Five Youths Left Gas Without Paying At Cooper Garage
Richard Held age 18 Raymond Keseler 14 Theodore Self 17 Charles Talbot 18 and William Lanham 18 failed to pay eight gallons of gas totaling 6.60 at Cooper garage East Tipton street. They fled in a rented Oldsmobile to Columbus where officers trailed them. Louisville police later took custody back for charges in Louisville. One youth used a fake name Ted Robertson.
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Richard Held
Raymond Keseler
Theodore Self
Charles Talbot
William Lanham
Cooper Garage
East Tipton Street
Columbus
Louisville
Cooper
Lounisville
The
Columbus Republican
Louths
Eighth
Jackson Streets
Garden City
Indianapolis
Seymour
George Chandler
A. L. Stucker
Self
Ted Robertson
Seth Hunsucker
Jackson Street
Four Quinn Family Injured En Route To Bedford Seymour Game
Four members of Joseph Quinn's Bedford family were injured when their car skidded on loose gravel and hit a telephone pole while en route to the Seymour Bedford basketball game. Mrs Quinn hospitalized with three rib fractures and head injuries.
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Joseph Quinn
Bedford
Seymour-Bedford
Quinn
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Mr. Quinn
Joseph Quinn Jr
Catherine Quinn
Ruling Held in Foster Case After Court Hearing
The state versus Ralph Foster faced a six hour hearing in city Court with Acting Mayor Burkart presiding. Prosecutor Montgomery and Edward P. Elsner represented the state, Swails for Foster. The charge: stripping a second hand automobile bought on installments from Williams garage. defense claims the car was stolen and stripped by others. The alleged incident occurred last September.
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Ralph Foster
Charles Burkart
Montgomery
Edward P. Elsner
Swails
Williams
Foster
Good Price for First Tobacco Continues
A continuation on page 7 column 6 discusses favorable pricing for first tobacco sales, presenting market signals and potential buyer interest without specific figures or dates.
Wave of Illness and Tobacco Market Prospects in Jackson County
Jackson county farmers hope to recover losses from last summer's wheat crop as tobacco prices reach 34 cents per pound at New Albany, a sharp contrast to 6 to 100 cents in 1926. Meanwhile Seymour reports a wave of la grippe influenza and heavy colds not yet dangerous, straining schools as illness spreads through families and communities.
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Jackson County
New Albany
Ohio River
Seymour
Drunken Men Cause Wreck North Of Jonesville
Sheriff Allen investigates a Jonesville wreck near Bartholomew County with no arrests. A woman named Louise Kelley of New Albany escaped serious injury when her car, traveling on Route 31, was struck by a group of four Columbus men said to be drinking. The Kelley car rolled into a field, injuring two occupants lightly while three Columbus men were involved.
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Louise Kelley
New Albany
Jonesville
Columbus
Nelley
U.S
Kelley
Alaska Sanity Cases Decline With Modern Transport
As radio and air service shrink isolation, reports indicate fewer insanity cases in Alaska. Experts credit improved communication and access to care reducing isolated mental health incidents across remote communities.
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Alaska
Modern Youth Wins In Praise Of School Head
Superintendent N J Lash er praised youths and urged adults to adjust to modern life in a sermon at St Paul Congregational church on Christianity and Modern Problems. He urged faith in youth and said Christian principles can solve crime, labor issues, home life, and war. Christmas celebrations were announced with a morning sermon on The World's Need of A Savior and Dickens' Christmas Carol shown in color slides.
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N. J. Lasher
St. Paul
May Contest Ganfield Seat Contested Over Sherman Law
Lawrenceburg Press reports possible challenge to Harry C. Canfield's Fourth district seat after a 4300 vote win. State records note a Sherman anti-trust case involving Western Furniture Co and Canfield pled guilty in Chicago federal court with a large fine paid. If jail time was possible, Congress may deny his seat at the oath in March.
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Harry Canfield
Congress
Lawrenceburg Press
Harry C. Canfield
Western Furniture Company
Canfield
Chicago
Modern fashion quiets timid men from blame
The piece notes fashion has shifted perception, so men are no longer accused of hiding behind their wives. It frames a social change where male timidity is no longer publicly blamed on domestic ties.
New York Chef Jailed After Omelet Fight
A New York chef was jailed following a dispute over a burned omelet. The incident prompted debate over appropriate punishment for kitchen altercations.
