Factory Project 10 to be discussed in Seymour tonight
A meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Masonic temple assembly hall will discuss locating a wood bending plant in Seymour. The Business News Association and local citizens back the plan to raise 15 000 to 25 000 for machinery, with stock subscriptions available at the gathering. The company cites patents and timber savings and aims to relocate to fulfill growing orders.
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Seymour
Assembly
Masonic Building
Business Mews Association
Seymour Art Week plans unfold with Taos paintings
Club presidents in Seymour join Vera Coop er and Art League officers to organize Art Week starting May 11. Taos Society of Artists paintings arrive May 8 from the Western Association of Art Museums, with Audri Hadiakoff works and a Miracle painting featured. Clean-Up Week and daily programs are planned, with a downtown gallery to host exhibits.
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Seymour
Vera Paul Cooper
Art League
Shields High School
Audri Hadiakoff
New York
Doris Geile
William Geile
Hadiakoff
Hunt
Taos Society of Artists
Western Association of Art Museums
Los Angeles
Taos
Southwest
Tralley Brewster
Western Assocation of Artists
New mail plane arrives after delay en route to Chicago
An air mail plane, delayed by half an hour, arrived in Nashville at 12:30 PM from Birmingham with pouches picked up in New Orleans. The flight is scheduled to continue to Chicago via Louisville, passing over Indiana and near Seymour as it heads for the trans continental mail. Lieutenant R D Knapp piloted the Dellaviland 4 B, with Captain Duncan set to relieve him in Montgomery.
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International News Service
Nashville
Tenn
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Louisville
Trans-Continental
R. D. Knapp
Huxleyfield
Montgomery
Duncan
Air Mail
Indiana
Seymour Line
Steamer Collision Near Astoria Damages Bows
In the lower bay near Astoria Oregon the steamers Charles R McCormick of the McCormick line and the Yoshida Maru from Japan collided early today. A radio message to the Federal Telegraph company said both ships sustained heavy bow damage and returned to Astoria for repairs.
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Portland
Ore
Charles R. McCormick
McCormick Steamship Company
Lower Bay
Astoria
Federal Telegraph Company
Chinese Honeymoon Couple Seeks Treatment After Tongue Bite
A Kalgan couple arrives at Rockefeller Hospital in Shanghai reporting the bride suffered a severe tongue bite during a kiss. The incident is described as part of a Chinese honeymoon episode.
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Shanghai
Kalgan
Rockefeller Hospital
Dance at Woodmen's Hall With Zickler Orchestra
Saturday night event at Woodmen's Hall features Zickler's Orchestra. Promotions claim the best lines on coats and dresses at popular prices at Simon's.
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Woodmen's Hall
Zickler’s Orchestra
Simon's
Ald&wil
Farmer Escapes Injury When Tractor Overturns
Eugene Brown a farmer from Redding township narrowly escaped serious harm Thursday afternoon when a tractor drawing a plow toppled in a field. The front end rose on a soft spot throwing the machine, but Brown fell clear and was uninjured.
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Eugene Brown
Redding Township
Mr. Brown
Military rule imposed after Bulgarian cathedral bombing
Sofia reports martial law countrywide after the Sveti Kral Cathedral bombing at General Gheorgief Funeral. About 140 killed or wounded including six generals. frontiers closed and communications cut as arrests proceed.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Sveti Kral
Kosta Gheorgieff
Davidoff
Nersoff
Koloughelf
Corn Club Members Buy Hero Corn Grader For School Work
Shields high school agricultural class members of the Boy's Corn Club bought a Hero corn grader. The device uses two revolving cylinders to separate corn into five grades, removing large grains that clog planters and light kernels with low germination. Students test each ear by the rag doll method and plan to shell and grade all corn to improve the stand.
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Shields High School
Boy’s Corn Club
Van de Walle Music and Radio Co Tube Test Drive
Bring in your tubes for a free test as the Van de Walle Music and Radio Co announces readiness to reactivate tubes. Customers are invited to visit the shop for evaluation and service.
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van de Walle Musice and Radio Co
Swifts Premium Ham Ad at Steinkers Meat Market
Local ad for Swifts premium ham priced at 35 cents per pound offered by Steinkers Meat Market. Copy indicates half or whole ham options and a sale in progress.
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Swifts
Steinker’s
Eleven Radicals Named in Cabinet In Paris Government Shakeup
Paris April 17 Eleven radical socialists named to the new cabinet presented to President Doumergue by Paul Painleve. The lineup includes Briand Caillaux Steer De Monzie Laval Borel and others with Caillaux warning of deplorable finances and drastic measures. The cabinet will face the Chamber of Deputies Tuesday.
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International
Paris
Doumergue
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Joseph Caillaux
Aristide Briand
Theodore Steer
Abraham Setram
Caillaux
Finance
Poincare
Poisoning Mother Anna Cunningham arraigned in Gary case
Crown Point Indiana April 17 Anna Cunningham 47 known as the poisoning mother rests after recovery from a second illness attack. The arraignment for murder in the death of her son Walter 10 was set for tomorrow with hearings in her jail cell to bind her over to the Lake County grand jury after her confession of arsenic feeding to three children.
