Town Enforces New Tail Light Law In Seymour
Police caution motorists about the new motor vehicle rule requiring tail and head lights burning on public roads at night. Chief Misch reports 54 violators in the business district with fines potentially exceeding 594 if citywide checks were completed. Many residents called with questions about red lanterns and parking rules as enforcement begins.
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Seymour
Charles L. Kessler
Caief Miseh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miseh
Misch
Police Here Receive Kentucky License Chart
The Louisville police sent a chart listing issued licenses by county for autos motorcycles and chauffeurs Chief William A Misch posted it at the station for reference when Kentucky cars are recovered locally The chart shows counties to locate the issuing county and speed up owner contact and reduce costs.
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Louisville
Kentucky
William A. Misch
Final Police Warning on Lights Compliance
The chief warns motorists to keep headlights and tail lights burning or face arrest and prosecution. Wm A Miseh signs the notice as Police Chief.
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Wm. A. Miseh
Quurge of Booze Not Yet Shut Off
Brownstown parents and county authorities fear an unusual spree by many local boys who gained access to intoxicating liquor. Reports say arrests in Medora failed to stop supply as eighteen boys are involved and the source remains unclear.
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Brownstown
Medora
Earnest appeal for law respect by Indiana secretary of state
Frederick K. Schortemeier spoke to the Rotary Club at the Elks' home urging honesty and integrity in business and obedience to the law. He reviewed laws enacted by the recent Indiana legislature and outlined his duties as secretary of state.
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Frederick Kk. Schortemeier
Rotary Club
Elks
Indiana
Schortemeier
FE. ©. Franz
Schortemeyer
George L Myers Shows Decided Improvement
George T Myers of Logansport a Pennsylvania railroad conductor who lost an arm in a Frankfort Ind accident several days ago is improving relatives say. He remains in Clinton County Hospital Frankfort then to St Joseph Hospital Logansport. Initially feared internal injuries but doctors found his condition not critical after amputation. He was between the engine and first car when the pole slipped and he was thrown under the wheels.
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George T. Myers
Logansport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frankfort
Ind
Seymour
Clinton County Hospital
St. Joseph Hospital
Clinton County
Myers
Darlington
Baseball Meeting of Stockholders at City Building
A stockholders meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the City Building. The agenda and participants were not specified in the readable text.
North Vernon Club Raided by Police
Police raided the Iroquois club in North Vernon Sunday ending a poker game with $125 in chips at stake. Arrested and jailed were A Stearns C H Stewart C A Davis R C Gautier J W LaFara W J Inmall M F Daubneyer F F E Bacon A E Hutton E Y Green C R Lattimore and Joan Strickland. They were arraigned in Mayor Webster's court and fined 5 dollars plus costs. The club had previous raids and lax surveillance allowed the operation to continue.
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North Vernon
A. Stearns
C. H. Stewart
CC. A. Davis
R.C. Gautier
J. W. LaFara
W .J. Inmall
M. F. Daubneyer
F. F E. Bacon
A. E. Hutton
E. Y. Green
C. R. la
Shields Win Track Meet in Columbus showdown
Shields High School extended its winning streak by beating Columbus High 51 2 3 to 47 1 3 on a Monday afternoon in Columbus. The locals dominated sprints but lagged in longer distances as the meet started late at 4 30.
Mule Farm Raid Near Hayden Nets Alcohol Equipment
North Vernon police raided a farm on the Seymour North Vernon road near Hayden and recovered three gallons of mule and still fixtures. Benjamin Goldsmith and his son resided on the farm. the son was released while Goldsmith remains jailed at North Vernon awaiting trial. The operation was a known source of supply for those familiar with it.
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North Vernon
Hayden Sunday
Bejamin Goldsmith
Tne
Goldsmith
Seymour-North Vernon Road
Wheeler Defense Starts Onslaught In Wheeler Case
The Wheeler defense opened in a Federal court in Great Falls Montana to clear Senator Burton K Wheeler of charges of misusing office by taking a fee to represent a client before the Interior Department. The defense planned at least two days of testimony with more than 15 witnesses ready, including George B Hayes and a surprise witness.
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Great Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Interior Department
George B. Hayes
New York
Rush of Spring Tax Payments Begun
County treasurer C. C. Tineh reports spring tax collections at about 160000 with total spring taxes near 400000. Delinquents are down from last year as many paid in fall and few have paid this spring. Additional help is sourcing inquiries and processing assessments.
