Vincennes Tragedy Leads to Linton Man Apprehension
Frank Inman of Linton was arrested near the Hataly home in Vincennes and held for questioning after the death of Paul Hataly at 1118 Ritterskampth avenue. Hataly was found dead with two gunshot wounds and a razor wound. his wife Irene wounded, all as investigators assess suicide, accident, or third-person involvement.
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Vincennes
Inman
Paul Hatalay
Linton
Frank
Pug) Inman
Paul
Hataly
Ritterskamph Avenue
Goodaker & Bone Pool Room
Main Street
Irene
Good Samaritan Hospital
Germany
Martin
Chamberlin To Tour Europe In Air Flight
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine depart Berlin Sunday on an air tour visiting Munich Vienna Prague Warsaw and Rome with stops for lunch and official receptions as guests of the Lufthansa company. The trip follows their trans Atlantic flight and aims to honor Italian aviation birthplace of designer Bellanca.
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United Press Dispatch
Berlin
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Columbia
Munich
Vienna
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Warsaw
Poland
Rome
Italy
G. M. Bellanca
Chamberlain
Levine
Bremen
Templehof Field
Lufthansa Airplane Company
Russians Execute Twenty Alleged Spies and Traitors
United Press report from Moscow states twenty archists, white guards, and spies tied to foreign intelligence services were executed. Among the condemned were an Englishman Sidney Riley and two Russian princes, with attacks aimed at Stalin, Rykov, Chicherin, and Bukharin.
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United Press Dispatch
Moscow
Great Britain
M. Menjinski
Menjinski
C. V. Chicherin
A. I. Rykov
Union Council of Peoples’ Commissaries
Stalin and Bukharin
Sidney Riley
George Elvengren
Chicherin
Genoa
Hodgson
Vladimir Evreinov
Nicola Koropenko
Sergei Mazurenkol
Malevich Malevsky
Alexander Shalsky
Solomon Guervich
Stalin
Rykov
Bukharin
Prince Dologorukov
Prince Mescherski
Federal criminal law lags behind evolving crime trends
The passage argues that no codification of federal criminal law has occurred since 1910 while many states tightened procedures. It contends that criminals exploit these gaps as federal statutes remain outdated and harder to invoke, allowing offenses to proceed despite gaps in federal law.
Stephenson Inquiry Ends as State Board Concludes Hearings
Indiana board of charities concludes its Michigan City prison inquiry after hearing D. C. Stephenson and prison officials. Stephenson, former Ku Klux Klan leader sentenced for Oberholtzer murder, sought parole and alleged mistreatment. Board may issue report with findings.
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United Press
Dispatch
Indianapolis
State Board of Charities
Michigan City State Prison
D. C. Stephenson
John Moorman
Prison Board of Trustees
Walter H. Daly
Board of Charities
Michigan City
Stephenson
Ku Klux Grand
Midge Oberholtzer
Moorman
Daly
Reckless Drivers Soon to be Curbed Across Indiana
Indiana state police chief Robert Humes says the 1927 act will require all accidents to be reported to police. A statewide file tracks drivers involved in accidents by name and license number to identify and revoke habitual reckless motorists after hearings.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Robert 7. Humes
State Police Department
State Police
Mr. Humes
Jvansville
Call on President for Flood Relief
Sixty representatives from principal Mississippi flood area cities urged immediate relief from President Coolidge. Led by Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson, they urged national control of Mississippi waters as a national responsibility and sole government duty.
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Washington
Mississippi
President Coolidge
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Federal crime commission urged to modernize laws
Maxwell S. Mattuck eastern counsel director of the credit protection department for the National Association of Credit Men told the group in Louisville that the growth of crime against the federal government and commercial crime makes a federal crime commission vital. He said the federal criminal law is antiquated and its procedures are maze like.
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Louisville
Federal
Maxwell S. Mattuck
Credit Protection Department
National Association of Credit Men
Association
Mattuck
Vigo County Sheriff Cited for Contempt
Terre Haute June 10 Ray Foncannon Vigo county sheriff is cited for contempt of court in an information filed by United States district attorney Albert Ward. Judge Robert C Baltzell ordered Foncannon to appear at Terre Haute at 1 30 p m Wednesday to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for allegedly permitting four federal prisoners to escape and roam the streets near the jail since July 1 with many similar occurrences in the last thirty days.
