Aiello Income Claim Ties to Zuta Case
Pat Roche, chief investigator, announced evidence of a million dollar income linked to Joseph Lee Aiello. The raid and financial statements point to an extensive alcohol operation and possible ties to Jack Zuta’s murder, with records reviewed by federal authorities for tax evasion prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lee Aiello
North Side
Pat Roche
Roche
Jack Zuta
Zuta
Feder
Lingle
Kiwanis Club Speaker Explains Kiwanis Acronym
Rev Gwynis spoke at the Kiwanis regular meeting on the Key to Kiwanis using the K I W A N 1 8 concept. He defined kindness initiative wisdom altruism natural integrity service and said Kiwanis exists to render service. County auditor Rollie Moren led today's session and noted the Indiana District annual session will be at West Baden September 16 17 18 with at least 100 expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BT. Gwyn
Kiwanis Club
Building Club
Kiwanis
Rollie ‘Moren
Indiana District of Kiwanis
West Baden
Washington Pub
Harrison and Borah Assured of Positions
Wissington Aug 27 senate leaders Harrison of Mississippi and Borah of Idaho were reassured today of returning to their seats as Democratic nominations in Mississippi and other states appeared settled. Hoover administration focus shifted to California where Mayor Rolph leads over Governor Young and Baron Fitts amid wet dry tensions and Mooney Billings case ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wissington
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Hoover
California
Rolph
C. C. Young
Baron Fitts
Los Angeles
Young
Fitts
League
Mooney-Billings
John MacDonald
Rey
Ralph and
Parachute stunts enthrall at city show with famed flyers
The article highlights Jean Rene and Ruth Barron performing dramatic parachute stunts atop a darkdevils demonstration. Photos show sky riders posing and a farmer in a colored outfit, while an inset depicts a vertical descent and the straight-down landing style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Eddie Uni
Ed Aring
Chi
Jean Rene
Ruth ‘Barron
Convicts Riot on Louisiana Rice Farm Kills Man
A coroner report from Point Coupee Parish, Baton Rouge notes that Negro convicts rioted on a private rice plantation in Louisiana. Guards were warned off, a trusty shot buckshot into a dormitory, Curtis Blackwell died, several inmates injured, details withheld by penitentiary officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Point Coupee Parish
State Penitentiary
John Stovall
Rth
Curtis Blackwell
Captain Archie Brooks Cleared in Ship Collision
Washington, Aug. 27 Captain Archie H. Brooks of the steamer Fairfax was acquitted of all guilt in the June 10 collision near Scituate Massachusetts that sank the Fairfax and the oil tanker Pinthis. The steam boat inspection service of the commerce department released the finding, noting fifty lives were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Archie H. Brooks
Fairfax
Scituate
Mass
Steamboat Inspection Service
Commerce Department
Death of James W. Rollings at Pennsylvania Railroad shops
James W. Rollings, 70, died after reporting for work at Terre Haute Pennsylvania Railroad shops. The death followed a reported heart failure that the widow said he appeared to suffer before leaving home for work in apparently good health that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
James W. Rollings
Pennsylvania Railroad
Question of God and medicine divides mourners
The remarks by the mother of Charles Radecke spark disagreement over religious views on healing. She voiced that a certain course of action is desired, while others oppose interference, highlighting differing beliefs within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Radecke
Mon
Hoyt Taylor Promotes 4 ro Signal Test Effort
A brief notice states Hoyt Taylor will soon attempt a four railway signal test with leadership from a naval authority. The fragment indicates ongoing plans and supervisory involvement.
Bogard Wins Coal Contract for High School Program
The board awarded a coal contract for the coming winter to Bogard with a bid of 2.90 per ton for the coal type. A separate contract for coal at the west end and south side schools has not yet been set but will be in the near future.
