Youthful car theft gang swept up in Linton and Sullivan
A youth gang linked to ten auto thefts and two robberies was broken up with the arrest of Willie Steele in Linton and Erval Aikin in Linton, with Hershewell Bedwell later arrested in Sullivan. The trio allegedly began in October with a Chevrolet coupe theft at Lyons and expanded to multiple states and sites including Mt. Sterling Kentucky and a Linton bowling alley robbery.
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Linton
Sullivan
Willie Steele
Erval Aikin
Ed Stoeckel
Dan Scully
Arthur Pinkston
Mat Flynn
Fred Martin
Hersheell Bedwell
Bloomfield
Bedwell
Steele
Aikin
Robert Arnold
Lyons
Viola Page
Mt. Sterling
Linton Bowling Alley
Woodie Bennett
Roy. Shilkett
Velmer Pahlmier
Sandborn
South Carolina
Morgan School House
Roy Clayton
North Carolina
Lexington
Carl Miller
Worthington
Northwest Ward
Mr. Stewart
Dugger
Robert Patterson
Rex .Ballard
Lin-Stock Park
Gilbreath
CCC Youths Body Found in Lake Drowned Sunday
In Indianapolis Governor Paul V. announced the ousting of state police superintendent AI G. Feeney and the appointment of Donald F. Stilver of Goshen to replace him. The governor also promulgated the 1935 acts and announced the new state police board with members Crowls, Gray, Raab, and Norton representing Democrats and Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
AI G. Feeney
Indlsara
Donald F. Stlver
Goshen
Paul WY. Intervutt
Claude Crowls
Lebanon
Carl Gray
Petersburg
Albert Raab
Norton
Gary
Japanese Troops Sent to Yangtsun Near Tientsin
Japanese forces and armored cars moved toward Yangtsun on the Tientsin Penjing line after Chinese evacuations allegedly set fire to a Japanese military telephone pole. Colonel Takashi Sakai reported the blaze and fled Chinese troops. General Yoshijiro Umezu ordered investigation and deployment. Two Japanese destroyers from Port Arthur stood offshore.
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Tientsin
U.P
Yangtsun
Tientsin-Penjing
Takashi Sakai
Garison
Northern China Army
Peiping
Japan
Sakai
Yoshijiro Umezu
Umezu
Port Arthur
Sanitarium Stay For Mr and Mrs Garrett at Martinsville
Mr and Mrs Jacob Garrett of Marco have been confined in a Martinsville sanitarium for several days.
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Jacob Garrett
Marco
Martinsville
Pete Frost Confined at Home After Typhoid Fever Attack
Pete Frost of Sandborn has been confined to his home for three weeks due to an attack of typhoid fever. No further medical details are provided.
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Pete Frost
Sandborn
County Man Denied Leniency in Murder Conviction
Indianapolis June 10 Andy Contbs of Greene county was sentenced to life for murder and denied clemency today by the state clemency commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Andy Contbs
Greene County
State
Robbery Suspect Killed During Portland Escape
Mell McDowell of Hillsboro Illinois a robbery suspect was killed while fleeing a bystander posse near Portland as he dodged through underbrush along the Salamania river. Special policeman Paul Elliott fired the fatal chest wound.
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Portland
Ind
Mell McDowell
Hillsboro
Ill
Gay County
McDowell
Paul Elliott
Salamania River
Promulgation of 1995 Acts Reported by Gav
United Press authorities state Promulgation of the 1995 acts will be carried out by Gav. Paul V. McNutt tomorrow, as relayed to the press today.
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Cana
Gav
Paul V. McNutt
United Press
Senate to rush action on NRA resolution in Senate
Washington June 10 Administration leaders decided to lay aside the public utility bill in the Senate and rush action on the resolution continuing the NRA. Republicans indicated any vote on the utility bill would meet opposition and delay. Chairman Pat Harrison had planned to let the Wille bill advance but NRA clearance shifted the schedule.
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Senate
NRA
Washington
Bane Abe Willy Aee
Pat “Harrison
Upnra
Youth Drowns After Campbell Beach Swim Attempt
Theodore Grzbacz 19, a CCC member from Kingburg Ind, drowned at Shakamak Lake Sanctioned beach area after joining Clem Flowers and Antone Bells for a swim against camp rules. Lifeguards and CCC divers searched until 9:30 pm locating the body in 25 feet of water among debris. Coroner ruled drowning. body to be buried in Kingbury after Morgue prep.
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CCC Company No. 522
Shakamak State Park
Shakamak Lake
Theodore Grzbacz
Joe Grazbacz
Kingburg
Ind
Grzbacz
Clem
Flowers
Antone Bells
CCC
Shakamak
Norst
Bella
Iran Williams
Linton
Jarx Poe
Jasonville
Williams
Poe
Grzabacz
Grabacz
Sutherly
Grzbaca
O. S. Gorby
Coulmont
Matheys & Rowe Moreye
Jasonyilig
Kingbury
Bhurigh
Maude F Kauble Dies After Long Illness at 59
Maude F Kauble wife of Isaac Kauble died at 8 30 Sunday morning at the family home in Black Creek area north of town after nearly two years of illness. She born Sept 5 1875 in Clay City aged 59 10 4 married Feb 20 1895 resided here ~20 years. Survived by husband son Harold Kauble Chicago daughter Mrs Eske Beasley Greene County auditor. Two sisters Hester Coberly Valentine Ariz and Clara Bell Barry Columbus Kan. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday Olive Branch Baptist Church Rev Gordon Kemble officiating burial Lebanon cemetery Eastern Star rites at cemetery. Body prepared by Newkirk Funeral Service Pleasantville then returned to Kauble home Sunday.