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Terre Haute
Vigo County
Ray Fencannon
Albert Ward
United States
Robert C. Baltzell
Foncannon
Lindbergh Sighted in Plan for $500,000 Aircraft Firm
United Press Dispatch from St. Louis reports plans to form a five hundred thousand dollar aircraft manufacturing company with Charles A Lindbergh as president, announced by Earl Thompson, president of the American Indemnity Company.
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ST. Louis
and Place Co
Lindbergh
Earl Thompson
American Indemnity Company
Forces in Los Angeles water war buy rifles
A report that Owens valley hostilities may renew in the water rights conflict gained credence as a Los Angeles hardware company said it shipped a large consignment of rifles to unrevealed persons at Bishop California. Guards along the aqueduct were told to shoot to kill trespassers on city property.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Owens Valley
Bishop
Poland Expresses Regret Over Warsaw Minister Assassination
Poland sent a formal note to the Russian government expressing regret over the assassination of Minister Voilev in Warsaw. The Polish embassy announced that Poland is not responsible and is taking steps to protect Russians.
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Washington
Poland
Voilev
Warsaw
Motorist Rights Scrutiny Ensures Fair Application of Law
Authorities pledge careful checks to avoid injustice toward motorists. The review targets habitual offenders while applying the law without favoritism.
Erpetual Tanning Island fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions Erpetual Tanning Island with unclear continuation Prisg piapa. No clear event, date, or entities beyond the place name.
Retired Bloomington Businessman Dies Suddenly
Bloomington Indiana June 10 Ben Rogers 73 retired businessman of this city died suddenly yesterday at Bloomington hospital from urenue poldolling. He leaves three brothers Drs Robert C Otto I Rogers and John Rogers all of Bloomington a sister Mrs S E Smith Indiana polis a daughter Mrs Rose Miller Altoona Pa and a son Aaron Rogers also of Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ben
Rogers
Urenue
Poldolling
Robert C
Otto I. Rogers
John
8. E. Smith
Indianapolis
Rose Miller
Altoona
Aaron Rogers
Couple in Washington nabbed after Salvation Army ruse
In Washington Indiana on June 10 a man about 65 and a woman about 40 posed as members of the Samaritan Army. The pair collected 4260 in an hour using a bonnet with Samaritan Army ribbon before being detained by Officer Greenwell. Captain Ellis of the Salvation Army retrieved the money. The couple confessed they originated the scheme and were en route to Florida. They were released after the bonnet ribbon was seized.
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Washington
Ind
Greenwell
Salvation Army
Samaritan Army
Ellis
Lindbergh Arrival Nears Washington Amid Parade
United Press dispatch reports heavy preparations in Washington as Lindbergh is expected to land off Cape at 4 PM. The Memphis cruiser and six destroyers await the trans oceanic flyer with a grand reception planned, while celebrations in the capital intensify.
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United Press: Dispatch
Washington
Ca’s
Memphis Vessel Traffic Timeline From Navy Dispatch
Fragmentary OCR shows a Memphis message about naval movements with times 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., distances 176 miles and Chesapeake/Capes references. Names and specifics are unclear, but it centers on a June schedule and a Washington dispatch.
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Uyrimp Priss
Washington
Memphis
Earl al Welcome
Ginia Capes
Navy Department
Tod
Henry
Eaatertt
Evangeline Lindbergh Heads Toward Washington
An 18 year old mother is reported en route to Washington around 4 p m standard time aboard Coolidge's car. The journey involves a senior aide and presiding officers as the scene shifts toward the capital.
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United
Dee EO
Washington
Evangelina Lindbereh
Wil Washington
Coolidge
Wil
Spencer Woman Hangs Self in Bedroom
Spencer Ind June 10 Mrs Robert Rice 63 of Spencer area four miles west of town died by self inflicted hanging in an upstairs bedroom. Husband found her body after a prior botched suicide attempt the previous Tuesday when a dose of arsenite was taken. Dr Pector saved her then she had been in ill health and despondent. Survivors include her husband two daughters and three sons.
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Martin
N. S. Beckes
Lyle Miller
Spencer
Ind
Robert Rice
Pector of
Byrd Plans Paris and Back Flight Adventure
In June 1940 Byrd, the American explorer famous for polar flights, outlines a plan to fly to Paris and return. The report notes his return path and reassures that the expedition will proceed with his team and aircraft.
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Paris
Byrd
New York
York
Bays
Pole
Roy Paris
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Clarence Chamberlain
Lindy
State
Secretary of State
Inent Attorney
United Presh
Prisg Piapa
Astir Ashour
Cape
Air Hero
Mrs. Robert
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