JAIL TWO AS ROBBERS BEATING VICTIMS AND BURNING COTTAGES
Two young men were jailed in Edwardsville Illinois after a spree of early morning robberies including raids on two cottages at Chouteau slough four miles northwest of Granite City. Victims were beaten robbed and cottages set ablaze. Suspects Donald Graham 25 of Florida HL and William Doyle 25 of Alton were captured two miles east of Chouteau slough when their stolen car broke down.
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Indianapolis Markets Pumped Priser Dispatch
Indianapolis market report from June 5 shows hog receipts at 8,000 with holdovers 257, prices steady to 10 cents higher. 200-250 Ibs hogs 10.90-11, 160-200 Ibs 10.00-14, vealers up, beef steers 12.50-14.75, fat cows 8.60-11.50, bulk stock and feeder steers 9-12.50. Sheep receipts 600 with fat lambs 14.50-16, several cull lambs 10-19, bull fat ewes 4.60-6.50.
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Greater Linton Club Incorporated In Indiana
The Greater Linton Club was filed with the secretary of state today as a nonstock corporation to promote community cooperation and the general welfare of Linton. Incorporators include Ray I. Singer Jos H. Haseman Claude D. Maxwell Billie Cowper L. W. Warner Dr 35 W. Bull John T. Fritz and J. H. Morgan.
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Indianapolis, Dunes&—T
Greater
Daily Hospital Report No New Cases
No new cases are reported at the hospital today and no material change in the patients already entered.
Scherer Brothers Tent Show To Open In Robinson
Scherer Brothers 10 launches a 15 week tent show tour starting with a three day stand at Robinson Illinois. The unit includes 32 performers with 12 locals and a nine piece orchestra. The motor caravan contains 2 buses 1 advertising car and 4 trucks. A fall return engagement is promised with rehearsals ongoing at the Park Inn tent and Grand.
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Robinson
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Princeton
Indiana
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Linton
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Grand
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Prisoners must earn days off at Indiana penal farm
Indianapolis June 5 prisoners at the Indiana state farm at Putnamville must earn days off rather than receive them as a gift. The new system in effect two months, says Superintendent Ralph Howard, keeps three days off for the first month and one more for each added month up to eight months, with a maximum deduction of ten days.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Ralph Howard
Elephant chosen for GOP Jubilee parade in Jackson
Two west visitors in a Waco plane arrive in Therboro New Jersey and select a three year old Indian elephant from a New York menagerie. L. J. Mahoney and George Willard carry $2500 from Jackson school children to lead Jackson July 6 parade marking the Republican diamond jubilee. The elephant will be shipped west by express after the event.
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Therboro
N. J
L. J. Mahoney
Jackson, Mich
Tribune
George Willard
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Jackson
Republican Party
New York
Three Dead in Triple Explosion at Refinery Plant
A refinery plant suffered a triple explosion killing three workers and endangering nearby residents. A general exodus began as people fled toward West Quincy. About 100 night-shift workers on the 1000 acre reservation faced narrow escapes. officials cite a loose gasket letting cold air meet hot gas as a possible cause.
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West Quincy
First Lady Husband and Razor Blades Joke
Humorist's wife quips about her husband writing jokes on razor blades while commenting on the First Lady's husband. The light exchange underscores a playful, domestic humor tone.
Cities vote against city manager form in two Indiana towns
United Press Dispatch reports Terre Haute voters defeat the manager plan 8382 to 7253, despite a 7000-name petition. Vincennes also rejects the form 2364 to 851, prompting primaries in both cities for fall elections.
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Terre Haute
Vincennes
Barber Dies On Job In Rockville
Henry Warres, a barber in Rockville Conn, was applying hot towels to a customer when he suddenly collapsed and died of a heart attack. The incident occurred during a routine grooming session leaving the customer and bystanders startled. Police were notified and an investigation followed.
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Rockville
Conn
Henry Warres
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