Arraignment Set for Cook in North Vernon Killing Case
Lawrence Cook is to be arraigned Wednesday at 10 a.m. before Mayor W. H. Stemm at the North Vernon city building on an affidavit charging him with the murder of his wife. Prosecutors say questioning has yielded new information and a grand jury indictment may follow. Cook remains in the local jail with his defense led by Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald and Clem Huggins.
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W. H. Stemm
North Vernon
Stemm
Kook
Cook
Mayor Stemm
Harry Duchem
Karl Woollinger
Rh. OP. Elsner
Seymour
Harry Meloy
Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald
Clem Huggins
Louisville
Sister of Mrs Sherman Day Dies at Laurel Indiana
Mrs Mary Crosby, sister of Mrs Sherman Day, died suddenly Saturday night in Laurel Indiana. She operated the Laurel telephone exchange for years and is survived by three children Daisy Crosby Hershall Miller and Ned Crosby and one brother Stewart Burton. Funeral services are set for Laurel tomorrow and burial at Milroy.
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Sherman Day
Laurel
Indiana
Phoenix
Aziz
Mes
Milroy
Yeager to Speak on Vocational Qualifications at Rotary
Edward L. Yeager of the Indiana University psychology department will address the Rotary Club at tomorrow's regular meeting on the subject Qualifications for Vocational Success. He speaks from a business perspective and has spoken to numerous luncheon clubs.
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Edward L. Yeager
Indiana University
Rotary Club
University
Aviator Spots Blaze From Air Near Walnut Street
Pilot Ralph Sturm of White River Airways observed a fire in the rear sheds at 408 South Walnut Street while circling above. Fireman Doc Dav saw smoke and extinguished the flames that damaged sheds and ignited the Wentz roof, with total damage about 150 dollars.
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Ralph Sturm
White River Airways Inc
Doc Dav
Mrs. Woents
Wentz
William Cameron
Theodore Niewedde
Boys Adopt Play Ethics At Emerson
The Emerson playground director Ralph Collins announced this year’s plan to unify Rotary Lions Club and American Legion support into one citywide boys baseball team. Fifty boys entered, twenty will be cut, and fourteen will form the team to compete in district contests toward a national junior championship. A game against Brownstown Legion is slated for Thursday. The program aims to develop boys mentally physically and morally with fair play and teamwork as core values.
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American Legion
Ralph Collins
Emerson Playground
Othe
Collins
Columbu
Brownstown American Legion
United States
Mr. Collins
Cubs Defeated In Eleven Inning Pitchers Battle
A. L. Jackson pitched eleven innings in his homecoming game in Trope as the Cubs lost 54 to 4 to the Decatur County Givers. Jackson allowed twelve hits but kept them scattered. Seymour sparked a four run lead in the first.
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A. L. Jackson
Trope
Indiana
Cubs
Jackson
Decatur County
Seymour
Former Local Pastor Honored with Doctor of Divinity at DePauw
The Rev. Charles W. Whitman long served as pastor of the First Methodist Church Greencastle from 1917 to 1924 and was awarded the Doctor of Divinity degree by DePauw University. The honor joins three other Methodist workers noted in the same ceremony. Whitman, born in Oakland City in 1873, had a distinguished postwar pastorate and later served in Vincennes after time at Claw City and Indianapolis Trinity Church.
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Depauw
the Tribune
Greencastle
Janet
Charles W. Whitman
DePauw University
Whitman
Oakland City
Ind
Tudiana University
Claw City
Trinity Church
Indianapolis
Liberty
Greensburgh
Vincennes
City Court in Busy Morning Trial
City court heard six men on varied charges this morning with five pleading guilty and one entering a guilty plea. Clell Murphy was fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 34 dollars by Mayor W. Burkart on an intoxication charge and later taken into custody by Homer Phillips after a chase through the southeast part of town ending in a tomato patch. Glen Kreinhagen was fined 7 dollars and 10 cents.
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Clell Murphy
W. Burkart
Ile
Homer Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Glen Kreinhagen
Ex-League Stars Triumph Over Reds In Close Ballgame
Hank Schreiber and the ex league stars edged the Reds in a tight battle as the Ace Ginger Beer nine of Indianapolis won 8 to 4. Seymour totaled nine safeties while the visitors had 11. Baise collected a two bagger and a home run while covering first base.
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Hank Schreiber
Reds
Indianapolis
Seymour
Four-year-old dies from burns after auto wreck near Sparksville
Marie Spence, four, daughter of Orville Spence of near Sparksville, died from burns suffered when her car overturned after an unidentified driver crowded the road. The child received deep burns to her right leg and hip and body in the crash between Sparksville and Medora. She survived at Sehneck Memorial Hospital until today. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Marie Spence
Orville Spence
Sparksville
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Medora
Spence
U S Probes Shooting Of Three Liquor Agents
Federal authorities investigate the Sunday raid on Jacob Huth’s tar n eight miles west of New Albany. Agents Edward Huth is sought for the shooting during a gun battle that injured Charles J. Rukes of Indianapolis Warren V. Allender of Morristown Jad and James Lavely of New Albany suffered gunfire injuries and bruises.
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Tid
Prohibition
Jacob Huth
Here
Edward Huth
Charles J. Rukes
Indianapolis
Warren V. Allender
Morristown
Jad
James Lavely
Albany
Injured as Shrine Special Hits Automobile Near Peters Switch
A Shrine parade train struck a Nash sedan one mile north of Peters Switch on a Pennsylvania line. Driver James Clark and six aboard suffered non fatal injuries described as cuts and bruises with one child sustaining facial injuries. The car occupants, from Peters Switch area and Waynesville, were thrown as the sedan was demolished. the train halted and motorists nearby aided the scene.
