Accidental Shooting Near Canton Leaves Woman Amputee
Mrs. Lee Mitchell, wife of a Canton area man, was shot in the leg when her husband accidentally discharged a shotgun while loading it to shoot crows. The injury required amputation and she was rushed to a Louisville hospital for surgery. Her husband, cousin Dr. John Mitchell, and brother accompanied her as the farm family gathers details of the morning accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee W. Mitchell
Canton
Salem
J. R. Mitchell
Shields High School
St. Anthony Hospital
Louisville
Mr. Mitchell
Lutheran Minstrels Score Huge Success
The Lutheran club minstrel shows held Tuesday and Wednesday drew capacity crowds despite bad weather. The courtroom spoof with black and tan drew loud laughter, music directed by Prof. J. F. Lange, and an applauding audience praised both vocal and instrumental performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Seymour
J. F. Lange
Knights of Columbus Special Meeting Announced
Knights of Columbus call a special meeting for Thursday night April 30 to discuss important business led by Jos. Klein and G. K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of
Pythias
Knights of Columbus
Klein, G. K
Tip's Yellow Taxi Advertisement
An small city taxi service ad appears offering taxi rides with the motto Any time anywhere. Contact Tip Richardson at phone 447 or residence 67 for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip
Tip Richardson
Tax Collections Increase for Indiana State Treasury
Indiana tax collections total 126,969,353.04, a rise of over 2,000,000 from last year, according to Charles E. Schultz, settlement clerk in the state auditor's office. The International News Service filed from Indianapolis on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Charles E. Schultz
State Auditor’s Office
Art Week Exhibit Brings Taos Paintings To Postal Building
Western paintings from the Taos Society of Artists arrive for display during Art Week at the Postal building. The exhibit opens May 11 and will be hung next week with free programs by Women’s clubs Seymour Art League and Shields High School students creating posters for promotion. A play titled Art Where Art Thou directed by Louise Carter debuts May 13 in Shields auditorium with a 25 local cast.
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Taos Society of Artists
B-T
League
Jonn ©, Grouch Wholesale
Art League Committee
Women's Clubs
Seymour Art League
Louise Carter
Shields
Grand Theatre
Washington
Ind
Art League
J. H. Carter
Shields High School
Vena Cooper
Farmers Driven From the Fields Amid Weather Setback
Farmers face a slow spring as rain and cool spells halt planting. Melons and corn show partial growth while frost fears rise after flurries and scattered hail north of Medora. Warm, dry weather is awaited to resume field work and protect tender crops.
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Medora
Red Cross Assigns Driemeyer to Lead Seymour Tornado Relief
Miss A Driemeyer of St Louis arrives in Seymour to oversee relief in Jackson and Washington counties. She meets with local officials Willis P Stall and Fred H Steinkamp and plans a thorough investigation to coordinate with the National Red Cross and use funds raised locally for county relief.
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A. Driemeyer
St. Louis
Disaster Relief Department
American Red Cross
Seymour
Jackson
Washington
Miss Driemeyer
Red Cross Service
Princeton
Jackson County
Willis P. Stall
Fred H. Steinkamp
National Red Cross
Red Cross
Jay C. Smith
National Organization of the Red Cross
Red Cross Organization
Farmer's Club
Farmer
Carr Township Leads Numerically In Eighth Grade Exams
Hl. B. Henderson, county superintendent, completed grading about 500 eighth grade manuscripts from the April exam. L. L. Martin tabulated results showing few failures and many who improved from March. Totals by township list passes, conditioneds, and failures, with a May final chance for graduation.
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Hl. B. Henderson
L. L. Martin
Redding Township
Driftwood Township
Ralph Barnett
Center School
Bernice Tanner
Washington Township
Grassy Fork Township
Owen Township
Mareh
Carr Township
Pershing Township
Hamilton Township
Vernon Township
Jackson Township
Cortland
Salt Creek Township
Brownstown Township
Driftwood
Grassy Fork
Owen
Carr
Pershing
Hamilton
Vernon
Jackson
Salt Creek
Brownstown
Shields Poultry Club Opens Annual Exhibit
Students in the Shields poultry club supervised by H. C. Henderson opened their annual egg exhibit at Shields High School. 15 to 20 egg exhibits from local flocks were entered. Willis P. Stall will judge, with winners announced Friday. The event serves as a prep for Purdue university round-up next week where boys and girls compete in judging contests. The best entries may be sent to Purdue exhibits.
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Shields Poultry Club
H. C. Henderson
Shields High School
Henderson
Willis P. Stall
Purdue University
Purdue
Shields Columbus Game In Local Park Friday
Shields high school was to play Manual Training of Indianapolis but rain postponed the Wednesday game. Friday the Shields team will face Columbus high school at Seymour Athletic Park, promising an exciting local matchup for fans. Emery Carpenter notes his Overland Phillips Co. affiliation and urges patronage.
