Plans for Stiegelmeyer machine shop and residence
Plans for a large machine shop at the Stiegelmeyer Manufacturing site advance as Edward Stiegelmeyer, the general manager, merges with Simplex Train Control Company of Rochester. The residence has been fully furnished as both office and living quarters to host visiting business guests, with south side for offices and north side for living space.
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Stiegelmeyer Manufacturing Company
Edward Stiegelmeyer
Simplex Train Control Company
Rochester
N. Y
Stiegelmeyer Company
Simplex Company
Stiegelmeyer
Mr.Stiegelmeyer
Ruthven
Stiegel
Crothersville bank receiver to distribute 25 percent to depositors
Frank L. Schornick as receiver for the Crothersville State Bank reports a certified order from Judge James A. Cox to distribute 25 percent of funds to depositors and general creditors, about 1 200 in total. Checks will be mailed the first of next week. Also noted is Ramsey vs Keene Manufacturing sale approval and other court actions including a child stealing case with a 13 year old victim. The driftwood township drain case advances to the supreme court with appeals bonded at 500.
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Frank L. Schornick
Crothersville State Bank
James A. Cox
Jackson Circuit Court
General Claims
Schornick
the Tribune
Cox
Benjamin Ramsey
Keene Manufacturing Company
Crothersville
Mary Whitehead Sharp
James W. Cunningham
Indiana
Joseph Heitz
Roy Davis
Alice Tidd
Heitz
Davis
John FE. Hunsucker
Driftwood Township
Supreme Court
Jackson
John Clerkin
North Vernon
John Stuckwish
Thomas H. Branaman
Clerkin
Brownstown
Wallonia
White River
Medora
Seymour Bundles Hundreds for Orphans Relief Day
In Seymour, residents donated hundreds of bundles for Near East Relief at four public schools and the police headquarters. Collections ran 8 am to 5 pm with Shields High School open later this week for added drop offs. Bundles will be shipped to Indianapolis for relief efforts.
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Seymour
Thomas A. Mott
Shields High School
Indianapolis
Police warn motorists keep 600 feet from firetrucks
Chief William A. Misch cautions drivers not to park or drive within six hundred feet of fire apparatus to avoid obstructing firefighting. Violations carry a penalty of five to fifty dollars per offense.
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William A. Misch
Revival Services Planned at Woodstock Baptist Church
A series of revival services will be held at Woodstock Baptist Church tonight Thursday and Friday with Rev. T. C. Smith delivering sermons. He will discuss Jesus as our sympathizer in trials tonight and on Friday he will speak on Jesus Overmastering Love Ruling Our Lives. Services start at 7 30 p m.
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Woodstock Baptist Church
T. C. Smith
Man Fined For Driving Without License
Claude Mitchell of this city paid a fine of 11 dollars including costs after pleading guilty to driving a motor vehicle without a chauffeur's license. Mitchell was arrested Monday by officer George Wolf while driving a truck owned by Grover Marquette.
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Claude Mitchell
Mitchell
George Wolf
Grover Marquette
Committee surveys Gaiser Park addition for city park
A city committee of councilmen Moritz Ahlbrand and Burkley with City Engineer J F McCurdy surveyed the Gaiser park addition in the south city to prepare the deed closing with owner Miss Anna M Gaiser The council recently voted to borrow 7200 dollars for the nine acre purchase and plan to beautify and convert the grounds into a city park.
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Gaiser Park
Anna M. Gaiser
Moritz, Ahlbrand and Burkley
J. F. McCurdy
Tourists pinned under auto after skidding off hill
Mrs. C. S. McClure and her son Paul, riding a Stutz roadster, were trapped in shallow water at the bottom of a hill south of Underwood on the Vienna Underwood detour. The car toppled into a ten foot ditch, injuring Mr. McClure and his mother, then was removed to a garage for repairs. the couple moved on to Indianapolis by rail, their clothes soaked. This marks the third similar accident at the same hill recently.
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C. S. McClure
Paul
Underwood
Vienna- Underwood
St. Petersburg
Fla
Indianapolis
Seymour
Health meetings show strong turnout in Jackson county
Dr Maud Arthur and Miss Frestrum lead state health board visit to Jackson county as 145 examinations completed across Crothersville Wallonia Brownstown Medora and more with future sessions in Clear Spring Freetown Cortland Seymour and surrounding townships. Local leaders report high parent participation and plan continued lectures and child health screenings.
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Jackson County
State Board of Health
D. J. Cummings
Brownstown
Crothersville
Wallonia
Medora
Freetown
Cortland
Seymour
Jackson
Redding
Washington
Maud Arthur
State Department of Health
Della Frestrum
Daugherty Refuses to Testify Before Senate Committee
Former Attorney General TH M Daugherty defies the Wheeler Brookhart committee and refuses to appear, saying the panel lacks authority to compel testimony. The dispute mirrors a similar stand by his brother Mel Daugherty whose bank records were protected by a federal court ruling in Cincinnati.
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Washington
TH. M. Daugherty
Wheeler-Brookhart
Senate
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Brookhart
Iowa
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Cincinnati
Mel Daugherty
Entertainment for Elks and Families Tonight at Elks Home
Seymour Lodge of Elks and Columbus Elks families attend a 10 o clock program at the Elks Home tonight. The Heth Company Hawaiian entertainers the Welmar Trio and James Anderson the Scottish silver tenor perform. A carnival precedes this event and a dance follows.
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Seymour Lodge of Elks
The
Elks of Columbus
Elks
Heth Company
Welmar
James Anderson
Columbus
Filling Station Corner Fourth and Ewing Streets Opens
Filling Station at the corner of Fourth and Ewing streets is open for business with patronage solicited by J. T. Froh.
