South Side School Favored In City Council Vote
The council debated funding for the South Side School project, and a veto by Mayor McCarty failed to pass as enough votes were not secured. Budget limits and the city cemetery relocation sparked further discussion on who would bear costs and how to proceed with road and street plans for State Road 50 through Washington.
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Rodarmel
Roy Seoble
Bryan
le Routt
Dillin
McCarty
Toregard Watenate
City School Board
Routt
William J. Titus
City of
Washington
Highway Commission
Pugent
Tom Har
Will Hyatt
Main Street
Repaint inquiries and addresses from local notices
Arlie Padgett listed for repaint at 704 Babi Street. Charles A. Coach plans a model home at 400 North Meridian Street with estimated cost $50. Frank Fields requests work along a street between Southeast Sign and Seventh Street. Sarah Yarbrough at 826 South East Seth Babrick at 102 East Oak Street. Martha Neidige at West Main and Secom involved in property matter.
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Arlie Padgett
Babi Street
Charles A. Coach
North Meridian Street
Frank Fields
Street
Seventh Street
Sarah Yarbrough
Southe Street
Seth Babrick
East Oak Street
Martha Neidige
Opi
West Main
Secom
Shooting Affray in Vincennes Leaves One Dead and One Wounded
In Vincennes Indiana Apee William Bowers aged 37 of 237 Minneapolis Ave is dead and Walter Kitchel Jr aged 24 is wounded after a shooting at about 6 15 last evening. A revolver in the Bowers home fired multiple times with five bullets found in the weapon and three wounds on the deceased woman Mrs Be ing. kitchel and Mrs Bowers were involved, with police noting uncertain shot counts. Sentencing and further details not provided.
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Vincennes
Ind
William Bowers
Minneapolis Ave
Walter Kitehbell Jr
Bhberwine Sr
Tonneapong ‘Ave
Bucky Bowers Bigs
Gardner
Anjoulan
Harry Flack
Harrington & Richardson
Smith & Weeson
Norman E. Beckes
Kitchell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Flak
Kitchel
Mrs. Bowers
Graf Zeppelin Opens Mediterraneary Tour in 4 P.M. Showing
Graf Zeppelin begins its second Mediterraneary tour with a 4 PM performance today. The airship's return visit to the schrichshaten area draws interest from local officials and aviation enthusiasts.
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Zeppelin
Weather disaster toll and flood outlook in Mississippi valley
St Louis report from April 23 notes three days of floods and tornadoes across the Mississippi valley. The weekend death toll stands at 26 with heavy damage to farms and new crops. Harrisburg and Peoria area reports clearing skies and hope for crest passing as floodwaters recede.
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St. Louis
Moi
Guture
Wagi
Mississippi Valley
Harrisburg
Poultry Meetings to Be Held Tomorrow
Purdue extension man Mr. Leon Todd will discuss chick brooding feeding and sanitation at five poultry meetings in Daviess county. Schedule includes April 23 Frank Schnarr farm Cann erburg 9 30 a m and Whetsell farm Washington 1 30 p m Hinora high school 7 39 p m April 24 Ralph Thom pson Odon 9 30 a m and Austin McCall Epsom 1 30 p m A visit to Dearmin Co packing plant at Odon follows the Ralph Thompson meeting.
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Leon Todd
Purdue University
Daviess
Frank Schnarr
Cannerburg
Whetsell Farm
Washington
Hinora High School
Ralph Thompson
Odon
Austin McCall
Epsom
Ralph ‘Thompson
Dearmin & Co
Fear 112 Lost From Steamer Toyokuni Maru
Tokyo reports fear for 112 lives after the Toyokuni Maru foundered in the Bearing Sea off Kamchatka. Two Japanese steamers responding to the SOS rescued 97 aboard, including crew and returning fishermen. rescue details vary. Medical teams and care arrangements are noted for the injured.
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Tokio
Japan
Kamehatkea
S.O.S
Cac
Naval problem before powers of Europe now
Washington April 23. Chairman Britten of the house naval affairs committee calls Hugh Gibson’s Geneva restatement a “completement” of our delegate’s position and a British victory for diplomacy. He warns Congress against any treaty that leaves the United States in a secondary position and opposes category limits on cruisers, warning it could invite another disast erous conference.
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Washington
Yorld
Ee Hugh
Gibson
Geneva
Japan
Britten
House Naval Affairs Committee
A Or Hugh Gibson
Congress
United States
Brittann
Washington Agres
Ammann Tor Gibson
Courthouse Project Nears Completion This Fall
The new courthouse is slated to be complete by September 1, with furnishings and decorations to follow by June 20. Officials hope offices move in within two years after the old courthouse burned, amid active construction and a project cost exceeding $300,000.
