Two Men Arrested After Still Raid Near Maumee
Otto Arthur and his son Claude were arrested in Salt Creek township on charges of operating a still after deputies and a three man posse raided the Arthur camp. Otto was wounded by a shotgun blast during the earlier raid. both men are held on $2,000 bonds and await the opening term of Jackson circuit court in October. A 15 gallon still, mule, and two barrels of mash were seized.
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Otto Arthur
Claude
Maumee
Salt Creek Township
Meredith Stewart
Brownstown
Hubert Wilson
Paul Robertson
George Gallion
Arthur
Claude Arthur
Stewart
Jackson
Freetown
Crothersville Young Men Charged With Grand Larceny
Herman Hall aged 21 and Clyde Haulk aged 18 both of Crothersville were arrested in Fowler Indiana on grand larceny warrants. They were returned to Brownstown and jailed with bonds set at 2000 dollars each. Authorities say the pair evaded capture two weeks ago after being charged with stealing tractor tools tires and other equipment from local farmers.
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Herman Hall
William Hall
Crothersville
Clyde Haulk
Henry Haulk
Fowler
Ind
Benton County
Sherman Sneed
Ralph Stotz
Brownstown
Carl Tiemeyer
Tiemeyer
Regular taxi service to Pauley's Cabin
Regular taxi service advertised with contact phone 333 and reference to Pauley’s Cabin for transport.
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Pauley
Three arrests tied to Jennings county liquor ring
Jennings county sheriff Ray Hearne reports three men were arrested Saturday night in North Vernon and Marion township as part of dismantling a local liquor ring. Paul Cox Vernon Deputy and George Lotz face illegal possession charges. Cox held on bond default. Trial set before Mayor Webster tonight at 7.0
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Jennings County
Ray Hearne
Paul Cox
Kessler
Hearne
Vernon
Marion Township
George Lotz
North Vernon
Lotz
Cox
Webster
Epworth League Plans Convention at Hope
The Epworth League of First Methodist church will attend the district conference in Hope June 16 to 18. Four local delegates join many Seymour attendees led by Miss Frances Teckemeyer with Dr. L C Jeffrey coordinating the Seymour district’s preparations for a large delegate turnout.
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Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Hope
Seymour
Frances Teckemeyer
Nellie Pease
Margaret Jacobs
Frances M. Tekcemeyer
Howard Blumer
Tip's Yellow Taxi Advertisement Entry
Classified ad note for Tip Richardson offering taxi services with phone 447 and residence 67 as contact details. References generic service scope any time anywhere.
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Tip Richardson
Flag Day Sermon Highlights Patriotism at Majestic Theater
Rev Omith in a First Methodist service at the Majestic Theater led a patriotic Flag Day program. The audience included American Legion groups and Grand Army of the Republic as the Methodist choir directed by Miss Jessie Jeffrey performed. The pastor spoke that the flag’s value lies in the principles of the nation, not its colors or stars.
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Golden A. Smith
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Majestic Theater
American Legion
The
Auxiliary
Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Methodist
Jessie Jeffrey
Five Crown Near Elkhart Boat Disaster Claims Three
Three people died in a lake boat tragedy near Elkhart Indiana. Dominic Sibbille aged 30 Mrs Angelina Fortine aged 50 who were to wed next month and Julia Ripoli aged 9 drowned when their boat sank in five feet of water in Lake Samaton last night.
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Elkhart
Ind
Lake Samaton
Dominic Sibbille
Angelina Fortine
Julia Ripoli
Macedonia Leader Killed by Greek Assassin
Pantseho Mic ailoff, leader of the Macedonian autonomists, was killed today by a Greek assassin. The killer escaped, according to Central News dispatches from Sofia.
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London
Pantseho Micailoff
Sofia
Addison Hotel Robbed by Sixbandits in Detroit
Six bandits forced four employees and a patron to the floor at the Addison Hotel in Detroit. Three of the robbers were armed and the thieves took valuables totaling between 1500 and 3000 dollars.
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Detroit
Addison
United States demands action from Mexico on obligations
Washington says action not words is the United States reply to Mexico after President Calles criticised Secretary Kellogg for demanding Mexico discharge international obligations to continue U S support for a stable government.
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Washington
United State
Mexico
Calles
Kelloge
United States
Impressive Rites Held for Late Dr. George G Graessle
Funeral services for Dr. George G Graessle a renowned surgeon were held at his South Chestnut street home at 3 PM with Rev J Moeller of Trinity Methodist and Rev Golden A Smith of First Methodist officiating. Rotary Club quartet sang two numbers while Jackson County Medical Society members served as honorary pallbearers. Success Company Uniform Rank K of P provided military honors.
