Judge Cox Disqualifies From Kattman Arson Trial
Judge James A. Cox disqualified himself from presiding over the arson case against Crothersville insurance agent Walter Kattman after testifying to the grand jury. Joe Schuler Hanover College student is moved to a later term due to witnesses leaving for home. Numerous Crothersville residents and Hanover College students are subpoenaed to testify Thursday. Louis Strack deputy state fire marshal also testifies as investigator.
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James A. Cox
Walter Kattman
Crothersville
the Tribune
Grand
Joe Schuler
Hanover College
Kattman
Hanover
Porter West
Robert Johnson
Horace Owens
Ethel Wise
Virgil Wise
Marshal Sampson Mitchell
Noah T. Rogers
Roy T. Pheral
Kate Rochenour
Anna Murphy
Edward Kattman
Robert Spittler
James Plaskett
Edward F. Brent
Delbert Pittenger
Louis Strack
Coulter M. Montgomery
William Judd
Pussyfoot Johnson to Speak Tuesday in Seymour
William E. Pussyfoot Johnson the famous temperance advocate returns from Europe to Seymour for an address at the First Methodist Episcopal church titled As The Orient Sees America. Accompanied by Major F B Ebbert of Los Angeles the speaker will discuss The Unfinished Battle with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Seymour
William E
Pussyfoot) Johnson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnson
Europe
America
Pussyfoot
Indian Service
Roosevelt
Taft
World League Against Alcoholism
London
F. B. Ebbert
Los Angeles
Three Negroes Fined After Public Intoxication Arrest
Elnora Cranshaw Raymond Oliver and Walker Stewart were arrested on U S Road 31 north of Crothersville by Deputy Seifers and Marshal Mitchell for public intoxication. They pled guilty before Special Judge Charles W Burkare and were fined 10 dollars plus costs after an altercation with a farmer near Crothersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Cranshaw
Raymond Oliver
Walker Stewart
U. S. Road 31
Crothersville
Seifers
Marshal Mitchell
Charles W. Burkare
Chalk talk to be given at Rotary meeting
Oscar Wilde of this city will give a chalk talk at the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow. He will be assisted by his sister Helen Wilde pianist. The program was announced by Martin Steinwedel, member of the June entertainment committee. Wilde is an artist of ability and his chalk work has been well received at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wilde
Rotary Club
Helen Wilde
Martin Steinwedel
Wilde
Erect Hangar at Baer Field Under Review
The Fort Wayne park board considers erecting a 90 by 120 foot hangar at Paul Baer Field, the local airport, with the plan dated June 4. Officials discuss site, cost, and need for airport expansion.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Paul Baer Field
Board of Park Commissioners
Starting Today Regular Supper at The Coffee Cup Lunch Room
Daily supper served at The Coffee Cup Lunch Room located at 110 Jeffersonville Ave Seymour Indiana. The notice indicates the establishment begins service from today with regular evening meals.
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Jeffersonville Ave
Seymour Ind
Pythian Lodge Memorial Service Highlights Heritage Talk
The Rev. J Willard Yoder spoke at St Paul Congregational church for the Pythian Memorial service. Special music was performed by Lynn Cordes the St Paul choir and by Mr and Mrs F J Voss and Walter Voss. Yoder traced Pythian origins and Hermion Lodge history urging loyalty friendship sacrifice and brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Willard Yoder
St. Paul Congregational Church
Lynn Cordes
St. Paul
F. J. Voss
Walter Voss
Mapleton Inn Ice Cream Ad Ends Page
An advertisement fragment notes Home Made Ice Cream as the best you ever ate, placed by Mapleton Inn, indicating a local business promotion on page five column two.
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Mapleton Inn
Five Louisville residents treated after Hudson crash near Crothersville
Five people from Louisville were treated at Schneck Memorial Hospital Sunday evening following a single vehicle crash when their Hudson veered into a ditch between Louisville and Crothersville. Injured include Mrs. Anna May Liston and three relatives plus a man unnamed. Mr. Liston drove and was unhurt. The party reported being crowded off the road by another car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Schneck Memoral Hospital
Here
Crothersville
Anna May Liston
Liston
Wabash College Holds 90th Commencement
Sixty seven graduates received diplomas at Wabash College in Crawfordsville Indiana during the ninety first? no, ninetieth commencement today. United Press reports the ceremony held in the college grounds with faculty and families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Farmers Learn Why Wheat Died At Purdue Field Meeting
Farmers are invited to a Friday June 15 field trip at the Jennings county Purdue experiment plot in southeastern Indiana. The program promises demonstrations on wheat failure and clover survival, plus guidance on liming land and selecting fertilizers and lime materials based on on site tests.
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Jennings County
Indiana
Purdue University
J C Arthur Completes Book On Uredinales Flora
Lafayette Ind June 4 J C Arthur of the Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station who has long fought plant diseases that hurt farm crops completed a book titled Uredinales of the North American Flora The writing began in 1907 and covers rust fungi in North America
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
J. C. Arthur
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Jackson County Board of Review Opens Session for Assessments
The Jackson County board of review, chaired by County Assessor Frank Dailey, begins a 30 day session in Brownstown to inspect personal property assessments across twelve townships. Members include Samuel Carr, Walter Droege, Mrs. Josephine Lewis, and Ephraim White.
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Jackson County Board of Review
Brownstown
Jackson County Board
Frank Dailey
Samuel Carr
Walter H. Droege
Josephine Lewis
Ephraim White
Hamilton Township
Board of Review
County Board of Review
State
Five From County To Graduate From I. U.
