Lunch Room Arrested In Federal Case Action
Prosecutor Homer Beasley indicated the Hyatt case would likely go to federal authorities. A trial date of Monday, April 22, was set, with local officials making the raid around 12:30 a.m. Hyatt denied liquor was poured from a pitcher near a sink. Hyatt sought an immediate trial, but prosecutors said federal action was probable and that a trial would occur days later.
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Homer Beasley
Hyatt
Bowman
Sheley
Guthrie
White
Kers Jones
Horrail
Beasley
Hich
Mayor Miller Seeks Re election on Republican Ticket
The end of the plan to grant a new 25 dollar monthly pay boost for firefighters is noted as the election issue. Mayor Victor Miller runs for reelection on the Republican ticket facing Democrat Lawrence McDaniel.
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Tion
Victor Miller
Lawrence McDaniel
Death Toll From Storm Rises Across Regions
United Press reports storms sweeping the southwest, midwest, and east cause loss of life and extensive damage. Four deaths confirmed, hundreds of homes flooded or damaged, Mississippi levee patrols in effect, and flooding threats from the Fabius and nearby rivers endangering Quincy Illinois as crews guard against breaks.
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United Press
South West
Midwest
East
Chicago
Flo
Fiours
Sowa
Linols
Ole
Wlingis
Waseo
Hannibal
Weokuk
Iowa
Mississippi
Illinois
Quincy
Ill
Ilinois
Chicago Aldermen Runoff Purpose and Voting Day
Chicago voters return to the polls for a runoff alderman election after a March failure to reach a majority. Detectives patrol wards to curb intimidation and kidnapping risks seen in past elections. The piece notes the unusual campaign tactics and a focus on safety during the voting process.
Williams defends ouster charges as blunderbuss air
Indianapolis April 2 Williams director of the state highway commission said charges against him were a blunderbuss fired into the air and he would answer each count in detail. Defense counsel prepared to press for full hearings on new deficit and related charges and demanded a complete hearing for all counts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John D. Williams
State Highway Commission
United Press Today
Williams
Jakeey
Money Night
James Bingham
Wisconsin vote asks if state will repeal prohibition law
Madison reports a special ballot asking whether Wisconsin will repeal the prohibition act known as the Severson repeal. Voters decide if the state will secede from the union over prohibition, a signal of broader sentiment. The result guides the legislature in session.
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Madison
Wis
W. E
Wisconsin
Weks
Nevada
New York
Montana
Maryland
Dyeal
Ar Bateman Paid Fine After Stop Incident
Ar Bateman paid a four dollar fine following a stop incident. He is described as a son of Sher Amah and was arrested in connection with the event.
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Ar Bateman
Sheramah
Lindbergh Heads to Visit Fiancée Today
A fragmented note indicates Charles Lindbergh plans to see his fiancée today after a period of travel and study. The brief item mentions travel activity and personal plans without additional context or dates.
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Lindbergh
Deposition details in DeKing home shooting probe
Geneva April reports conflicting depositions from Eugene Boyd and Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith regarding the Werrant search at the DeKing home. Boyd admitted sending a friend for liquor and returning near a pint, while Smith claimed he fired as he feared for his life after seeing a firearm. Smith described aiming at the hip during the struggle, a scream by a woman, and a 12 year old son of the DeKings shouting he had him.
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Geneva
Lil
Rge
Aurore
DeKing
Eugene Boyd
Fairchild
Ete
George Carbury
Roy Smit
Toa DeKing
Smith
Elgin
St. Joseph
Vierke
Mrs Rachel Dix Bynum dies at 81 in Indianapolis
Funeral services for Mrs Rachel Dix Bynum 81 will be held in Indianapolis. She died Monday at 5 p m and burial will be beside her husband William D Bynum in Washington Indiana. Surviving are her son Dixon H Bynum and daughter Maude Bynum. Her husband led the gold belt of the Democratic party in 1896 and served in federal law revision efforts under McKinley.
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Indianapolis
Rachel Dixson Bynum
Wees
Washington
Ind
William D. Aewmn
United States
William Jennings Bryan
William D.bynum
Oak Grove
Bynum
Davia
Con
County awards Cosby bridge contract and Lieber machine bid
County commissioners awarded Frank Cosby a contract for building four iron bridges with a combined bid of 3118 dollars, 235 dollars less than the separate bids. H Lieber & Company of Chicago was awarded a separate contract to furnish a county machine for making blueprints at 315 dollars for use by the county surveyor and engineer.
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Frank Cosby
H. Lieber & Compay
Chitazo
Tract
Missing meat cutter and $228 puzzle Evansville police say
Evansville Ind April 2 police recovered a missing meat cutter at the grocery and found 228 of the company’s money unaccounted for after an investigation led by manager Oliver Bredemeier. The store reported the loss following the cutter’s departure.
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Evansville
Ind
Oliver Emeier
Clita
Bredemeier
Polk
No Bidders for Evansville Bonds Assembly Notice
Evansville officials report no bids received for the municipal bond issue prompting reevaluation. City treasurer notes process continues with potential reissuance and timeline adjustments.
