Special Judges Sit In Court At Brownstown Session
Special judges including Blish Suits and Baker in a 250000 case sat at Brownstown courthouse with Judge Cox in regular session. Amendments were granted for Bush Milling assets incorporation and trials set for June 11 and June 12 as parties seek appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Craig
Greensburg
Charles S. Baker
Columbus
John Clerkin
North Vernon
Thomas H. Branaman
Brownstown
James A. Cox
Jackson Circuit Court
William A. Sparks
Rushville
Craig
Margaret T. Grouch
William T. Humbert
Blish
Thomas Daily
Indianapolis
Bush Milling Company
Indiana
Supreme Court
Charles 8. Baker
Governor Branch
Frank N. Schornick
Crothersville State Bank
Baker
Hunsucker Drain
Driftwood Township
Clerkin
William F. Richardson
William Holman
Robert Crawford
Clark Charles Fires Windows in drunken rampage at home
Clark Charles of 408 Westighth street fired a revolver at his home windows damaging several panes. He pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a $15 fine. Police arrested two Camp Knox soldiers for intoxication and Leroy Bentley fled police after being restrained.
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Clark Charles
Westighth Street
O’clork
Charles
William A. Misch
James A. Willey
Misch
Camp Knox
Leroy Bentley
West Oak Street
Bentley
George Wolf
Ben Hoffmeier
Hoffmeier
Wolf
Homer Vaught
Harry Robison
Charles L. Kessler
Knights of Pythias Memorial Service at First M E Church
About 100 Hermion lodge members attended memorial services at the First M E Church in full dress uniforms. They gathered at the lodge armory on North Chestnut, marched to the church, with Rev. Charles W. Whitman delivering a sermon. T. R. Carter read the dead list, noting over 100 in 50 years. graves to be decorated next Sunday.
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Hermion Lodge
Knights of Pythias
M. FE
North Chestnut Street
Charles W. Whitman
Lodge
T. R. Carter
Laundry for Cash Embraces Cash-Only Service Start
Beginning Monday June 9 domestic soft water laundry will be done for cash only. The change aims to improve work quality and service while eliminating time spent on collections.
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Jeza
Open House Draws Many to Schneck Memorial Hospital
Inspec tion day drew many visitors to Schneck Memorial Hospital as doors opened at 2 pm. Nurses and the Ladies Auxiliary led tours while the sun parlor furnishings, donated by Psi Iota Xi, impressed guests. Miss Edith Leach led nursing staff efforts amid ongoing hospital improvements.
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Schneck Memorial Hospital
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Psi Iota Xi
Edith Leach
Seymour Masons Visit Franklin Home for Sunday Program
A Seymour delegation traveled by motor to the Indiana Masonic home in Franklin for a Sunday program led by Francis Hodapp. Oscar B Abel spoke, the home girl orchestra performed, and visitors toured cottages hospital school and temple facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Seymour
Franklin
Health conferences spark strong turnout in county
The state board of health conducts child examinations across Jackson county with a staff physician and nurse. Crothersville led turnout with about fifty children ages 3 months to 7 years brought by parents. Townships across the county host lectures, pictures, and examinations Friday night through Saturday, with local chairmen coordinating plans.
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Jackson County
State Board of Health
Shields High School
Crothersville
Wallonia
Driftwood
Medora
Clearspring
Wurtz
Owen Township
Freetown
Salt Creek Township
Hamilton Township
Cortland
Seymour
Jackson
Washington
Redding
D. J. Cummings
Brownstown
J. F. Shiel
Charles Walters
North Ewing Street
Ella Persinger
Redding Township
Fred ‘Scheibaum
Washington Township
Heuer Returns To Visit Parents In Indiana
Edwin Heuser former cashier of the First National Bank of this city is visiting his parents in Indianapolis during a five month vacation after four years with National City Bank of New York in foreign service. He spent months in training before being sent to Russia and was in Moscow during the revolution. He later served in Archangel Stockholm Helsingfors and London before returning to America in 1919 and later went to Buenos Aires. Heuser is remembered from Seymour public schools and is described as having a pleasing personality.
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Edwin
Russia
Ile
Moscow
Verensky
Archangel
United States
Stockholm
Helsingfors
London
America
Buenos Aires
M. Slewser
Seymour
Speedy Justice For Two Killers Leopold and Loeb
State attorneys move quickly toward murder indictments for Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb after the Franks case death, with four alienists called in to assess sanity. Defense moves to halt proceedings with a habeas corpus petition as Judge R. Caverly schedules a hearing.
