Charges Filed Against Barker In Fatal Auto Crash
David Barker aged 26 of Smedley Indiana is jailed in Salem on charges of driving while intoxicated and transportation of liquor in connection with a fatal crash near Salem that killed Avenell Gaiter. Ralph Meyers of Campbellsville is jailed on transportation of liquor with a $2,000 bond. Miss Jewell Cornett and Miss Mabel Hatton are recovering from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Barker
Smedley
Ind
Charles Moore
Washington County
Avenell Gaiter
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Kossuth Hill
Salem
Barker
Moore
Ralph Meyers
Campbellsburg
Brownstown
Meyers
Meredith Stewart
Jackson County
Clifford Cornett
Gaiter
Jewell Cornett
Stewart
Cornett
Shou'd Barker
Thomas C. Masterson
James L. Tucker
Washington Circuit Court
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Plattsburg
Mabel Hatton
Minnie Cornett
Easter Food Sale At Brecher Building
Ladies Aid Trinity Methodist hosts a sale featuring colored eggs candy and cookies at 10 a m Saturday April 11 in the Brecher Building next to Seymour National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecher Building
Seymour National Bank
Ladies Aid
Trinity Methodist
Aldd
Special meeting called for Woodmen Wednesday night
Notice from J. E F Blevins consul urges all Woodmen to attend a special meeting on Wednesday night April 8 with important business. Also promoting Omega Class Faster Keys at B T Furniture Store. Call Telephones 255 or 686.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EF. Blevins
B.T Furniture Store
Seymour Men Under Heavy Bond In Lebanon Robberies
Roy Roegge Elgin McConnell and accomplice Wayne Thompson, all Seymour area men, are jailed on heavy bonds in Boone County Circuit Court at Lebanon after arrests for a string of holdups and robberies in March. Roegge faces three counts with 5000 per count, McConnell and Thompson one count each, and affidavits accuse Roegge as principal or accessory in the Witt and Adler crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Roegge
Elgin McConnell
Seymour
Frank FE. Whitchinson
Boone County Circuit Court
Lebanon
McConnell
Roegge
Wayne A. Thompson
McConnel
Thompson
Carl W. Lambert
Boone County
Ira M. Sharp
Lambert
James Witt
Roxana
Mark Adler
Adler
Forcc
Tornado relief funds counted by Jackson County committee
Fred Steinkamp of Browns Town and two other officers supervise tornado relief money totaling 448.68 in hand with more expected. Mills at Seymour National Bank reports 128.90 received, with funds from Jackson County Loan & Trust Co. and First National Bank. Donors include M. Huber and Bros, Chestnut Ridge District, Frank Heideman, and Friend, as donations continue through county banks and Browns Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred UU
Steinkamp
Brownstown
Jackson County
Joseph $. Mills
Seymour National Bank
Jackson County Loan & Trust Co
First National Bank
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Contact Details
An old classified style notice for Tip Richardson offering taxi service with phone 447 and residence at 67, labeled Tip's Yellow Taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip
Tip Richardson
May Term Proceedings Set in Jackson County Court
Judge Cox set trial dates for the May term beginning May 4 after a week of judgments. The Cordes Hardware Co. won an appeal in its tax injunction against C. C. Tinch, county treasurer, with the Seymour Chair Co. to abide by the appellate decision. Samuel J. Bedet’s judgment reached $2,659.85 plus foreclosure in Frank L. Sehornick’s receivership for Crothersville State Bank. Seba A. Barnes was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Clieui
Cordes Hardware Co
Seymour
C. C. Tinch
State Tax Board
Tineh
Seymour Chair Compan
County Treasury
Cordes
Samuel J. Bedet
Cox
Frank L. Sehornick
Crothersville State Bank
Seba A. Barnes
State highway employee fined in local court
Indiana State Highway Commission employe W. H. Kirvin was fined 1 and costs 11 in Crothersville city court after pleading guilty to violating a motor vehicle ordinance.marshal Herman C Mitchhel filed affidavits. Kirvin said he left his ignition running while entering a Crothersville bank. Mitchell requested a local court hearing instead of a justice court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HW. Kirvin
