Brumfield murder case enters lengthy jury selection
In Roseburg Oregon Judge Bingham overruled a defense request for a delay and began selecting a jury for the murder trial of Dr. R M Brumfield. A panel of twenty four was exhausted and seven tentative jurors retained as the lengthy process likely lasts four more days before testimony.
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Roseburg
Ore
Oregon
R. M. Brumfield
Dennis Russell
Bingham
Owensville
Circuit Court
Dr. Brumfield
Beau Brummel
Daper Brumfield
Banker Speaks Plain Truths on Wage Readjustment
W. R. Inmann manager of the Indiana state chamber of commerce told a Connersville audience that wage reductions are needed to lower living costs. He urged continued readjustment in prices and wages, saying production and transportation costs must be cut and that the effort should be shared on a fifty fifty basis.
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United Press
Connersville
Ind
W. R. Inmann
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Increasing cloudiness brings showers Friday in south
Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight with showers Friday, followed by warmer temperatures in southern portions.
Almanac Sunrise and Temperature Readout
Sunrise tomorrow is 6 50. Sunset at 4 27. Today high 55 low 49. Yesterday high 68 low 26. Clear conditions. Same date last year high 85 low 56.
Senators Push Compulsory Rail Consolidation Plan
Senator Cummins urges Congress to require consolidation of U S railways into fewer compact systems arguing that unified lines enable intelligent rate setting. He says current rules force the ICC to grope for fair rates and that consolidation would allow equal returns across lines.
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Cummins
Washington
Congress
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Senator Cummins
Negro in Chicago Faces Serious Charge
Chicago October 6 Roy Butler colored was arrested on a fiendish torture charge. He allegedly killed three year old Harold by beating him after objecting to Butler and the children. Harvey seven years old was taken to county hospital with injuries from torture.
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Chicago
Roy Butler
Butler
Rena Coleman
Harold
Harvey
Ireland Breaks Loose Again in Cork Village Turmoil
In Dunway, Cork, Oct 6, Black and Tans said to have been drunk allegedly caused a reign of terror last night. Volleys fired through streets, houses entered, and one man killed after crown forces were fired upon from the town.
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Cork
Ireland
Dunway
Crown
Farmers National Bank Buys Vesper Saylor Road Bonds
The Farmers National Bank of this city has purchased the entire $19,000 issue of Vesper Saylor gravel road bonds. Work on the road will begin at once with contractors WN. P. Wirth and W. HH. Lesler. The road runs from the Lowell Westfall corner on the Broadway road west of the city south to the Muck farm.
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Farmers’ National Bank
Vesper Saylor
WN. P. Wirth
W. HH. Lesler
Lowell Westfall
Broadway Road
City
Muck
Cornerstone laid for Patoka school Friday ceremony
The Patoka Indiana cornerstone event will occur Friday at 9 o'clock with Masonic ceremonies. Rev Lowden A Marriman and Ben Watt will give principal addresses. The modern two story brown brick building on a six acre Main street lot includes a gymnasium auditorium library and study halls. Architect J W Gaddis of VIndimes and school board members Weitzel Bruner Wilson oversee plans.
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Lowden A. Harrimah
Ben Watt
Pavoka
Ind
Gibson County
Masonic Hall
TH. Fe, Bruner
Evansville
Harriman
Benet Watt
Main Street
J. W. Gaddis
Vindimes
Christian Weitzel
Harry Bruner
Samuel Wilson
Salvation Army Opens Public Meeting in Indianapolis Area
Brigadier George Caster heads Southern Indiana Salvation Army division with staff in Indianapolis for an open air gathering on the square Saturday afternoon at 2 pm. The public is urged to attend and hear them.
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George Caster
Salvation Army
Indiana
Indianapolis
Managers weigh today's game prospects Giants vs Yankees
McGraw says Mays is strong but they can pass him with Frankie Frisch starting. Miller Huggins expects Hayt or Shawkey to shut Giants, confident of a win. Both managers project a strong pitching edge and early decisive result.
