Dead Fish In Muscatatuck Reported In Jackson County
Game Wardens Morrison and Kain investigated reports of tons of dead fish floating down the Muscatatuck River between Crothersville and Little York. Authorities say the cause is unknown but likely poisoning. Officials plan to release facts after the investigation and may act to stop the poisoning source.
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Morrison and
Kain
Muscatatuck River
Crothersville
Little York
Jackson County Fish and Game Association
Muscatatuck
Jackson County
White River
Columbus
Azalia
White Rivers
Lutheran Picnic at Gaiser Park Sunday
The Lutheran Club and the Ladies Aid Society host a Sunday picnic at Gaiser Park starting at noon with a basket dinner. An afternoon Cubs vs Waymansville baseball game follows and the Seymour Concert Band led by Adolph Steinwedel will headline the evening concert.
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Gaiser Park
Lutheran Club
Ladies Aid Society
Cubs
Waymansville
Seymour Concert Band
Adolph Steinwedel
Picture Bride Seeks Divorce After Misleading Photo
A 17 year old bride in Chicago seeks a divorce from 70 year old Casimir Gut after revealing she agreed to marry only after seeing a photo of a younger man. The image, used by her mother, did not reflect the husband’s current appearance. She testified before Superior Judge Williams.
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Chicago
Williams
Lottie Gut
Casimir Gut
Slapping Chief of Police Costs $1 and More
Clavton Reid faced $1 fine and costs for slapping Chief of Police Homer Phillips and $100 plus costs for liquor possession in city court before Mayor Burkart. He resisted arrest, struck the officer on the forehead, and will serve 141 days at a dollar a day at the state penal farm for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clavton Reid
Homer Phillips
CC. W. Burkart
Reid
Phillips
Mississippi Woman Represented At Carolina Rhododendron Festival
Frances Ranson of Aberdeen Mississippi was chosen as her state's representative woman for the Rhododendron Festival in Asheville North Carolina by the Governor. While at Mississippi State College for Women Miss Rawson was named the most beautiful student.
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Frances Ranson
Aberdeen
Mississippi
Asheville
N.C
Ranson
Mississippi State College For Women
Rawson
Superior Bakery to Move Plant On North Ewing Street
Superior Bakery will relocate from East Second Street to the former N. D. Shoat Motor Sales building on North Ewing Street. A new oven will be installed next week, increasing capacity with two ovens and expanded floor space. The move, expected around July, will serve wholesale and retail trade with twelve employees and three trucks. The N. D. Short Motor Sales has moved into the Hardesty Hotel rear garage.
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Superior Bakery
East Second Street
N. D. Shoat Motor Sales
North Ewing Street
N. D. Short Motor Sales
Hardesty Hotel
Eunice Pringle Returns to Court in Pantages Case
Eunice Pringle the young dancer subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury probing whether her accusation against theater magnate Alexander T. Pantages was false. The probe follows an affidavit by Eugene Mozier claiming a frame up, which Fitts and Pringle deny. Pantages remains free on $100,000 bond pending appeal from a 1 to 50 year sentence for assault.
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Associated Presa
Los Angeles
Eunice Pringle
Alexander — T. Pantages
US 8
Webb
Eugene Mogzier
Baron Fitts
Fitts
Miss Pringle
Mozier
Pantages
Dean Pack Starts at Sugal Plant with Strong Prospects
The Morgan Packing Company seeks 500 more acres of sweet corn and tomatoes while Vincennes Packing reports full local contracted acreage. About 1,500 acres of sweet corn 1,000 of tomatoes and 100 of beans are under contract. beans pack begins around July 4. Tomato crops delayed by drought but expected to be good. beetle threat later avoided.
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Morgan Packing Company
Brownstown
Vincennes Packing Corporation
P. W. Funderberg
Funderberg
Farm as laboratory urged to aid Indiana farmers
Lafayette Indiana June 21 vocational agriculture teachers at Purdue heard M M Lang chief of farm service at Brue Valley Creamery Institute advocate broader use of the farm as a laboratory and service by students to boost farm profits. He cited 721000 cows in Indiana with nearly 48000 fed and milked without profit and said students could push feeding practices to profit for over half of nonperforming cows. Lang spoke after other campus talks by Purdue leaders and educators. County agents from across Indiana toured Purdue agricultural experiment station work on the campus.
