Filipino Butler Confesses to Nurse's Murder in New York
Eluigo Lozado, a Filipino butler, admits choking nurse Mrs Blossom Martin for half an hour and plans to throw her body from a Staten Island ferry. He carried the wrapped corpse through taxis and ferries before being arrested. Lozado had been employed by a doctor near Central Park and pursued a doomed romance with the victim.
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New York
Eluigo Lozado
Blossom Martin
Sle
Staten Island
Central Park
Martin
Doctours
Cung Says No Let-Up in P R German Policy
Berlin June 9 Chancellor Cung reiterated Germany will maintain a policy of passive resistance in the Ruhr Valley in response to French demands. He said no reparations solution would be considered until Germany's position is acknowledged.
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Cung
P. R
Berlin
Germany
Ruby Vahley
Cuno
Owensville Lodge Initiates Sixty Five New Members
In Owensville Indiana on June 9 sixty five new members were initiated into the Modern Woodmen lodge with Mt. Vernon lodge handling the ceremonies. A visiting team performed an exhibition drill on the public square before several hundred onlookers, with music by the Owensville band. The local lodge recently led the state in new member gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Ind
Allios
Woodmen Lodge
Mt. Vernon
Seven Motormeters Stolen in Woodmen Celebration
Seven motormeters were stolen from cars along Main Street during the Woodmen's celebration in Owensville Indiana on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensyville
Ind
Sevren
Main Street
Woodmen
Jilted fiancé wins ring back in Chicago jury ruling
A Chicago jury awarded Lee Stiles $1,000 against Miss Leona Norris after Stiles claimed he was entitled to recover the engagement ring he bought and returned by the bride-to-be following their broken engagement. The dispute centered on the ring given when they became engaged and the alleged reasons for the split.
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Chicago
Leona Norris
Stiles
Lee Stiles
Sickels Wins Contract for New Printing Co. Building
James J. O. Sickels of Princeton secured the contract to erect the J. W. Cockrum Printing Co. home on Harrison Street opposite the General Baptist church in Oakland City. The contract price is $35,000.
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Oakland City
Ind
James. J.o.sickels
Princeton
J. W. Cockrum Printing Co
Harrison Street
General Baptist Church
Princeton Chautauqua Opens June 25
Monday June 25 marks the opening date for the Princeton Chautauqua. The event begins with community programming and presentations expected to run through the week.
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Princeton Chautauqua
Thirteenth Tzebekah Assembly Held in Gibson County
The thirteenth annual Tzebekah Assembly meeting of Gibson County gathered at the Odd Fellows Hall in Fort Branch with Mrs. Stella Christmas presiding. Officers elected included Etta Rowe president and Medora Ott vice president, with a lengthy evening program featuring the Francisco Degree staff and Princeton Sisters. A free will offering netted $11.95 for the county treasurer.
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FT. Brancil
Tzebekah Assembly of
Gibson Co
Odd Fellows
Ft. Bracvh
Stella Christmas
Oakland City
Gibson County
America
Medora Ott
Princeton
Mary Lintg
Ft. Branch
Mary Strickland
Ft. Strauch Uligh
Hose
Etta Rowe
Wheeling
Madora Ott
Ruby Downey
Francisco
Zora Zipp
Somerville
Onty
Sisters of the
Martha Lodge
Wrinceton
Mele Joplin
Edna Unthank
Ruby Kent
Effie Wheeler
Ada Simpson
Lola Wilson
Lillie Moore
Maude Strickland
Eunice Seamon
Pearl Tichenor
Carrie Fall
Katie Alcorn
Vlorence McDonwad
Mae Jarrett
Lottie Alburn
Estil Feginon
Esther Yochum
Lawn McDonald
Artine Morris
W. HH. Strickland
EL Oj. Efterbush
Joe Yochum
Jams Maidlow
Efimer Ticheney
Joe Alcorn
Purdue experts lead Volkman farm limestone study
A county field meet at Volkman farm in center township, led by A. T. Waincko and G. P. Walker from Purdue soil department, demonstrated limestone use on soils. Attendance was light due to rain. the program has run eight years under W. G. Volkman, the local superintendent, covering lime application and yearly results.