Indiana State Highway Commission
Charles L. Kesser
Crothersville
Kirvin
Herman C. Mitchhel
Marshal Mitchell
Justice of the Peace
Mitchell
Bilye w sells interest in Studebaker Bus Line
Joseph W Bilye w sells his interest in the Studebaker Bus Line to Williams and Son garage owners in this city. A Rogers linked with Williams is a former partner. Service runs Seymour to Bedford and Seymour to Salem. Two new fifteen passenger buses ordered. Buses latent type for passenger comfort. Schedule between Seymour and Bedford at one hour forty minutes. Beginning Saturday an extra daily run makes five round trips daily. Line is well patronized and schedules fit steam or interurban travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Bilwew
Studebaker
Williams & Son
A. Rogers
Mr. Bilyew
Seymour
Bedford
Salem
Candy and Cake Sale Announced by Baptist Sunday School
A bake sale will be held Saturday at 10 30 a m at Reliable Furniture Store under Mrs Carter s Class Baptist Sunday School auspices. Alpha class food sale on April 11 at B T Store offers pies cakes chickens salads and bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Furniture Store
Baptist Sunday School
B-T
Skeleton Unearthed On Farm West Of Seymour
A farm crew on Dallas Spray's land near Pleasant Grove nine miles west of Seymour unearthed a human skeleton while plowing. Local residents recall no burial at the site and Spray says he has no record of one on that land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Spray
Mr. Spray
Pleasant Grove
Seymour
Seymour Tribune
Spray
Interstate Public Service Buys J-H Bus Line in Indiana
The Interstate Public Service Company acquires the Jackson Highway Bus Line from A G Harmon of Indianapolis, taking over thirteen buses and five deluxe units. Service between Indianapolis and Louisville to be extended once Seymour Scottsburg road improves, with current schedules unchanged for now. Analysts foresee reduced traction car service as buses handle more passenger traffic and fares may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Public Service Company
G. Harmon
Indianapolis
Jackson Highway
Public Service Commission
Interstate Public Service Commpany
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Scottsburg
Jeffersonville
J-H Company
Harmon
Indiana
Motor Bus Transportation Department
Louisville
Kentucky Avenue
Interstate
Land Schemes Plague Farmers With South American Losses
Hundreds of midwest farmers lost large sums in South American land ventures as a sweeping Department of Commerce probe uncovers fraudulent colonization schemes. Prosecutions and official warnings loom as officials warn buyers to verify land, and to contact state or commerce divisions for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Middle West
Department of Commerce
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
Middle
Southwest
Department
State Department
Frederick J. Stimson
Argentine
Hoover
South America
Hindenburg Declares Candidacy For German Presidency
Berlin reports the 77 year old Field Marshal Erich von Hindenburg agreed to run for president after discussions with Admiral von Tirpitz. A private Kaiser Wilhelm message and Tirpitz arguments cited as influence. He will oppose Wilhelm Marx in the April 26 election run off in a nationalist backed move.
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Berlin
Reichs Bloc
Erich von Hindenburg
von Hindenburg
von Tirpitz
Hanover
Germany
Wilhel Marx
Republican Coalition
Hbbe
Marx
Kaiser Wilhelm
Field Marshal
Ad. von Tirpitz
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Plans for Indiana agricultural instructors meeting
Teachers at Shields High School will host a district meeting of agricultural instructors on Thursday at 9:40 AM. State Director Z M Smith of Purdue University calls the session, aiming to increase laboratory work and practical teaching methods in Indiana high schools. Jackson County schools with agriculture departments are expected to be represented.
