Bart Rogers Faces Turbulent Start as New Bellaine Chief
Bart Rogers begins his term as Bellaine’s chief as oil boom chaos swells. He inherits a single deputy and a city in rapid, unregulated growth with saloons and “soft drink” parlors multiplying on every corner. He suspects Leon Barrows of oil-right intrigue tied to the Rogers will and Franklin Rogers.
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Bart Rogers
Bellaine
Leon Barrows
Rogers Farm
Frankiston
Bull
Franklin Rogers
Bart Rogers Takes Marshal Duty Amid Turmoil in Town
Bart Rogers begins his role as marshal amid a tense atmosphere as Old Jim Franniston and Anita Frankiston fearfully circle a looming tragedy. Bart's resolve grows as he plans a decisive clash with Bull Franniston, while Bud Tarko joins with eagerness for action. The narrative ends with Bart threatening a bartender and declaring the town closed for the night.
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Bart Rogers
Old Jim
Anita Frankiston
Franniston
Bart
Burt
Bull" Frankiston
Bud Tarko
Tarko
Bud
O. K
Shain
Superintendents Pay The Penalty For Backing Bill
County trustees split over support for the county unit bill with four backing Larry Bender’s son’s re election. Some trustees oppose abolishing township trustees in favor of a five member county board of education. Henderson’s stance drew mixed to open support from some until past pressures and a Seymour minister’s influence.
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Jackson County
General Assembly
Jackson
Scottsburg
Larry Benderson
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Henderson
Seymour
Reddington Men Plead Guilty In Seizure Case
Seven men including Walter and Oscar Quadde Homer Sparks Herbert Montgomery Ezra Ringer and Charles Combs and his son Clarence were arrested for possession of the sein. The first six pleaded guilty and were fined by Mayor Charles L. Kessler. Clarence Combs had the case dismissed.
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George Baker Woods
Reddington
Baker Woods
Herbert Montgomery
Montgomery
Homer Sparks
Bowman
The
Protective Association
James Deppert
Roy Bowman
Walter Quadde
Sein
Combs
Redding Township Protective Association
Funeral Correction for Katherine Powers
A Tuesday Tribune funeral notice correction states Katherine Powers died early Saturday morning, not Monday, and that her funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 50 was led by Rev Golden A Smith, with the Powers family of North Pershing Street.
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Tribune
Katherine T. Powers
Frank Powers
North Pershing Street
Golden A. Smith
Receivers' Sale of Bank Property Continues
In this city a note demanding 1350 dollars triggers a receivers' sale of bank property. The docket lists suits including divorce actions, petit larceny cases, and multiple circuit court filings with notes, foreclosures, and real estate partitions.
Sunshine girl and husband on honeymoon
Dorothy Anderson known as the Sunshine girl and Edward J. Sailstad, linked to a Lake Nebagomen death hoax five years ago, are believed to be honeymooning after obtaining a special wedding permit. Sailstad had been recently paroled. the couple planned to marry in Oshkosh.
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International News Service
Fond du Lac
Wets
Dorothy Anderson
Edward J. Sailstad
Lake Nebagamen
Dorothy
Tayeheedah
Sailstad
A. &. Riehter
Leone Parkhill
Yesterday's Results in American Association Games
Toledo defeated Indianapolis 5 to 0 and Louisville crushed Columbus 18 to 0. Milwaukee won 8 to 6 against Minneapolis. St Paul Kansas City game notes show wet grounds.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul-Kansas City
Scores from major leagues on a busy day
American League results show Philadelphia 15 over Boston 2 and Detroit 16 over Chicago 15. National League games list Boston 12 over Philadelphia 5 and St. Louis 8 over Cincinnati 2, plus Brooklyn 6 over New York 5. International League Syracuse 10 over Toronto 2 and Baltimore 13 over Jersey City 3 with Rochester 5 over Buffalo 4. Southern Association Atlanta 8 over Chattanooga 7 and Birmingham 6 over Little Rock 1. Three league matchups include Danville 6 over Evansville 5 and Bloomington 9 over Springfield 3.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Reading
Providence
Southern Association
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Little Rock
Baseball schedule shows AL and NL games announced
The list covers AMERICAN LEAGUE matches Toledo at Indianapolis Columbus at Louisville St Paul at Kansas City Minneapolis at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Boston Washington at New York St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit NATIONAL LEAGUE games Boston at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St Louis. All other games are not scheduled.
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Tod Oevenues
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Philadelphia
Tagging All Bases By International News Service
The Dodgers beat the Giants 6 to 5 in a season opener marked by Uncle Robbie’s birthday. Nehf pitched with the celebration in mind, while Tie’s bases-loaded pass in the twelfth gave the Dodgers the win.
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Giants
Uncle Robbie
Nehf
Tie
Baseball Wins and War Talk Merge in 1930s Style
Recaps include Blankenship’s ninth inning homer for a 6 5 Tigers win over the White Sox and Ruth’s two key hits for the Yankees in an 8 5 victory over the Senators. Also notes 12 5 Cardinals over Reds as Bottomley hits two homers with bases loaded. Plus commentary on war and peace framed by a president’s remarks.
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Cardinals
Reds
Bottomley
Brady
Preparedness Is Coolidge's Plan For National Defense
President Coolidge argued that a strong navy serves peace and world opinion, noting national defense parallels citizenship. He warned against claims of hostile powers while urging universal backing of defense, asserting security rests on a military background amid progress and prosperity.
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Ness
United States
Coolidge
Italy’s Political Tense Grows After Matteotti Murder
International News Service reports rising tension in Italy as fascist extremists allegedly removed the slain deputy Matteotti’s body from a Fratte V Polesine cemetery and dumped it in a canal near Venice. June 10 marks the anniversary of his death amid memorials planned in Rome.
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Italy
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Polesine
Venice
Matteeti
Rome
Mussolini
Fascist Party
Mattoeti
Cow Escapes Eleven Foot Well After Rescue Bid
Bridgeport Vermont rescue team workers return home to rest as a 1100 pound cow trapped for hours at the bottom of an eleven foot shaft climbs to the surface. The animal stands near the mouth calmly chewing cud as the men resume efforts to free it.
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Bridgeport
Platter's Studio Portrait Dept Closed Sundays Through October
After Sunday, the portrait department at Platter's Studio will be closed on Sundays until October 1, while the Kodak department remains open on Sundays.
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Dane
Platter
Kodak
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