Bedford Battle Draws Local Fans In Special Train Limit
The Owls rest before Friday night tilt with Bedford after a single 100 ticket sale. Coach H L Wheeler names starting lineup Payne center McFadden and Alters forwards McCord floor guard Aufderheide back guard. Seventeen players join Seymour for trip including Moritz Rebber Hunter Moore Orstandt and others. A Payne from Stone City noted for defense figures in the lineup.
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Owls
Bedford
H. L. Wheeler
Payne
McFadden
Alters
McCord
Aufderheide
Moritz
Rebber
Hunter
Moore
Orstandt
Seymour
Brorcherding
Beldon
Allegro
Pruitt
Lasher
Ward
Goens
Norval Martin
B. R. Stewart
Stone City
Seymour Group Attends Inter Methodists Meeting in Louisville
The Rev C A Shake Dr L C Jeffrey and Will H Hughes from First Methodist in Seymour attended the Inter Methodist Men's Council in Louisville Kentucky. Speakers included Raymond Robins Bishop John M Moore Bishop Francis J Connell J N Hillman Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes Branch Rickey and Sir James Endicott with Signor Mario Cappelli performing as tenor.
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C. A. Shake
L. C. Jeffrey
Will H. Hughes
First Methodist Church
Louisville
Kentucky
G. L. Morelock
Bert Edward Smith
Raymond Robins
John M. Moore
Men of Religion
Francis J.cConnell
J. N. Hillman
Edwin Holt Hughes
Branch Rickey
James Endicott
Mario Cappelli
Senate to Vote on Vare Case and Norris Resolution
Senate leaders reached an informal understanding to vote late today on the Vare case disposing first of the Wilson Vare election contest and then on the Norris resolution to exclude Senator elect Vare of Pennsylvania over one of his campaign expenditures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Vare
Wilson-Vare
Norris
Pennsylvania
Three Fishermen Drown In North Atlantic Gale
Three fishermen drowned during a terrible gale that swept the British Isles overnight. The storm left widespread destruction and disrupted shipping across coastlines. The report cites Associated Press dispatch from London dated December 5.
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Associated Press
London
British Isles
Record Price Paid For 1929 Grand Champion Steer Lucky Strike
Chicago December 5 a new world record price of 8.25 a pound was paid for Lucky Strike the grand champion steer of the 1929 international livestock show Elliott Brown a 20 year old farm boy from Rose Hill Iowa whose steer weighed 930 pounds will receive nearly 7 700 for his prize animal J C Penney Chain Store operator was again the successful bidder.
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Chicago
Lucky Strike
Elliott Brown
Rose Hill
Iowa
J. C. Penney
Legion Plans Xmas Tree At Seymour Meeting
At a regular meeting the American Legion discussed aiding a municipal Christmas tree. A committee under Commander Otis Shannon will see if a tree project is already underway and offer assistance or proceed to erect the tree. A report is set for next Legion meeting and two Legion monthly copies will be filed at the Seymour Library. A $5 donation was approved for the Christmas fund.
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American Legion
Otis Shannon
Legion
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
American Legion Monthly
Seymour
McManus Acquitted of Rothstein Murder
New York December 5 Judge Charles Nott Jr directed a verdict of acquittal in the Arnolt Rothstein murder case against George A McManus. The judge ruled circumstantial evidence failed to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt. The directed verdict bars re trial on the charge.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles N. Nott, Jr
George A. McManus
Arnolt Rothstein
Nott
McManus
James D. C. Murray McManus
Seymour High School grid funds end with deficit of 466.89
The football season at Seymour High School closed with a 466.89 deficit. School officials attributed the shortfall to lower football interest and high equipment costs, with plans to cover the debt using basketball surplus. Basketball may subsidize other athletic funds as in college practice.
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Seymour
TH. C. Henderson
High School Athletic Association
Henderson
Columbus
Shelbyville
New Albany
Southport
Owl Grid
County panel hears favoring view on church purchases
Indianapolis news reports two of three Marion county commissioners voiced greater favor for buying two churches on the Indiana World War Memorial Plaza. Commissioner John Shearer indicated the county might not be obliged to purchase, but he would continue to study the matter amid committee questions.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana World War Memorial Plaza
John Shearer
Grace shoots mother then tries suicide in Greenfield
Roy Grace, who shot his mother last Monday and attempted suicide with a razor, will recover. He is to be moved to the Southern Indiana Hospital for treatment, physicians reported today in Greenfield Indiana.
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Greenfield
Ind
Roy Grace
Grace
Southern Indiana Hospital
Court of Honor Plans for District Boy Scouts in Shelbyville
Plans for a joint county Boy Scout Court of Honor at First Baptist church on December 16 were announced. Seventeen troops from Jennings Jackson and Jefferson counties will attend, with about 150 Scouts and roughly 150 merit badges to be awarded.
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Joint County
Boy Scout Court of Honor
First Baptist Church
Jennings, Jackson and
Jefferson
Troop 16
Madison
Weather turns warmer with snow_melt muddied streets
The weather man shifts to a milder spell as snow gives way to muddy slush filling streets. State bureau forecasts fair and warmer tomorrow with temperatures rising from 28 to about 50 degrees by mid afternoon.
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State Weather Bureau
Hall Orchard Co Apples For Holidays
The holidays are coming and Hall Orchard Co promotes apples for gift season. Includes cider and apple butter as seasonal offerings. N26DIF.
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Hall Orchard Co
Two Die in Munhall Post Office Blast
Two persons were killed and more than fifty injured when an explosion destroyed the Munhall post office as a trolley passed by. Several passengers were cut by glass from broken windows.