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C. C. Tineh
Hadley to Talk May 4 at Brownstown Meeting
Alden H. Hadley of the state conservation department will address the fish and game club at Brownstown May 4 at 7 30 p m. He will discuss bird life, his specialty in that division. The Brownstown fish and game club recently organized is informing members about state fish and game laws. George N. Mannfeld of the state conservation department spoke at the last meeting and more speakers are planned.
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Alden H. Hadley
State Conservation Department
Fish and Game Club
Brownstown
Nis
State Department
Browntown
George N. Mannfeld
Dawes Seeks Senate Reform At AP Luncheon
Vice-President Charles G Dawes urged abolition of filibuster and reform of Senate procedures in a non hostile address at the Associated Press luncheon in New York. He said the Senate's rules hinder national business and pledged to press the issue as presiding officer elected by the people.
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International News Service
New York
United States Senate
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Dawes
Associated Press
United States
National Inter
Benefit concert for Colored Methodist church at Trinity Methodist
At old Trinity Methodist church Bruce and Poplar a benefit concert for the Colored Methodist church will be held Thursday April 23 at 8 p m. Local singers will perform in support of the church.
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Old Trinity Methodist Church
Bruce and Poplar
Benefit
Colored Methodist Church
Bombers Shot by Police in Cathedral Bombing Case
Sofia April 21 Captain Yankoff a leading communist figure linked to the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing was killed by police after a siege in a house. His companion Minkoff was killed resisting arrest. Police stated the pair placed the large bomb in the belfry and planted charges around the cathedral.
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Sofia
Yankoff
Sveti Kral
Minkoff
JAP STEAMER MARY SINKS IN ATLANTIC
Reported sinking of the Japanese steamship Maru after distress signals. Captain Roberts of the Homeric said the ship went down at 11 55 am with no passengers aboard and the Homeric rescued officers and crew.
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Mary
Atlantic
International News Service
New York
White Star Line
Roberts
Homeric
Corn Millers Hold St Louis Meeting
C R Jackson of the Farmers Co operative Elevator reports from St Louis where a large meeting of the American Corn Millers Federation was held last Saturday. Prospects for a prosperous nationwide corn milling business appeared favorable though price fluctuations remain a concern. The Farmers Elevator is operating with solid booked business and steady shipments, mainly to the south, with Florida seen as a strong outlet. Jackson plans a future trip to Florida.
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C. R. Jackson
Farmers Cooperative Elevator
St. Louis
American’ Corn Millers Federation
Florida
Jackson
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Note
Tip Richardson offers taxi service with nationwide reach. Contact phone 447 and residence at 67 for prompt transport.
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Tip
Yellow Taxi
Tip Richardson
Painleve Cabinet Aims to Preserve France and Vatican Ambassadorship
Premier Painleve outlines two top goals for the new government: safeguard France's security and ensure financial stability. He presents the cabinet to the Chamber of Deputies as riots erupt over his stance on retaining the ambassador to the Vatican despite socialist opposition.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Painleve
Vatican
France
Negro Bandit Attacks Young Couple in Indianapolis
Police search for a large negro who held up Richard Berkman and Miss Isabella Hewitt on 16th street. He bound them, beat Berkman after finding only 1.25, drained gas from their car, then fled into the night. second similar assault in the neighborhood within a week.
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Indianapolis
Richard Berkman
Isabella Hewitt
Berhman
16Th Street
Berkman
R. E. Fox
Day Agent Arrested in Conspiracy Roundup
Washington April 21 government authorities arrest Thomas A Nolan Prohib tionary agent as part of a round up of members of an alleged Alcohol conspiracy ring He is the seventh man arrested in the operation of a ring selling debatured and grain alcohol to bootleggers from factories in Washington and Baltimore.
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Washington
Thomas A. Nolan
Treasury Department
Nolan
Baltimore
Special Gun Court Plan Proposed in Chicago
Chicago reports a plan for a special gun court to segregate cases involving firearms from the docket. The system, to take effect May 1, follows rising gun crime and the slayings of seven policemen in four days as a prompting factor.
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Chicago
Food Sale by Ladies Aid of First Methodist Church
A food sale is scheduled for Saturday April 25 at 10 a.m. in the B T room. The Ladies Aid of the First Methodist Church hosts the event offering baked goods and light refreshments.
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Ladies Aid of
First Methoist
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