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Columbus
Shields High School
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
Columbus High School
Seymour Athletic Park
Shields Nine
Wanted 25 Woodmen Attend Meeting At Woodmen Hall
Report at Woodmen Hall tonight at 7 30 to join the degree team and others eligible. All former team men and those who will serve on the degree team are expected to be present per Capt. Carter.
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Woodmen Hall
Carter
Food Sale by Catholic Ladies at K. of C. Home
Catholic church ladies hold a food sale on Saturday May 2 at the Knights of Columbus home starting 10 a m. Proceeds support church activities with a28 30 ml1d readable in the notice.
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Ladies of Catholic Church
Expect Liquor Running Will Become Negligible
Federal and state prohibition officers in Indiana plan strict enforcement of the Wright bone dry liquor law. Officials expect liquor ranking to become negligible as penalties tighten. The measure raises fines for public drunkenness to up to 100 dollars with six months in jail, and strengthens DUI and repeat offenses to felonies with longer sentences.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Brecher's Annual May Sale Attracts Bargains
Brecher's annual May sale highlights Friday bargains with deeply discounted goods and wide selections. shoppers report strong deals across categories as crowds gather for doorbusters and special offers.
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Brecher
D&w
Home Grown Strawberries Seen Near Seymour
Mrs. Elizabeth Mascher of five miles south of Seymour brought unusually early home grown strawberries to the Tribune. The berries are noted as the first home grown fruit seen in the area this season.
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Elizabeth Mascher
Seymour
The
Tribune
Raymond Dailey Returns Home After Job Loss
Raymond Dailey of Indianapolis, recently employed, has returned to his home in Brownstown. A pie and tea cream social is set for Friday night at the old Consolidated school.
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Raymond Dailey
Indianapolis
Brownstown
Old Consolidated School
Japan declines British style gold standard return
Tokyo reports Finance Minister Hamaguchi says Japan will not restore a gold standard now. He cites earthquake damage and unfavorable trade balance as reasons to delay and aims to return to a gold basis at the earliest opportunity.
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Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
Hamaguchi
International News Service Today
Government Turns Radio to Challenge Rum Runners and Smugglers
Washington reports rapid radio development shifting government communications from wire to air. A six week test proved successful as internal revenue messages moved by air from 10 cities, with Treasury telegrams going wireless except confidential ones. Coast guard and prohibition units will use radio to combat rum runners, bootleggers, and smugglers. Public trade talks and overseas outreach follow with planned broadcasts from major cities.
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Washington
Treasury
Army Signal Corps
Naval Communications
The
United States
San Juan
Porto Rico
Juneau
Alaska
Monolulu
Paris
London
Far East
United States Coast Guard
Prohibition
State Department
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Department of Commerce
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
San Francisco
Atlanta
Birmingham
San Antonio
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Revenue
Cincinnati
Columbus
Detroit
el Paso
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Coolidge Vaccinated Against Smallpox
President Coolidge submitted to smallpox vaccination in Washington as the disease spread, causing fifteen deaths since January 1. White House officials neither denied nor confirmed the reports.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Clearance Sale At Brecher's May Event
Hats and materials offered at great reductions. Miss Hustedt indicates savings at Brecher's May sale. Starts Friday with early arrival encouraged.
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Miss Hustedt
Brecher
300 Armed Cadets Take Up Manhunt
Granville Vermont April 30 Armed with carbines and mounted on cavalry horses Norwich University cadets about 300 strong began a manhunt for Earl Woodward ex convict and abductor of 11 year old Lucille Chatterton The cadets searched Cram Mountain in skirmish order under Lt John C McDonald using plan outlined with University President Plumley and Attorney general Archibald The force acted with orders to capture Woodward dead or alive and faced hazardous terrain in drizzle and woodland pursuit
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Granville
Norwich University
Earl Woodward
Lucille Chatterton
Woodward
MacDonald
United States
Plumley
University
Cram Mountain
Norwich
John C. McDonald
Braintree
Roxbury
Charles A. Plumley
Academy
Frank C. Archibald
Darby Day Tells of His Wife's Gaieties
In Los Angeles on April 30 the trial of Bernice Day Jr and her sister Carolyn Lundstrom resumes. Darby Day Jr of Chicago testifies about events leading to a quarrel that marred his face with acid. He says his wife was drunk on their honeymoon and threats, with claims of hotel room infidelity and a staged death attempt.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bernice Day, Jr
Carolyn Lundstrom
Havana
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Overland Phillips Co
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Wright
Aid of Radio Service
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