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Pittsburgh
Munhall
Hoosier State Fair Dates Set for Aug 30 to Sep 6
Chicago report notes dates for the 1930 Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis from August 30 through September 6 as announced by the International Association of Fairs and Expositions. The piece confirms fair timing and location.
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Hoosier State Fair
Chicago
International Association of Fairs and Expositions
Indianapolis
Richards Magician At Majestic Theatre Returns Three Days
Readers are invited to submit questions to Richards Americas Greatest Magician in care of The Daily Tribune. He will answer questions in print and at the Majestic Theatre show starting Monday with a large wonder show and scientific methods.
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Richards
America
Daily Tribune
Majestic Theatre
The
Italy's King and Queen Visit Pope After 60 Years
King Victor Emanuel and Queen Helena visited Pope Pius XI in the Vatican marking the first sovereigns of united Italy to enter the Holy See. The closed door audience followed the Lateran treaties ending the long standing Roman question with tacit mutual approval.
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Rome
Victor Emanuel
Helena
Pius XI
Italy
Vatican
Lateran Palace
Vermilya Finds German Airplane Service Best
Capt Wright Vermilya Jr of Brownstown returns from a two month Europe tour studying aviation craft. He notes continental lines are more advanced for travelers but less comfortable than Ford Tri Motor and small Fokker planes. He warns German airliners can switch to war use instantly and heads to Cincinnati after visiting his parents. Vermilya leads Emery Riddle air school.
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Wright Vermilya Jr
Brownstown
United States
Europe
Ros Weigand
Karl A. von Weigand
Wright
Continental
Vermilya
Cincinnati
Edwin Vermilya
Emery Riddle Company
Plans Hurd by Rail Owners
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged Congress to consider new laws to block railways from defeating the government plan for orderly consolidation. It said it is advancing a general plan to merge carriers into major trunk line systems and hopes to complete it soon. The commission warned that control through stock ownership could suppress competition as effectively as direct ownership.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Body of Pilot 15 Found by Hunter Near Chagrin Walls
The body of Pilot Thomas P. Nelson and his air mail plane were found by a rabbit hunter near Chagrin Walls, about thirty-five miles southeast of Cleveland. Nelson died early Monday morning in a heavy snow storm while flying air mail from Bellefonte, Pennsylvania to Cleveland.
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Thomas PP. Nelson
New York-Cleveland Air Mail
Cleveland
Thomas P. Nelson
Chagrin Walls
Here
Nelson
Bellefonte
Coast Guard vows to crush liquor smugglers
Admiral F C Billard told Secretary Mellon the U S coast guard will wage a war of extermination against liquor smugglers and can put them out of business if given the necessary resources. President Hoover urged lawmakers to strengthen border patrols under coast guard command with a $2 205000 funding increase.
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Washington
United States Coast Guard
F.C. Billard
Mellon
Coast Guard
Hoover
Congress
Billard
New Muscatatuck Bridge Contracts Pending This Month
Bridge construction engineer J. R. Cooper said contracts for a new Muscatatuck river bridge at North Vernon will likely be let this month. The design mirrors the Salt Creek bridge near Nashville, costing about 40 thousand dollars with a 165 foot main span and two 45 foot end spans.
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Muscatatuck River
North Vernon
J. R. Cooper
Salt Creek
Nashville
Youths Plead Not Guilty in Boone and Hamilton Robberies
Rudolph Walden and Elmer Coulson entered not guilty pleas in Lebanon Indiana, part of a group of five youths arrested on robberies in Boone and Hamilton counties. No trial date set. A special Bedford train was canceled due to insufficient ticket demand.
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Lebanon
Ind
Rudolph Walden
Elmer Coulson
Indianapolis
Boone
Hamilton
Bedford
Russian official taunts over Sino-Russian talks
Moscow dispatch reports Maxim Tvinoff, acting Soviet foreign affairs commissar, accusing Western powers of meddling in Sino-Russian negotiations while urging a focus on South America and colonial theaters. Stimson’s reply to Soviet claims kept U S policy toward Manchuria unchanged.
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Washington
Seere Stimson
United States
Manchuria
Associated Press
Moscow
America
France
Great Britain
South America
Maxim Tvinoff
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Celebrate Landing Of First White In Indiana
South Bend Ind December 5 An event significant in Indiana and American history marked today as the first recorded visit of a white man on Indiana soil was celebrated two centuries after the event.
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Indiana
South Bend
Ind
Funeral rites for William A. Wiley on Friday
Funeral services for William A. Wiley age seventy six who died suddenly of heart disease Tuesday afternoon will be held at the Voss mortuary on South Chestnut street at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Burial will be in Riverview cemetery.
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William A. Wiley
Voss Mortuary
South Chestnut Street
Rev. C.g
Riverview Cemetery
Scout W A Dorsett to Organize Troop at St Ambrose
W A Dorsett, a Scout from the Hoosier Hills Council in Seymour, will assist in organizing a Boy Scout troop at St Ambrose Catholic Church tonight with Rev Father J F McBarron in charge.
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W. A. Dorsett
Hoosier
Moose Lodge Delegation Heads to Columbus Dedication
Several members of the local Moose lodge travel to Columbus this afternoon to take part in the dedication ceremonies for the new Moose home. State officers will attend and lead the ceremonies.
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Order of the Moose Lodge
Columbus
Car start phrase advert from Checker Service Stations
Wax free Havoline at five below zero. Get a crankcase full today at Checker Service Stations.
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Paul Ott
Carnegie Tech
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Thomas Edison
Brownstown Post
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Pontiff
Vatican City
Paris
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Muscatatuck Bridge
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Wiley Rites
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