Indiana Y M C A Seeks Hi Youth Club Programs Across State
The Indiana Y M C A secretary outlines the Hi Y clubs program across the state. Thomas A. Mott, honorary Jackson County Tuberculosis Society president, speaks at Seymour Rotary about Christmas seal funds and urges support. Rotary votes to buy a five dollar bond as Trudeau’s cure tale highlights open air rest and early sanatoriums.
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Indiana Y. M. C. A
Lake Saranac
New York
Trudeau
Mott
United States
Respected Negro Leader Dies After Long Career
Daniel W. Caine, 75, a teacher at Seymour colored school for 38 years and long time Grand Master of Indiana Negro Masonic lodge, dies. Funeral at Franklin on Wednesday. He led religious and educational work and was highly regarded by his community and beyond. Survived by widow and adopted son.
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Associated Press
Daniel W. Caine
Seymour Colored School
Franklin
Negro Masonic Lodge
Indiana
Colored School
Schoo
Lynn Street
Two Typewriters Found Along U S Route 31 Near Seymour
Two typewriters in fair condition were found mostly submerged under water beneath a culvert near Madden's Hill on U S Route 31 north of Seymour. Police chief Julius An Porsermon said officers are investigating their origin and whether they were stolen.
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Julius An
Madden's Hill
U. S. Road 31
Seymour
Miss Dixie Dixon Returns From Deer River Visit
Miss Dixie Dixon returned Sunday from Deer River Minnesota where she spent several weeks with relatives and visited family.
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Dixie Dixon
Deer River
Minn
Sheriff and volunteers push stranded car up Madison hill
Sheriff J W Foust of Bartholomew County and State Patrolman Raymond Bell assisted pushing a car stranded at the bottom of Madison hill on slick pavement. The car started and rolled up the incline with Boll riding at the top as Foust climbed behind.
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Columbus
Carrollton
Raymond Bell
Theoll
Madison Hill
Sheriff Foust
Boll
Columbus Republican
Jackson Circuit Court Opens Next Monday for December Term
The December term of the Jackson Circuit Court begins next Monday with six weeks of sessions. Juries have been drawn for grand and petit panels as eleven new cases are filed since the last term, including four divorces and two promissory note actions. Named jurors include John H. Leerkamp, Elmer Sterling, Hendrick Iven, and others from multiple townships. grand jurors include Thomas Rudolph, Horace Densford, and several from Vernon, Brownstown, and nearby townships.
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Jackson
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Seymour National Bank of
Seymour
Indiana
Ernst Rittman
Kate Rittman
Charles N. Grein
Jewell F. Wintzinger
John A. Wintzinger
Petit
John HH. Leerkamp
Vernon Township
Elmer Sterling
Brownstown
Hendrick Fiven
Owen Township
Owen R. Johnson
Grassy Fork
Herman Swengel
Redding
Pershing Township
Horace A. Densford
Albert Dawe
Washington Township
Harry L. Ernest
Carr Township
Thos. J. Meyer
Driftwood Township
Charles FE. Bedel
Walter E. Rumph
Browns
Town Township
Wm. HH. Terkhorn
Grassy Fork Township
Morris Brecher
Jackson Township
Rising Temperatures See Hope After Cold Spell
A local observatory logged five degrees above zero at the Rockford pumping station, with Marion the coldest at one below. Fort Wayne 4 above, Terre Haute and Evansville 12, Indianapolis 6, San Francisco 50, Los Angeles 66. Hunters faced snow and wind while roads remained icy and treacherous.
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Jackson County
Rockford
Weather Bureau
Marion
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Evansville
Apolis
San Francisco
Zerg
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Minn
Teachers Sponsor Huckleberry Finn Play in Seymour
Seymour Teachers Federation announced at its meeting that the Duvall Players of Indianapolis will present Huckleberry Finn at Shields High School gymnasium on Thursday night December 13. All proceeds go to charity under federation president E. A. Ashell.
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Mark Twain
Seymour Teachers’ Federation
Duvall Players of
Indianapolis
Shields High School
Seymour Federation of Teachers
E. A. Ashell
Mrs. Hattabaugh Called By Death
Mrs. Margaret Hattabaugh, eighty four, Vallonia area resident, died at home this morning after a brief illness. Born April 20, 1850, in Washington County, daughter of Joseph and Margaret Jackson, she was married to Alex Hatta.
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Margaret Hattabaugh
Vallonia
Hattabaugh
Washington County
Joseph
Margaret Davis Jackson
Alex Hatta
Hearing This Afternoon in Pfaffenberger Case
Witnesses gathered in the council chamber for the Indiana Industrial Board hearing of Mrs. Marie Pfaffenberger and children versus the City of Seymour and Standard Accident Insurance for compensation after policeman John Pfaffenberger was killed during a station robbery pursuit. The case seeks death benefits and related coverage from the city's Sanares insurance.
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Council Chamber
Eits
Mariel Pfaffenberger
City of
Seymour
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Indiana Industrial Board of Indianapolis
Tipton
Chestnut Streets
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Pfaffenberger
Sanares
Thorne quintuplets birth tale told by Dr Dafoe
The Associated Press reports Dr Allan Dafoe described the Thorne quintuplets birth in May at the Diennes home. He recounted two babies already born, a third arriving, and two more born with a veil amid confusion as the father vanished and neighbors assisted.
