Bodies searched for Eureka disaster victims offshore
Divers hunted for bodies from the Eureka after a blaze and explosion off Small Bratt, Miami, as rescuers counted 113 accounted for. Four victims were recovered, including Mrs. Freed Sawyer. Captain Styles estimated 122 aboard, while police put 127 aboard. several passengers remained missing amid conflicting tallies.
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Miami
Atlantic
Freed Sawyer
Eureka
Wilfred. J. Styles
Sawyer
H. C. Grimm
Mécock
Neb
Clarence Wine
Erhill
Mass
Five Day Week Favored by Watson to Aid Workers
Major Watson in the Senate pushed a five day work week endorsing labor goals. He cited unemployment rising and urged government service and early trials in public works. He noted railroads and privately owned lines complicate broader adoption. A House measure already backed a five day or one half day week in post offices.
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Watson
Washington
Senate
Congress
Senator Walst
Massachusetts
House
Young man critically hurt in Wheatland crash
John C Scholl aged 19 of Grand Avenue was badly injured in a Sunday morning auto crash on Road 50 near Wheatland. He suffered brain concussion and a fractured left arm, with Mode also injured. Scholl lay unconscious for about an hour before aid reached him and he was transported to Vincennes hospital.
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John C. Scholl
John V Scholl
Grand Avenue
Vincennes Hospital
Wheatland
Ralph Mode
Washington
Young Scholl
Vincennes
Mode
Scholl
Vincénnés Hospital
Pin Removed From Boy After Swallowing Incident
Four year old Charles Martin son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Martin of Evansville Indiana is recovering at Deaconess hospital from an unusual operation a broken safety pin having been removed from his stomach last night The child held the pin in his mouth while playing yesterday tripped and fell causing the pin to be swallowed in a sudden breath intake
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Evansville
Ind
Charles Martin
Wesley Martin
Deaconess Hospital
Damages Suit Against Bartlett Ends in Defense Victory
In circuit court the case of O'Donnell Ware Company versus Mrs. Leonard Bartlett ended with a verdict for the defendant and no damages awarded. Evidence showed Mrs. Bartlett moved away from the curb during a prior automobile collision on East Main Street, and the jury deliberated briefly before reaching the decision.
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O’donnell Ware Company
Leonard Bartlett
East Main Street
Oon
Delibera
Postmaster Reappointment Named for Anton Indiana
Washington dispatch reports President has sent a recommendation to the senate to reappoint R. Scott as postmaster at Anton Indiana. The move follows standard practice and signals continuity in local postal leadership during the current term.
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Washington
Senate
Tanton
Ind
R. Scott
Williams store coupon ad sale report in Democrat
Mr Williams phoned to say the perfume coupon ad should not run Monday as six bottles remained unsold. An accurate check on advertising value was made since buyers submitted coupons. The advertisement appeared exclusively in The Democrat and another coupon ad for a different item will appear in today’s paper.
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Williams
Democrat
Revolutionary Movement in Spain Sparks Madrid Bomb Threats
Madrid reports military planes dropped leaflets announcing a Republican revolutionary push across Spain. They warned the army to join or face aerial bombardment if it did not. Rumors tied commander Raymond Franco to the plot as planes from Cuatro Vientos flew over the capital.
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Madrid
Spain
Damaso Dorkaeeee
Meheta
Ed Robinson suffers hip fracture in Sunday crash
Ed Robinson of Washington RFC was in a Sunday evening accident on McCormick avenue when his car rear ended a parked truck after a youth driver failed to see it. He sustained a broken right hip and two deep forehead cuts and was taken to Daviess county hospital for X rays.
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Ed Robinson
Washington Rfc
McCormick Avenue
Daviess County Hospital
Robinson
Harry Grant
Keller
H. C. Wadsworth
Masonic Lodge To Elect Officers Tonight
The Masonic lodge will hold its annual election for officers to serve next year. All members are urged to attend this important meeting.
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Masonic Lodge
Order
Chicago Hard on Salesmen Found Liable for Diamond Heist
A New York diamond merchant, Jack Slatery, arrived in Chicago with about $80,000 in diamonds. He allegedly fell victim to a bold robbery attempt in downtown streets near Palmer House, with assailants using paint guns in a motor vehicle and escaping with jewels. The incident echoes a prior claim of a lightning strike coincidence and involves diamonds valued at around $20,000 in central cities.
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Jamond
Pia New York Dia
Merchanglise
Jack Slatery
Algo A
New York
Chicago
Eveke
Egan Leaves Candler Farms Track After Long Service
Fred Egan head trainer and pilot for Walter Candler’s horses departs the public stable in Georgia. The news notes his long connection with the Candler string and his plans to educate in the South this winter amid a group of trotters and other horses.
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Fred Egan
Walter Candler
Ito
Mcarty to Speak at Odon Community Event
McCarty will address a large crowd at the Odon church gathering. The event draws residents and local attendees, with organizers planning to welcome guests and ensure good turnout.
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M'Carty
Odon
Odom
Light Fire Loss at the Bruch Home
Fire department units responded to an alarm at the Bruch residence. Early reports indicate light fire damage with total loss to the property and no injuries reported.
