Jasonville Theatre Manager Fined in Court
Robert Mullins, Crescent theatre manager in Jasonville, found guilty in Greene circuit court of violating state law by operating an amusement place on Sundays. Jury set a $10 fine after a first ballot verdict. Mullins claimed he distributed news reels as part of his program. Witnesses said the theater has operated on Sundays since January. the affidavit was filed in March and tried yesterday.
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Robert Mullins
Crescent Theatre
Jasonville
Greene
Mullins
Whe
Afchdavit
Hlinor
Tommy
Apostle
Swami
Gray
Sam
Elinor
Midas
Hlnor
CASE OF destitution overdrawn in Daily Citizen report
A Mishawaka sister's account claimed a family near the Joe Fennell coal mine faced severe want. Investigations show the women are ill the head works part time and owns his home with no immediate food danger. He declined aid when urged by the Citizen.
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Daily Citizen
Joe Fennell
Mishawaka
Boy Kills Playmate After Quarrel Over Glove
In Portland Indiana two nine year old boys quarreled over a baseball glove then the Silvers child fatally stabbed Bernard Teeters in the afternoon at a railroad crossing. Bernard died at a hospital. Robert Silvers is held in county jail.
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Portland
Ind
Bernard Teeters
Harry Teeters
Robert Silvers
Robert
Charles Silvers
Silvers
Bernard
Orchard Farm Fruit List Near Bloomfield
Orchard Farm offers fresh fruit from Elberta and Heath Cling peaches Grimes Golden apples Blue Damson plums and raspberries. Located three miles north of Bloomfield contact Sig Rogers at phone 8 on 2538 to place orders.
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Heath
Bloomfield
Sig Rogers
Dividends Always Paid
A Boston Transcript note calls Sin, Incorporated, Unlimited a concern that never passed its dividends, implying persistent financial issues despite promises of payouts.
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Sin, Incorporated, Unlimited
Boston Transcript
Erskine Dale and the Revolutionary West
The article previews a new installment in a novel series about American life. It centers on Erskine Dale, Virginia blue blood raised among Indians, as a pioneer figure in the era of the Revolutionary war. It highlights Clark’s campaigns and Virginia’s defense against Tarleton and Cornwallis, with romance and battle. Watch for the first serial installment in The Daily Citizen starting Monday.
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Fox
Erskine Dale
Virginia
George Rogers Clark
West
Tarleton
Cornwallis
The New Cult Leader and the Faked Charity
Elinor, once steady as a pillar of propriety, confronts a doomed idol the traveling cult apostle Lorenzo Magna-Rey who drains funds from followers. Tommy Samson uncovers the fraud and exposes the plot to frame Elinor as co-conspirator, forcing a grim choice and signaling a perilous end to the romance and scheme.
Live Up To Resolutions And Habit Shaping
A sober guide urges careful, emotion free resolutions to avoid weakening self direction. It stresses forming opposite calm habits, counting each broken resolve as a life point lost, and warns Paris offers dog baths as a public amenity.
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Jasonville Movie Man
Orchard Farm
Charles Scribner's
the Daily Citizen
Martha Macwilliams
Rowery
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Tord
Lorenzo Magna-Rey
Bahandur
Tommy Samson
India
Nell
Hickok
Ben
Fashion Park Clothier
Well
Paris
Ford
Ford Service
Paul Fry
Linton Motor Sales
West Vincennes Street
N. Main Street
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