Child Dies From Fractured Skull In M E Hospital Crash
Juanita Farrel four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Schumacher of 1013 South Atkin Street died at Methodist Hospital at 10 PM Tuesday from a fractured skull suffered when struck by a car driven by Anna Weber near the 1000 block. Weber’s parents were in the car. the impact swerved into Trace Jones’s curbside vehicle. All occupants aboard both cars were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita’ Farrel
Michael Schumacher
South Atkin Street
Anna Weber
Mgr
George Weber
Francisco
Miss Weber
Weber
Whiggy
Trace Jones
Young men have chance of lifetime
Dr. Frank L. Loveland told Kiwanis at the Kid Hotel today that the next five years are crucial for young business men and that civilizational strength rests on goodwill among English speaking peoples. Thomas R. Paxton and E. J. Baldwin reported on the Kiwanis convention in Cleveland, noting a planned Canadian United States day and school curriculum ties to the British constitution. The Kiwanis club plans a first ladies night at the Kid Hotel next Friday at 6:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Loveland
Kiwanis
Thomas R. Faxton
E. J. Baldwin
Cleveland
Paxton
Kiwanis Clubs
United States
Mr. Baldwin
Kdd
Coroner Investigates Fatal Fire and Auto Crash
Coroner M L Arthur of Hazleton was in the city examining deaths of Roe McKannon burned in a loft fire and four year old Juanita Schumacher injured in an automobile wreck. His verdict on Serena Lyles killed by a Southern train at Lyles Station was accidental. The McKannon boy is believed to have dropped a lighted match in loose hay starting the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Arthur
Hazleton
Roe McKannan
Juanita Schumacher
Arthur
Serena Lyles
Southern
Lyles Station
McKannon
Local visits and social notes from Patoka and surrounding towns
A sizable crowd attended the baseball game at St Francisville Sunday between that team and Patoka. Visitors included Harry Ansell in Princeton, Misses Helen Casey and Grace French in Vincennes, Alex Milburn in Evansville, Wanda Kern of Princeton, Mr. and Mrs. Osman Garwood in Vincennes, and Mrs. Ernest Harris of Vincennes due to her sister Mrs. George Capehart’s death. Chester Brazelton and Minard Cooper with his baby from Carlyle also called locally, with Effie Burkett visiting Princeton Tuesday.
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St. Francisville
Patoka’s
Harry Ansell
Princeton
Helen Casey
Grace French
Vincennes
Alex Milburn
Evansville
Wanda Kern
Osman Garwood
Ernest Harris
George Capehart
Chester Brazelton
Minard Cooper
Baby
Carlyle
Married by Squire in East Broadway Office
Nellie Smith 17 of Princeton and Norman Haskett 25 of Bedford wed alongside Annis Mason 20 of Princeton and James Trimble 27 of Horton in a Tuesday ceremony conducted by Justice D. B. Miller at his East Broadway office.
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Nellie’ Smith
Princeton
Norman’ Haskett
Bedford
Annis ‘Mason
James Trimble
Horton
W. Miller
East Broadway
Market Prices and Poultry Details From Local Furnishers
Prices show Wheat at 1.60, Corn and Oats listed with cents. Eggs cost 15c per dozen, young chickens 25c each, and roosters 8c. Furnishings are attributed to Moore Milling Co and Murphy Poultry House.
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Moore Milling Co
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Summary
Receipts show 11 000 cattle with varied bids and strong asking prices. hogs at 24 000, slow trade with bulk around 8.50 to 9.00 per cwt and butchers near 8.60. Corn and oats futures listed with weak corn and mixed timothy and clover hay values. sheep receipts 14 000 with steady bidding and top cattle.
Mexican People Misunderstood By Americans Cha U T A U q u a Program
The Chautauqua program featured Dr. Frederick Monsen’s lecture on Mexico and Pancho Villa. He argued that many Mexicans were misunderstood by Americans, detailing Mexican demographics and Villa’s rise, including his early life and role among Indian communities.
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Frederick Monsen
Mexico
Chautauqua
Monsen
Pancho Villa
Villa
Revolu ‘Tion
Ional
Indian leader Pancho Villa praised for reforms and raids blame
A lecture recounts Villa rallying Indians with Madero against Diaz and notes he aided revolutionaries while saying other bandits bore responsibility for border outlaws. It claims Villa later received land and supports his Indian people. film images by Dr. Ongen depict Mexican Indians. The National Male Quartet entertained the audience with musical interludes.
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Madero
Villa
Diaz
Monson
Mexico
Villa Sebantilus
Pancho Villa
Ongen
National
Mr Pleasing
Local Notices From Hvansville and Surrounding Areas
Miss Vada Read of Hvansville hosts Miss Rose Wilderman during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald weltiord announce the birth of daughter Mary Catherine, affiliated with the graduating class. Mrs. Elmer Zimmerman visiting Bridgeport with her parents. Laura Hudelson plans a tour to the Mohawk Niagara Falls region.
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Vada
Hvansville
Rose Wilderman
Gerald
Weltior
Mary Catherine
the Elacuating
Sar ‘College
Elmer Zimmerman
Bridgeport
Mr. and
Laura ‘Hudelson
Mohawk Niagara "Falls
Highway news boosts Princeton as coast to coast routes marked
A4P highway boss J J Edgar Burton visited to urge towns on major routes to promote their status. He noted the Atlantic Pacific mark from Deming New Mexico to Mount Carmel Illinois and urged boosters in Princeton to advertise the town on the route. He warned against viewing highways as mere lines and stressed using them for growth and progress.
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War Department
White River
Hazleton
Atlantic-Pacific
Deming
New Mexico
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Princeton
J. J. Edgar Burton
A. A.A
Burton
C Petersburgy
Ashington
Indictment Threat Tied to Dempsey Carpentier Fight
Officials of the International Reform bureau urged indictments of the principals in a bid to block the Dempsey Carpentier bout as a prize fight. County prosecutor Pierre Garvin plans to present information to the grand jury asserting conspiracy to violate New Jersey boxing laws.
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Jersey City
N. Jj
International Reform Bureau
Robert Watson
Bureau
Pierre Garvin
Garvin
Masters
International
Jala
Evidence in Carithers Case Shows Award Debate
In Gibson circuit court Mt. Vernon special judge Herais Clements hears Thomas Garithers vs Joseph Carithers. The $200,000 suit reached closing arguments with defense lawyers Claude A. Smith and Thomas Duncan contending the award should not exceed 35 000 to 40 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas, Garithers
Joseph Cavithers
Herais Clements
Mt. Vernon
Gibson
Owensville Special Theaters Show
In Owensville local theater listing a special event is announced with unclear details from OCR. The fragment mentions beer and a sea or Seah but lacks concrete names or dates.
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M. E. Hospital
Micheal Schumacher
Methodist Hospital
Ed Powell
Her
Indiana
Coludy
Patoka News
BPE Bersaeppreew
Effie Burkett
Squire
Miller
Allied Lands
State Institute of Applied Agriculture
Farmingdale
L. B
Wder
American Forestry Association
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Aebb
Murphy Poultry House
Endianapolis Livestock
Tone
Timothy
L.clover
Chicago Livestock
Np Bulk
Reet Ee
Kate’ Hopkitis
New York
Davis Sisters
James (Whitcomb Riley
Wallace
Bruce Amsbuy
Ralph Bingham
Ixtraordinary
BRR
Reese
United Press
Ana
Reform Buréau
Chih
Trénton
Carithers
Ase
Herdis Clements
Owensville
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