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Evansville
American Reported Wounded by Bombers
A terse dispatch from Nogales Arizona reports an American wounded by rebel air attacks. The report notes casualties on the Mexican side near Naco as combatants exchange fire with rebel aviators.
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Nogales
Ing Ae Ariz
Accord
Fedne
Naco
Charles Y. Nellis Nominated for Mayor in Robinson
Charles Y. Nellis has been nominated as a mayoral candidate in Robinson municipal affairs. The fragment references party alignment and the nomination process, but details are incomplete and unclear from the readable text.
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Charles Y. Nellis
Robinson
I Municipal
Bele artefacts mark oldest Faroese scripture find
A fragmentary inscription from the Bele site on the Faroe Islands is described as the oldest known script fragment found in Faroese archaeology. Researchers note its potential link to early Norse literacy and maritime trade networks in the Norse Atlantic.
Vincennes Man Gets New Judge for Trial
Princeton Ind Agril AY paoner granted here this morning in the case against Raymond Winninger of Vincennes charged with perjury. The trial will be before Banford Trippett, a Gibson county prose- May of the Circuit Court. Clyde McKay and T. M. McDonald’s names were struck off by attorneys for the defense. A decay ger was indicted months ago by the Gibson county force and has been unable to furnish Ba boad he has been held ip pi on At this Wime .
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Princeton
Ind
Agril AY Paoner
Raymond ,Winninger
Vincennes
Banford Trippett
Gibson County
Circuit Court
Clyde McKay
City A
T. M. McDonald
Hovey C. Kirk
Winalge
Gibson Coun
Discovery at Pransville Courthouse Captures Fisherman Tale
A fragment from Pransville Indiana recalls a courthouse incident described by Urban Nippy Martin, a circuit court bailiff. The tale centers on a veteran fisherman and his effort to catch specimens, with mentions of bait shortages and fading conditions at the site.
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Pransville
Ind
Urban
Martin
Man Struck by Auto Driven by Mrs Hubbe Hurts
Donald Hopper suffered painful bruises and minor cuts Saturday when struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Arthur Hubbe. The incident details a daytime collision in the city with medical care not specified.
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Donald Hopper
Arthur Hubbe
Accident Reported at Main and Meridian Streets
A two-vehicle crash occurred about 6 45 last night at the intersection of Meridian and Main streets. Otto Ritterskamp drove a truck and Robert Miles drove a light roadster. both drivers were injured and taken to a local hospital. Investigators classified the incident as a collision with damage to both vehicles and possible injuries to the occupants.
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Otto Rittekamp
Robert Miles
Colt Wi
Meridian
Ritterskamp
Miles
Tickets for Two Days To Marry Play Sale
Fifty cent tickets for the play Two Days To Marry to be staged at St. Mary's auditorium on April 10 and 11 may be purchased at Sum Brothers era He Hiams Pharmacy Sums Drugs 4 Stove.
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Dew St. Mary’s Auditorium
Sum Brothers Ee Era He Hiams Pharmacy
Sums Drugs 4
Grubb Funeral Service Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for H. Grubb were held this afternoon at 2:30 from Prentice Street. A son was mentioned in the account, with details noting the family residence on Prentice Street and the Scipek line.
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Grubb
H. Grubb
Scipek
Prentice Street
Shumaker’s Motion Overruled Today
A court ruled Shumaker’s motion overruled today in a docket involving India and a seal league. The decision follows a rehearing request and potential further action by the parties.
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Shumaker
Dor
Hearing on Live Stock Shipping Rates
A state hearing is set for April 2 on the petition by the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation and Producers Association seeks intrastate rate reductions for live stock shipments. The hearing will address proposed changes and potential impacts on producers and handlers within the state.
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Yneat Ae
Tad
Indiana Farm
Bureau Federation and Producers Association
Tate
Boys Let Air Out of 100 Auto Tires
Nearly 100 motorists in Indianapolis attended a Brightwood church pray meeting then found every car tire had been deflated. Reported as prank, several churchgoers joked about losing their religion as tires were found flat.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Brightwood M. E
Purcell Will Probate Details In Bloomington News
The will of the late Georgia W Purcell probated today allocates 5000 to daughter Mary C, 1000 to Laura B, 1000 to a sister, with the rest to children George P Etchel W Skillman Mary Purcell and Helen Purcell sharing equally. No real estate to be sold without all children consent. George Purcell received 20000 in advance and may owe the balance if his share falls short. Dated June 1927.
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Vincennes
Mre
Georgia W. Purcell
George W. Purcell
The
Blomington Wa
Laura Bh
George P Etchel W. Skillman
Mary Purcell
Helen Purcell
George Purcell
Car Load of Brick for Central Church
A car load of facing brick for the new Central Christian church has arrived and begun hauling to the site. The delivery sets the stage for rapid progress on finishing the church as work moves forward.
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Central Christian Church
West Pirst
Eobebnenad
Robb Becomes Miners’ Leader In District Change
Robb assumed the post as leaders of the miners in the district, stating any personnel changes would be decided at a forthcoming meeting. The brief note indicates a transition in regional mining leadership and plans for procedural steps at an official gathering.
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Robb
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