District Meeting For Red Men Delegations Arrive Here
Many tribes will send delegates to the Quapaw Council district meeting in this city. State officers including W A Morris Great Sachem and Arch H Hobbs Great Chief of Records will attend. Delegations from Knox Daviess Sullivan Martin and Greene counties arrive tomorrow morning for the event.
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Knox, Daviess, Sullivan, Martin and
Greene
Indiana
Order
W. A. Morris
Frankfort
Ind
W. A H. LaRue
Sagamore
New Castle
Tnd
Ottis House
Quapaw Tribe Plans District Meeting and Ceremonies
Ellett Wolford hosts a district meeting at 8 PM with roll calls of district tribes. Great Trustee William E. May will transfer control to state officers. Council fire events, unwritten work, Adoption decree for fifteen candidates, and a banquet by Quapaw council conclude a full day of Red Men ceremonies.
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Ellett Wolford
William E. May
Great Council
Sagamore
William Howard LaRue
Switz
Quapaw Council
Quapaw Tribe
Double homicide rocks Heart of Village in Huntington
In Huntington's village center an exchange of gunfire left Harrison Wilker of Chesapeake and Lyed Bass dead and seriously wounded Lyed Bass. Jesse Vorgey of Proctorville and Melden Neff of Proctorville were jailed. a Proctorville man who drove the car is being sought. A posse pursued the suspects to Ironton jail after barricaded confrontations.
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Huntington
W Va
Harrison Wilker
Chesapeake
Ohio
Lyed Bass
Jesse Vorgey
Proctorville
Melden Neff
Wilkes
Bass
lForgey
Neff
Ironton
Women’s supposed modernism blamed for national decline
Charleston editorials recount Dr. H W Bromley warnings that women’s bobbed hair and smoking threaten America’s future. He declares woman’s power lies in modesty and home life, criticizes divorce, urges women to focus on family and urges men to value character over appearance.
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Charleston
W. Va
America
H. W. Browmiey
Kentucky
Bromley
Jazz Baby on trial in San Francisco murder case
Dorothy Ellingson a 16 year old girl faced a murder trial in San Francisco today for killing her mother. Her lawyers with a strong team of alienists prepared to defend her liberty in superior court amid a highly watched case.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Dorothy
Bethlehem Mine Tragedy As Rescue Fails
Bethlehem mine in Barracksville reports no chance to save the four men still trapped. State mine inspector R M Lambie confirms 29 bodies recovered. others expected before nightfall as the disaster unfolds.
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Bethlehem
Barracksville
R. M. Lambie
Teapot Dome Case Goes To Court In Oil Lease Scandal
International News Service reports Cheyenne Wyoming March 23 that with former Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio leading the attack the government begins its historic denunciation of the Teapot Dome oil lease in which Harry F Sinclair secured 3000 acres of oil lands from the interior department. The case may reach Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy by Wednesday noon.
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International News Service
Cheyenne
Griffin Indiana Flood Strikes 45 Dead In Devastated Town
The storm leveled Griffin is cut off by the Wabash and Black rivers as reconstruction and search for debris continue. Four more deaths today raise the toll to 45. Supplies arrive by rail and Vern Vernon contractors move in to rebuild immediately.
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International News
Sedrwich
Griffin
Ind
Wabash and
Ml.vernon Contractors
Wabash River
Indiana
Here
Owensville
New Harmony
Owensboro Chicago Railway Seeks New Elnora Owensboro Link
The Owensboro Rockport Chicago Railway filed with the interstate commerce commission to build a line between Elnora Indiana and Owensboro Kentucky crossing the Ohio River on a new bridge. Examiners previously opposed the plan and the company asks to re open the case.
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International Nhws Servich
Washington
Owensboro, Rockport & Chicago Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Elnora
Ind
Owensboro
Ohio River
Commission
Road Row
Three Bandits Shoot Merchant Policeman in Kent Ohio
Clayton Apple, 40, a merchant patrolman, was shot to death in Kent Ohio during a gun battle with three alleged murderers. The trio fled after a garage robbery and arson. authorities issued a statewide alert and active search for the suspects.
