Seymour Holdup Suspects Captured Near Columbus Indiana
Frank, 22, and Claude, 25, both of Indianapolis, arrested west of Seymour in Bartholomew County and brought to Columbus. Police say they planned more holdups including a Seymour grocery store robbery and a later search for Thomas and Thompson. One suspect wounded in a confrontation with officers. authorities transport them to Seymour for detention.
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John T. Abell
Reymour
Farrey
Jeelson County
Sherif
Charles Blank
Thompson
Indiapapolln
Notre Dame Star George Gipp Dies at 24 After Illness
George Gipp Notre Dame football star dies at 24 in South Bend Ind after a throat disease severe bout of illness since the Notre Dame Northwestern game on November 26. His family is at his bedside and the death follows a long fight for life. He was a law student from Laurium Mich and had been offered a baseball contract by the Chicago National League club.
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Associated Press
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Ind
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Menior
Lauriamn
Mich
Unsavory Case Develops In Local Hotel Cook Ring
Swincennes Sun reports Joe Perkins and Ben Sackton, cooks at the Union Depot hotel, were arrested by city officers after complaints from two women, Miss Ni Shearn and Miss Beulah Deem. Investigations suggest possible charges of encouraging delinquency. Nina reportedly wrote to Joe asking for help with birthday expenses, and money was received.
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Mias Beulah
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Juvenile case triggers hearing after questioned persons released
A fragment states two girls or women, after being questioned by police, were allowed to return home. Two men were released under bowl. Arrests under new laws likely to lead to a juvenile court hearing before Judge Coulter on delinquency charges.
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Elle
Coulter
Litrder Trial Opens in Indiana Court
The trial of Pane W. Henson, a Black man from Mitchell, begins in the Lawrence Superior Court. The case concerns the death of Jania Harper, whose body was found at her home early May 12 after a suspected arson incident. Marshalling testimony focuses on the events leading to the fatal blaze.
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Redford
Ind
Pane W. Henson
Mitchell
Jania Highper
Lawrence Einult
Hemenn
Womanita Etter
Washington Surges to 29 23 Victory Over Seymour
Washington high school outscored Seymour 20 to 9 in the first half and held on for a 29 to 23 win. Key players Tutkin and Burris contributed despite injuries other details note Itskin leaving and a resilient Seymour comeback in the second half.
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Washington High School
Washington
Seymour
Mitchell
Tutkin
Keach
Shota
Trama
Vincennes Sun
Smithville
Vincennes
N. Stallvan
Anti coal conspiracy probe broadens across states
Federal grand jury continues scrutiny of a coal case network spanning Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Investigators pursue whether applicable laws were repealed and what indictments may follow as leaders face legal action and possible congressional review.
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Indianzpolis
Dev
Minéra
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Endiant
Ohio
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Federal Grand Jury
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Senate
Padgett t Gre of Lawyers Granted Fee of $10,000
In Sullivan circuit court Judge Remagell approved a fee of 10,600 in the divorce case Bruner versus Bruner of Vincennes. Attorneys Padgett t Gre of Lawyers receive 10,000 of the total fee. Anna M Bruner sues Andrew J Bruner, a wealthy Vincennes man, for absolute divorce and alimony. The case drew sensational public attention with many witnesses over three weeks. Loretts Bruner testified as a principal witness for the plaintiff amid Vincennes ties.
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Fomerly
Washington
Pring
Vincennes
Remagell
Sullivan
Anna M. Bruner
Andrew J. Bruner
Vinnes Oll
Sullivan Circuit Court
Wallace Returns Home After Federal Sentence
Wallace comes home to a formal reception and supper on Monday after serving sixty days in federal custody following a Hincher strike case. Charles Whitcomb, the other convict in the dispute, has about thirty days remaining of a ninety day term.
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W. A. Wallace
Indianapolis
Anderson
Charles Whitcomb
Storm damages wires across Indiana wind event
A wind storm in Indiana caused damage across regions with winds up to 60 miles per hour. No injuries were reported as wires and infrastructure were damaged. In local sports news Edwardesport independents clash with Washington Lodtenendents for Bee hall hearer at St. Broome school tonight, with a second game planned. The Edwardspors team, featuring former varsity players, will tip off at 6 o clock.
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Military Commission Probes Cork Fire Allegations
In Cork, a military commission to investigate fires that swept the city Saturday night and Sunday is due to wrap up today. Maj Gen Strickland leads the inquiry with evidence gathering underway. Cork's mayor and Sinn Fein members of parliament have been summoned to discuss alleged outrages attributed to foreign ambassadors' watch observations.
