Search for Franco Seaplane Crew Rages On
Madrid reports continue the Atlantic search for Commander Ramon Franco and three companions aboard a seaplane after Friday takeoff from Cartagena. Wreckage rumors were unconfirmed as naval, air, and military units intensify patrols from the Portuguese coast toward the Azores amid growing anxiety.
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United Press Dispatch
Madrid
Atlantic
Azores
Minister of Marine
Linsted Press
Ramon Franco
Amid- Atlantic
United State
Cartagena
Spain
Torrid temperatures to return to Indiana tomorrow
Indianapolis June 2 Torrid temperatures of the past week will return to Indiana tomorrow. J H Armington a U S weather forecaster announced here today. Armington said the cooler temperatures which broke the first heat wave of the section would diminish tonight, the mercury mounting throughout tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
J. H. Armington
U.S
Armington
Boshears Convicted in Indiana Manslaughter Case
Spencer Indiana June 26 A jury in Owen circuit court convicted Dewey Boshears 38 Bloomington of involuntary manslaughter in the killing of special policeman Ralph Pogue during a liquor raid at Boshears home. Sentencing of one to ten years to be set by Judge Herbert Rundell later.
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United Press Dispatch
Spencer
Ind
Owen Circuit
Dewey Boshears
Bloomington
Ralph Pogue
Boshear
Herbert Rundell
Monday Busy Day in Circuit Court
Two cases filed in Greene County circuit court. Mildred Hinton seeks a divorce from William Hinton, alleging non support and incompatibility after a brief marriage in 1929. Other actions include foreclosures, guardianship, and a judge’s note on jurisdiction. County council approves several fund appropriations and real estate transfers.
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Bloomfield
Elmer W. Sherwood
Mildred Hinton
William Hinton
Southern Indiana Building and Loan Association
Harry Harrison
Bird Harrison
Lowell Shanklin
Bert Miller
Daisy Miller
Sheriff's court orders and council adjourns in Bloomfield region
The county court approved witnesses mirage and set 71.90 for fees while official bonds of 21.74 were granted by the council. The term of the county council closes and a September meeting is planned unless called earlier. Everett Kirkhart of Bloomfield Brick Co injured his left hand while loading bricks. treatment followed. Mrs Lee Jones sought a France passport for herself and two children for a months visit to relatives in the old country. A license to wed was issued to Everett M Ambs and Helen M Mattingly, both of Jasonville. Land transfers include Samuel C Haywood to Harry Lynn of 374.12 and Charles Wier to Jasonville Building Savings and Loan Ass n of lots 10 and 11 in Pleasant View Addition for 1.
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Everett Kirkhart
Bloomfield Brick Company
Lee Jones
France
Old Country
Everett, M. Ambs
Jasonville
Helen M.mattingly
Samuel C. Haywood
Harry Lynn
Richland Township
Charles Wier
Pleasant View
Bicknell Men Sentenced for Grand Larceny
Willis Powers Russell Morgan and Russell Hardesty all of Bicknell pleaded guilty to grand larceny in circuit court and were sentenced to one to 10 years. They were charged with stealing about 75 bushels of corn from cribs owned by Clint French near Edwardsport Friday night. The theft was reported Saturday morning to Bicknell police who traced the men with the aid of a hammer left behind.
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Vincennes
Ind
Willis Powers
Russell Morgan
Russell Hardesty
Bicknell
Clint French
Edwardsport
Doctor Snook Found Sane by State Alienists
Dr. James H. Snook, who confessed to slaying Theora Hix at Ohio State University, was declared sane by three state alienists. The examination aimed to counter an insanity defense in his trial. Snook spoke with his wife Helén after being moved from the county jail to his former university office.
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Ontpad Press Dispatch
Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University Coed
Snook
Helén
University
Bicknell Injunction Case To Come Up For Action
Hearing on a temporary injunction sought by Edwin D. Logsdon as receiver of Knox Consolidated Coal Co to bar United Mine Workers officials and members from holding meetings in the Bicknell area will be held Friday before Superior Judge Linn D Hay. The court had announced the case would be heard Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Edwin D. Logsdon
Knox Consolidated Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Bicknell
Linn D. Hay
Bloomington Milk Supply Condemned After Health Test
In Bloomington milk used in thirty nine eating places was found unsatisfactory by Dr I L Miller of the state health board laboratory. Forty per cent of samples showed visible dirt, 64 per cent lacked butterfat and 83 per cent failed bacteriological standards.
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Indianapolis
Bloomington
I. L. Miller
State Health Board
Quite Possible The Teacher The Lion and Daniel Joke
A humorous exchange imagines Daniel in a lion's den with the lion sparing him. The teacher asks why the lion did not eat him, and the punchline reveals the lion preferred not to use the den as a sewing room, a quip about Mrs. Lion.
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Daniel
Linton Boy Scouts Mark Ninth Anniversary With Big Day
Troop No. 2 of Linton celebrated its ninth anniversary with a full morning program at the suburban lodge north of the city. About forty scouts competed in swimming first aid knot tying pace tracking and a treasure hunt with Roy Terrell taking top honors and a hatchet. The day ended with a 7 PM outdoor feed attended by troop leaders guests and the court of honor. Plans include starting a new troop as of yet unnamed scouts over age 12 may apply to Scoutmaster Terrell or George Haseman.