Demolay Officers Change at Local Meeting
Stewart Billings resigned as Master Councilor of the local DeMolay chapter to enter DePauw University this fall. Ralph Pipher, formerly Junior, was elected to succeed him. Edward Gill remains Senior Councilor, and Floyd Wildridge was elected to succeed Pipher. These officers will serve the rest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Billings
DePauw University
Ralph Pier
Corncil Edward Gill
Floyd Wildridge
Pipher
Nelson Petty Released From Daviess County Jail
Nelson Petty living near Plainville was released this morning after arrangements to stay his fine. He had been found guilty of petit larceny in city court and served a 30 day jail sentence.
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Nelson ‘Petty
Here
Plainville
Daviess County
Words of authority save man from drunkenness sentence
In Columbus Indiana a laborer Jesse Hobson, age 45, was spared a jail term for drunkenness after the court heard testimony from the Pharmaceutical Guide warning that taking aspirin in large numbers can mimic intoxication. Hobson explained he used aspirin to ease pains from arthritis and often took up to a dozen tablets hourly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Jesse Hobson
The Way of Life Lesson From M using Matt seven points
A brief note discusses a teaching on the narrow path and wide gate with references drawn from Matt 7 13 14. The fragment hints at spiritual guidance and moral choice presented in a church or devotional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Signers of ee of Independ college men
A fragment notes that twenty three of the fifty six signers are college men from Independ. The exact context and affiliations are unclear due to damaged OCR text but the tally of signers and the college connection are the clearest facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee of
Independ College
Two Injured in Arkansas Car Accidents
Police reports list two injuries from crashes near Wheatland and Tahlequah as a car driven by Bo Gardner collides with James D. Clark while attempting a left turn on Fairground Avenue. A separate incident at Fourth and Law Street involves a child and a bicycle rider near the industry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrel Grangér
Coled
Wheatland
Bo Gardner
James D. Clark
Clark
Élir Street
Perfect bridge hand charms Shelbyville honey moon game
Mrs. Carl Wossefer of Shelbyville Indiana received 13 cards of one suit in a honey moon bridge game with her son Clem Wossiefer. The cards were in the diamond suit and formed the perfect bridge hand in the local score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Carl Wossefer
Clem Wossiefer
Rail mail service to begin between Washington and Petersburg
Beginning Monday, two local Big Four trains will run for a temporary federal postal route. A single daily trip will connect Washington and Petersburg with a mail truck depart at 6:40 a.m. and return by 11:30 p.m. A later bid and full contract will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
KK. Karnes
Oeuf Pisespest
E In
Washington
Petersburg
Utility Begins Meeting Series in Vincennes Division
The first district meeting of Interstate Public Service in the Vincennes division was held last night at the local office with employees discussing general merchandising sales and administration problems. Additional meetings are planned for Way of Boon Petersburg Loogootee Caring Chay Knee tom Blood ington and Bick tote.
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Vincennes Divion
Interstate Public Service Company
Vincennes ‘District
Way of Boon
Petersburg
Loogootee
Foriday
Caring Chay
Kneetom
Bloodington
Bicktote i
Acute Indigestion Fatal to Child in Virginia County
Veril McCall aged a year died at 1 o clock in the afternoon from acute indigestion in the county. Survived by parents Reginald and a younger sister. Funeral services planned for 10 o clock at New Bethesda with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Ycate
Reginald
Attsville
Fternoon
Viegs County
Rock
New
Betheda
Ceme
Fairigorn Crop Predicted For State Farmers
Indianapolis Aug 27 Only a fair corn crop will be harvested this year, according to the weekly weather summary of the U S weather bureau. The crop varied greatly with some fields improving while others stood still or deteriorated. late frost may worsen yields and soil dryness in the south affected plowing and ripening progress. Potatoes remain short but should show some growth if dry weather continues, and late potatoes will be largely affected by drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianpolis
U.S
Peiping Bombed by Four Planes
Peiping China Aug 27 four airplanes from the National government base at Tsinanfu bombed Peiping at 11 a m. The northern capital Ywniestricken as explosives wrecked houses and palaces. There were no casualties. Four planes dropped bombs over the northern sector, striking the former imperial palace court at Chunhai and damaging a small palace near Chunghai lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
iChina
Tsinanfu
Imperial
Chunhai
Ius
Chunghai Lake
Petersburg Youth Killed in Crash
Petersburg Aug 27 Paul Elder 20 son of John Elder of Augusta was instantly killed when the automobile he rode in wrecked near the Blackfoot church about a mile south of Petersburg His neck was broken in the crash and he died at the scene.
