Candidates in full election list expenses
Candidates who ran for election filed lists of all expenses. The report names many figures for federal, state, and local offices and lists amounts paid to various individuals. The document notes compliance at Thursday’s close of business and records totals for offices including U S Representative, Coroner, State Representative, Recorder, Auditor, Trustees, County Officials, Justice of the Peace, Constable, Surveyor, and Commissioners.
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Elecena
Ithare Feto
Pak
Eeurebay
U. S
Arthur H. Greenwood
Murray Harris
Elwood Williams
Treanklin
Rollie
M. Moreness A . Kidwell
Elmore
Louis G. . Taylor
Eae
Stanton Barber
Veale
Logan Ant. Vana
Beasley
Arford
Bullock
John
McCauley
H. Ritter
Theodore Inwood
Elijah H. Kinson
Elisha O. Ward
Marion Gould
C. Verl Rink
Otto Jones
Leonard W. Stuckey
C. Will Myers
Harley Hutchens
Clarence D. Weathers
Frank Dobbyn
Wm. D. Malone
John A. Sims
Charles A
Homer Goodwin H. Smiley
D. Wells
Burglary Arrests in Petersburg Linked to Store Theft
George Goodpasture was arrested by Chief William Weathers and Sheriff Hal Nelson for burglary of Clarence Bradfield’s general store three miles east of Petersburg on state highway 57. He confessed to the crime about three weeks ago and implicated Glen MacFarland who recently returned from the state farm after larceny, both jailed as investigators probe the Bradfield store theft and fire marshal's office checks report pieces of stolen property destroyed.
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Petersburg
George Goodpasture
William Weathers
Hal Nelson
Clarence Bradfield
Goodpasture
Glen MacFarland
State Farm
Bradfield
Beloit Explosion Triggers Fire Destroys Four Stores
An explosion followed by a fire leveled four Beloit Wisconsin stores in the business district. Fire officials say a gas main leak caused the blast and fire, which rattled the area and blanketed the street with smoke. Damage estimates were not immediately available.
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Beloit. Wis
Beloit
Conciliator to Be Named in Indiana Miner Dispute
A plan to appoint a conciliator to settle conflicts between operators and miners in Indiana's district of the United Mine Workers was agreed at a meeting of representatives with President John D. White and war union leaders. Details are referred to Indiana operators’ Wright and Michael Ferguson, Terre Haute resident, for follow up.
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Goringfield
Workers of America
John Te E Ain
John D. White
Gots
War Union
Wis
Furtwright
Indiana
Michael Ferguson
Terre Haute
Packing Co Annual Meet and Local Plant Notice
The Packing Company holds its annual meeting at the local plant with attendees invited from the Vincennes area. The event runs yesterday and today and will continue through Saturday, with plans for a gas showcase beginning yesterday and ongoing today.
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Oklahoma
Jon
License Plates Sale Postponed in Indiana 1931
Indianapolis December 5 1931 license plate sales delayed due to branch operations and bond issues. James Carpenter license deputy reports no supplies at branches, two upcoming regional meetings planned, delay expected short though exact date uncertain. Frank Mayr Jr state official noted preparations continue.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bn’ Gale
James Carpenter
Democratic
Carpenter
Ees
Frank Mayr. Jr
Tate
Knights at St Peter’s Hall to host Montgomery show
Local Knights event at St Peter’s Hall in Montgomery Sunday night faces limited seating with about 50 tickets still available for the presentation. An official announcement indicated tickets would be sold at the door.
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Knights
St. Peter's Hal
Montgomery
Memorial Services at Elks Home Sunday
Memorial services announced for Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Elks Home on East Main Street. The service will be conducted to honor the deceased with family and friends in attendance.
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Elks Home
Aibual
Héha
Elork
East Main
Severa
Paying the fiddler at Plainville Minnesota incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Paying the Fiddler at Plainville Minnesota with garbled names and lines. no clear event, person, or organization details discernible from readable portions.
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Plainville, Mnd
Vincennes Woman Wins State Post Amid Turmoil
Clipped OCR yields an unclear note about a Vincennes woman securing a state post and names Grover Gdyrett as state chief. Additional fragments reference a Brother George and timing details, but the exact positions, dates, and outcomes remain obscured.
Mercy Slayer Acquitted in California Jury Verdict
A California jury returned a not guilty verdict on murder charges in the case involving Mercy Slayer C Ot Sister Pie. Jurors indicated there was never a question of convicting her of murder and noted the dispute centered on the mental state and relationships within the family.
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California
Discu Ion
Weimer
Picture Show Ad Reveals Public Screening
An announcement marks an upcoming picture show with admissions details and schedule. The notice invites all adults and youths to attend, noting accessibility for readers of varying ages.
Murder Victim Whitaker Found In Alley
Indianapolis police opened a murder investigation after the body of Clarence Edward Whitaker, 26, was found in an alley. A bullet through the heart and signs of a struggle suggested foul play, despite prior fears he might take his life. Whitaker was last seen alive about 10 p.m. Wednesday. the body was found today by Earl Ponseler, with a slip of paper in a pocket as the only clue to identity.
