Raiders arrest man at Carr township moonshine seizure
Deputies and prohibition officers raided Farmer Helton’s home in Carr township between Sparksville and Ft. Ritner at noon, seizing a copper still, sour mash, and white mule. Helton was arrested for manufacture and possession of liquor and to be given a city court hearing later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helton
Carr Township
Sparksville
Ft. Ritner
Meredith Stewart
W. RR. Lates
Denton Bass
William Marshall
5. B. Lowe
Baptist Minister to Deliver Last Pre Vacation Sermon
The Rev. A A Cohn will give his final sermon before a month of rest and travel to Lake Dewart Indiana and Johnson City Tennessee. The church plans to suspend regular morning services during his absence while the redecorating committee prepares for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Cohn
Mr. Cohn
Lake Dewart
Indiana
Clutton and Family
Indianapolis
Mr. Conn
Johnson City
Tenn
Cohn
Presbyterian Pastor to Preach at Union Service
The Rev. J. D. Martin of First Presbyterian church will deliver the sermon at the union church services next Sunday evening in Shields park shelter house. Special music directed by Leland Bridges enhances the event as six cooperating churches continue a summer series drawing a good crowd in pleasant weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Union
Shelter House
Shields Park
Leland Bridges
Pilgrim Band Arrives in Rome for Audience with Pope
A 200 strong group from Illinois St Louis Missouri and Toledo Ohio arrived in Rome to be granted a special audience by Pope Jesus tomorrow according to the International News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py International News Service
Rome
Illinois
St. Louis
Toledo
Ohio
Jesus
State Tax Board Sets Jackson County Land Valuation
The State Tax Board fixed Jackson County farm land and improvement values at 14 407 620 dollars with land at 58 48 per acre and incorporated towns and cities valued at 6 141 420 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Indianapolis
Indy
State Tax Board Today
Jackson County
State Road 10 Opens From Seymour To Crothersville
State Highway Director John D. Williams announced the new four mile pavement on State Road 10 will be opened to traffic this week. Detour signs on State Road 1 will be removed as the concrete paving becomes useable. The route now runs paved from Seymour to Crothersville with six and a half miles unpaved toward Jeffersonville. Drivers are asked to slow near grading crews and avoid soft shoulders and Road 4 detours near Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Williams
State Highway Commission
Crothersville
Seymour
Jeffersonville
Scottsburg
State Line
Williams
Aurora
Mr. Williams
Royal Neighbors Initiate Eleven In Lodge Class
The Royal Neighbors lodge Thursday night initiated eleven candidates into the order. After degree work, lunch and a social hour followed. The class is part of a membership drive by the local lodge which plans another initiation soon and ongoing lodge activities. The lodge meets the first and third Thursdays at the Modern Woodman hall on South Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
South Chestnut Street
Baute Still Unaware of Four Deaths After Car Crash
Five days after a crash at Wowvels Crossing that killed Frank Baute’s wife, two children, and his sister in law, Baute remains unaware of the losses as he lies at Schneck Memorial Hospital. His injured son is hospitalized while medical staff refrain from sharing grim details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baute
Wovel’s Crossing
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Baute
Dr Gillespie moves offices to new ground floor site
Dr Gillespie relocates from over the Progressive Music Store to a ground floor unit two doors south of the Gold Mine, placing his office in a more accessible location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gillespie
Gold Mine
Delinquency Charges Involving Dog Tax Now Seven Fined
Roy Malone of this city pleads not guilty to a dog tax delinquency charge and will fight the case after denying dog ownership. Eight others arraigned have pleaded guilty. five more men were fined five dollars plus costs. Others previously paid fines, with names including William Spray Harry Lauster Earl Crawford Robert Roscoe and Dewey Mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Malone
Redding Township
Malone
Charles Combs
Reddington
Mr. Combs
William Spray
Harry Lauster
Earl Crawford
Newpoint
Jennings County
Crothersville
Robert Roscoe
Dewey Mails
Peter Rabbit operetta delightfully staged by Miss Carter pupils
Peter Rabbit operetta presented Thursday evening in the First Baptist church auditorium by Miss Louise Carter and a group of pupils. Principal parts went to Jerry Stratton, Helen Gill, Mary Rose Sciarra, June Mahomney and Evelyn Tunley. Chorus included French Peas, Lettuce and other groups with homely crepe paper costumes. readings between acts were given by additional pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rabbit
First Baptist Church
Louise Carter
Miss Carter
Jerry Stratton
Helen Gill
Flopsy
Mary Rose Sciarra
Mopsy
June Mahomney
Cotton Tail
Evelyn Tunley
Mother Rabbit
Evelyn von Osdol
Old Man McGregor
Olive Becker
Levada Moren
Ooth
Pauline Ashley
June Kasper
Rita Mae Salb
Grange Committee Plans Fall City Fair Meeting
The executive committee of the organization that will direct the fall fair in this city meets at 7 tonight in rooms beside the Gold Mine. They will review plans and hear a report on Jackson County Fair Association’s Thursday Brownstown meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Grange
Jackson County Fair Association
Brownstown
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad
Tip Richardson advertises taxi services under the slogan Any time anywhere. Contact phone number 447 and residence 67 as stated in the short notice faded from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Richardson
Bloomington Leads In Honor List At Indiana University
Miss Mary Alice Seller, daughter of Mrs. Ella Seller, earns high honors with a straight A record in the second semester at Indiana University. The Bloomington campus tops the state in honor students with nine. Indianapolis and several towns follow with smaller counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Seller
Ella Seller
Maple Avenue
Shields
Seller
Indiana University
State University
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Music
School of Medicine
School of Commerce and Finance
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Corydon
Rochester
Bicknell
Wabash
Liquor Pouring Party Held in Marion County Jail
A $15,000 liquor pouring party was staged in the Marion county jail with Sheriff Omer Hawkins officiating. Spectators watched as genuine bonded pre war liquor trickled away, seized from Herbert R. Duckwall's cellar two years ago. Duckwall had sought to recover it but stopped after the Wright bone dry law took effect and penalties for liquor possession rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Omer Hawkins
Marion County
Herbert R. Duckwall
Ducknall
Troops Pass Through City En Route to Camp Knox
Two detachments moved through the city in motor trucks this morning heading for Camp Knox. The signal corps unit of the Thirty eighth Division Fifth Corps area will conduct a signalling school at Camp Knox. The other unit was a motor transport group from the One Hundred Fiftieth Field Artillery.
