Bank Robbery Suspect Nabbed After Hold Up
Lee Carl robbed Patoka National Bank 872 dollars at pistol point then fled into nearby fields. A large posse, including Sheriff Flowers, tracked him through Patoka and Heber Harris’s buggy until Carl surrendered after being surrounded and wounded slightly by birdshot. He confessed desperation and claimed hunger drove the crime.
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Lee Carl
Wiliam F. Parrett
Patoka National Bank
Parrett
E. E. Fields
Patoka
Flowers
Princeton
Carl
Daryl
Negro
Iun
Lun
Earl Turpin
Emil Boerke
Turpin
Boerke
Carlin
Emery Hook
Piarrett
Fields
Bird
Daily Democrat
Curl
Ireland to become Free State with same status as Dominion
London reports a late pact on Irish peace making Ireland to be known as the Irish Free State with autonomy on finance. Ulster may opt out via a boundary commission. Parliament and Dail Erin to review terms. possible general election if not sanctioned. Birkenhead quotes tie to historic rooms.
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Treland
Canada
Australia
Parliament
Erin
London
Downing Street
Belfast
Ulster
Birkenhead
Lawsing
Shopping tips encourage early Christmas purchases
The message urges shoppers to start early to get a larger selection, smaller crowds, and better service. It advises shopping in the morning and early in the week to avoid Saturday rushes and enjoy easier December buying.
Not Same Thief Identity Questioned In Patoka Bank Robbery
Night operator Hd Spangler, on leave, arrived to identify Lee Carl the Patoka bandit. Spangler says Carl is not the robber who held him up at the Southern railway freight house months ago.
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Carl
Mr. Parrett
Parrett
Fields
Daphne Smith
Patoki
Minerva Bingham
Stow
Hd Spangler
Southern Railway
Spangler
Din Hlinvis
Lawsuit Seeks Damages From Car Death Case
A jury trial opened in circuit court seeking 3000 damages for the death of four year old Juanita Berrel Schumacher struck on South Main street June 28. Plaintiff claims negligence by Anna Weber daughter of the defendant, with C O Baltzell and James Robinson for the plaintiff and Lanphar Rumer for the defense.
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Micheal Schumacher
George Weber
Juanita Berrel Schumacher
Anna Weber
Main Street
Schumacher
Fingerprints Taken in Pens Heist at Illesburg High
In Illesburg Indiana 80 high school students had fingerprints collected today as police investigate the theft of 12 099 pens from the school. A fingerprint was found on the window frame where the thief entered the room.
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Ileesburg
Ind
Cloudy Tonight and Wednesday Cooler Warmer Daylight Almanac
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a drop in temperatures. Sunrise is at 6:58 tomorrow, sunset at 4:30, marking shorter day length.
Weather Snapshots and Temperature Range
A historical weather note reports 6 am temp 33 with a low of 29 and later highs of 44 and lows of 30. Partly cloudy conditions are described with a comparison to last year's date noting a high of Ba and a low of 38 with clear skies.
Harding outlines U S recovery program to Congress
President Harding proposes a comprehensive plan to restore the United States to normalcy. He urges a high protective tariff, a permanent tariff, an industrial court to handle labor disputes, faster legislation to aid soldiers and housing, and tax reform, while stressing self help before aiding other nations. He mentions the Arm s Conference briefly and notes measures to boost employment and fiscal discipline.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
United States
America
House
Rockefeller Foundation to fund Gibson County health officer
A Rockefeller Foundation financed all-time health officer may be sent to Gibson County Indiana. Four such officers will be chosen for the state with one assigned to Gibson County. Dr J N Hurty and Rockefeller officials plan a December 12 visit to assess needs before a year end decision. The officer would earn 3000 to 4000 dollars annually and focus on school health and disease prevention.
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Gibson County
Indiana
Rockefeller Foundation
J. N. Harty
Princeton
J. N. Hurty
State Health Board
Indianapolis
Dr. Hurty
Paul
Arms Parley Awaits Reply From Japanese
The arms conference stalls awaiting Japan s response to a four power naval accord plan. China s resignation of Secretary General Dr Tyau signals friction as Tokyo s delay complicates talks. China accuses Japan of dilatory tactics seeking gains in the far east.
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Washington, DC
Japan
America
Pacific
Tyau
Cuba
Far East
Mrs. R. W. Hart Visits Bone Gap For Several Weeks
Mrs. R. W. Hart traveled to Bone Gap today to spend several weeks with her son, Brank Hart, and wife.
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R. W. Hart
Bone Gap
Brank Hart
Educational Week With Rotary Club Observed
Princeton Rotary focused on education at its noon meeting Tuesday. The anti tuberculosis drive will be held next Sunday afternoon by Rotary and Kiwanis with representatives from both clubs. Supt Stott and Principal Loper spoke on educational matters and were well received.
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Princeton Rotary
Fisher
Princeton
Rotary
Kiwanis
Vick Smith
Ed. Bakiwih
R.A. Woods
C. A
Smith
MicCray
Daugherby
Stott
Hotaru
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