C Sprague Wind Tourney Honors At Freetown District
C Sprague star guard and captain led the all district team after the finals. Gray Medora Cummings Browns town Emerson Lucas Freetown Kerkhof Cortland named as forwards and centers. Myers Sprague J Cutshaw Crothersville named guards. Honorable mentions include Peters Johnson Dorsey Wallonia and others. Officials Morse and Babb praised officiating and crowd attendance remained strong.
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C. Sprague
Freetown
Stanley Morse
Everett Babb
Gray
Medora
Cummings
Brownstown
Emerson
Seymour
Buggy and Automobile Collision at Busy Crossing
Mrs. Mary Best of Crothersville, about 60, injured when her buggy struck by a westbound auto at West Second and Poplar streets. Her right wrist broken, extensive bruising. her son-in-law Maurice Moore of near Farmington suffers minor injuries. Horstman in the other auto escapes. Brownstown garage car sent for repairs. Horstman paid $35 in damages. Mrs Best and Moore not held responsible.
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Mary Best
Crothersville
Maurice Moore
Farmington
West Second Street
Poplar Street
Moore
Poplar
Young Horstman
Brownstown
Freetown
Shields High School
Horstman
Local resident fined in motor law violations
Paul Brown of this city was fined 1 dollar and costs on two charges of violating motor-vehicle laws. The fines and costs totaled 22. Charges were filed Sunday and he pleaded guilty this afternoon before Mayor Charles L. Kessler.
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Paul Brown
Mr. Brown
Charles L. Kessler
Facetown Triumphs Over Browns Town In County Tournament
Facetown defeated Browns Town 20 to 18 to win the district net tournament and earn a regional berth in Richmond. C Sprague led the Pershing township team with 15 of 20 points and was named outstanding player while Freetown broke a floor-less curse to reach the regionals.
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Freetown
Dope
Cortland
Richmond
C. Sprague
Brownstown
Pershing Township
Brownston
Medora Restaurant Owner and Daughter Hurt in Truck Crash
H G Williams proprietor of the Palace restaurant at Medora and his 16 year old daughter Marian were injured when a Ford truck left State Road No 4 near Brownstown and overturned after hitting a telephone pole. Williams suffered bruises and possible hip fracture. Marian sustained head and shoulder injuries. Witnesses Frank and Mrs Massena found them at the wreck and both were taken to a Medora physician for treatment.
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H. G. Williams
the Palace
Medora
Marian
Williams
Seymour
Brownstown
Frank Massena
County Clerk Marries After Issuing Licenses
Charles Zollman, the Jeffersonville Indiana county clerk who issued more than 20 000 marriage licenses in five years, wed Miss Bertha Messinley in Indianapolis. The 50 year old former Indiana legislator faced ministerial protests over licenses to Kentucky couples.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Marely
Charles Zollman
Zollman
Bertha Messinley
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Indiana
New Train 10 Be Speedy Monster
Train item mixes phrases about a faster service with fragmented wording. The readable text hints at a headline style note on a new rapid train concept or service termed New Train 10. Details are unclear but indicate emphasis on speed and urgency.
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Opeedy
Browns town church hosts large county Christian conference
The Christian church at Brownstown drew a capacity crowd of 400 for a county conference day with sixteen denomination churches represented. Basket dinner filled the yard. Rev. Buchanan was ill and substituted by Rev. Brock who announced a revival at Wallonia church starting Sunday night.
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Brownstown
C. H. Buchanan
Odon
Reddington
F. M. Brock
Medora
Indiana
F. A. Decker
SS. Lappin
Bedford
Mr. Brock
Brock
Wallonia
Battle of Teapot Dome Opens in Wyoming Court
The Teapot Dome case opens in Cheyenne federal court over a 3000 acre naval oil lands tract in Wyoming. The United States accuses Albert B Fall of leasing to Harry F Sinclair's Mam moth Oil under bribery and fraud. The government, led by Senator Atlee Pomerene and Owen J Roberts, faces defense by Martin W Littleton and others.