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Maude F. Kauble
Isaac Kauble
Black Creek
Kaubles
Oliver Branch Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star Lodge
Harold Kauble
Chicago
Eske Beasley
Greene
Hester Coberly
Valentine, Ariz
Clara Bell Barry
Columbus
Veterans group attends 46th state encampment in Peru
Members of David D Wiles Camp United Spanish American War Veterans left yesterday for Peru Indiana to attend the 46th annual state encampment. Commander Robert Hays senior vice commander William W Brown junior vice John M Wibla Adjutant D A Mowery past commander Elmer Flynn and Homer Day join. Auxiliary representatives Mrs Robert Hays and Mrs John Wible also made the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D Wiles
United
Peru
Ind
Robert Hays
William W. Brown
John M. Wibla
D. A. Mowery
Elmer Flynn
Homer Day
John Wible
California visitors stay with Santa Cruz relatives
Mrs. R N Dreiman and her son Jack of Santa Crus California arrived this morning to visit Mrs Dreiman’s parents Mr and Mrs Gale Jackson. Mr Dreiman will join them later this week after a stop in Chicago en route to Indiana on business.
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California
R. N. Dreiman
Jack
Santa Crus
Calif
Ars
Bowlers Visit Linton in Doubleheader at Local Alleys
The Linton bowling team split a Sunday doubleheader with Brazil clubs. The Linton Women lost to Brazil 4072 to 1822 while the Linton men defeated Clay County 1803 to 1068.
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Linton
Brazil
Clay’ County
Mrs Harris Fractures Ankle At Bays Bros Circus
Mrs Carl Harris of First Street Southeast fractured her right ankle this afternoon at about two o clock after slipping from a bleacher seat at Bays Bros Circus on Hixon Lo s Seventh Street Northeast. She was taken to Freeman Greene County Hospital where the fracture was reduced.
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Carl Harris
First Street
Bays Bros. Circus
Hixon Lo*s
Seventh Street
Harris
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Bays Bros Circus Opens Parade Through Linton Streets
A mile long parade down Main Street announced the Bays Bros circus to residents of Linton. The Bays show opens at 7 30 p m with a night performance at 8 o clock using the Seventh Street North East grounds. Thousands expected for the opening weekend. Carrigg-boys of the Linton Daily Citizen will be guests at the big top tonight.
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Main
Bays Bros. Circus
Hixon
Seventh Street
Linton
Fred Bays
Sullivan
Bays
Binegs
Carrigg-boys
Linton Daily Citizen
Sirens
Gecraft Picnic Set for Needlecraft Club Members
The Gecraft picnic is planned for Needlecraft Club members. A light meal will be served at 6 o clock on Wednesday at the club venue.
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Gecraft
Kidnaping Case Seen In Tacoma Court Fight For Waleys
In Tacoma Pierce county court the Waleys face possible death penalty under state kidnap law as the Weyerhaeuser boy case unfolds. Federal agents say all suspects may be in custody within 24 hours with confessions and ongoing manhunts for three more members.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Pierce County
Harmon M. Waley
E. D. Hodge
Washington
Salt ‘Lake City
U.P
Harmon Waley
Margaret
Hospital notes report transfers and injuries
Mrs. Lee Rooksberry returned home this afternoon. W Strickland of Bloomfield underwent a major operation Saturday night and is recovering. Mrs. Hattie Sanders of Bloomfield was sent home today. Francis Swaby of near Linton was moved to his home yesterday. Vis Car Harris, injured in a fall at the circus grounds, was admitted for treatment.
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Lee Rooksberry
W. Strickland
Bloomfield
Hattie Sanders
Francis Swaby
Near Linton
Vis
Harris
Circus
Wan
Union Operators Reach Tentative Agreement Plan
Union and operators reach a tentative agreement plan as Boy Scouts hold a dedication meet at Linton camp. Bloomfield wins attendance cup with nearly seventy five scouts and scouters attending over two days of Flag Day observances and campfire activities.
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BOY Scouts
Linton Camp
Linton
Bloomfield
Walter Pritchard
Roy Terrell
William ‘Bennie
Robert Kidd
F. R. Hawkins
Bob Bennie
Eugene Williams
Harry Laughlin
Joe Freeland
Charles Pierce
Paul Haseman
Bob and
Frank A. Lenning
Greater Linton Club
Lennings
Vern Ruble
Bloomington
White River Area Council of Scouts
Harry Dowell
White River Area Council
Esmy
Inter Church Council Schedules Evening Meeting
The Inter Church Council plans a 7 30 p m meeting in Linton. All parishioners are requested to attend the night session.
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Inter Church Council
Inter-Church Council
Linton
Bituminous Group to Receive Report on Guffey Amendments
Washington June 10 tentative agreement reached between miners and operators on amendments to the Guffey coal bill. The plan aims to stabilize the bituminous industry and protect miners wages hours and conditions. John L Lewis confirmed the agreement while posturing on possible postponement of the walkout remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Conference of Bituminous Coal Producers
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Regine
Lewis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Former Linton Resident Clifford Morgan Dies in Central America
Clifford Morgan aged 33, formerly of Linton, died in Honduras after a skull fracture suffered June 3 while employed by United Fruit Company in Central America. He had spent ten years with the company and lived much of his life in Linton attending local schools. He is survived by his mother Mrs Grace Morgan of Oceanside California and other relatives. His body is en route to New Orleans and then California for burial.
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Clifford Morgan
Tela
Hondaris
Central+America
Linton
United Fruit Company
Central America
Movigan
Fruit Company
Motvah
Grace Morgan
Oceanside
Calif
Charley M van
New Orleans
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