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London
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Strickland
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Etno Sinn Fein
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Geneva considers disarmament plan in league assembly
In Geneva on December 14, delegates from nations gathered to debate a disarmament proposal settled by a committee. The measure was anticipated to be approved without changes, though discussions about an international court from yesterday may prompt further debate.
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Southside School Backs TB Bond with Seals Purchase
The Southside school subscribed for a five dollar antituberculosis bond. It disposed of 5,000 seals and ordered 2,000 more. The Monday Afternoon club ordered an additional 150 dollars worth of seals at its meeting.
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Big Plane Crash Near London Kills Pilot and Crew
An airliner bound for Paris from Cricklewood, near London, burst into flames and crashed. the pilot, two mechanics, and a number of passengers are reported dead with others injured.
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Union Depot Plan Discussed by Rail Officials at Lynn Hotel
Gafox station at the Lynn hotel hosted a meeting of railroad and public utility leaders including A. A. Sams Indiana B&O superintendent L. Brown Public Service Co and T. S. Blish among others. Hamilton Louisville division of the Pennsylvania railroad sent word he would attend later. Officials expressed favorable views and said their companies would consider joining in suitable arrangements for a union depot proposal.
Nutrition program starts in Washincum elementary schools
Elementary students weighed and measured to assess underweight prevalence. About 220 children, mainly in seventh and eighth grades, were under 10 percent, prompting school officials to create weekly weighings, discuss parental cooperation, and implement morning and afternoon milk and nutrition classes.
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Thintesn Wei
Hh. Bower
Herning
Somadirisen
Momibay
Majors Second Wife In Given Judgment For 350
In circuit court Judge J W Gedon voided Richard Majors second marriage to Martha Pixer after Majors revealed two wives. First wife who had been living with him in Washington was found alive. Second wife awarded Majors 350 for services rendered. Concurrent case George Daily won 490 against Horner Elevator and MIN Co with costs. Circuit Court notes cover multiple civil actions and motions.
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Martha Pixer
Washington
Ogden
George Daily
Ocalnet the
Horner Elevator and Min Company
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Fourth Vein Coal Company
Eveene Fields
Widow Minnie Vio la Reynolds Dies by Own Action
In Chicago on 13, a coroner's jury ruled that Minnie Vio la Reynolds, a wealthy widow, died by her own action. The verdict followed testimony from the general manager of the Monon railroad after her body was found Saturday in a gas-filled apartment.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Minnie Viola Reynolds
Monon Railroad
Robber Hangs Porter in Hotel Shop Raid
In Indianapolis a Black porter named Herbert Colder was bound with a shoe rag and hung on a coat rack by an armed bandit who then robbed the hotel barber shop cash box and a telephone pay station. The attack occurred early yesterday.
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Herbert Colder
Pasa
Colder
Will Oppose Electric Rate Increase at Edwardsport Hearing
The Vincennes Commercial reports on a public service commission hearing set for Thursday the 16th in Indianapolis regarding a proposed rate increase for Edwardsport Co. Citizens, including Mayor Donedisett and Civ Attorney Aleap, attend to press for adequate electric service. The event is expected to draw limited public turnout while workers demand fair rates and reliable power, with business interests represented by John To Wiener of the chamber of commerce.
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Unofficial Vote Indicates Reelection of Ed Stewart
Terre Haute Indiana reports unofficial results show a unanimous vote for President Ed Stewart, signaling his likely reelection. Secretaries of decal unions will tally miners votes with district secretaries, and tellers meet to begin counting ballots as announcements are expected January 4.
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Associated Presse
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Parking Regulation Amends Main Street Prohibited Zone
Elkanah Allen announces a council adopted amendment to curb parking on Main Street. The ordinance expands the no parking area from east Fifth to west First, adding Main Street between east and west First to the restricted zone.
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Robberies Strike Jewelers in Cleveland Nighttime Thefts
In Cleveland on a January night, two masked thieves broke into a home and stole about $7,000 in jewels from Mrs. Dreateeh Maw, wife of a pewter dealer. Neighbors reported hearing sounds but saw no culprits. Police caution residents to secure valuables after the daring daytime and nighttime spree.
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Cleveland
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Delph
Austria Admitted by Associated Press in Geneva
A dispatch from Geneva reports Austria joined the ranks of admitted nations as the assembly of the league nears completion. The move marks a notable step in postwar diplomacy, aligning Austria with other sovereign states and signaling broader acceptance on the international stage.
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Oyneva
Switzerland
Tyee Yi Austua Wn Comanimensdy
Degre
Nations
Assembly of the Dengue Tein
Marion Officials Seize Large Still
Marion reports a large still seized in the southern part of the city after a private residence raid. The owner was not found. investigators believe the suspect may have fled toward the Mexican border. Authorities will prosecute whoever is taken into custody.