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George G. Graessle
South Chestnut Street
J. Moeller
Trinity Methodist Church
Graessle
Golden A. Smith
First Methodist Church
Dr. Graessle
Seymour
Rotary Club
Don A. Bollinger
Elmer Bollinger
Edward J. Hancock
Walter Voss
T. S. Blish
D. Billings
Nathan Wheatman
Wi Iethoff
George A Winkenhofer
John Grouch
Canoe Trip Progress Reported on White River
Bedford Indiana June 16 Leon Miller and Dale Williams showed enthusiasm over progress on a canoe trip from Shelbyville to the Gulf of Mexico. They expect to complete the journey within a few weeks.
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Bedford, Ind
Leon Miller
Dale Williams
White River
Shelbyville
Ind
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Memorial Day Sermon by Rev Cohn At Hermion Lodge
In a Baptist church service before more than 100 Knights of Pythias the Rev A A Cohn praised lodge principles and duty to God. Mrs Frank Johnson sang Teach Me To Pray and T Roeger Carter rec ords keeper read a brief history of Knights of Pythias and Hermion Lodge noting its 1864 founding after the Civil War.
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Knights of Pythias
Baptist Church
A. A. Cohn
Hermion Lodge
Baptist Choir
Frank Johnson
T. Roeger Carter
Seal
K. of P. Fraternity
United States
H. Rathbone
Order of Knights of Pythias
Damon and Pythias
Charles A. Kiefer Dies in Evansville Gun Accident
Charles A. Kiefer aged 57, manager of the Evansville Country Club and former Calumet Country Club executive in Chicago, died in Evansville today from an accidental gun discharge. He stumbled on a step while carrying the firearm and it discharged, the bullet penetrating his abdomen.
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Evansville
Ind
Charles A. Kiefer
Evansville Country Club
Calumet Country Club
Chicago
Aeronaut James M. Stewart Dies After Parachute Fails
Rochester reports the death of 26 year old aeronaut James M. Stewart of South Bend after leaping from a balloon at 2000 feet. He suffered a broken neck crushed ribs and internal injuries. The International News Service notes the tragic accident.
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Rochester Ind
James M. Stewart
Stewart
South Bend
Chicago's Counter to Gangs Grows After Week of Blood
Chicago vows harsh action after five policemen die in a week as State's Attorney Robert Crowe Police Chief Morgan Collins Sheriff Peter Hoffman and Mayor Dever unite to crush gangland. Hoffman orders nightly closings of cabarets and roadhouses while Collins seeks legal steps to restore 1 am closing laws or restrict questionable venues.
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Chicago
Gangland
United Crime
Robert BE. Crowe
Morgan Collins
Peter M. Hoffman
William FE. Dever
Hoffman
Collins
Bush Ways
Immediate Trial for Gas Poisoning in Beverly Glen
Los Angeles dentist Dr. Thomas W. Young, 46, confessed to murdering his wife Grace Young, 37, a society leader. He said he killed her February 22 with somnoform gas, placing her body in a cistern at their Beverely Glen cabin and burying it. District Attorney Asa Keyes called it a coldly planned "murder of science" as Young awaited immediate trial.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Thomas W. Young
Grace Young
Los Angeles Society
California Club
Young
Asa Keyes
Science
Mrs. Young
Beverely Glen
Dr. Young
Chinese radicals call for war with Britain at Shanghai
In Shanghai on June 15 Chinese radicals urged immediate war with Great Britain after the Hankow killings. General Hsu Chien demanded a Chinese army be sent to Shanghai and for Britons to be expelled if unrepentant. The crisis centers on anti-British protests and the thirteen Chinese demands over the Shanghai shooting.
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Shanghai
China
Great Britain
Hankow
Britain
Students’ Union
Hsu Chien
Nuomingtang
Yangtse
Kiukiang
Funeral planned for blind inmate Sam Senkevich
Gary Indiana June 15 funeral arrangements were under way for Sam Senkevich a 62 year old blind inmate of Lake county infirmary who escaped last week and whose body was found at the bottom of a ditch near Crown Point yesterday.
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Gary
Ind
Sam Senkevich
Lake County Infirmary
Crown Point
Children Day Exercises Brighten City Sunday Schools
A large crowd attended Sunday Schools across the city for the annual Children’s Day services. Boys and girls performed their parts well, inspiring both young attendees and older parishioners at several churches.
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Benerafon
Miss Jeanette Black Recovering After Major Operation
Miss Jeanette Black daughter of M Black of St. Louis Avenue is at Schneck Memorial Hospital recovering from a major operation performed there Saturday morning.
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Jeanette Black
M. ©. Black
St. Louis Avenue
Schneck Memorial Hospital
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