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Fourth and
Ewing Streets
J. T. Froh
City pumper passes inspection test for U K standards
The American La France 750 gallon pumper tested May 20 at Shields Park met Indiana Inspection Bureau requirements. William C. Young reported the unit operated by Edward E. Fenska reached 775 gpm at 124 psi, 390 gpm at 207 psi, and 307 gpm at 263 psi during three one hour tests.
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la France
American la France Company
Firmen
Fenska
Fire Department
Upham Resigns as Republican National Committee Treasurer
Fred W. Upham resigns as treasurer of the Republican national committee after more than 20 years of service. The resignation takes effect after the national convention closes next week, with a successor to be chosen by the committee before then.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Candidates File Expense Accounts In May Primary
May 6 campaign expense filings with county clerk reveal wide variance from none to 123.98 for Oren Swails in the Jackson Lawrence circuit court race. Wesner 120.85 and Swope 107.50 show top spending among prosecuting attorney and treasurer candidates as others report under 106. Several nominees awaiting additional filings with a June 6 deadline.
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Virgil H. Fountain
Oren O. Swails
Seymour
Jackson-Lawrence
F. W. Wesner
Allen Swope
Jackson County
LeRoy Miller
Earl Browning
O. B. Burrell
H. M. Fritz
William B. Russell
Francis A. Crane
Charnel J. Reynolds
Glenn Thompson
Sherman Sneed
Ziba McMahan
A. C. Gregor
Cash Kern
Henry Huber
Ray R. Boruff
Bedford
Raymond Welliver
James M. Mann
James W. Luckey
Dave Fitzgibbon
Guy C. Beatty
Thomas H. Branaman
O. O. Swails
James A. Cox
Samuel Carr
O. E. Carter
William A. Dickmeyer
Leopold Loeb Murder Case Moves to Expert Defense
Chicago reports a $15,000,000 defense strategy for Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb as a famous attorney is retained to challenge state evidence. Detectives tie the pair to the Freeman L. Tracy murder near the University of Chicago and taxi driver Charles Ream identifies them in the Franks case. Police pursue links to other possible crimes by the two youths now under guard scrutiny.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Leopold
Loeb
Freeman L. Tracy
University of Chicago
Young Franks
Charles Ream
Indiana Democrats Gather for Historic State Convention
Indianapolis June 4 Democrats in Indiana begin a convention seen as pivotal for the party. Delegates meet by districts at the statehouse to set platform and rules with a Klan plank a key issue. Senator Ralston and Thomas Taggart weigh influence as delegates seek uninstructed status.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Indiana
Statehouse
Platform, Rules, and Credentials Committee
Ralston
Thomas Taggart
Walter S. Chambers
Ward Applegate
Centerville
the Friends Church
Gertrude F. Mel Hugh
Frederick van Nuys
Near East Relief Extends Fund Drive to June 9
On account of bad weather the Near East Relief soliciting period is extended to Monday noon, June 9. Chairman Mrs. E. C. Bollinger will be out of town. during her absence reporters should contact Mrs. J. H. Buhner at 308 St. Louis Avenue or call 404.
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E. C. Bollinger
J. H. Buhner
St. Louis Avenue
Jéd
Reading man fined for improper turn in city court
Warren Ackeret of Reading town ship was fined 1 and costs totaling 6 dollars after pleading guilty to an improper turn at the Walnut and Second street corner. Officer James A. Willey arrested him at 9 this morning for driving on the wrong side of the signal while turning.
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Warren Ackeret
Reading Township
Walnut
Second Street
James A. Willey
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Appears in City Directory
An advertisement lists Tip Richardson operating Tip's Yellow Taxi with the tag line Anytime anywhere and a contact phone 447, noting Residence 67. The brief entry implies a taxi service reach within the city.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Leopold and Loeb in Murder and Kidnaping Inquest
Groundwork of evidence continues before a grand jury in Chicago for the Leopold and Loeb case. Witnesses recount abduction and murder of Robert Franks and an attempted $10,000 extortion as prosecutors seek true bills on two capital offenses.
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the International News Service
Chicago
Nathan 2. Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Robert Franks
Leopold
Automobile Rent Company
Newsom Hotel Decorators Close In On Completion
Interior work at the Newsom hotel is nearly finished after weeks of remodeling. W R Porter says decorators will complete soon with Lanier and Lanier handling the interior and William J Abraham handling the exterior. The lobby and dining room have been especially refined and business remains thriving with many tourist patrons.
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Newsom
W. R. Porter
Lanier and
Lanier
William J. Abraham
Porter
Two Street Car Men Shot In Chicago
Chicago reports two deadly shootings on separate streetcar lines early today. Motorman William Oberst was killed on Grand Avenue. conductor John McLaughlin died later at St Anthony hospital. Suspects Vito and Joe Cataldo, cousins, were arrested. a passenger Anna Cimmerman identified Joe Cataldo. A taxicab driver Edward Shou described being forced to chase the cars as shots fired.
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Chicago
Aconductor
Vito
Joe Cataldo
Wm. C. Oberst
Grand Avenue
Anna Cimmerman
Oberst
John McLaughlin
St. Anthony Hospital
Edward Shou
Forty-seventh
Laundry for Cash Announcement at Domestic Boft Laundry
Beginning Monday June 9 laundry work will be done for cash only. This change aims to speed service and improve quality by eliminating time spent on collections. Domestic Boft Laundry. See eringpa.
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Erin
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Miss Frestrum
State Board of
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U. K
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Fountain
Iet
Ek. B. Douglass
SHUN
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