Five Die as Miss Miami Seaplane Crashes
Miami March 25 five passengers perished when the Miss Miami seaplane crashed between Miami and Bimini. Pilot Robert Moore survived after hours clinging to wreckage as two women and others died from exposure and hunger. Rescue vessel William Greene recovered Moore in a frail condition.
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Miami
Fla
Bimini
William Greene
Robert Moore
Moore
Lawrence Smith
August Butte
Kansas City
Lela S. Dixon
Memphis
Penn.l
Princeton
Hud
Relatives Seek Missing Wife of Dixon After Memphis Departure
Reports confirm the death of Cori Dixon, wife of John S. Dixon of Princeton. Dixon left Memphis for Miami to locate his spouse, who wintered in Minami. Mrs Dixon was 40, daughter of the late Willis Coleman, survived by her husband, daughter Julia of Denver, two brothers, three sisters, and other relatives. No near relatives reside locally.
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Mars
Cori Dixon
John OS. Dixon
Quscioy
Mow Uhsen l
Memphis
Miami
Dixon M
Minami
John Os. Veixon
Princeton
Patoka
Weather report incomplete and uncertain forecast
The document notes likely rain tonight and Sunday with colder conditions. It lists March 24 as a high and a low around 62 partly cloudy, with other garbled data on temperatures and sun times. The OCR text is fragmentary and includes inconsistent digits and labels.
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Endoana
Sime Date
Daste Vear
Wife of Princeton Man Attempts Suicide in Chicago Colony
May Cramer of Princeton Ind attempted suicide in Chicago Bohemian colony after leaving a note about life being unbearable. Her husband George Cramer sought reconciliation while letters from him urged her to return home.
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Princeton
Chicago
Cramer
Watih
Hushant
Miss Lieberman
Mrs. Cramer
May Cramer
George Cramer
East Broadway
May Victor
New York
Fred Leisgang
Morris Park
L. J
East
Mary Harriman
KE. HW. Harriman
New Jersey
Mr. Cromery
Owensville Girl Wins County School Debate
Alice Tagen of Owensville won the Gibson county high school discussion held Friday night at Ft Branch High School. Lawrence Caler of Princeton High School was second, Edwyn Freund of Ft Branch third, and Dif ford Black of Mackey fourth. The topic was a comprehensive plan to solve the immigration problem with Americanization the leading plan. Miss Tagen will represent Gibson County in the district discussion April 7 at the high school.
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Migs Alice Tagen
Owensville
Gibson County High
Ft. Branch High School
Lawrence Caler
Princeton High School
Tedwyn Freund
Ft. Branch
Difford Black
Mackey
Ayiss Boren
Coley
Farmerer
Miss Boren
Princeton
Betin Itn
Bloomington
Lawrence Coley
Ft. ‘Branch High School
Alice Boren
Gibson County
Floyd Loper
Indiana University
Sriday
Evansville Man Pleads Guilty to Liquor Charge
Ror Ganzmin of Evansville pleaded guilty to operating a diggnuer still and was fined plus costs by Circuit Judge RoC. Baltzell. case may continue. Henry Titzer of near Pro Branch faced related charges, released on bond, with prosecutor recommending dropping the charge after further investigation.
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Ror Ganzmin
Evansville
Roc. Baltzell
Baltzel
Gangamin
Ganzmai
Henry Titzer
Near Pro
Robinson
Tiger
Gaurznitoh
Tle
Leansville
Aker
Flowers
Compton
Andre Baltzell
Ganszman
Sun
Gibson County
Titner
Evarsville
Government to Issue Warning Before Mine Strike
Washington March 25 the government plans a public protection program for the upcoming mine strike. A midnight March 31 communication to federal agents will outline action to protect mining property, restrain violence, and keep impartiality while safeguarding public interests. Union miners are told not to interfere with those who choose to work if operators keep mines open.
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Washington, D.C
Fieup
Warr
Editor attacked by three bandits in Muncie
Police search hospitals and clinics for three masked attackers who struck George Dale editor of the Muncie Post and his son as they walked home. Dale wrestled a revolver from one assailant and fired. he believes a bandit was wounded. Dale had received threatening letters over caustic articles.
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Muncie
Ind
Mar
George Dale
Paralyis Fatal Claims in Petersburg And Other Obits
In Petersburg Indiana Frank Stuckey aged 18 died at home from paralysis after a severe influenza attack. The funeral of Margaret Heisenhofer seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Meisenholder was held at the Baptist Church after flu. A seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Winkler died at the Marsees home from pneumonia following influenza.
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Mt. Carmel
B. Marsee
Pension Granted for Victor W. Smith in Owensville
Victor W. Smith of Owensville has been granted a pension of 120 dollars per month through the Dr A. KR Bartom Agency. The action secures ongoing monthly support for Smith under the agency's program.
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Victor WY. Smith
Owensville
Dr A. KR. Bartom
Will Seek League Approval for Four Power Treaty
Washington March 25 An effort to keep the United States from a Sakalin dispute with Russia and Japan was raised in the Senate as the four power treaty supplement was taken up The League of Nations may formally approve the Pacific treaty after Britain France and Japan register the pact The move aims to present the agreement as a peace instrument under article 21 of the league covenant and would not bind signatories until registration is completed by the three other powers.
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Moore
Wiso
Miami
Kini Island
League OF Nations
Washington
United States
Russia
Japan
Senate
League
Great Britain
France
Genoa
Mayor Niemeier Receives Surprise Flowers
Mayor Charles A. Niemeier of Princeton received a gift bouquet of ferns and sweet peas from Indianapolis brassmaker Shank. The delivery accompanied a wire message noting the opening of the national flower show and expressing pleasure in sending the flower message. Samuel Lewis, Mayor of Indianapolis.
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Charles A. Niemeier
Ew Shank
Malver
Indianapolis
Niemeier
Princeton
Shank
Samuel Lewis
Mrs Frank Ammerman Visits Mt Carmel With Kin
Mrs Frank Ammerman and her two children spend the weekend in Mt. Carmel with relatives.
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Frank Ammerman
Mt. Carmel
Coal miners strike to join April action spreads to rail workers
In Cleveland on March 25 the 4,000,000 gas road workers and 500,000 miners prepare for a general strike on April 3. John N. Lewis wins support from railroad leaders to back the miners while Norfolk and Western workers plan a sympathy walkout affecting non union coal from West Virginia.
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Cleveland, O
John N. Lewis
W. 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Engineers
Thes
Lewis
Cleveland
W. L. Lee
Norfolk and Western
West Virginia
Ford Employees to Get Two Days Off Weekly
Ford Motor Company will implement a five day forty hour week with a minimum wage of six dollars a day. President Ford said the policy improves home life and family time and will create about ten thousand new positions.
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Dutroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Sel Ford
Ford
Electric worker survives 2300 volt shock in Sullivan
Joseph Kibbs of Wabash Valley Electric Co. narrowly escaped death after coming into contact with a live wire while cutting wires at a house on North Duane Street. He was hospitalized in a highly nervous condition, but later reported to be improving.
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Sullivan
Ind
Joseph Kibs
Wabash Valley Electric Co
Kibbs
Pleas Entered Before Judge Baltzell on Riot Charges
Several pleas of guilty to riot charges were entered before Judge Baltzell this afternoon. Fines were assessed in each case. Defendants appearing included John Dodd, John Beck, William Adams, Ancil Drew, and Mim A. Abe, with varying costs listed.
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Baltzell
John Dodd
John Beck
William Adams
Ancil
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