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Frankie Frisch
Miller Huggins
Lodge Presses Harding for Action on Revenue Bill Amendments
Senate tax dispute reaches the White House as Senator Lodge signals the president may need to act. Republican Progressives press for removing transportation taxes and boosting top sir tax, widening inheritance taxes, and eliminating nuisance taxes to unite insurgent Democrats and Progressives against the administration.
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Seattle
Washington, D.C
Senate
Harding
Lodge
Senator Capper
Kansas
McCormick
Kelley
Penrose and Watson
Strike danger grows says official in Chicago
An official says there is only a remote strike possibility as industrial conditions do not warrant action. He warns half the union would become scabs and the rest tramps if a walkout occurred, with ballots still counting on a 12 percent wage cut proposal and union groups awaiting results.
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Chicago, Ill
Brotherhood of Engineers Firemen
Enginmen
Southern Express Cuts Rates on Oysters and Seafood
A telegram to the Southern express agent announces a ten percent reduction in express rates on fish, oysters, and similar seafood. The new rates apply between all points served by the Southern Express Company and are in line with the new tariff filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission, effective yesterday on the Southern Railway System and Mobile & Ohio lines.
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Southern Express
Southern ‘Express
Andy
Stariff
Southeastern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway System
Mobile & Ohio Railway Sysother
Southerntorn
Mrs Earl and children visit Crilleys in Evansville
Mrs Earl travels with her children to Evansville to spend a week with her parents Mr and Mrs James Crilley. The visit highlights family ties and leisure time spent with relatives.
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Earl
Church
Evansvile
James Crilley
Paroled on Good Behavior In Jeffersonville Case
Carl Cunningham of Baldwin Heights pleaded guilty to passing bogus checks. Judge Baltzell suspended the sentence and paroled him to his father Sherman Cunningham on condition he repay all accounts, get a job, and provide for his wife and child.
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Carl Cunningham
Baldwin Heights
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Baltzell
Cunningham
Sherman ‘Cunningham
Trainmen Representative to Visit Washington D C
Joscar Collins leaves Saturday to go to Washington D C as representative of the brakemen baggage men flagmen and switchmen of the St Louis division Southern Railway to meet railroad officials.
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Washington
Joscar Collins
Washington, D.C
St.Louis
The
Southern Railway
Hoyt Tames Giants Yankees Win Second World Series Game
Waite Hoyt, 22, dominant for the Yankees at Polo Grounds in a 3 to 0 win over the Giants. Nehf allowed only three hits but three Giants errors aided New York. Ruth walked three times and scored in the eighth, with Meusel stealing home in the eighth for the Yankees.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Waite, Hoyt
Art Nehl
Giants
Necht
Yankees
Venga Amengh R- Meusel
McNally
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Miller
Peckinpaugh
Nehf
Kelly
R. Meusel
Frisch
Rawlins
Smith
Young
E. Meusel
Pipp
Ward
Bancroft
Roller
Rawlings
Burns
Schang
Hoyt
Meusel
Peck
Nehf Hirew
Mouse
Hoyt i
Peciapaugh
Maskingeese
L Peckinpaugh
New Radio Play by Play For Baseball Fans Opens Friday
The Daily Democrat presents live play by play of the World Series game beginning Friday at 1 pm from its office on East Broadway. Blythe Fettinger will announce from the megaphone. listeners may watch near the Democrat building. Giants and Yankees detailed field actions are summarized with early scoring and outs.
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Daily Democrat
East Broadway
Democrat
Blythe Fettinger
New York
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Weather Report
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Black and Tan
Farmers National
NEW Pavoka
Masonic
Salvation Army Meeting
Teodays Prospects
McGraw
Mays
Odge
President
Bill
Southern Express Company
East
M’graw
M’nally
Pippy
EB. Meusel
R.meisel
Wrisch
Reesee
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