Indiana approves 229 new laws effective today
Governor McCray issues proclamation for 229 statutes to take effect. Public utilities may surrender franchises for indeterminate permits via the public service commission. Autos get state title by mail for 50 cents. Dunn amendment tightens prohibition enforcement and liquor transport rules. New offices and budget system set up, including a state probation officer salary of 2000 and Livestock Sanitary Board reorganization.
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Indianapolis
McCray
Wells County
Public Service Commission
Secretary of State
Indiana
State Board of Accounts
Livestock Sanitary Board
Verdict Filed In McClurkin Mule Kick Case
Areh McClurkin died at his rural home last Saturday from being kicked by a mule. Coroner M. L. Arthur filed the verdict with County Clerk Harlan L. Kays noting McClurkin told farm hands William Feightner and Dick Kelly he was kicked, and describing bruising around the stomach area.
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McClurkin
Areh McClurkin
Harlan L. Kays
M. L. Arthur
William Feightner
Dick Kelly
Congress to Investigate Tulsa Race Riot
United Press reports leaders in both houses will press two bills to probe the Tulsa riot and address racial issues, with a congressional inquiry announced in Washington. The action aims for early passage though not as broad as East St Louis riot investigations.
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United Press
Washington
America
Tulsa
East St. Louis
State Industrial Board hears cases amid crowded room
The State Industrial Board conducted hearings Friday in a small court room, with witnesses and others present. Ancient Celts were described as sun worshipers in research notes.
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State Industrial Board
Purdue hosts midwest fertilizer conference for farmers
Officials from agricultural colleges, experiment stations, and fertilizer firms gather at Purdue June 14 15 for a first of its kind conference. Attendees will review experimental results from Indiana farms and discuss profitable fertilizer types for different soil types with aims to discourage low grade products. A June 18 inspection tour to Moses Fell farm in Bedford precedes the event.
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Purdue University
Indiana Experiment Station
Soil Improvement Committee
National Fertilizer Association
G. I. Christie
Experiment Station
Layfayette
Moses Fell
Bedford
Purdue
Lafayette
Purdeu
Indiana Station
International Staffing at Major New York Hotel Revealed
A prominent New York hotel employs a diverse staff with no fewer than thirty seven nationalities represented. The hotel administration highlights this blending of cultures as a hallmark of its service and global appeal.
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New York
English Gardener Raises 57 Inch Rhubarb Sticks
An English gardener grows rhubarb canes measuring fifty seven inches in length, a notable yield highlighted in local notes.
Race riot erupts in West State Street lovers quarrel
Fray erupted Friday morning when Rosa Morris Charlotte Roberts and Roger Watts clashed over a love affair. Watts suffered a neck slash nine stitches. Roberts and Watts required medical aid. Rosa Morris was jailed after an affidavit. Prosecutor plans charges of improper conduct for Watts and Roberts.
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Rosa
Charlotte
Watts
Charlotte Roberts
Guthrie
Robinson
Morris Girl
HS Track Team Outing Planned After Franklin Meet
Princeton high school track and field team will be hosted Monday evening by Dr Cushman’s class of young men from the First M E Sunday School. The party leaves at 4 PM for Cunningham Ferry for supper then returns to the city by auto. Five of the six athletes from Franklin are in the First M E class: Fred Wiyatt Jamie Sevedge Harold Webster Paul Hart and William Raney Jr. The remaining member is Lawrence Ziliak.
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Princeton
Franklin
BR. A. Cushman
M. E
Cunningham Ferry
M.E
Fred’ Wiyatt
Jamie Sevedge
Harold Webster
Paul Hart
William Raney Jr
Lawrence Ziliak
Tulsa Riots Musk Property Loss In Bloodied District
PILLAGERS PREYING ON burned Tulsa districts as two days of race riots sparked looting. Pianos carried from the negro quarter, martial law tightened, guardsmen cordon neighborhoods, General Barrett centralizes found property into a large heap for identification.
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Tulsa
Barrett
Case Dismissed In State Versus Mary Saxe Matter
The State moved to dismiss the case against Mary Saxe a local chiropractor charged with practicing medicine without a license. A new affidavit dated June 1 this year replaced the old one and the case was dismissed early this morning. Prosecutor James Robinson said the dismissal aimed to bring the prosecu tion up to date and no trial date was set.
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Mary Saxe
Jame Robinson
Robinson
Fair Tonight and Sati in the South Poem Note
A compact notice highlights a poetry feature titled Fair Tonight and Sati in the South. It notes a regional poetMN day event with references to readings and local cultural programming.
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South
Almanac of the Day Sunrise and Sunset Note
The item notes sun rise and set times with a specific sunset at 7 08 and mentions tomorrow’s sunrise. No further details on location date or context are provided.
Physician Benson Plans Return to Practice in Bucklew
Dr. R. A. Benson, who left Bucklew seven years ago to practice elsewhere, announces his intention to relocate back and continue medical work in the town as of June.
Weather Notes From The Day Report
Partly cloudy conditions with a high near 91 degrees and a low around 32. Today's forecast mentions a noon temperature reading of 91 and a cooler night ahead.
Wanted to Buy Stock i as Call John Be Hollis Indpt
Classified note seeking to purchase stock in an entity with a contact call to John Be Hollis, identified as independent or informal buyer. The readable fragment shows a personal inquiry rather than a full listing.
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John
Hollis
New Serial Story Begins Saturday in Daily Democrat
The Daily Democrat ends the current serial Bull-Dog Drummond this issue and starts Grace Miller White’s The Shadow of the Sheltering Pines on Saturday. White, author of Tess of the Storm Country and The Secret of the Storm Country, returns with a tested tale.
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Bull-Dog Drummond
Daily Democrat
Grace
Miller ‘White
Grace Miller White
Tennis Court Aims To Replace Ragweeds In Parkview
The Broadway Christian church Christian Endeavor society plans a tennis court on Parkview lot. Mr Dickey permits use of his property at no charge as a near-solution to the playground problem. The court is seen as a better sight than ragweeds.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Broadway Christian Church
Parkview
Anditio
Dickey
Gratis
Polish insurgents attack Upper Silesia town Mapalane
Dispatches report Polish insurgents in Upper Silesia caused great property losses at Mapalane. A large force surrounded a German detachment, killing 43 and gaining entry to the town.
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London
Upper Silesia
Mapalane
Frances Garrison and Homerering to wed in Indianapolis
Miss Frances Garrison and Homerering, both of Ft. Branch, were married Tuesday May 31 at four o'clock in Broadway Methodist church in Indianapolis. After a long western trip, they will reside at home with friends in Ft. Branch.
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Frances ‘Garrison
Homererung
Broadway Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Jury Disagrees in Burkett Murder Trial
Cecil Burkett 11 must stand trial again after a 6 6 jury split on manslaughter versus acquittal. Judge Pentecost discharged the jury after 19 hours of deliberation. Burkett will likely be retried in November with bond set at 10000 funded by Aurora citizens. Bernie Slavins, 7, was the playmate he allegedly killed.
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Burkett Boy
Knox
Ind
Cecil Burkett
Dilts
Harry Slavins
Bennie Slavins
Cecil
Aurora
Oman Slaughter
Bernie Slavins
Playmate
Evidence in Decker Trial Hearing Under Way
United Press reports continued taking of evidence in the dangerous murder mystery case at Warsayyy. The defense has filed an insanity plea to show Leroy Lovett was killed by an aggrieved family member. The trial's status remains unsettled as proceedings proceed today.
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United Press
Warsayy
Hieder
Leroy Lovett
Famgil
Gra
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