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Volkman Farm
Center Township
A. T. Waincko
Soil Department
Purdue University
G. P. Walker
W. G. Volkman
Japan and Russia Move Toward Preliminary Talks
June 9 report says the Soviet representative to Japan formally notified the Japanese foreign office of readiness to begin preliminary negotiations to settle differences. He expressed hope that mutual concessions could lead to a formal conference between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Russia
Ford’s Bid for Merchant Fleet Prompts Speculation
Silver Creek, June 9 A visit by Henry Ford fuels talk that Joby Slack’s $1.051 billion bid to the Shipping Board for the entire merchant fleet was made on Ford’s behalf. Slack says Ford was in town but won't confirm talks, while observers note Ford’s interest in Muscle Shoals and a possible future presidency.
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Silver Creek
N. Y
Henry Ford
Joby W. Slack
Columbia Postal Supply Company
U. S. Shipping D Board
Ford
Slack
Shipping Board
Lasker
Lord
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Michigan Milionaire
French Talk Booze Relief With U S
Paris reports the French government will open conversations with the United States to seek relief from the liquor law provisions as they apply to shipping.
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U. S
Paris
United States
Farm Bureau Film Prompts Large Owensville Audience
The Farm Bureau film School Days drew about 600 viewers in Owensville on Friday night. Agent Mood called it the best yet offered, with music by the Hoosier Male Quartet and Nellie Young. Monday's showing moves to Francisco school house from Princeton High School as planned.
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Farm Bureau
Gibson County
Owensville
Mood
Hoosier
Nellie Young
Francisco School House
Princeton High School
Children Day Observance Planned in Patoka
Patoka Ind June 9 Children Day exercises will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 at the Methodist church here. An excellent program has been prepared.
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Patoka
Inid
Baseball Club Benefit Carnival at Gram's Park
The June 9 event in Gram's Park in Ft Branch Indiana features a skating rink for dancing and an electrically lit festival. Proceeds from the one night carnival support the local Baseball Club.
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FT. Branch
Ind
Gram‘s Park
Patoka Disaster Minute Oiling Sparks Car Skid
In Atoka Indiana a young woman driving a coupe on the Dixie Highway near the Patoka Bank skidded on oiled streets and raced onto a sidewalk. Her car struck concrete blocks laid by Walter Morrison for a confectionery building, narrowly avoiding a basement excavation. She paid Morrison ten dollars for the damages, then left. she was said to be from Byansville.
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Atoka
Ind
Patoka
Patoka Bank
Walter Morrison
Morrison
Byansville
Children’s Day Program at BMA Sunday School
A Children’s Day program is set for 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the B M A Sunday school. The event invites attendees to join the celebration and activities planned for young parishioners.
Indiana Weather Forecast Mixed for Weekend
Partly cloudy with showers likely in the southwest tonight and Sunday. Temperatures remain steady around the high 50s to high 60s, with Friday expected to reach 29 and a low of 58. Weekend highs near the mid 80s and lows around 66 with 16 percent precipitation. Saturday 6 am temperature 56, sunset Saturday 7:12 pm, sunrise Sunday 4:26 am.
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Indiana
Hogs Hit Lowest Market Price Since 1915
At Indianapolis hog sellers faced the lowest price since February 6, 1915 with hogs selling primarily at 6.75 dollars per hundred pounds. The drop followed an oversupply and buyers blamed weak demand as the slump persisted over several days. A downtown butcher quoted pork chops around 35 to 40 cents per pound.
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Indianapolis
Krause to be tried in Vincennes on liquor charges
Albert Krause of East Mt. Carmel is to be taken to Vincennes for trial on liquor selling and still possession charges with a $1250 bond. If not convicted there he will return for trial in this court on similar charges.
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Albert Krause
East Mt. Carmel
Niemeier
Vincennes
Harry G Dean to Visit City This Weekend
Harry G. Dean of Los Angeles will arrive Saturday evening and stay until Monday as guest of sister in law Mrs J R McCoy and family in east Broadway. Mrs Dean formerly Eva Craig of this city and once resided in Princeton where he was in business. He now manages the book room at the Bible Institute in Los Angeles.
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Harry G. Dean
Los Angeles
Cal
J. R. McCoy
Fimaily
East Broadway
Dean
Eva Craig
Princeton
Bible Institute
Missing Senator Moran Reappears After Disappearance
Senator Barney Moran who vanished for three days during a bitter tax bill fight reappeared in Madison at a summer cottage near the city. His absence stalled a senate vote and he returned just before officers were dispatched to locate him.
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Madison
Wis
Barney Moran
Senate
Here
Princess Christian Dies in London at 77
Princess Christian died in London this morning after a brief illness from heart disease. She was 77, a daughter of the late Queen Victoria.
