State Attorney General Warns Spencer Perry Counties on Liquor Law Enforcement
Indiana Attorney General U S Lesh announced dispatching agents to Spencer and Perry counties to curb alleged liquor law violations by sheriffs and town marshals. Letters urged officials to enforce laws or face impeachment. warnings sent to Ed G Hemphill of Cannelton and other county officials. The move follows reports of indifference toward enforcement and calls for vigorous investigation if needed.
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Indianapolis
Spencer
Perry
U. S. Lesh
Lesh
State Legal Department
Ed G. Hemphill
Cannelton
Verry County
Spencer County
Rockport
Cannelion
Tel City
Troy
Indiana
Named to Aid Van Camp Probe
Homer W. Henrudge of Tippecanoe county street court appoints Daniel P. Alaganna as special prosecutor to join the grand jury in the Van Camp case. Ray Runkle, 20, was questioned. Battle Ground residents mourn as funeral services are held for the missing 20 year old woman whose body was found in the Wabash River.
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van Camp
Lafayette
Homer W. Henrudge
Tippecanoe County
Streait Court
Daniel P. Alaganna
Margaret van Comn
Young Worman
Wabash River
Ray Runkle
Miss Varn Camp
Battle Ground
Nega
Four-Sided Divorce Bid Sparks Quadruple Affair
In Huffman Muncy quadrangle Anderson May 30 the plan for a double divorce and marital rearrangement collapsed as two principals withdrew. Glee Muncy and William Muncy neighbors to Gor man and Loretta Huffman—two sisters and close friends—were among the four aged about twenty-two. Judge W A Kittinger recalls a client seeking a quiet divorce, advising formal legal action through attorneys.
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Anderson
Huffman- Muncy
Glee Muncy
William Muncy
Gorman
Loretta Huffman
Glee
Loretta
William
W. A. Kittinger
Masons Lay School Corner Stone at Titchmond
The corner stone of the first of two junior high schools to ease Garfield junior school congestion was laid by Amar B. Smith of Rochester grand master of Indiana Freemasons. The two schools will cost about $370000.
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Masons
Titchmond
Garfield
Amar B. Smith
Rochester
Free and Accepted
Masons of
Indiana
Capes Rise in Fashion Across Sports and Dress
Fashion notes capes widespread in street, travel, and evening wear. New materials boost the trend, from wool and silk blends to knitted fabrics and crepe de chine. Fringe trims and appliques enhance capes, with two color weaves adding visual interest.
The Brief Story of Hosiery in Silk and Cotton
The article surveys hosiery trends highlighting plain silk stockings as versatile for formal and informal wear. It notes innovations like cashmere hose with stripes, mer cerized cotton options, gray plaid patterns, two tone heavy ribbed silks, and embellished silks with embroidery beads. It also stresses color pairings with footwear and notes gold and bronze shades with matching garments.
Lesson for June 5 Making the Nation Christian
The lesson examines the nation and Christian duty, noting that scripture does not teach a nation will be Christian now but highlights loyalty to God, righteousness as a nation's glory, and Christain citizenship. It outlines civil obedience as God ordained and emphasizes love as the Christian obligation to fellow citizens.
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Israel
Jehovah
America
National Congress
Sabbath Commandment Sets Sign Between God and Israel
A biblical note from Exodus 31 12 13 emphasizes the Sabbath as a perpetual sign between the Lord and the children of Israel to sanctify and distinguish them across generations.
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Moses
The Righteous Should Rejoice Psalm Verse
A devotional excerpt from Psalms urges joy for the upright in heart. The meditation emphasizes gladness in the Lord and communal praise for righteous lives.
Retired from the Senate The Page Angel Tale
A Buffalo Express note laments pages losing their Senate “angel” for tickets and summer treats. Senator Elkins of West Virginia offers to become the new angel, praised for coal and oil wealth, while a Chicago Tribune anecdote recalls a hat and hair moment amid a crowd.
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Senate
California
Davis Elkins
West Virginia
Buffalo Express
Chicago Tribune
Beau Brummer of the Plains Dignified Sioux Chief Visits Cities
Big Bear the Sioux leader is described as America’s best dressed Indian. He traveled in full regalia to several major Middle West cities during a recent visit.
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Beau Brummer
Plains
Big Bear
America
Middle West
A Weigh Off Satirical Sketch From The American Legion Weekly
An American god in England examines a weighing scale and misreads the readouts. A friend translates the weights as eleven stone two bricks one board and two shingles in a humorously literal exchange. The piece mocks cross culture misunderstandings with dry wit.
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England
American Legion Weekly
Similar Cases in Poston Transcript
Dialogue notes Brown and Poston compare watches both failing. Brown says his watch strikes, while another speaker claims their watch refuses to work.
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Roved Uniform International
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D. D. Facher
Moody Ible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Making the Nation Christian
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Elkins
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Gislis
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