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Crown Point
Ind
Anna Cunningham
Gary
Walter
A. A. Bremer
Lake County
Frank Gavit
Cunningham
Indiana
Seymour Woodbending Industry Meeting Notice
Seymour Business Men's Assn invites all interested to locate the new woodbending industry in Seymour. Meeting tonight at 7 30 o clock in the lodge room on the second floor of the Masonic building.
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Seymour
Masonic Building
Big Blimp TC-3 Towed To Scott Field After Crash
The army air cruiser TC-3 suffered slight damage after a four hour crash with the elements near Black Walnut Missouri. Rudder controls tangled and failed to respond causing the descent. Helium gas escaped to aid a safe landing while seven crewmen on a training flight were aboard. Airplanes and automobiles escorted the blimp to Scott Field in St. Louis Missouri.
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St. Louis
Army
Scott Field
Black Walnut
Remarkable Return of Runaway Airship R-33 Echoes Crew Praise
Pulham April 17 Two hundred cheering witnesses greet the R-33 as it lands at the aerodrome after a 29 hour gale filled voyage. Lieutenant Booth commanded the perilous flight and the crew are praised for holding control during the North Sea ordeal. The airship suffered punctures and lost mooring wheels but returned safely with its crew’s composure noted.
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Pulnam
North Sea
Airdrome Office
Booth
Pulham
Eng
Great Britain
F. N. Booth
Scott
North Indiana Methodists vote to unite two churches
Laymen meeting in Anderson Indiana on April 17 unanimously approved unification of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South. They also backed full lay member status in the conference with pastors.
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Anderson, Ind
North Indiana
M. EB. Conference
M. FE. Church
M. EB. Church South
Handikraft Show One Cent Sale At Simon's
On lace ribbon and beads a handikraft sale promises first class merchandise at the right price. Simon's offers the event with emphasis on value during the Saturday sale.
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Asd
Simon
Addawil
Stephenson Home Fire Blamed on Incendiary Act
Fire and city investigators say D C Stephenson’s Irvington home was set alight by an incendiary. Gas jets were found open and kerosene and gasoline detected. neighbors reported lights flickering before the blast that damaged the 20 room residence two hours after Miss Madge Oberholtzer’s funeral. Stephenson denies discussing the matter publicly.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
D. C
Stephenson
O'Brien
Fire Damages David C. Stewarts Estate Home
A palatial residence in Indianapolis was swept by a blaze early today, believed caused by incendiary forces. Fire crews battled the flames as smoke poured from the home of David C. Stewarts, with routine evacuations and investigations underway.
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Ry International News Service
Indianapolis
David C. Ste
August Pferrer Dies After Brief Illness at 44
August Pferrer a Brownstown baker aged 44 died at his Brownstown home at 2 30 am after a short illness with heart trouble and pneumonia. Born in Germany July 18 1880 he came to the United States at age three and lived in Brownstown the rest of his life. He is survived by his parents two brothers six sisters and three children Joseph of Indianapolis and Mary Lucille and Helen Augusta in Seymour. Funeral from the Brownstown home Sunday at 2 pm with burial in Riverview cemetery.
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August Pferrer
Brownstown
Pferrer
Mr. Pferrer
Germany
John Pferrer
United States
Joseph
Indianapolis
Mary Lucille
Helen Augusta
Seymour
Burvallin Riverview Cemetery
Wheeler on Trial for Alleged Fat Money Scheme
Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana faces federal trial on charges of illegally representing oil promoter Gordon Campbell before the Interior Department. Prosecutor John L. Slattery alleged an unnamed Washington lawyer would testify to a plan to split millions from Montana oil lands, while Wheeler denied any such arrangement. Nyce, a lawyer, is set to testify as the case unfolds.
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International News Service
Great Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Dem
Montana
Interior Department
John L. Slattery
United States
Washington, D. C
Wheeler
Secon
Slattery
Gordon Campbell
Campbell
Department
Washington
A. H. Furr
Peter Q. Nyce
William S. Feeley
Furr
Edwin S. Booth
Solicitor of the Interior
Borah Committee
Farr
Booth
Nyce
George Chamberlain
Oregon
Harry M. Daugherty
First Baptist Men Play Volleyball Tonight
The men of First Baptist church will play volleyball in the gymnasium tonight. Come and enjoy the evening.
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First Baptist Church
Alt
Bandits Kill Clothing Store Proprietor’s Son in Sacramento
In Sacramento on April 17 two bandits tried a downtown hold up at a clothing store. They clubbed proprietor Gus Libberg into unconsciousness and shot and killed his son Joseph.
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Sacramento
Cal
Gus Libberg
Joseph
Tip's Yellow Taxi Advertisement Standalone
Address and phone listing for Tip Richardson promoting Tip's Yellow Taxi with the slogan Any time anywhere and contact numbers 447 and residence 67.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
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