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Petersburg
Paul Elder
John Elder
Augusta
Blackfoot
Porch Fire Sparks at Dick Alcorn Home
A small porch fire at Dick Alcorn's residence burned part of the railing after heat from two matches in a porch tray ignited them. Firefighters contained the blaze without injuries. The incident prompts a reminder to dispose of matches safely and monitor unattended flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Alcorn
Local Visit by Mr and Mrs Henry Goller and family
Mr and Mrs Henry Goller and their children from Loogoctee were in the city today for a brief visit, meeting acquaintances and enjoying a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goller
Loogoctee
Hoover to light tower beacon in Washington ceremony
President Hoover will press a button at the White House to light a 700 foot tall air beacon at Palmery building. The beam will be visible up to 200 miles from 3,000 feet altitude as famous aviators gather for national air races. it may not be attended by Neel the dedicatory ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoover
White House
Washington
Palmery
Ito Neel
Fords to Meet Loogootee Sunday in Hoosier Match
Ford team to play Loogootee Sunday afternoon at Loogootee in a well matched contest. Surmount to mound for Loogootee while Hedrick and Kays are ready for Ford duties. A close game is anticipated.
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Oeeda
Washington Fords
Loogootee
Poget
Hedrick
Kays
Heat Wave Grips Foreign Nations Across Europe and Britain
Aheat wave blankets the British Isles parts of Europe and the African coast as a record August heat peaks with a city recording 84 degrees in the shade. The spell follows a period of cold summer weather and the sun intensifies the heat this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
British Isles
Europe
Yndon
Motive Sought in Slaying of Two Women in Ensenada
Authorities in Ensenada and Los Angeles sought a motive for the brutal slaying of Francis Conlon 24 of San Pedro City and Lois Marion Kentle a Los Angeles sorority girl. The case drew Mexican and American cooperation as officials pursued leads today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensenada
Mexico
Francis Conlon
Pibartvia
Lois ‘Marion Kentle
Los Angeles
Exican
Man pays fifty dollar bill with a hundred eighty coins
In Little Rock Arkansas heavy set W T Scott of Texarnia bought a radio for 118 dollars. The dealer packed the set for shipment to Scott and sent a bill. Scott, who entered the store seemingly with a limp, dumped 1180 pennies on the counter to pay the bill. The coins weighed 84 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
W. T. Scott
Texarina
Scott
Representative Kelly Eyes Lower Radium Price Plan
Representative Kelly of Pennsylvania believes manufacturing radium can be cheaper so the price can be reduced to the present presenting point of $35,000 per gram. The plan envisions U S mines producing purest radium to demonstrate stable production with needed chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Ee Bili
U. Ss
Australians plan ax air mail service Melbourne to Tasmania
Australians outline a plan to cut or adjust air mail service between Melbourne and Tasmania. Details of routes and timelines remain to be confirmed as authorities evaluate efficiency and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tasmania
Father of Local Woman Succumbs in Linton
Norman C. Mathena of Glenburn died Monday night after a nine month illness at age 85. Born in Illinois in 1844, he would have turned 86 in October. Survived by wife Delia, daughters Mrs. Mary Caph and Mrs. Mason, and sons Albert Willis Mathena and Ellis Mathews. Funeral at Apostolic church Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Fairview. body sent to Clayton Funeral Home for preparation.