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Cheyenne, Co
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
United States
Naval Oil
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Sinclair
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Pomerene
Littleton
Record Run Between Cincinnati and Louisville Shatters Time
A seven coach Baltimore & Ohio train carried the Music Box theatrical company from Cincinnati to Louisville in 2 hours 50 minutes over 130 miles. The run beat the previous best by 30 minutes, with Chil ders of Cincinnati as conductor and Jenkins of North Vernon as engineer. A water stop at North Vernon occurred en route. The Music Box Revue is playing in Louisville this week.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Washington
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Eighth Street
North Vernon
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Vincennes
National Capitol
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Music Box Theatrical Company
Louisville
Perkhiser
Childers
Jenkins
Tower Collapse Kills Man at Sears Plant
A steel construction tower collapsed at the Sears Roebuck plant under construction in Kansas City injuring two others who were seriously hurt. One man was killed in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sears, Roelfick
American Legion Notice Regular Meeting Tonight
Willard Everhart and Adj Lt Prof Aura Smith of Evansville College attend and report on business of importance. Mrs Lily Smith hosts and readers are urged to review the classified ads.
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American Legion
Willard Everhart
Adj
Aura Smith
Evansville College
Lily Smith
Muncie Fruit Jar Manufacturer Edmund Ball Dies
Edmund L. B. Ball, philanthropist and fruit jar maker, died after a December paralytic stroke. Funeral services set for next Wednesday afternoon in Muncie Indiana. A leading developer, Ball and his family donated the Muncie State Normal School to the state. Born in Trumbull County Ohio in 1875.
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Muncie
Ind
Edmund LB. Ball
Ball
Manelie
Muncie State Normal School
Trumball County
Ohio
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Contact Tips Richardson
Residence 67 Tip Richardson advertises Tip's Yellow Taxi with phone 447 offering taxi service anytime anywhere.
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Tip
Yellow Taxi
Tip Richardson
Senators Hear Of Large Tax Deductions In Copper And Oil
Treasury experts told a Senate committee losses exceed 50 million dollars from erroneous deductions by copper firms including Anaconda and Inspiration. Grimes of the IRS argued valuations were too high, boosting depletion allowances and lowering taxes. Testimony also cited oil companies with absurd depletion claims and notes extensive amortization for US Steel and Alcoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Treasury
Senate
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Anaconda Copper Company
Inspiration Copper Company
L. C. Manson
Anaconda Company
John A. Grimes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Inspiration Company
Grimes
Manson
Couzens
A. F. Fay
United States Steel Corporation
Aluminum Company of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Aluminum
Two Ships Collide and Freighter Aalsum Takes Water
The Dutch freighter Aalsum sank its number 2 hold and filled with water after colliding with the shipping board tanker Dannedake off Nantucket. The Aalsum, under her own power, moved toward New York as the tanker sustained only minor damage. Capt. Huff reported a leaking hull and sent an SOS.
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New York
Shipping Board
Dannedake
Nantucket
Aulsum
Huff
Aalsum
Fran Stinnes Dies at 81 in Maelheim Home
Fran Audeline Stinnes, mother of Hugo Stinnes, died today at her Maelheim home after a long illness worsened by grief at Hugo Stinnes' death. She was 81, and her death comes a year after her son's passing.
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Berlin
Mar
Fran Audeline Stinnes
Hugo Stinnes
Maelheim
Hugo
Notice U R E of P Meeting Tuesday Evening
Notice for U R E of P meeting scheduled Tuesday evening. George Bartlett, Captain, urges attendance due to business of importance.
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Mi10d
George Bartlett
Indiana Gerrymander Bill Passes Senate Amid Close Race
Indiana Senate votes 27 to 0 to pass the Penrod Gerrymander bill moving Lawrence County from the Third to the Second district. Democratic senators abstain, with observers predicting delay as House efforts collide with adjournment and a crowded agenda.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Indiana Senate Today
Lawrence County
Ohio
House
Leslie
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