Indiana Republicans plan Coolidge Mellon visit for campaign
The report notes Indiana Republicans plan to bring President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon to the state for an upcoming campaign. Farmers report army worms invading fields south of town. City police under Chief William Coleman, with Officers Pinkston Scully and Tryon, have captured five burglars tied to a weeks long string of store robberies. Uptown lighting progress includes several new ornamental units installed.
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Indiana
President Coolidge
Here
Ity Police
William Coleman
Pinkston, Scully
Tryon
Uptown
Cost of drinking in Amer ica climbs nine percent
Total spending on liquor last year reached 7.8 billion dollars, up nine percent from the prior year though consumption did not rise. The rise was attributed to higher taxes across the sector.
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America
Old cook book names and a Stowe link near Mandarin
The passage lists names from a cherished cookbook and notes its value due to age and roster. It mentions Mandarin Florida, 18 miles from Jacksonville, as the site of Stowe Lodge, former home of Harriet Beecher Stowe, who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin, linked to Civil War tensions.
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Mandarin
Jacksonville
Fla
Stowe
Founding of Old Albuquerque By Jesuit Priest Led 30 Families
Seventy years before the Declaration of Independence a Jesuit priest led 30 families to establish the present village of Old Albuquerque, forming the early roots of the city.
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Albuquerque
Fire Tragedy Strikes Dubuque Hotel Killing Fifteen
A major blaze at a Dubuque hotel trapped guests as nine engines battled the flames. Panicked residents leaped to nets or pavement and died, including a woman and a man on the landing with Theresa Smith and Judith Carr among the victims.
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Theresa Smith
Judith Carr
Funeral for Robert Farnham Held in Cass
Funeral services were held at 2 30 PM for 78 year old Robert R Farnham of Cass who died Saturday at his son's home Bryan He was born February 23 1868 in Stanford and a Methodist He is survived by his son Bryan five sisters and five grandchildren Burial took place in Dugger cemetery with the Aikin Funeral home in charge
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Robert R. Farnham
Cass
Bryan
Stanford
Methodist Church
Mollie Mood
Dugger
Belle Kirk
Lincoln
Neb
Eva Carter
Madrid
Nora Burch
Salsbury
Florence Gracey
St. Louis
Frank Wimp
Aikin Funeral Home
Fleeing Prisoner Dies in Missouri
In Missouri police hunted John Armes 22 for a jail break linked to his brother Forrest 26. After cornering them 30 miles from Bloomfield, patrolman J A Pritchard shot Forrest as the brothers fled across an open field and John escaped into a thicket. A coroner's jury cleared Pritchard of blame, saying the death occurred in the line of duty.
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Sikeston
U.P
John Armes
West Frankford
Ill
Forrest Armes
Bloomfield
J. A. Pritchard
John
Randal Evans
Pritchard
Armes
Delta Alpha class meets at Maddison home
Members of the Delta Alpha class of the First Christian church will gather at 359 Eighth Street Northeast at 7:30 p.m. to discuss important business and all members are urged to attend.
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Delta Alpha
First Christian Church
William Maddison
Eighth Street
Linton to Host Tuesday Softball Game at 2 P M
A softball clash between Main School Building and Northwest ward teams is set for Tuesday at 2 PM in Linton Stockton high school park. No admission. public invited. Last Friday Crane team lost 6 to 4 to a Linton pickup squad, with Jones hitting a home run for Linton.
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Linton Stockton High School
Crane
Linton
Jones
Landis seeks removal of meat and feed price ceilings
Indiana congressman Gerald W. Landis sent a telegram to Secretary Clinton P. Anderson urging removal of price ceilings on meat and livestock feed. He cited shortages after a Indianapolis meeting, claiming 90 percent of choice meat cuts are scarce except on the black market and predicting prices could rise by about 30 percent. Landis warned feed shortages are forcing farmers to kill or discard young poultry and pigs.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Gerald W. Landis
Congress
Indiana
Congressman Landis
Indianapolis
United States
Landis
Bread Rationing Begins Across Nation In Early Push
United Press reports bakers in several cities started bread rationing with one loaf per customer. government agency warns of a looming meat famine in the county within a week as supplies tighten nationwide.
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United Press
Make It a Million Enlist Before July 1
Recruitment message urges enlistment in the Regular Army with a family allowance for dependents. It notes over 750,000 youths already enlisted and directs applicants to Army Camps Posts or Recruiting Stations for full details. Location cues point to Bloomington Maryland.
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U. S. Army
Meat price controls loom as famine fears rise
The Office of Economic Stabilization warned of a meat famine within a week as livestock growers slow purchases awaiting Congress action July 1. Nationwide cattle and hog holdings shrink while a major bread shortage prompts limits and lines at bakeries in multiple cities.
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Office of Economic Stabilization
Congress
OES
Chicago
American Meat Institute
Lester Fined in Linton Court for Reckless Driving
Fletcher Lester of South Linton was fined $1 and costs totaling $5 in William L. Jackson's Linton justice court last weekend on a reckless driving charge. Constable Joe Taylor arrested him for driving on the left side of the road.
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Fletcher Lester
South Linton
William L. Jackson
Linton
Joe Taylor
Stated Convocation of Lin ton Chapter Royal Arch Masons
A Stated Convocation of Lin ton Chapter No. 132 Royal Arch Masons will be held in the hall here Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock. Work in the March and Past Masters degrees will be conferred. All members urged to attend.
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Linton
Royal Arch Masons
Hoover hints Russia could aid famine relief to Europe Asia
Special to Central Press reports Hoover says some officials believe the Soviet Union could supply up to one million tons of cereal grains for famine spots in Europe and Asia. He notes Russia might replace food taken from Manchuria and Korea and advocates discreet U.S. stance toward Moscow while plants move back to Germany.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Truman
Russia
Europe
Asia
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Manchuria
Korea
France
Berlin
Germany
United States
China
Moscow
Balkans
Ussr
Reich
Eight Die Over Weekend In Violent Incidents Across Indiana Iowa
At least eight persons died in Indiana over the weekend with three Hoosiers killed in an auto train crash in Iowa. Fatalities included a Piper Cub crash near Spencer that killed Clarence J. Cones and his daughter Mary Lou, a Noblesville shotgun death, a drowning misadventure in Connersville, a South Bend auto collision, a three car crash in Wabash, and a Marion family killed when their car hit a freight train near Guttenberg Iowa.
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Indiana
Spencer
Bloomington
Noblesville
John Coffin
Lewis Frederick Schuppan
Cleveland
Connersville
Fayette County
Otto Pippin
Schuppan
Ervin Moroz
South Bend
U. S
Virginia Zalewski
Crumstown
St. Joseph County
John Howard Morse
Harold Miley
Wabash
John Chastain
Bedford
Muscatuk
Salem
Thomas Lewis
Marie York
York
Howard Ray York
Welch
Lewis
Guttenberg
Marion
Ind
Henry Jacobson
Judith
Kenneth
Doris Jacobson
North Dakota
Bus robbery terrorizes passengers in loop station
Two men carjacked a Chicago suburban bus at a loop station before departure to Lyons. They took a money pouch containing at least $1,000 from courier Clinton Claybourn after a scuffle with the driver and a passenger. A gunshot caused a bullet to hit a passenger’s hat.
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Chicago
U.P
Loop
Lyons
William Hill
Clinton Claybourn
Claybourn
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