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Agricultural Instructors of
Shields Bigs
H.C. Henderson
Shields High School
India
Z. M. Smith
Purdue University
Indiana
Jackson
Commissioners Let Bridge Contracts
William Buse named superintendent for Edward Loertz road in Jackson township. Lewi Gossman and Tough Fountain chosen as Purdue University students for next term. County farm supplies contract awarded to Model Grocery Brownstown. Bridge contracts include Densford, Hildebrand, Killey, Glades Branch, Garrigtt, and Dewitt with specified bids. County officers fees listed: Clerk 771.50, Auditor 82.50, Sheriff 1h 51, Recorder 697.95, County Farm 10141 a2.
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William Buse
Edward Loertz
Jackson Township
Lewi Gossman
Tough Fountain
Purdue University
Model Grocery
Brownstown
Densford
Hancock & Kieffer
Hildebrand
A. H. Harbaugh
Killey
Glades Branch
Montgomery & Mettert
Garrigtt
Dewitt Bridge
Lewisbridge
Nickle Plate Sued Over Fire Damages at Peru Canning Plant
The Peru Canning Company and 23 insurance companies sue Nickle Plate Railway for 457000 dollars claiming railroad employees started a grass fire along the right of way in November 1924 that spread to the plant property destroying the canning factory once a major local industry in northern Indiana.
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Peru
Ind
Peru Canning Company
Nickle Plate Railway
Indiana
Alpha Class Cat B-T Supper Event
A community supper hosted by Alpha Class cat B-T is scheduled for April 11 from 5:30 to 7:30. Proceeds support local programs and volunteers will coordinate serving and cleanup.
Hotel worker injured lifting trunk at Hardesty
Ruby Goodno of the Hardesty Hotel is recovering after a Monday night fall while handling a large trunk. He remains confined to bed at the hotel as doctors treat his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Goodno
Hardesty Hotel
Mr. Goodno
Forest fires blast New England in sweeping destruction
Homes destroyed and timberlands scorched across Rhode Island Massachusetts New Hampshire with forests burning in a dozen towns. A daring autoist rode through flames to rescue a woman trapped in West Warwick. Volunteer crews fought all night as backfires saved villages and threatened colonies.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Crompton
Anthony
Washington
Deerfield
Boscawen
Summer Colony
Ashland
Marleboro
Whitinsville
Southbridge
Rocky Hill
West Warwick
Firemen Fight Straw Stack Blaze Near Seymour
Fire department answered a call to Charles Kasper residence northeast of Seymour. A straw stack caught fire and was totally destroyed despite a bucket brigade. no water was available for the pumper. A false alarm rang at Edward Snyder home two miles southwest of Seymour late last night.
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Charles Kasper
Seymour
Edward Snyder
Red Men Hold Fort Wayne District Meeting
Several hundred Red Men from northeastern Indiana attended the annual district meeting in Fort Wayne Ind Delegations came from Bluffton Columbia City Huntington and Wabash The Huntington lodge team prepared to initiate a large class after a banquet tonight with state officers of the order present.
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Port Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Thantington Lodge
Bluffton
Columbia City
Huntington
Wabash
Kilner Expelled From New York Stock Exchange
Gilbert W. Kilner was expelled from membership in the New York Stock Exchange announced from the rostrum. The expulsion followed violations of rules against acts not in accordance with sound practices and misstatements to the governing board.
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New York
Gilbert W. Kilner
New York Stock Exchange
Kilner
Rare Thorium Source Tied to Brazil Supply
The incandes cent gas mantle relies on thorium, a rare earth element found in few places. Virtually the entire global supply comes from Brazil, underscoring the nation’s pivotal role in this critical material.
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Brazil
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Craig
Bilyew
Studebaker Bus
Line
Farm of Dallas Spray
Here
J-H
Bus Traf
Youth America
Ex-Kaiser
Purdue
Loertz
Nickle Plate
Peru Canning Co
Dawg Amon
Buolensezuy Ag
New England
RED Men
FT. Wayne
Exchange
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