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New York
Japanese Children Choose Favorite Movie Scenes
More than 16 000 Japanese children were surveyed on motion picture subjects. Among the results love scenes and fights ranked as the most popular, reflecting early preferences in film content among youths.
Retired fire engine honored in Gottesberg museum
After 201 years the same fire engine ends service and moves to Gottesberg in Silesia as a museum piece, celebrated for its long history and local heritage significance.
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Gottesberg
Silesia
Hoover Reaches Chile Port On Latin America Tour
President-elect Herbert Hoover arrived in Valparaiso Chile aboard the U S S Maryland at 6 a m on a goodwill tour of Latin America. Chile is the third South American country he has visited on the trip.
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Herbert Hoover
Valparaiso
Chile
Latin America
U. S
Maryland
Mr. Hoover
Boy Confesses To Murder Of Teacher In Sheridan
Clarence Deakin aged 15, janitor’s son at Sheridan high school, confessed to murdering Miss Flossie Carter, 29, a village teacher. Police noted she was beaten and stripped, found on a lonely road. a note and prior attack suggested prior violence. Lee Bracey, Olivet College freshman, was initially suspected.
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Sheridan
Mich
Clarence Deakin
Sheridan High School
Flossie Carter
Deakin
Lee Bracey
Olivet College
Miss Carter
Herod Stants Honored by B. and O. Company
Seymour traveler auditor for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad gains a special recounting position in the B and O office at Baltimore Maryland. He was selected from hundreds of company accountants for his skill and success in this district and will start the new role upon arrival.
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Herod Stants
Seymour
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Stants
United States
Mr. Stants
Records Make A Delightful Christmas Gift Choice
From Victors to Brunswicks our new record selection shines as a festive gift. Estell Hancock Music and Radio Co offers diverse albums and selections for holiday music lovers.
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Estell, Hancock Music and Radio Co
Michael Carr killed by freight train in East St. Louis yards
Michael Carr 42, B&O employee, was killed Friday night in East St. Louis when a freight train passed over him during a switching move. He had worked for five years, mostly in Washington, Indiana, and was a World War I veteran. Carr was born in New York City and survived by his stepson in Seymour. Funeral rites were held at his Washington home.
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Michael Carr
B. & O. Employe
East St. Louis
Seymour
Washington
Ind
Roy Stringfellow
Carr
New York City
Davies County
Odd Fellows Lodge
Brotherhood of
Stamp Factory Produces 85 Million Daily
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing turns out 85 million postage stamps each day, highlighting the scale of a key government printing operation.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
League Council Convenes Today in Lugano for 53rd Session
The League of Nations council met privately in Lugano for its 53rd session with Foreign Minister Aristide Briaud of France presiding. The agenda for the coming session was discussed as concerns arose that King George of England's health could derail key league benefits.
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Lugano
Switzerland
Council of the
League of Nations
Aristide Briaud
France
George
England
King George III Condition Reported Very Bad Amid Illness
London reports the King’s condition is not yet critical but viewed as very bad by Buckingham Palace. The Prince of Wales sent an affectionate message that greatly cheered him as he begins a trans European journey to England to be at his father’s bedside.
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London
George
Buckingham Palace
United Press
Prince of Wales
Brindisi
Italy
England
Africa
Prince Henry
Duke
Gloucester
Almoral Castle
Capetown
South Africa
Prince George
Bermuda
Celtic drives aground off Queenstown Ireland amid rescue operation
The White Star liner Celtic ran aground off the coast at 5 a m near Queenstown and authorities dispatched a destroyer and two tugs for aid with a tender to evacuate passengers. Dutch tugs Gelizee and Moreseerock attempted to free the 21 000 ton Belfast built vessel as salvage teams work from the eastern Cork harbor entrance.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Celtic
Cork Harbor
Gelizee
Moreseerock
War Rumble Heard as Paraguay Bolivia Rift Deepens
Buenos Aires reports a general war mood after Paraguay and Bolivia severed diplomatic ties over the Fort Vanguardia border clash in the Chaco. Secret talks failed to mediate and both governments blame the other while Bolivians rally nationwide in protest.
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Buenos Aires
South America
Paraguay
Bolivia
Weather Records Report from Seymour Water Co Station
Weather notes by Riley Goble at the Seymour Water Co pumping station record high 45 and low 19 degrees. River stage shows 9 inches above low water mark.
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Riley Goble
The
Seymour Water Co
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