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Joseph H. Haseman
Roy Glenn
William Terrell
Roy Terrell
Robert Stevenson
William “Pirtle
Louis ” Stewart
Willian Collins
George Baker
Irvin Stewart
William Hikkediek
Milo’ Mitchell
Court‘of Honor
Lyon Borden
William Fritz
E. C. Jaberg
Thad Wolford
Clarence Morgan
Charles
Max Hixson
William Bryan
Terrell
George Maseman
Daily Vacation Bible School Guest Day Attracts Many
Visitors toured the Baptist church today to view work by pupils under Miss Bonna Baughman at the Daily Vacation Bible School. Exhibits include sewing weaving and wood work to be shown next Friday at 7 30 with a commencement ceremony awarding diplomas. The public is invited to attend.
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Bible School
Baptist Church
Bonna Baughman
Broken back survivor clings to life in Kentucky mine fall
Arthur I. Day, once a Tennessee man, has lived three years with a broken back and spine after a slate fall in a Kentucky mine. Doctors predicted only a year but he has stubbornly survived, defying odds as of June 26.
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Sergent
Arthur I. Day
Lloyd T Hayes Dies Suddenly in Tennessee
Lloyd T Hayes formerly of Worthington and known as Per Hayes in Linton and Greene county died suddenly at his Jackson Tennessee home at 4 am of a heart attack. Surviving are his widow and two children. The body will be brought to Worthington for burial arriving Wednesday morning.
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Lloyd T. Hayes
Worthington
Linton
Greene County
Per Hayes
Jackson
Tenn
Orville Coleman
Samuel Hayes
Indiana Fox Chasers Meet at Washington
Washington Indiana June 26 Washington and Daviess counties prepare for the nineteenth annual Indiana Fox Chasers meeting at Side park in Washington. The event gathers fox chasing enthusiasts for a week long program with visitors from many areas and a saluted outdoors sport.
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Indiana
FOX Chasers
Washington
Ind
Washington and Daviess. Co
Indiana Fo Association
Ycya
Indiana Liquor Law Statute Upheld by Court
Indianapolis June 25 The state appellate court unanimously refused bail for Lewis Pettiford of Delaware County awaiting his appeal on a liquor violation conviction under the new 1929 criminal appeal statute. The law allows bail only if the trial or appeals court finds a probability of reversal.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lewis Pettiford
Delaware’ County
Mine workers watch Bicknell opening in Ohio scale
United Mine Workers District L1 headquarters in Terre Haute reports news from Bicknell about Westphalia mine opening at five dollars daily basic scale. The Knox County Fourth Vein Coal company owns the mine. Indiana scale sets a six dollar ten cent day wage. Owners say they had ample help and the opening saw no trouble.
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United Press Dispatch
Terre Haute
Ind
United Mine Workers
District L1
Bicknell
Ohio
Westphalia
Knox County Fourth Vein Coal Company
Indiana
Avery Murray Earns Three-Pound Black Bass Rowing In
Avery Murray of the Linton Drug company gains full membership in the Izaak Walton league after a successful three pound black bass catch at the King stripper ponds south of the city. He carries himself proudly this afternoon reflecting the achievement.
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Avery Murray
Linton Drug Company
Izaak Walton
Mr. Murray
King
Indicted in Fort Wayne liquor plot arrests and bonds posted
South Bend dispatch reports 176 named in the federal grand jury indictments at Fort Wayne. Ninety two were charged, twenty nine with conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. Bonds set at four thousand for men and two thousand for Mrs Emerick. Reindictment of Ralph Rosenwinkle tied to past testimony. Lake county 1928 election to face further inquiry, DA Looms and Lake County prosecutor Starr say.
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Fogyenp
Press Dispatch
South Bend
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Guy Emerick
Allen’ County
Hig
Georgianna Emerick
George Reimer
Fr. Wayne Beer
Ralph Rosenwinkle
United States
St Wayne
Rosenwinkle
Lake County
Oliver M. Looms
Oliver Starr
Investigation into Indianapolis Wall Collapse Claims Fatality
June 26 report says investigation continued to determine cause after a brick wall collapse in Indianapolis that killed C.K. Fox of Oak Park Alabama and injured five others. Fox's body was sent home for burial. John Hendricks’s condition was listed as very good and the remaining four injuries were minor.
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Indianapolis
C.K. Fox
Oak Park
John Hendricks
The Picnic Incident Cited by Train Dispatcher
A brief line from a Train Dispatcher recalls a family gathering at a picnic with two cousins an uncle and all the ants cited in dialogue. The quote captures a social moment and hints at a playful anecdote without further context or details.
Fifty Three Years Arogen Old of Battle Relates Custer Stand
A Battle of 1876 is recalled as one of the greatest massacres in Indian warfare. An elder recounts details of Custer's last stand, marking 53 years since the event and placing it in historical memory.
Unclear fragment hints at Native battles and peace talks
Fragmentary notes refer to Adams and attack on Indians, a General War portion with a Lion, culminating in a peace treaty. Mentions Sitting Bull and his band defeated and driven into British territory amid bloodthirsty redskin imagery.
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Adams
F.ilatio Tory
Hille Crew . of. Blood-Thirsty ‘Redskinn Neweil’ Hostilities. Sitting: ‘Bull
T North
Stamp commemorates 105th Sullivan expedition anniversary
A 2-cent commemorative stamp marks the 105th anniversary of the Sullivan expedition in the Revolutionary War. Issued for first day cancellations, the regulation size stamp features a ribbon design with Sullivan tradition dates 1779 and 1929 and a central portrait of Major-General John Sullivan.
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The
Postattieg
de Rant
Siddveaued
Env
Jet Geneseo
Perry
John Sullivan
Miner killed another hurt in slate fall at Princeton
In Princeton Indiana film maker Pond, 46, was killed instantly and another man injured in a slate fall during mining operations. Police and safety officials inspected the site as reports described the incident.
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SLATE
Princeton
Ind
Filmer Pond
A ‘ le i
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