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Bruch
Home Bombed in Strike Area Danville Virginia
The home of County Magistrate R. S. Fitts in Stockesland was partly wrecked by a dynamite charge. No injuries reported. Fitts urged Governor Follard to keep militia in the Dan River district at Schoolfield amid a cotton mills strike ongoing since September 29. Militia and police guarded the mill district as workers returned to mills. Managers cited 1,800 workers returning. strike leaders claimed far fewer.
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Danville
D.c
Fitts
Stockesland
Follard
Dan River District
Schoolfield
Family rushes last minute for Christmas neckties
A father receives neckties for Christmas though the family usually delays buying gifts until the last day. The rush leads to spur of the moment purchases with little time to plan. The piece suggests shopping smarter and notes a possible better outcome for father.
Fragmented OCR text about a production and its aims
Readable fragments describe a production process and aims. It mentions a producer and fertility in some context and hints at awaiting a product or outcome. No clear events, people, or organizations can be reliably identified from the text.
Two Assistants Held Pending Filing Of Robbery Larceny
Amiel Davey age 27 of 1302 N W Eleventh street and Ola Geary age 24 of 1412 Weston Trees streets were arrested Sunday by local authorities and held pending filing of charges. Davey faces robbery charges while Geary is sought on a larceny charge. Davey was arrested early Sunday by Officers Sullivan Colbert Burkhardt and Jones. Geary was taken into custody Sunday afternoon at his home. Sheriff Bowman Deputy Sheley Chief Sullivan Patrolman Jones assisted.
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Amiel Davey
Eleventh Street
Geary
Weston Trees
Davey
Sullivan
Colbert
Burkhardt
Jones
Gearys
Bowman
Sheley
McCain Child Struck by Car Hip Is Broken
Eight year old Junior McCain son of Mr and Mrs G McCain of Portersville Road was hit while riding a scooter on the pavement near his home. The driver Mr Howard near Veale creek church could not avoid the impact. The left hip bone was fractured and Dr B O Buress treated the boy.
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Junior
B O. Buress
Fire Sweeps Malibou Beach Colony Killing Homes
Malibou Beach California reports a morning fire destroying 17 palatial homes of screen and stage stars. Explosions near George D. Sylva's residence sparked the blaze, with winds driving flames toward the ocean as Miss Marie Prevost’s home burned. Estimated damage ranges from 350000 to 500000 dollars, with several celebrities fleeing in night attire.
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Malibou Beach
Cal
Hollywood
George D. Sylva
Marie Prevost
Oliver
James Grainger
Robert A. Houston
Rockett
Allan Dwananda
Cuban Train Fired Upon Injuring One Passenger
A United Railways train was fired on near Vana Cuba as it moved toward Florido. An unknown assailant caused glass to shatter and panic among Prommeers. One person was injured. the train halted briefly before resuming. Police sought suspects and details.
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Vana
Cuba
United Railways
Florido
Travel Tidbits Mention Jasper Visit By Krempy Couple
Ter and Migs Dollie spent Saturday in Jasper visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arold Krempy.
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Ter
Jasper
Mrs
Arold Krempy
Atterson to Fight in Vincennes Wed
Vincennes Ind Dec 15 Plenty of punch and man power for next boxing card. Otto Atterson meets Jackie Parker in an eight round feature at Ga Halt gym. Return engagements include Herb Grined and Battling Joy in a six round semi windup. Local fans recall two colored boxers from earlier card.
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Vincennes
Ind
Gfhault Symnasium
Otto Atterson
Lawrenceville
Jackie Parker
Clinton
Demon
Herb Grined
Joy
Othe
Marie M Bride In Serious Condition
Marie Jones M Bride, a fore local woman, is in serious condition in Detroit hospital after an emergency appendectomy. The operation was performed Saturday, per telegram received today by JE Snider and family.
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JE Snider
Marie Jones MéBride
Detroit
Rcopheile
Indiana H S A A plan approved to balance representation
Indianapolis December 15 Arthur L Trester commissioner announced a plan to equalize representation on the Indiana High School Athletic Association council. Five school classes by enrollment will form districts with a five seat council distribution and an adjustment period during inauguration.
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Indianapolis
Indiana H. S.A. A
Arthur L. Trester
Fonouried
Athletic Council
Pesent
Obituary of Ira Forbes Of Kentucky Declares Death In Detroit
Ira Forbes died in Detroit Michigan after a five day illness. Born July 25 1891 in Greene County Kentucky he spent his early life there. He later worked as a deputy at Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops. Survived by widow Virginia Yount and son Ira Forbes Jr of Detroit and two children.
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Ira Forbes
Cosby
Greene County
Ken
Uly
Daviess Unly
Bigltimore & Ohio
Forbes
Alford
Kington
Virginia Yount
Detroit
Mich
Demand for Queggs Sparks County Poultry Meeting
At a recent Daviess County Poultry Association meeting, a lively discussion focused on the demand for queggs. Members debated supply and pricing, noting growing interest among local buyers and potential market impact.
Webster Lumber Office Entered in Walnut Street Break-In
Webster Lumber Company reports an office break in with entry through an unknown point on Walnut Street. Thieves gained access and left no visible clues, prompting police to investigate and secure the premises for further evidence gathering.
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E Webster Lumber Company
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