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Camp Knox
Signal Corps
Fifth Corps
One Hundred Fiftieth Field Artillery
Members Attend Canners Banquet Social Affair At Hardesty
About sixty members of the Southern Indiana Canners Association gathered at the Hardesty Hotel for a banquet and program. Attendees came from Seymour Lexington Columbus Flat Rock Kurtz Marysville Underwood Brownstown Freetown Pekin Crothersville Jeffersonville Henryville Wallonia Austin Vienna Scottsburg Franklin. The event featured dances whistling and solos by multiple local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Indiana
Cnners’ Association
Hardesty Hotel
Seymour
Lexington
Columbus
Flat Rock
Kurtz
Marysville
Underwood
Brownstown
Freetown
Pekin
Crothersville
Jeffersonville
Henryville
Wallonia
Austin
Vienna
Scottsburg
Franklin
Marian
Margaret Morgan
J. S. Morgan
Frances Sellers
Hall Ulen
Henrietta Everitt
Ulen
Kathryn Kirseh
Ruth Penk
Wm. Storen
H. Everett
Otis Hooker
Oscar Fox
Forrest W. Main
FE. C. Newton
Walter J. Conkton
Howard Stark
L. F. Cook
Victor Ester
Claude Carr
Pat Mahoney
A. F E. Schneider
Cecil
Wm. H. Peters
Clarence L. Turmai
John RR. Houghland
Herman Schaub
E. C. Morgan
I. C. Morgan
C. W. James
Florence Blain
Howard N. Rice
B.C. Williams
Thelma Railing
James Rath
W. Merle Weir
Indianapolis Honors Bryan With Citywide Minute of Silence
Indiana's capital observed a solemn tribute as funeral services for William Jennings Bryan proceeded in Washington. At two o'clock the city halted all business for one minute per Mayor Shank's proclamation, freezing streetcars buses and traffic while pedestrians paused in reverent silence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Shank
Tuck is Appointed U. S. Representative To League Opium Committee
Geneva reports that Somerville Pickney Tuck has been named U S representative to the League of Nations opium committee for its seventh session starting August 25 He will succeed Porter of Pennsylvania as the U S delegate.
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Geneva
League of Nations Today
United States
Somerville Pickney Tuck
League
Tuck
Porter
Pennsylvania
Preachers Funeral Planned for Rev C E Disbro
Kokome Indiana funeral arrangements were under way today for The Rev C E Disbro a widely known Methodist minister who died suddenly at his home last night He was 86 and had served in Elkhart Huntington Bluffton and Peru Indiana throughout his long career
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokome
Ind
C. E. Disbro
Indiana
Elkhart
Huntington
Bluffton
Penu
Britain's Coal Strike Averted as Miners Return to Work
London reports a two week suspension of wage notices ending an industrial standoff. Mine owners withdraw notice contingent on government subsidy of 50 million dollars to support the current wage scale until next spring, with miners’ leaders signaling continued operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
England
Britain on Brink of Coal Strike as Walkout Looms
London reports a potential 1.2 million miners strike at midnight as Baldwin and cabinet seek a deal. Mine owners deny an agreement while subsidies and royal commission ideas circulate, with transport unions warning of paralyzed industry and clashes between fascists and communists in Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Great Britain
Baldwin
Lee
Mining Association
Cook
Hyde Park
Wales
Tribute to William Jennings Bryan in Washington Church
William Jennings Bryan lay in state at the church of the presidents in Washington as flags went to half mast. Thousands filed by his bier while officials honored a private citizen with unprecedented ceremonial tribute and a funeral to Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Potomac
Arlington
America
State Department
Bryan
Gold Coast
Remington Cash Register Company Wins Suit
Norwalk Conn July 31 The Remington Cash Register Company Inc of Bridgeport today won its suit against the National Cash Register Company of Dayton Ohio Federal Judge Edwin F Thomas handing down a decision in favor the plaintiff The decision marks the culmination of a case before Judge Thomas for many months hearings in which were held at New Slaven The Remington company appealed to the federal court against alleged infringements of patents on adding and recording machines and sought an injunction accounting and damages The plaintiff charged the defendant with infragement as to a number of its various makes of cash registers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
Remington Cash Register Company Inc
Bridgeport
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Edwin 5. Thomas
Thomas
New Slaven
Remington Company
Jelly Glasses and Sugar Prices Listed in Notice
Fragmentary notice lists jelly glasses at 39 cents a dozen and base granulated sugar at 1.54 dollars. Mentions Nicht er's Grovery as a place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichter
Grovery
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Farmer Helton
White Mule Is Located In
City
Presbyterian
Park
Pope Pius
Lodge
Will
Gage
Peter Rabbit” Operetta Delightful Entertainment
Tip
Yellow Taxi
Canners’ Associa
Tion
The
Association
U. S
Rev
Bier
W. J. Bryan
New York
Terian Church
Against National Cash Register Company
Dayton, C
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