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Taite
Gil
Girl Attempts Record in Ballanca Monoplane Flight
A girl started a Ballanca monoplane at 2 14 a m today in a new strength test organized for women. The mood is competitive as the attempt aims to set a record in the challenging event.
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Ord
Svomen
Local loan firm continues service on Main and Third streets
The dry cleat sing three pressing firm of Kan and Alberty operating here for a year maintains credit and loan connections. A new site on Northeast Third street will offer the same service as the former loaning establishment on Main street. Mr Alberty will render the service as before, soliciting existing patrons.
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Kan
Licenses For Auto Drivers New Rules Outlined
Local firm Buzan & Hastings reports new drivers licenses required for all drivers this year. Some drivers may skip licenses if exempt by the state secretary. Chauffeurs renewals will be annual. The license term runs three years and renewals are optional for some.
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Buzan & Hastings
Storaion
Hia Histings
Ehadfour
Mst
Reparations Conference Struggles For Agreement In Paris
Paris April 23 The reparations conference failed to reach a solution at today's plenary session. Experts opened private discussions and drafting of a final report, hoping compromises arrive before closure. German head Dr Tjalmar Schacht met officials but offered no acceptable proposal. An official communique said the final report would be drafted, with slim hope of agreement or referral to governments. The sub committee led by the late Lord Revelstoke reported but failed to bridge German and Allied offers.
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Paris
France
Tjalmar Schacht
Appe
Lord Revelstoke
England
Local court to hear May term criminal cases
A jury will try several criminal cases in the May term at the city hall as the next term will move to the new Davis County courthouse. Trials include degree murder on May 1 and multiple defendants such as Samuel Street John Greek Ora Miley Frederick Freshley Lucille White William Chapman Andrew Underhill Frank Pembleton and Lewis A Quinn with varying charges from intoxication robbery burglary gaming petit larceny liquor possession to assault and held witnesses for the Underhill case.
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Theity Hall
Davitss County Court House
Samuel Street
John Greek
Greex
Hastings
Ora Miley
Frederick J. Freshley
Lucille White
William H. Chapman
William H. Chapman, Ae Tana
Etnea Chapmell
Charg
Andrew Underhill
Ril
Underhill
Frank Pembleton
Pembleton
Lewis A. Quinn
LaPignte
Vincennes Auto Crash Narrowly Avoids Death
Vincennes resident Gioverciel, wife and five children in Jimison narrowly escaped a deadly collision Monday morning when their car was struck by a Baltimore Ohio switch engine. The family survived with injuries reported for several members. Local authorities investigated the mishap and urged railroad crossings be approached with heightened caution.
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Vincennes
Gioverciel
Jimison
Baltimore
Sid
Ohio
Dairy Association Meeting Held At City Hall
An organizing meeting at 7 30 last night in city hall discussed forming a county dairy association to promote the dairy industry. Delegates urged backing for the dairy calf club, calf procurement, herd improvement, feeding, sanitation, and broader cooperative efforts.
Jeffersonville Man Leaves Car for Repairs Then Disappears
A Jeffersonville Indiana man identified as Charles Stemler left his car at a Washington garage for storage and minor repairs. He returned later to say he planned to work but did not come back. Police notified his wife who said she would retrieve the car tonight. His whereabouts after leaving the garage remain unknown.
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Charles Stemler
Jeffersonville
Ind
Gamie
Washington
Stemler
Cars Collision at Fifth and Walnut
Police report a two car crash at Fifth and Walnut involving W. C. Humphrey of Louisville Kentucky and J Johnson of Elnora. Both drivers claimed the go light. both cars damaged no injuries reported.
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W. C. Humphrey
Louisville
Fredson
Elnora
Walnut
Nut
Humphrey
Johnson
Sage Funeral at Vincennes Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Jugn ita Sage of Vincennes who died in an automobile accident east of Odon early Sunday were held this afternoon at 2 at the home in Vincennes with burial in Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Jugnita Sage
Vincennes
Odon
Mt. Calvery
Poe Ceteris
Owensboro
Bandits Fight in Hawthorne Hotel Raid
A post office robbery gang attacked two post office workers and an assistant in a small room of the Hawthorne Army hotel. L Jackson of Chicago, an inspector, and one gang member were critically wounded. A woman leaped 30 feet from a window to escape. she was injured and captured. Three companions were wounded. Gang members identified as bandits.
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Robery
Sebeese
Hawthorne Army Hotel
L. Jackson
Chicago
Ofos
Aoeodans
Hoover hopes to delay national origins act limits
Washington April 23 President Hoover seeks to repeal or postpone parts of the national origins act. The move targets immigration restrictions amid debates over the law’s impact on American labor and national policy.
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Washington
Hoover
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