Hoover Urges Simultaneous Cut in Rail Rates and Wages
Secretary Hoover urges the national unemployment conference to recommend reducing both railroad rates and wages as a permanent relief measure. He argues lower rates are needed to lift business mood, while rails and wages draw opposition from labor and mine leaders resisting arbitration. The conference nears a critical phase as coal talks proceed amid wage dispute.
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Washington, D. C
National Unemployment Conference
Hoover
John Lewis
D. C. Democrats Name A Ticket
Oakland City Indiana Democrats nominate a city ticket for the November election at a city hall meeting. Councilmen at large are Rev. David Willis Prof. A. G. Cato Allen Redman and C. T. Wumphreys. For clerk-treasurer Mrs. Mabel Blough Newmdh was nominated.
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Oakland City
Ind
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David Willis
A. G. Cato
Allen Redman
C. T. Wumphreys
A Woltlan
Mabel Blough Newmdh
Young Fined for Killing Squirrels in Offseason
Errell Young, tied to the Gibson county coon dog case, pleaded guilty in Justice Pence Miller's court to hunting squirrels out of season. He was fined five dollars and costs, with the fine stayed. Two squirrels were cited as killed before the season opener.
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Errell Young
Gibson County
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Partly cloudy night then rain likely Tuesday
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a chance of rain in northern areas. Tuesday will be cooler with rain likely in the north and colder conditions overall.
Funeral for Melville S Woods Held in Fort Branch
Melville S Woods 61 died Saturday at St Marys Hospital Evansville after two weeks illness. He was Baldwin Heights school superintendent and IU graduate. Burial followed funeral at Odd Fellows cemetery with service by Rev A W Jamison. Survived by widow and son Robert in New Concord Ohio, mother Mrs Mary Woods and brother Milton J Woods. The body of Mrs Dalton Brown arrived in Ft Branch and funeral set for Tuesday at 2 from Presbyterian church with burial in Walnut Hill cemetery.
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Melville S. Woods
A. W. Jamison
Nenia
Odd Fellows Cemetery
St. Mary’s Hospital
Evansville
Mr. Wands
Robert
New Concord
Mary Woods
Milton J. Woods
Melville
Woods
Baldwin Heights
Indiana University
United Presbyterian Church
Dalton Brown
Sedalia
Ft. Branch
James Speer
Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Almanac Sunrise and Sunset Timings for Tomorrow
Sunrise tomorrow at 5 54 AM and sunset at 5 20 PM. Today 6 AM high 72 and low 44 with clear skies. Same date last year high 83 and low 44 with clear conditions.
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Almanac OF Ae
Legion to Urge Aid for Jobless and Injured Vets
Delegates from all parts of Indiana attend the American Legion convention in Wabash as the clean-up squad aids dis abled veterans. The gathering draws 2,500 delegates amid flags and voter enthusiasm with four candidates campaigning for state commander.
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Legion
Indiana
Congress
Wiabash
American Legion
Wabash
Legionaire
Oldest Veteran to Attend Legion Convention
Washington Oct 10 George Washington Post No 1 of the American Legion selects Lt William N Williams a former Indianapolis resident to attend the national convention in Kansas City as post guest Williams born in Madison grew up in Madison served in the Civil War in Indianapolis later joining the regular army where he was a surgeon and captain retired as first lieutenant he rejoined active service in World War I as a lieutenant serving in the quartermaster department
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Washingston
George Washington Post
American Legion
William N. Williams
Indianapolis
the Legionn
Kansas City
Williams
Madison
Quartermaster Department
Penner Divorce Case Decided
Circuit Judge R C Baltzell decides the Penner divorce case granting Mrs Penner a temporary two year separation and $360 alimony plus attorney fees. The defendant's cross complaint for absolute divorce is denied.
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Jessie Penner
George O. Penner
R. C. Baltzell
Indiana to Represent State Among Arlington Mourners
Governor Warren T. McCray reports the war department plans Indiana to be represented by three official mourners at the burial of an unidentified American soldier in Arlington Cemetery on November 11. Selection will be announced soon, with one officer and one enlisted from each military branch, plus a Medal of Honor holder, and a representative from the American Legion and other war societies. The army and navy picks will be made by branch chiefs. the Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars selections follow state leaders.
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Warren T. McCray
War Department
Indiana
Arlington Cemetery
Ornor
Army
Navy
American Legion
Therf
Death of Mrs. Charles Henneberger Noted in Fowler Ind
Word arrived today that Mrs. Charles Henneberger died in Fowler Indiana. The body will be shipped for burial here. funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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F. J. Henneberger
A Slater
Charles Hennehberger
Fowler
Ind
Prisoner Stewart Granted Parole by Governor
Pleasey Stewart, a colored inmate sentenced to 2 to 14 years by Gibson Circuit Court in 1920 for assault and battery with intent to rape, received a parole from Governor McCray on Monday and may return home.