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Indianapolis
Clarence Edward Whitaker
Whitaker
Earl Ponseler
Senate agriculture committee backs drouth relief bill
Washington December 5 the Senate agricultural committee tentatively agreed today to report favorably a bill authorizing sixty million dollars for drouth relief and to push its passage through the Senate on Monday.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senate
Stabilization Board Faces Difficult Price Stabilization Dilemma
Washington report to Congress flags limits of Board methods to prevent price drops in wheat and cotton. It warns government aid must pair with production restraint, admitting past money purchases undercut hoped results yet deeming stabilization essential to prevent co op collapse and ensure farm incomes amid potential surpluses.
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Washington
Congress
Eral Farm Board
Tate Ers
Bracelet Found In Theft Case Mentioned In Fragment
A fragmentary excerpt references a bracelet linked to a theft case involving a person named Amond. Details are incomplete, but the note mentions a one pound weight and a date around 23 math. The readable part centers on the item and its alleged origin.
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Amond
Knights of Columbus to Host Annual rabbit supper
The Knights of Columbus will hold their annual rabbit supper Wednesday night at St. Sinjon's auditorium. Hosts will include members of the cast recently produced in Old Soak. Worthy State Deputy will attend and present a bust of Co He to the best call Indiana and a gift to the past grand knight of the local lodge.
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Knights
Columbus
St. Sinjon’s Auditoriu
Indiana
East Main resident sprains ankle in fall
Robert Murdoch of East Main Street stumbled and fell yesterday injuring his ankle. Dr E Smart reports he is confined to his home today with the sprain.
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Robert Murdoch
East Mainstreet
Untitled clipping on Viola and Paris reference
A fragmentary note mentions Viola in a 1930s context with references to Paris and an exposition. The text is garbled but suggests a personal or social anecdote involving Viola and a discussion of events around a Paris exposition and a likely lifespan or age cue. The piece lacks coherent events or identities beyond Viola.
Hatchet Logansport game to air at Indiana Theatre silent broadcast
A silent play by play of the Hatchet Logansport game will stream to Indiana Theatre Saturday night through a broadcasting outfit. Lights will flash the score on stage, and the game will not interrupt the feature film with no extra admission. An eye operator will manage the lights to keep audiences informed as the telephone feed delivers updates.
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Indiana Theatre
Bedford
Woman Flyer Lands at Miami
Mrs. Keith-Miller, Australasian aviatrix, landed in Miami at 9 10 p m E S T from Havana after a forced landing. She had departed Havana six days earlier, lost her way in a storm, and touched down on Andros in the Bahamas. She left Andros early to continue to Miami, arriving aboard a Curtis amphibian with Captain W N Lancaster as business associate and adviser.
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Miami
Fla
Keith-Miller
Australaia Aviatrix
Havana
Bahama Islands
Andros
Hama
Curtis
W. N. Lancaster
Nate
Final Arguments in Spray Suit Heard in Court
Arguments in the Matilda Spray case were completed this morning at 11 o clock. Two more motions were heard before a noon recess, with two remaining arguments scheduled for this afternoon. Judge Hastings prepared to instruct the jury prior to deliberation.
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Matilda
Schroluckers
Hastings
Death penalty demanded for eight counter revolutionaries
In Mosgoew Russia on December 5 Nicho Kril enko urged death by shooting for all eight defendants in the alleged interventionist plot trial. His demand, voiced with the torpid vigor of the small processor, caused uproar and cheers in the crowded room as radio listeners nationwide echoed the outcry.
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Mosgoew
Russia
Nicho Krilenko
Fuller improving after heart attack in Indianapolis
Governor Harry Leslie suffered a severe heart attack on November 23 and remains at home at 390 Torlege Avenue. Friends report improvement and believe he faces no immediate danger as he recovers from complications affecting the heart’s nerve centers.
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Indianapoli
Dee
Herry Leslie
Tor Lege Avenue
Fuller
Mayor and official return from Baltimore business mission
Mayor John W. Mc and James P. Adkinson of the electric works returned Thursday afternoon from Baltimore where they had been in the interest of the city.
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John W. Mc
James P. Adkinson
The
Electric Works
Baltimore
Fatal Crash Damages Filed In Vincennes Estate suit
Charles Eckhardt administrator for William Eckhart sues for 469 damages over a Dec 3 1928 fatal auto crash near Vincennes. The suit names Hayey as driver of the car carrying Eckhart and others Dorothy Gregor Billy Besant and Ray Farley. The filing claims the car lacked proper lights and Farley drove unsafely into a tree fatally injuring Eckhart.
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Vincennes
Ind
Charles Eckhardt
Wiliam
Hardt
Ray
Oscar Ace
Hayey
Eckhart
Ogear
Farley
Dorothy Gregor Billy Besant
Ekhardy
Ray Farley
Tha Farley
Ja ‘Tress
Eckerat
Unemployment Aid Suggested by State Health Board
State health board recommendations for improving salary conditions in various towns and cities were submitted to city officials to be carried out as part of a plan to solve unemployment. The memo outlines proposed measures and the aim to boost job creation across Indiana cities.
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Indianapolis
Dec
Stake Board
At Health
Mexico Beer Prices Raised to 19 Cents in Juarez
In Paso del Norte on December 5 the wholesale price of nickel beers rose to 19 cents as Juarez breweries increased their barrel costs. The payback will affect local saloons and consumers, with effects spreading to regional trade.
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Paso
Juarez
Mexico
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