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Associated Pres
New York
Thorne
Allan Dafoe
Srosh
Carnegie
Dienne
Settle Dispute Over Patronage for Indiana Census Officials
Washington and Indianapolis discuss a census patronage dispute. Indiana officials and lawmakers intend that any list of supervisors or enumerators receive Congressmen approval before White House ratification. The White House conference included Governor McNutt Senator Van Nuys and Reps Greenwood Jenckes Farley and others.
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Washington
Indiana
White House
Fovernor Panl Vo McNutt
Frederick van Nuys
van Nuys
Sieenwood
Jenckes
Farley
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
Roper
Commerce Department
William L. Austin
Census Bureau
Greenwood
McNutt
Indiana Census Organization
Indianapolis
Pleas Greenlee
Howe
Austin
Greenlee
White Hall
Ropers
An Nuvs
Attendance In Seymour City Schools Reports Strong Overall Rate
The Seymour city schools posted a six weeks ending November 28 attendance of 96.5 percent despite measles and other illnesses. Senior High led with 97.7 percent, followed by Junior High at 97.0 and grades at 94.8. Total enrollment reached 1,603 with 570 in Senior High and 226 in Junior High. tardiness totaled 157 cases.
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Seymour City
Riley Sedeo
Amanda Barrd
Emerson
Washington
Horror story linked to three deaths on Ecuador island
The mystery of three men found dead on Marchena Island off Ecuador may be clarified as U S authorities hold letters found near two bodies on the island. Captain William Borthen and Captain Manuel Rodrenez describe the events as terrible while the Santa Amaro’s crew awaits clearance to discuss the letters from the site.
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Au Thege
Alif
Marchena Island
Ecuador
United States
Santa Amaro
Ecnador
Mar
William Borthen
The
Charles Island
Manuel Rodrenez
Johnson Tosses Some Brickbats
General Johnson criticizes the NRA while autographing books in a New York department store. He says the NRA is dead and that he will not return to the fold, though he had talks with President Roosevelt and questions Richberg's influence on the recovery effort.
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Hye
Tresa
New York
Johnson
NRA
General Johnson
Cavalry
Roosevelt
Congress
Donald BR. Richberg
Roosevelt outlines national crime plan at conference
President Roosevelt calls for a coordinated attack on lawlessness at a crime conference with 500 experts. He urges joint action from justice to local police and proposes a public opinion body to support anti crime efforts and a possible national crime institute with science-based training.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
National Tribe Conference
Cummings
Ot Serous
National
Crimineol Orient Institute
Toe Tran
Ait
Vou
Fire at Werts hotel in Lansing kills many observers said
An eye witness account from State Senator John W Reid describes waking to smoke and flames at 5 30 a m as guests fled the Werts hotel Lansing Officials estimate a heavy loss of life with many victims drowned or suffocated Five legislators among the dead or injured as fire consumed the Grand River side structure across from the riverfront where hotel records were reportedly destroyed and rescue operations continued
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Lansing
Michigan
Mich
Dee
Grand River
Polie
Associated Pross
Werts
John W. Reid
Tighland Park
Reid
Charles B. Asselin
Bay City
Sweet
Dhavid Monroe
Ister
Investig
Don EF. Sias
Funeral Rites Set for Michael Sheets in Brownstown
Funeral services for Michael Sheets will be held at 2:50 PM Wednesday at Brownstown Methodist Church, with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Sheets died Sunday after a train car crash at the Brown Street crossing Friday, suffering a severe head injury and injuries from the impact. He was driving the car struck by an eastbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train.
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Michael cc Sheets
Titty
Fwine Varave
Tapre Erator
Brownstown Methodist Church
T. J. Hart
Fairview Cemetery
Brownstown
Sheet
Baltimore & Ohio
Brown Street
Four Killed In Plane Crash Near Ouente Province
The Havana Santiage passenger plane bound for Havana wrecked in the Ouente hills. Three identified victims include George H. Bunkar of Yonkers New Jersey vice president of Guantanamo Sugar Company. The pilots Torres Navarre and Tmeterio Varilla were named with G Grant Mason Jr of Cuban National Aviation Company as operator. A fourth victim named Jose Coll inspector of the Cuban Treasury Department is suspected. Three persons injured.
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Associated Presa
Havana
Dee. L.A
Havana- Santiago
Westerjay
Ouente Province
George H. Bunkar
Yonkers
Guantanamo Sugar Company
Torres Navarre
Tmeterio Varilla
G. Grant Mason, Jr
Cuban National Aviation Company
Quarrel Ends in Two Nations Pledge League Peace Progress
A Yugoslav Hungarian dispute was resolved with a mutual pledge marking a notable League of Nations success. The session approved a resolution deploring the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and urged punitive handling of responsible authorities. Budapest faced accusations linked to terrorists, while both governments signaled satisfaction with the settlement.
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Presa
Reneva
She
League of Nations
League At
Saa
Hungary
Alexander — Vyugoslavia
Marseille
Vusnelavil
Budapest
Majoria Ees
Weather Records Max and Min Noted
A weather record note shows a maximum of 27 and a minimum of 5 with a water level 8 inches below the low mark.
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T. A Mott
E. L. Trubeau
C. A. Tevebaugh
Ward Livington Trubeau
Thomas A. Mott
Raymond
J. W. Foust
Bartholomew County
Mountain Clincher
Dionnes
Ehena
Jalapace Islands
Colump
Justice Department
Peron
John Dykstra
Muskegon
Ine
Riley Goble
Mey- Menn Water
Rivee
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