Linton Auto Races Draw Large Local Attendance
Event yesterday drew a largely attended crowd as local car winner claimed top honors at the Linton auto race event.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1927
Page
4
Event yesterday drew a largely attended crowd as local car winner claimed top honors at the Linton auto race event.
At Linton Indiana the 25 mile feature saw Charles Crawford win in Kenneth Hannum's Ford Special, with Ira Hall second after a late crash with Bill McCoy. Red Campbell finished third as Crawford overtook Hall in the closing laps. Hall had led much of the race but lost the lead after the accident.
Marion Indiana June 6 a grand jury convenes to decide the degree of murder for Arthur Walser and his wife in the death of 12 year old Clifford Cox. The motive cited is to obtain life insurance proceeds.
United Press Dispatch reports Captain Charles Lindbergh, aboard the USS Memphis, awoke to news that the long distance non step record had been broken. He praised rivals on the morning of June 6 while at sea, noting attempts during Sunday voyages. This marks Lindbergh's third day aboard the cruiser.
United Press Dispatch reports New Orleans June 6 observers say the Atchafalaya river current flowing through Berwick Bay may carry flood water from the southern sugar bowl to prevent further inundation. The Atchafalaya moves about ten miles an hour, displacing millions of cubic feet per second from the bay mouth into the gulf. Morgan City gauge shows 9.5 feet with little further rise expected.
Detroit, Mich., June 6. Police sought a native Hindu physician, Dr. Naresh Chendra Atorthy, who married Maureen Oswald after a World War romance, as the suspect in the murders of 50-year-old widow Minnie May and her lodger Maureen Oswald. Both bodies were found last night in their second floor apartment, their throats bound with cords and each assaulted.
Walter Scholl, 33, accountant, stands trial in Porter circuit court for the March Gary killings of his two children, Vivian eight and Donald six. He pleads not guilty to two counts of first degree murder after a reported confession to Chicago police. the case includes testimony by his father Reverend Charles Scholl and potential call of his estranged wife.
Evansville Indiana police arrested Guy Bone 31 as a suspect in the death of Myrtle Way 30 who died after injuries from a fall at her home. Suspicion exists she was pushed. Police search continues for Louis McGill tied to a Thursday night fight that left William Robinson 52 dead.
George Keith Jr six and Lehman Keith four were found in Henderson Kentucky near Evansville Indiana after a Nashville Tennessee kidnapping by their mother. The father George Keith reported the boys missing after their abduction by the mother who with Henry Piecre and Mrs L C Holder of St Louis Missouri were held by Henderson police.
George Bader of New Albany died from a crushed skull after a truck overturned on a road near Orleans Sunday United Press dispatch from New Albany June 6 reports the fatal accident underscores the deadly risks of early motor traffic in Indiana authorities investigated the crash and outlined the injuries and scene details for readers.
Officials in Greene county discuss the 1927 act requiring uniformed peace officers to wear badges when arresting motor vehicle violators. The policy, tied to secretary of state specifications, raises constitutional questions and could limit local enforcement until Indiana Supreme Court rules.
The Bureau of Mines reports national coal production near normal despite a partial mining suspension that began April 1. For the week ending May 28, 8,474,000 tons were produced, up 200,000 tons from the prior week.
American Marines reach Taku on the Henderson transport and march ashore at Tientsin amid cheers. Brigadier General Smedley Butler, fresh from Peking, inspects the unit as further detachments are expected tomorrow. Soldiers sing Hail the Gang’s All Here and recall Boxer uprising echoes.
Middlesboro Kentucky June 6 Plans for carving a memorial to Abraham Lincoln on the face of Pinnacle mountain overlooking Cumberland Gap have been undertaken by Dr John Wesley Hill chancellor of Lincoln Memorial university Pinnacle mountain overlooks three states and on its face there is about 100 square feet to devote to either a great bust or an entire statue Sculptor Pablo a New York artist who spent three days inspecting the plans said it is feasible and estimated two years to complete the work Dr Hill said details will be worked out this summer
Judge Ben Lindsey lost his job on the Denver juvenile court bench after the Colorado Supreme Court order removing him was upheld by the U S Supreme Court. The judge says he will continue to sit until his successor is appointed.
Madison Wisconsin June 6 Tred Siebert 83 confessed he tried to blow his wife to pieces by placing a stick of dynamite in a hollowed wood and wiring it to resemble the rest of the firewood He set the blast to occur at the farm home of her parents near Rockdale Mrs Siebert had been living there pending a divorce suit The wife found a dynamite stick wrapped in newspapers in a kitchen wood piece Sheriff Fred Flynn said Siebert is nervous an insanity exam will be made He narrowly escaped death
A fragment describes Lynn stating her axe passed through wood with dynamite, but the blade descended just beside the high explosive. The report notes no detonation occurred and no injuries were reported at the scene.
Art Newman, aide to Charlie Birger, is jailed in Franklin County, Benton. Sheriff James Pritchard brought him from Los Angeles after California lawyers sought to block his return to Illinois. Newman, en route, discussed gang warfare and the West City mayor killing but denied any role.
Bloomington Ind June 6 Everett Sanders secretary to President Coolidge arrived in town last night and was taken to the home of William Lowe Bryan president of Indiana University to spend the night A reception for Mrs Sanders will be held from two to five this afternoon by Ross Lockridge faculty member of the university extension division A dinner will follow the reception.
A message reports the actual nonstop flight distance completed earlier today. No further details on aircraft, route, or exact distance are provided in the readable text.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a crowd gathering and a Bellanca aircraft arrival or reception, but the readable text is too incomplete to specify date, location, people, or outcome.
United Press reports a Bellanca plane incident near Berlin with a pellet reportedly brought down a Bellar craft. Charles Levine and Pilo Levine are described as trans Atlantic airmen, with Cha mberlin stating plans to depart for noontime talks after an exclusive telephone interview.
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