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Pleasey Stewart
Gibson Circuit Court
McCray
Stewart
K of C Excursion to Terre Haute List Of Travelers
Names of attendees for the upcoming K of C Sunday excursion to Terre Haute are listed. Included are Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fichter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wirtz Mr. and Mrs. George Rust and son George Mr. and Mrs. Victor Banet Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christian Mrs. Oscar Keimer Miss Susan Canavan Eva and Clara Keimer Rosemary Sheridan Grace Keimer Henry Reinhart Leo Brooks D Bouchie Wilfred Wagner J P Sheridan Joe Vollmer John Denton Joe Renner.
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Terre Haute
Gus Fichter
Ed Wirtz
George Rust
George
Victor.Banet
Thomas Christian
Oscar Keimer
Susan Canavan
Eva
Clara ‘Kieimer
Rosemary Sheridan
Grace Keimer
Henry Reinhart
Leo Brooks
2. D. Bouchie
Memorial Services Of Ladies Auxiliary In St. Joseph Church
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John held memorial services Sunday at 3 o clock in the auditorium of St. Joseph Catholic church. About 150 visitors from Washington Vincennes Evansville and Mt. Vernon attended. A supper followed prepared by the Princeton ladies.
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The
Knights of St. John
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Washington
Vincennes
Evansville
Mt. Vernon
Princeton
Manager Named for Gibson Live Stock Company in Princeton
John Spence of Mast State street has been named manager of the Gibson Live Stock Company in Princeton by R. Maxam the receiver for the local business.
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John Spence
Mast State Street
Sheen
Gibson
R. Maxam
Princeton
Meeting of Princeton American Legion Post Planned
The Princeton American Legion Post will hold a meeting at 7 30 oclock Monday evening in the office of Commander Ben H Watt at the northeast corner of the courthouse basement.
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Princeton American: Legion Post
Ben.h., Watt
Foot Amputation After Train Accident at Duff
Harvey Hochmeister of Huntington, 38, a Southern freight train crew member, had his left foot crushed when he fell from an east bound freight at Duff. He was rushed to Methodist Hospital by special train and underwent amputation about halfway to the knee. He remained hospitalized Monday in fair condition with no other injuries reported.
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Harvey Hochmeister
Huntingburg
Methodist
Duff
Hochmeister
Revival Meeting Draws Large Crowd At Broadway Christian
A revival at Broadway Christian Church drew a large audience on the second Sunday with Rapid Fire Evangelist E A Jordan of the First Christian Church of St Paul. Several additions were reported as evening service featured the theme The Unpardonable Sin. Tonight The Fall and Restoration of Man will be illustrated with a large chart.
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Broadway
E. A. Jordan
First Christian Church of
Local Legion Delegates Head to State Convention
Ben H. Witt and A Dale Eby of Princeton Post American Legion depart Wabash Indiana as delegates for the State Legion convention opening Monday morning Watt serves as commander and Eby as adjutant of the local post Watt traveled to Wabash Sunday night and Eby last week.
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Ben H. Witt
A. Dale
Eby
Wabash
Ind
Princeton Post
American Legion
Watt
Legion
Andrew Spence Released in Gibson Circuit Court
Andrew Spence charged with assault and battery was found not guilty on Monday by Judge Baltzel in the Gibson circuit court. The case arose from a complaint by a woman alleging Spence attempted to assault her last summer.
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Andrew Spence
Baltzel
Gibson
Spence
All Blacks
Mrs Wolfe Leaves for Boston Enroute to Washington
Mrs a Rite Maxam aids daughter Mrs Charles Wolfe who is attending Theological School. They plan to cover in Boston before heading to Washington, D C enroute to New York City. Mrs Ma Spend will stay several weeks in Boston before returning home.
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Rite Maxam
Charles’ Wolfe
Boston
Dhe Wolfe
Atendey Theological Kehool
Washington, D. C
Yorks
City
Hoyt Wins Second World Series Game for Yankees
Waite Hoyt pitched a complete game victory for the New York Americans over the Giants, 3 to 1, as Babe Ruth battled an infected arm and left the day with pain on each plate appearance. Hoyt allowed ten hits while Nehf gave up six. Pipp, Meusel, and Ruth provided key plays as the series stands 3-2 in favor of New York with Game 6 set for Tuesday.
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New York
Waite Hoyt
Hert
Art Necht
Giants
Yankees
Babe Ruth
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Ruth
Pipp
Miller
Fred Toney
Bob Shawkey
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Hoyt
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Frish
Rawlings
Giants and Yankees in muddled midgame describe seventh inning
The text recounts a tense baseball frame with players such as Meusel, Kelly, and Peckinpaugh. Hits and outs are described with fumbles and line drives across the innings, including Ruth and Bancroft at bat and Meusel on defense.
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