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Pennsylvania
Toronto
Canada
Nash
Clark
James Martin Clark
William Orville Clarke
Robert Abel
Paul Bedell
Bedell
Peters Switch
Waynesville
U. S. Road
Here
Stuck Exchange Building Opens to Trading Ribbon
The Board of Trade moves into a new $20,000,000 skyscraper after 18 months in a temporary home. President Hoover taps a key at the White House to open trading in the grain pits as ticker tape showers mark the moment. Alexander Slater Jr of the Liverpool Corn Exchange sends greetings by electric sign. John A. Dunnell, four times head of the Board of Trade, offers thanks from abroad.
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Presa
Chicago
Board of Trade
Commodity Exchange
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White House
Alexander Slater, Jr
Liverpool Corn Exchange
John A. Dunnell
Carol Returns to Throne as King of Romania
Carol proclaimed king by parliament after exile and a near unanimous vote. He vows to serve the state and seeks national unity amid celebrations in Bucharest. He visits Ferdinand's grave, receives a jubilant public welcome, and plans a royal life for young Michael at Cotroceni Palace.
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Associated Press
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Rumania
Jane
Rumnania
Carol
Jom
Helen
Michael
Cotroceni
Carel
Vintila Bratiana
Jonel Bratianu
Buna
Curtes
Ferdinand
Nicholas
Marie
Oberammercan
Indiana 6th annual G A R encampment opens in Wabash
The Grand Army of the Republic Department of Indiana opens its first annual encampment in Wabash with auxiliary orders attending. Veterans in blue campaign hats arrive for registration and committee meetings. The program includes a concert by the Boys Band of the Soldiers and Sailors Home.
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Associated Press
Wabash
Ind
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Indiana
Taps
Martinsville
Women's Réllief Corps
Ladies of the
Daughters of the Union
Sons of Union Veterans
Latter
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Isaac WK Austin
Nobles
Fragmented Continuations Across Page Columns
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Smith Opposition Defeats Senator in North Carolina Primary
In North Carolina the Democratic primary resulted in the defeat of Senator Mariifold M. Simmons. Joshua W. Bailey won seeking to punish Simmons for deserting the party in 1928 and opposing Alfred F. Smith for the presidential nomination. Simmons leaves the Senate after thirty years of leadership.
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Ty Associated Press
Washington
Mariifold M. Simmons
North Carolina
Alfred F. Smith
Simmons
Josiah W. Bailey
Senate
Pois
Veirs
Service
J K Powers Dies of Heart Disease at 77
John K Powers age seventy seven of 7 West Brown Street died Sunday evening about six oclock at home from heart disease He had been ill for a week Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock at Voss mortuary with Rev Clarence A Shabe officiating and burial in Niverview cemetery He was born March 20 1859 in Knox county moved to the county thirty years ago and worked as a timber buyer He is survived by his widow Sarah Powers six children Hessie Snider Vincennes Arthur Powers Seymour Pearl Griffin Seymour Anna Eddington Columbus Moith Nentrup Columbus and thirteen grandchildren nine great grandchildren Two brothers Frank Powers of the west and William Powers of Washington and a sister Zillie Greathouse Mt Carmel Ill Also surviving are a number of nieces nephews and friends He was a member of the First Methodist Church Friends may call at Voss mortuary
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John K. Powers
West Brown Street
Voss Mortuary
Clarence A. Shabe
Nuvial
Tia Niverview
Mr. Powers
Knox
Sarah Powers
Hessie Snider
Vincennes
Arthur Powers
Seymone
Pearl Griffin
Seymour
Anna Eddington
Columbus
Moith Nentrup
Frank Powers
West
William Powers
Washington
Zillie Greathouse
Mt. Carmel
Ill
First Methodist Church
Gangster Chiefs of Ghicago are Hounded
Gangland figures are linked to a shooting as Aneodated Press reports gunfire at a crowd near the Michigan boulevard tunnel in Illinois. Reporter Jacob Little was killed in the incident. Thussell alias Krank Thompson, known as the armorer of gangland, arrived wounded at a New Milford filling station and refused to name his assailants to Sheriff Larry Baldwin. The investigation also noted the discovery of Eugene Mcboughtin and ties to the ongoing gang conflict.
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Jaccob Little
Chicago Tribune
Michigan Boulevard
Allinois Central Railroad
Lingle
Randolph Street
Thussell
Krank
Thompson
Milford
Physicus
Larry Baldwin
Winnebago County
Eugene
Red) Mcboughtin
Will Be Buried Here Mrs A G Carter Former Seymour Resident
The body of Mrs A G Carter aged seventy two formerly of Seymour will be brought from Forest where she died Sunday for burial Tuesday afternoon in Riverview cemetery. Rev Lorence A Shake will conduct the service at the grave. The husband survivess one daughter Mrs Charles J Hardin of Franklin and two grandchildren Max and Hardin.
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A. G. Carter
Seymour
Forest
Riverview Cemetery
Se i
Lorence A. Shake
Charles J. Hardin
Franklin
Max
Hardin
Weather Records Report From Local Weather Office
Riley ioble reports from the official local weather bureau noting river height at 1 foot above the water mark. Highs reached 76 degrees and lows dipped to 48 as conditions prevail.
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Weather Outlook for Ohio Valley This Week
Mostly fair start to the week in the Ohio Valley with a period of warmer temperatures midweek. Temperatures rise early to mid week then taper as a one part of the week ends under clear skies.
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