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Linton
Ind
Norman C. Mathena
Glenburn
Hilnois
Mathena
Pike County
The
Apostolic Church of
Te City
Delia Mathena
Mary Caph
Washington
Mason
City
Albert and
Willis Mathena
Ellis Mathews
Clayton Funeral Home
Apostolic Church
Fairview
Jones Rites Held This Afternoon
Virgini Rose Jones funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 00 at the home on East Van Trees Street with burial in Oak Grey cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgini Rose Jones
East
van Trees Street
Oak Grey Cemetery
Hospital Patient Mrs Mary Swift Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs Mary Swift of North Meridian Street underwent a major operation at Daviess County Hospital this morning. The report notes she is hospitalized following the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Swift
North Meridian Street
Daviess County Hospital
Local residents undergo minor operations at hospital
Marty O'Neill and Henry and Dorothy Norris of Loogootee Malcolm J. Clark of Was RFD 4 and Phillip Gerald Coley of Elnora underwent minor operations at the local hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty O'Neill
Henry
Dorothy Norris
Loegootee
Malcolm J. Clark
Was Rfd
Phillip Gerald
Coley
Elnora
Bootlegger Arrested in Bedford Night Police Sting
In Bedford Indiana on August 25 Bill Haney allegedly handed a bottle of homebrew to passersby from his kitchen during a staged sale. Night captain of police Brock investigated and, after approaching the door as a customer, seized the bottle and arrested Haney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Bill Haney
Brock
Haney
Thornton's Face is His Riches in New York
Walter Thornton is the sought after face for advertising in New York. Few know his name, but many have seen his head and face on car cards, magazine ads, layouts, and apparel. He is described as the young man with features deemed 100 percent Perfect by illustrators and photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
New York
Walter Thornton
Eal
Boone County Corn Yield Forecast by Local Farmer
In Thorntown Indiana on August 27, Murray Arket, a local farmer and former senator, estimates Boone County will produce about half the normal corn yield due to conditions impacting the crop this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntown
Ind
Boone County
Murray Arkett
Aviators Put on Glose Race to Windy City
A wavy pursuit plane flipped at the southeast end of the grendy stand during the national air races today. Lt. J. P. Dechazo, 28, died minutes after extraction from the burning wreck. One spectator injured. Goebel finished the Pacific non-stop air derby with a 13 second margin over Wiley after a long cross country run. Mrs. Phoebe Omlic of Memphis led the Dixie women flyers and won with a time of 11 hours 42 minutes 21 seconds for the 1675 mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. P. Dechazo
Dechazo
Navy
Boeing
Dechago
Art Goebel
Goebel
Los Angeles
Lee
Eggy
Wiley
Oele City
Dixie Women Flyers
Tax rate increase blocked for Wabash memorial
In Wabash Indiana on August 27 the city council rejected a plan to raise two cents in the tax rate to fund a $2000 light memorial. Supporters argued it would reflect the city’s progress in street lighting, while opponents urged keeping taxes low to attract industry and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
H. H. Hutchens
Frank Plummer
Ried
Hight Memorial
German Supreme Court rules prayers for public schools unconstitutional
The court ruled that prayers drawn up by Dr. Frick, Fascist minister of education for Thuringia, are unconstitutional. One line reads I believe that Thou wilt punish the betrayal of Germany and bless the followers who seek to free the fatherland.
Mexican peasant finds four pots of gold in Jalisco field
Cresencio G Avila, a Mexican peasant near Mexico City, uncovered four pots of Spanish gold pieces worth over $50,000 while plowing large land in Jalisco. He believes the cache dates to colonial times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Crescencio G. Avila
Jalisco
Itig
Arctic regions were ex t as early as 1583
An Englishman named John is cited as having explored parts of the Arctic regions as early as 1583, indicating earlier European exploration than later records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
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