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Sean Pullee
Cnrie
Sheriff Fewter
Local visits and town notes in Eaglesville
Tale Resler from Akron visits with Cal Emile while Mire Nelaan Osborne and Clifford join Mr and Mrs Everett Beasley. Anna Herndon has been up for several days. Jonas Winklepleck and Odon guests visit James Evans after Sunday service. D B Wadsworth traveled to Washington to see Mrs Wadsworth in hospital. Rev Me Catt moved his family from Echerly last week. Construction starts on two new concrete bridges. Sunfon revival meeting began Sunday night.
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Tale Resler
Akron
Calemile
Mire Nelaan Osborne
Clifford
Everett
Beasley
the Marsh
Anna Herndon
Jonas Winklepleck
Odon
James Evans
D. B. Wadsworth
Wash Ington
Wadsworth
Local Youth Gillatt Escapes After Sheriff Confrontation
In Dade City Florida a young man named Gillatt fled a packing house after Sheriff Hudson attempted an arrest. Gillatt resisted, leaped from a platform, dodged fired shots, and escaped through town into the hammock. The sheriff recovered Gillatt's coat later and secured the scene.
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Osceola
Firchange Packing House
Hudson House
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Farmer Losses Put Spotlight on Agriculture and Business Ties
In Indianapolis December 15, editorials argue American farming has been misfitting economic realities. The piece links agriculture to broader business cycles, citing regional leaders and farm policy debates, warning that persistent misalignment could threaten farming livelihoods and national markets.
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Jehan
Vincennee
Dyer
Visions of city visit tour dominate political events
A fragmented report outlines a high visibility inspection tour by a business faction with plans to visit multiple city sites and engage with leaders. The piece references key figures including Leo and Tavis, with mentions of a public gathering and scheduled stops, hinting at campaign style events and potential security arrangements.
Rumors on Cardinal Gibbons Illness Denied in Baltimore
Disputed reports claim Cardinal Gibbons is seriously ill. A nurse attended a private patient at the home of a Baltimore acquaintance while officials denied the rumor, noting no illness to disclose. The article references church authorities and ongoing concern.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Christmas Cake Laws Spur Food Safety Ruling
A law ruling from Cheltinie details restrictions on Christmas cake production and sale after a consumer warning about harmful additives. Officials say bakers and restaurants must follow strict limits, with penalties for those who ignore the guidelines. The ruling targets improper ingredients and urges compliance to protect public health.
Indianapolis Woman Today Celebrates 100th Birthday
Mrs Mari Hineseh of Unis city marks a century, recalling time in New Jersey and elsewhere. The Indianapolis resident credits a long life to faith and family, noting she cast her first vote for a U S senator and later faced illness while caring for her home and community.
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Associated Press
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Mari Hineseh
Unis
Supreme Court Orders New Trial in Auto Case
Indiana Supreme Court orders a new trial for Fred Miles of Fort Wayne on involuntary manslaughter stemming from a July 1968 automobile crash involving William Barton. The Bunce Larry opinion held the Allen County court erred in speed instruction, directing the jury to determine speed from all the evidence.
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Fred Miles
Fort Wayne
Wiliam Barton
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Allen County
Service Star Le Pleads for Walker
Indiana Service Star Legion acts at state conference to urge New York clemency for Jesse Walker of Evansville sentenced to Sing Sing electric chair for a shooting. Resolution sent to the New York governor and board of pardons.
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Indi‘anna Service Star Legion
New York
Jesse Walker
Evansville
Sing Sing
New York State
Officardens
Woman Candidates For Office In San Francisco
A brief note from Qoston reports that women candidates in the municipal election face poor results in San Francisco. The item hints at challenges for female contenders and reflects local political sentiment on December 1.
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Qoston
Woran Cardl
Attleboro Election Results Partly Delayed By Weather
In Attleboro Massachusetts weather kept many voters at home delaying returns. Flora Yirmegett received only 1 vote out of about 3500 in the mayoral race amid three other candidates and re elected officials.
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French seamstresses spark concern in Petersburg
In Petersburg Indiana a French girl and an elderly companion, Miss Fermande Toussen, work as seamstresses to adapt to American life. They live with labors and aim to return to France but seek work with French families in Vincennes if needed. Margaret Siddenlinger of Associated Charities shows interest, arranging possible placements to help them integrate.
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Associated Charities
Vincennes
Buying IAS Begun In Earnest
Washington merchants extend evening hours for Christmas shoppers starting Monday December 20 while closing Christmas Day and noon New Year’s Day. Stores urge early shopping and warn of depleted stock due to high demand, with mail and express gift delivery advised to peak before Christmas. Indianapolis dispatch notes Marcus Sonntag of Evanville and Walter Grenough involved in forthcoming commission secretary appointment after legislative adjournment.
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