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Chicago
Mills of Justice
Robert Franks
Nathan E. Leopold Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Leopold
Loch
R. Caverly
Crowe
Leopold and
Loeb
William O. Krohn
Hugh T. Patrick
Archibald Church
Ludwig Heecktoen
University of Chicago
Krohn
Women canvass for Near East Relief in city
About twenty five women from local churches volunteered Sunday to canvass neighborhoods for Near East Relief. They reported to Mrs Elmer Bollinger and began visiting hundreds of homes. The drive followed a charity push with moving pictures at Princess theatre and Rev George E Francis describing child relief in the Near East.
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Near East Relief
Elmer Bollinger
Princess Theatre
George E. Francis
Friends of the Near East Relief
Investigations Open Into Cause Of Fatal Hope Benevolent Fire
Three inquiries started in Los Angeles to uncover how a blaze at the Hope Benevolent Home for Mentally Deficient Girls at Playa Del Rey killed Mrs. J. C. Thomas and many girls. Authorities probe reports that children were locked in rooms behind heavy doors and barred windows as the fire raged Saturday night.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hope Benevolent Home
Playa del Rey
J. C., Thomas
Columbus
Obie
Wabash Fast Train Collides With Freight. Ten Dead
A fast Wabash passenger train and a freight collide at a Williamsport Indiana siding. Ten killed, many injured from scalds as steam pours through windows. Victims rushed to hospitals in Williamsport Danville and Lafayette. names include Carl Dungan and Harry Eisman.
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International News Service
Williamsport
Ind
Danville
Lafayette
Harry Eisman
St. Louis
Scalds
Carl Dungan
Huntington
Wabash
G. T. Dungan
Indiana Supreme Court
Detroit
New York
Joseph J. Baker
Old Fort Place
Fort Wayne
John Swanson
Tovey
J. C. Wimut
Wabash Railroad
Charles A .Hall
M. Schulte
Watler Ruchi
Axel Nelson
Toelma Durke
Twenty Fifth Street
L. E. Toellgen
Chicago & Alton
Nicholas Cecil
Holland Mo
Otto Hein
Fremont
National Carbon Works
Walter Rolass
Driscoll
Belmont
Harry Spoor
Arabna
Ill
Tony Desonie
Chaff Jarnero
Als
George Korsmo
Warren
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
W. H. Eckart
Davis E. Torrence
Eckart
Heth Band Concert Draws Large Bedford Crowd
Several hundred residents gathered at Shields Park for Prof. Albert J. Cina's concert band show tied to L. J. Heth events. The traveling company, with 32 shows and five rides, featured the Caterpillar ride and Dolly Dixie, weighing 560 pounds, among new attractions. Shows performed daily on streets and in tents under Elks auspices, with free admission at the previous night’s concert.
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Shields Park
Albert J. Cina
L. J. Heth
Treal Lodge of Elks
Amusement Company
the Elks
Dolly Dixie
Bedford
Fire apparatus safety rule posted in town
Police warn motorists not to park or drive within 600 feet of fire trucks in response to fires. Violations carry penalties from five to fifty dollars each. Chief William A. Misch.
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William A. Misch
Miss Norma Barkman Resumes Cincinnati College
Miss Norma Barkman returns to Cincinnati Ohio after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Norman Barkman for a weekend. She will continue her studies at the Cincinnati College of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Barkman
Norman Barkman
Cincinnati
Cincinnati College of Music
Art exhibit closes with tonight's reception at Shields High
Preparations are complete for a 7:30 p.m. reception by Beymonr Art League and Delphian Society to close the annual exhibit begun May 23. J Arthur MacLean of the John Herron Institute will speak at 8 p.m. on art and society, likely discussing the John Herron loaned Indiana artists collection.
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Shields High School
Beymonr Art League
Delphian Society
J. Arthur MacLean
John Herron Art Institute
MacLean
John Nlerron
Filling Station Opens at Fourth and Ewing Corner
New service station at Fourth and Ewing streets welcomes motorists and asks for patronage as J. T. Froh promotes business offerings and schedules.
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Fourth and
Ewing Streets
J. T. Froh
jeGd
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Blish Suits
M. E. Church
Rev
Whitman
Schneck Hospital
Pershing Square
John J. Pershing
Park Avenue
Forty-second Street
N.Y
Murray Hulbert
Board of Aldermen
Pershing ‘Square
Seymour Magond
Francis Hodapp
Oscar B. Abel Spear
Shields School
Heuer
First National Bank
Argentina
National City Bank of
New York In Foreign Service
Loek
Girls’ Asylum
California
Upen Owitgh
Pitals
E. Phillips
Ford Motor Company
Sabbi F. Goldberg
W. P. Pauley
Decatur
Annie Balloway
Toledo
Walter J. Mitchell
C. Buckhardt
Peru
Wabasa
City
Pocahontas
Degree of Pocahontas
I. O. Re M
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Bessie Ric ‘Hardson
Tip
Yellow Taxi
Tip Richardson
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