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Lafayette
Ind
M. Lang
Farm Service
Brue Valley
Vocational Agriculture Teachers
Purdue University
Indiana
Long
Cc, Elliott
M. L. Fisher
Purdue
W. A. Sutth
S. S. Cramer
Educational Department of
Paordue
J. A. Linke
Federal Board of Volational Education
Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station
Dogs Poisonings Shock Seymour As Police Probe
Chief Homer Phillips investigated the poisoning of score of dogs in Seymour with four deaths. Arsenic or strychnine was used, dogs dying in agony after feeding. Poisonings concentrated in the west end. motive unclear but deemed mean. No local drug purchase linked to culprit. Community mourns as canine funerals proceed. Final plans for the Indiana State DeMolay Conclave in Indianapolis were set with ceremonies, memorial service, and state events at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
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Homer Phillips
Seymour
iChief Phillips
Phillips
Chief Phillips
West End
Indiana
Indianapolis
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
34Th
Central Streets
Dunke
Hacker
Shelbyville
Spedek
State Advisory Council
Joe Bad Diekman
Evinald Sullivan
Secretary Mellon Praises New Tariff Law
Secretary Mellon defended the Hawley Smoot tariff praising it for removing recovery obstacles and erasing 16 months of uncertainty. Senator Watson backed the law in a radio address while President Hoover considered commission changes to implement the act.
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Washington
Mellon
Ile
Foundaton
Watson
Indiana
Hoover
Take Commission
Hawley-Smoothet
Commssion
Senate
Congress
Lutheran Picnic at Gaiser Park Sunday Draws Public
Community event at Gaiser Park features a baseball game and a band concert with public invitations. A fragment mentions a frog in mud and lively appetites, but details remain unclear.
Maniac Slayer Ulai mo Mission Ends Bloodshed Writings
A maniac killer who claimed ties to a secret order called the Red Diamond declared his mission ended in a last letter. Police pursued a gunman who abducted two women in Queens, with fear of further killings as clues narrowed.
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New York
Red Diamond
Russia
United States
Mozvaiski
Woo Lam
Queens
Virginia Welcomes Its Most Famous Son
Richmond welcomes Dick Byrd, famed explorer and conqueror of polar reaches and Atlantic crossings. Citizens from across the Old Dominion gather to honor Winchester born Byrd, whose exploits kindle romance and national pride.
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Richmond
Virginia
Dick Byrd
Old Dominion
Polar
Atlantic
Winchester
Parrot Fever Sermon by Pastor A A Cohn at First Baptist
Hear Sunday evening at the First Baptist church the message Parrot Fever by Pastor A A Cohn. Public invited. Base
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First Baptist Church
A. A. Cohn
Two Hundred Injured in Indian Outbreak
Bombay on June 21 reports two hundred injured in a nationalist demonstration clash in the Maidan Meplainade. Police using bamboo clubs dispersed the crowd while ambulances ferried the wounded including five women to hospitals. about 300 treated for minor injuries. Troops stood by as 400 foot and 50 mounted police plus 30 officers enforced the ban on gathering for two weeks.
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Bombay
Maidan Meplanade
Ambulaneen
Hospittals
Woman Candidate for Short Senatorial Term
Miss Thelma Parkinson of Vine No. J. ie the Democratic now vies for the unexpired Senate term of Walter B Edge ending March 4 1831. Parkinson is 54 years old.
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Thelma Parkinson
Vine
J. Ie
Walter B. Edge
Engling March
Miss Parkinson
Gun Rediscovery Ties Foster to Lingle Slaying in Gang Probe
The gun used to kill Tribune reporter Jake Lingle was traced to gangster Frank Foster who has vanished. Police, using a serial number, linked the weapon to Peter Von Frantzius and the Moran Aiello gang. Foster had left that outfit and fled as investigators widened a countrywide hunt.
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Chicago
Jake Lingle
Tribune
Frank Foster
Foster
Sporting Poods
Peter von Frantizius
von Frantzius
Hut
North Sie
George
Bugs) Moran
Aiellos
Moran-Aiello
Capone
Lingle
Poster
Hester
Linois Central
William Russell
John Steve
Steve
Russell
Grand Avenue
Moran-Aiiello Gang
Dominic Aiello
Aiello-Moran
Murder charge sought against H t Schroeder in torch death
Marion County prosecutor says grand jury will probe the alleged torch murder in Indiana. Harold H Schroeder, captured in Mobile Alabama, may face first degree murder indictment for the unidentified man found burned in Schroeder s car near Indianapolis May 31. Schroeder waives extradition and will be taken to Indianapolis for the grand jury probe.
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Marion County
Associated Presa
Mobile
Ala
George Winkler
Indiana
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Indianapolis
Schroeder
Winkler
Judson JL. Stark
Stark
Harold H. Schroeder
Harold Lerbert Schroeder
Lianapolis
George L. Winkler
Massachusetts
Terre Flante
Ind
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Associated Press
Carolina
N. D. Short
Dean Pack
Sugal
Vincennes Corporation
Dwight W. Morrow
Mrs. Morrow
Naglendod
Morrow
New Jersey
Uemolays
Lutheran Picnic
Maniac
Ulaimo
Killings
World Wide Secret Order
The
Hy Annociated Press
Admiral Richard Byrd
Assasin
Tribune Reporter
Ty Associated Press
Irikii
H. T. Sghadeder
Ami
Mobile, Ala
Riley Geble
Beyemont Water
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