linton Trust Co. building to elect the board of directors and transact other business. J H Haseman Sec Treas 12 4 16 28.
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Linton Trust Co
J. H. Haseman
Sec
Treas
Bomb Explodes Killing Three Children in Brooklyn Home
A time bomb on a kitchen table in Brooklyn killed Mary Falzone 15 Philip 18 and Rose 8 as they prepared for church. Furniture shattered and a floor gash marked the blast. Mother Jennie Falzone and two younger children Patsy 5 and Sally 8 escaped serious harm for arriving late to breakfast.
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Brooklyn
Mary Falzone
Philip
Rose Falzone
Jennie Falzone
Patsy
Sally
Californians Rejoice Over Steady Rainfall
untied press from San Francisco reports that a Pacific coast storm ended five months of drought. Generous downpours began yesterday and continued today, bringing relief to farmers stockmen and cities from Washington to California. The Weather Bureau warned unsettled weather and occasional rains across coast districts.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Coast
Upper
Washington
California
Weather Bureau
American Entry Into World Court Confirmed
United States signed three documents at Geneva authorizing entry into the permanent world court. Jay Pierrepont Moffat, American Charge d Affaires, submitted the League protocol, revised court statutes, and the Elihu Root protocol. Senate approval remains a prerequisite.
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United Press Dispatch
Geneva
United States Senate
Senate
Miners Continue Work Despite Strike Call In Belleville
In Belleville district coal mines operated as usual despite a National Mine Union strike order. United Mine Workers official James Mason said there was no noticeable effect locally. Observers reported most workers reported for duty this morning with only a few exceptions.
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Belleville
National Mine Union
Napp
James Mason
United Mine Workers of America
Linton Football Players Honored in Wabash Valley List
Three Linton high school football players from the 1929 team earned honor in the Terre Haute Tribune list. Hershell Lynn made the first team at end for strong offense and fielding duties. Alden Branson earned second team at guard and John McDonald was named captain and quarterback on the fourth Wabash Valley team.
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Linton High School
Terre Haute Tribune
Hershell Lynn
Wabash Valley
Alden Branson
John McDonald
Use of Indiana coal to aid schools urged
Indiana state senator Dr. John H. Hewitt says full use of Indiana coal by industries and individuals could cut at least 50 percent from the $1,700,000 state aid school fund deficit. He cites 16 counties dependent on mining and notes 15,000 miners are unemployed. He argues local demand would reduce taxes and prevent a special legislative session.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
John H. Hewitt
Vigo County
Indiana Coal Bureau
Drv
Hewitt
Pike Perry
Parke, Clay, Greene
Warrick
Vigo
Gibson, Sullivan
Knox
Dr. Hewitt
Indiana General Assembly
General Assembly
Wewitt
Indiana University
Rockford Dentist Under Suspicion in Woman Slayer Case
Rockford dentist Dr Moyd Leech was detained for questioning after Miss Cordelia Gummersheimer, an 86 year old Spanish teacher, was found beaten to death in her Rockford apartment. Neighbors reported seeing Leech near the scene early Sunday and a shotgun was found as police took him into custody.
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Spaciat
Tomens
Chnaen
Rockford
Dee
Moyd D. Leech
Cordelia i
Gummersheimer
Rockford High School
Leech
Elks Honor Annual Membership Roll Call in Shelbyville
The Indiana State Elks association secretary W C Groehd of Shelbyville will honor the annual membership roll at the Elks meeting. Attendance is expected from Sullivan, Bickner, Worthington, Jaserville, Bloomfield, Washington and other nearby lodges. Supper at 6 45 PM, reservations due by Wednesday noon, Elks orchestra will provide special music.
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Indiana
Mks’ Association
W.C. Groehd
Shelbyville
Sullivans Bickner
Worthington
Jaserville
Bloomfield
Washington
The
Elks
Entombed miners rescued after 84 hours in Cassville mine
Three Continental Coal workers trapped behind coal and slate for 84 hours were freed by miners tunneling 175 feet through the debris. They were hospitalized but in good condition after the Cassville incident near Morgantown, West Virginia.
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Morgantonw
W. Va
Dee
Continental Coal Company
Cassville
Bedford Man Held After Hit Run Death
Bedford Indiana man William Ampler, 44 years old, was held to the grand jury on a mainslaughter charge linked to a Oct 2 auto crash that killed 50 year old Thomas Turner. Turner’s wagon was struck and Ampler allegedly fled the scene.
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Louisville
William Ampler
Bedford
Ind
Thomas Turne
Wero
Ampler
Turner
Leechlinked Finds Include Blood Stained Items At Scene
Police reported a blood stained handkerchief found in Leech’s pocket and a towel with blood stains in his office. Two loaded pistols a .45 automatic and a .22 were found in a cottage. Leech, a former wartime dental corps lieutenant, had prior California charges for abandoning a wife and child and was free on bond with a final hearing set for January 12.
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Leech
Hit and Run Driver Strikes Woman in Indianapolis
Dec 4 report states a hit and run driver struck Mrs. Gilbert Sellers at an intersection, hurled a child from her arms as her husband narrowly avoided harm. The child remains in critical condition while Mrs. Sellers is listed in serious condition.
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Indianapolis
Gilbert Sellers
Senate debates tariff bill and judge nomination in PA
Today in Congress the Senate continues debate on a tariff measure and considers nominating Albert J. Watson for a federal judgeship in Pennsylvania. Interstate Commerce Committee holds hearings on a communications bill with Owen D. Young testifying. Judiciary Committee reviews calendar bills. Agriculture Committee weighs cutting a relief appropriation of 400000 for New Mexico farmers. House prepares action on Interior Department appropriations.
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Senate
Albert J. Watson
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Committee
Communications Commission
Owen D. Young
Judiciary
Agriculture Committee
New Mexico
House
Interior Department
Mrs Phyllis Hebb Visits Evansville Friends
Mrs Phyllis Hebb returned Saturday from a visit with Mr and Mrs Arnold Poe at Evansville. Mrs Poe will come next week to stay until after a holiday with her mother.
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Phyllis Hebb
Arnold Poe
Evansville
Pirates Raid Ship Ends In Deadly Battle At Sea
British steamer Haiching warded off a Chinese pirate attack near Swatow Hong Kong. Pirates set fires on deck and bridge as 120 passengers and crew reportedly perished or were drowned, including Third Officer Woodward and First Mate Petry. An Indian guard and a Chinese radio operator aided distress calls before rescue by the British destroyer Sterling.
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Hong Kong
Swatow
Hongkong
K. F. Woodward
Perry
Sterling
Indianapolis Market Roundup Digest
Indianapolis market desk reports mixed livestock moves with hog receipts at 7,500 and cattle 700, calves 800. Hogs steady to slightly higher with 160 lb and 180 lb ranges noted. sows $8 to $8.78. Cattle light action, feeders and cutters around $50. veals soft, lambs $12 to $13, other grades weaker as offerings shift.
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Indianapolis
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389Th Infantry
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Wheaton
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