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Princess Christian
London
Christian
Queen Victoria
Jealous Woman Kills Another in Youngstown Murder
In Youngstown Ohio on June 9 authorities said a slender stiletto driven to the heart of 21 year old Helene Drakeman by a jealousy crazed woman caused the death. The killer’s notes led police to a culvert where the body lay. The wife of a former suitor, her husband, and three others are detained after grilling.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Helene Drakeman
Here
Governor Al Smith Veto and Referenced Bottle Incident
The text hints at Governor Al Smith being a party original and notes a prediction that he would veto the proposed "ary" repeat bill. It also alludes to him reaching into his desk and pulling out a bottle, with cautions about not rocking the boat or hogging the driver or crossing the line.
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Govwnor al Smith
British Troops Move Into Ruhr Valley
British forces advance into Duesdorf in the Ruhr Valley amid reports of artillery and infantry arrivals. Government advices say additional detachments head to Dusseldorf as inquiries probe the plan possibly to divide control with French and Belgian troops in the north.
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Berlin
Duesdorf
Ruhr
Auohr
Dusseldorf
Cologne
Charles Lanman Recovers After Auto Injury
Charles Paul Lanman, seriously injured by an auto near his home on Wednesday afternoon, is reported to be doing very nicely at Methodist hospital.
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Charles Paul Lanman
Methodist Hospital
Judge Baltzell Delivers Sentence in Evansville Manslaughter Case
Judge Robert C. Baltzell in circuit court Saturday morning passed for mal sentence on William Dillon, an Evansville Negro convicted by jury for manslaughter in the killing of Henry Hatchett. Dillon faced two to twenty one years in state prison and offered no remarks. Baltzell cited prior light law violations and gambling as factors shaping Dillon’s fate and urged reform on release.
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Robert C. Baltzell
Wiliam Dillon
Evansville
Henry Hatchett
Dillion
Baltzell
Dillon
Iodine Lack Tied to Goiter in Indiana Children
Dr. A R Burton reports Indiana board of health notes widespread goiter among children aged five to sixteen. Cause blamed on refined salt lacking iodine. recommends slight iodine in drinking water or at water source. Also urges proper sanitation for motor tourist camps under local health officer oversight.
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A.R. Burton
Princeton Board of Health
State Board of Health
Indianapolis
State Board
Divorce Suit Filed in Gibson Circuit Court
Effie Sprowl sues Lennie M. Sprowl for divorce in Gibson circuit court with filing noted on Saturday. The case establishes a legal action for dissolution of marriage.
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Effie Sprowl
Lennie M. Sprowl
Gibson Circuit Court
Wet drives to repeal state laws in six states announced
The Wet Association announced immediate repeal campaigns in Rhode Island Tennessee California Pennsylvania New Jersey and Ohio as part of a broader push toward a national movement in 1994. Capt Stayton heads the effort aiming to expand political influence and grow membership to rival the anti liquor league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wet Association
Washington
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Rhode Island
Tennessee
California
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Capt. Stayton
The
Nets
Mystery Will Remain In Ellis Death In Pacific Islands
June 9 report states the death of Lieut. Col. Earl H. Ellis in the Caroline Islands May 12 remains an unsolved mystery to the public. The islands are Japanese mandated and closed to foreigners. Ellis had three years leave with permission to travel outside the United States. His body will likely lie buried in the islands, two thousand miles from the nearest American consular office. State and Navy officials offered limited information.
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Washington
Earl H. Ellis
Marine Brigade
Chauteau Thierry
Caroline Islands
South Pacific
Sis
Tokio
Col
Elis
United States
Col. Elis
Islands
State Department
Navy Department
Ellis
Philips
Col. Ellis
Style Shop Opens After Annex Sale by Gilbert Stephens Co
New owners W M Ritchie and Miss Estella Witherspoon acquire the Stephens Annex on the west side public square from J F Stephens and others. The Style Shop will operate under new leadership with same women’s ready to wear apparel lines and standards. Ritchie remains with Taylor Manufacturing Co., Witherspoon brings merchandising experience. The annex becomes The Style Shop and will keep up to date retailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
J. F. Stephens
The
Gilbert-Stephens Co
W. M. Ritchie
Miss Witherspoon
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Boctor
Sickels
Gunty
Purdue
Japan
Henry
John W. Slack
Gil-Skid
B.M.A
Vincennes Court
Krause
Harry Dean
O. K
Abe Martin
Indianapolis News
State Health Board
Estella Witherspoon
Style Shop
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