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Kent
International News Service
Ohio
Clayton Apple
J. Media
Experimental Tree Planting in Park at McCormick's Creek Canyon
In Indianapolis on March 23, the forestry division begins an experimental 15 acre planting at McCormick's Creek Canyon State Park. Three five acre plots will compare species for reforestation across varied soils. Plots will include white oak, tulip, walnut, ash and locust, with ash and hickory on another and white pine planned later.
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Indianapolis
McCormick’s Creek Canyon
Forestry Division
State Conservation Department
Charles C. Deam
High speed gun battle in fleeing stolen car near Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio two men in a stolen car opened fire at 50 miles per hour. Marshal Frank Peters and Patrolman H H C Wisner pursued through side streets and Broadway firing 12 shots after the car fired first. Two men jumped from the vehicle and escaped.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Peters
HH. C. Wisner
Newburg Heights
Peters
Wisner
Broadway
Storm torn regions brace for rehabilitation efforts
Evansville reports ongoing recovery after recent tornadoes across Illinois and Indiana. Doctors battle epidemics while relief groups reconstruct towns and farmland. Indiana death toll rises to 101 with Griffin seeing 58 recovered bodies as flood barriers restrict access.
Wife shoots husband then kills self in car
In Jeffersonville Indiana Mrs James Shelton 25 of Louisville Kentucky shot her husband James Shelton 30 and then killed herself in a highway car. After a quarrel in the parked vehicle the bride of three months fired twice at him, reloaded, and with the third shot killed herself. Both had been divorced before their marriage.
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Self
Jeffersonville
Ind
James Shelton
Louisville
Shelton
Indiana Junior Legislature Opens In Indianapolis
High school students from nearly every county gather for Indiana's junior legislature opening session led by Lt Governor Van Orman in the senate and Speaker Leslie in the house. Robert Small of South Bend is elected speaker as the group plans to study reform and pass mock laws during a week in session. The senate shows weak organization and the group will visit Pendleton to inspect the state reformatory.
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Linternational News Service
Indianapolis
Indiana
van Orman
Senate
Leslie
House
Robert ©. Small
South Bend
Pendleton
State Reformatory
Capper faults farmers for farm relief failure
Senator Capper of Kansas blames misinformation and partisan politics for blocking farm legislation. He argues February offered favorable conditions with administration support, while opponents of the cooperative marketing bill were backed by fewer than 100 of the nation’s 100,000 cooperative groups.
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Washington
Congress
Senator Capper
Kansas
Senate Farm Bloc
Capper
United States
Big Telephone Case Heads to Franklin Hearing
A Johnson County jury will hear the state of Indiana versus the Indiana Bell Telephone company seeking charter revocation. Judge Freemont Miller convened court in Franklin and the case is described as a major civil prosecution of recent years by the attorney general's office.
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International News Service
Franklin, Ind
Johnson County
State of
Indiana
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Freemont Miller
Attorney General’s Office
Governor Jackson Pledges Aid After Indiana Tornado
Governor Jackson toured the devastated Griffin area in Princeton Indiana and promised Indiana will aid tornado victims with needed support. He debated a special legislative session for rehabilitation funds while praising Red Cross relief and martial law measures. He adopted a shepherd dog renamed Griffin and arranged care for its owner’s family.
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Princeton
Ind
Jackson
Indiana
American Red Cross
Griffin
Phil Rowe
Mt. Vernon
George Burnett
der Bs
College Professor Shoots Self at Vassar Home
Poughkeepsie March 29 Professor George Fullerton of sociology at Vassar College committed suicide at his home today. All details are withheld pending arrival of the coroner.
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International News Service
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
George Fullerton
Vassar College
Supreme Court Recessed Until April Fourteen
Washington March 23 The United States Supreme Court recessed today until April 14. Many decisions will be prepared during the recess.
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International News
Shavion
Washington
United States Supreme Court
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