Jackson county reports five candidates in Indiana University 1928 commencement with 1019 total applicants. diplomas awarded at 5 p m June 11 in Indiana Memorial Stadium. twilight ceremony for graduates with remaining credits. nearby seniors recognized as 1925 class may receive diplomas in October.
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Jackson County
Indiana University
Indiana Memorial Stadium
I. U
Pershing Invited to Vincennes Fourth of July
Vincennes Indiana June 4 United Press reports an invitation has been extended to Gen John J Pershing of Vincennes post American Legion to attend its Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
John J. Pershing
Vincennes Post
American Legion
Yates Hancock Piano and Radio Co Display Next to Bank
Local storefront announces Yates Hancock Piano and Radio Co placing its window display beside the First National Bank. The brief notice notes the shop and its merchandise in a downtown storefront scene.
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Yates Hancock Piano and Radio Co
First National Bank
Union Service Brings Three Churches Together
Trinity Methodist St Paul Congregational and First Methodist held a joint Sunday service at First Methodist with strong attendance despite rain. Dr L C Jeffrey praised divine pity from Psalm 103 as Rev Moeller led prayer and Rev Breeden gave a concluding blessing. Next week the service moves to St Paul Congregational with Rev Moeller preaching.
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Trinity Methodist
St. Paul
J. A. Breeden
St. Paul Congregational Church
D Moeller
St. Paul’s Choir
Nine Die Violently in Indiana Over Weekend
Violence and accidents caused nine deaths in Indiana during the weekend. Two Anderson men died by their own hands through poisoning. Victims include Captain Gornley, 40, and Edward Beeman, 37, with no motive disclosed. John Hanes, roadhouse proprietor near Fort Wayne, died from wounds after bandit attack on January 28.
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Indiana
Anderson
Captain Gornley
Edward Beeman
John Hanes
Ft. Wayne
Hanes
Yoder Delegates to National Congregational Convention in Chicago
The Rev. J Willard Yoder of St Paul Congregational leaves for Chicago to attend the 24th triennial National Council convention as Indiana's delegate. Other Indiana delegates include Rev John Thumfreys and Rev Arthur Folson with eight more clergy and doctors from Kokomo Fort Wayne Dunkirk Gary Angola and Chicago. Notable participants include Jane Addams Dr Ozora S Davis Dr Edgar J Goodspeed and Julius Rosenwald. The Chicago Theological Seminary linked to the University of Chicago honors its founder and benefactor Victor A Lawson who funded its construction.
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J. Willard Yoder
St. Paul Congregational Church
Chicago
National Council of Congregational Churches
Indiana
John Thumfreys
Angola
Congregational Conference of
Arthur J. Folson
Fort Wayne
William R. Pierce
Dunkirk
David F. Bent
Kokomo
Williard Crosby Lyon
Gary
Harold T. Jones
Chicago Theological Seminary
Yoder
Jane Addams
Ozora S. Davis
Edgar J. Goodspeed
Goodspeed
Ludwig Koehler
University of Zurich
Max Mason
University of Chicago
Julius Rosenwald
Lorado Taft
Graham Taylor
Chicago Commons
Victor A. Lawson
Intrepid Cross Near Fiji in Hazardous Ocean Flight
The Southern Cross and Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith plus Ulm Lyon and James Warner push toward Suva Fiji on a non stop Hawaiian to Australia leg of a 7778 mile journey. They faced tropical storms motor trouble and low visibility but remained determined despite dangers.
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Honolulu
Southern Cross
South Seas
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Hawaiian Islands
Suva
Fiji Islands
Brisbane
Seymour
Kingsford-Smith
Charles T. P. Ulm
Relife
Harry W. Lyon
James Warner
Phoenix Island
Canton Island
Neces
Oakland Airport
Stonolulu
Gang demands 500 dollars in Indiana note
A letter signed The Gang threatened death if $500 was not left under burdock plants near the Disko post office. Postmaster J A Gregg received the note on June 4. Investigators pursue leads in the small Indiana town.
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United Press
Disko
Ind
J. A. Gregg
Cleaning Naphtha at EuDaly's Delivered in Quantities
Cleaning naphtha product delivered by EuDaly's in quantities of two gallons or more. The record notes the delivery method and minimum quantity for service.
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EuDaly
G O P Leaders Question Candidate Ahead of Kansas City
Washington reports Republican leaders doubt their nominee amid Kansas City convention planning. Hoover leads with 382 votes from instructed and uninstructed delegates, needing 163 more to claim the nomination, while Lowden trails with 215. If Hoover stalls, a Coolidge renomination coup is eyed by some factions.
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Washington
Kansas City
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
Coolidge
Curtis
Hoover
Troover
Frank Lowden
Illinois
State to Get Road Money
Indiana will receive about $4 000 000 for road construction for the two fiscal years ending June 30 1931 from the $75 000 000 federal road appropriation bill passed by the last Congress. The announcement came from the State Highway Commission.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Highway Commission
Weather records report from Beymour Water Co station
Weather report by Riley Goble from the local weather office at the pumping station of the Beymour Water Co. Max 76, Min 53. River stage 1 ft 9 in above low water mark.
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Riley Goble
Beymour Water Co
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Pussyfoot” Johnson
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Fea Praes
Ieee
Pythian Lodge
J. W. Yoder
E. C. Blumer
Jennings County Experiment Farm
Review Board
Openo Olft
Ruth McDonald
Aurora, IL
Denver
Séth W. Shields
Byron K. Zaring
Mary E. Blau
Cletis EK. Jenkins
Wallonia
Edith BE. Waskom
Pershing
Leedy
Jeffrey
Intrepid
Kingsford Smith
Hoosier
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