Highway Route Talks Near Set for Route 50
City officials discussed state highway 5 plans from Kingtoh to Loogootee with Washington leaders. The commission favored Poplar Campbell Grove street route over Harned Center streets, with Lemon and Railroad streets considered only if the city bore costs.
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Cavanaugh
Roy Scoble
Firman Rodarfle
Harry W.H. Chambers
Bill Shanks
Frank McGehee
Clifford Farris
Jobn D. Williams
High Pelie A
Titchief
Omter Vane
Center Streets
Walnut Street
Poplar, Campbell and Grove Street
Williams
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Grove Street
Harned
Center Street
Lemon Street
Railroad Street
Mystery Courtship Ends In Indianapolis Wedding
Ruth McConnell of Indianapolis married New York financier Kenneth B Coulter after guarded courtship. The couple, now honeymooning with the bride's sister in Buchanan Michigan, dodged questions about their future plans and denied any San Francisco meetings despite a cross country airplane pursuit.
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Indianapolis
Ruth McConnell
Kenneth B. Coulter
New York
Iti Bhajeader
Henry McConnell
Buchanan
Mich
San Francisco
Timbuctoo
Man Battling To Break Grip Of Severe Cold
Blizzard sweeping from the Rocky Mountains plunges the plains into deep snow with Chicago buried under a blanket of snow. Ice covered lakes and icebreakers contend with massive ice packs as the West clears highways and rail lines amid gale conditions. Upper Midwest and Northwest report severe cold and travel disruptions. California faces record cold and citrus protection measures.
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Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
California
Mrs McPherson Victim of Flu and Pneumonia Death
Mrs McPherson of Walnut Street died at home at 6 o clock due to influenza and pneumonia after a week of illness. Funeral at 2 PM Sunday at her home with Rev S L Martin. Burial in Oak Grove, she was born in Lawrenceville, a widow of Dr McPherson who once served as mayor of Washington. Survivors include son T Ray McPherson of Montgomery and a brother Dr N Kirkwood of Lampooner.
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L. McPhersonington
Walnut Street
Deceane
S. L. Martin
Oak Grove
Fort Sheridan
Washington
Dr. N. Kirkwood
Lamponcerii
Vincennes Man Passes Forged Checks in Washington and Illinois
Gibbert Platt of Vincennes, 26, was arrested after local police say he passed two forged checks totaling 59.50 to Seymour merchants and others in Washington and Robinson. Police found five similar checks and a letter claiming parole from the state reformatory. The checks carried the signature A G and name Chy Wilson.
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Tribune
Vincennis
Seymour
Washington
Robinson
IML
Ritterskamp
Noah Webster
Bright
Ind
Gibbert Platt
Vincennes
Ill
State Reformatory
First National ‘Bank
Big Celty
Chy Wilson
Cpron House
Faulty Brakes Trigger Wreck On Fast Freight
A head on collision on the B and O line near Willow Valley disrupted service as brakes failed to respond. C G Stevens leading an inquiry with four Company officials to determine the exact cause. Trains Ace Driocmd and an extra freight collided. wrecking crews cleared the scene and restored tracks by afternoon.
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Willow Valley
Aatelat
Iaad
C. G. Stevens
A St P
Mor
Ashington
North Vernon
George Henry
Navy rebukes Mt Vernon police over intoxication case
Mt Vernon police officials were rebuked by the navy recruiting service after releasing Thomas Zimmerman from a public intoxication charge on his promise to enlist in the U S navy. Lt S F Ferris said the incident shows gross ignorance by public officials and stressed the Navy is not a reformatory institution.
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Mt. Vernon
Ind
Navy Recruiting Service
Thomas Zimmerman
U. S. Navy
S. F. Ferris
Nany
Indiana
Navy
DIES OF Olive Neister at Columbus
Mrs. Olive Neister, wife of Dewey Neister, a Baltimore and Ohio dispatcher, died at 8 10 a m Thursday at the home of her uncle Richard White in Columbus aged 27. Surviving are the husband and her parents Mr and Mrs J C Voll Pen dari shings Wiis. The funeral was set for Saturday morning at 3 o'clock in Columbus.
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Olive Neister
Dewey Neister
Baltimore and Ohio Dispatcher
Richard White
Columbus
J. C. Vol . Punsielaaeshigs Wiis
Tragic Life of Woman Inmanggi Revealed in Denver
A grim tale from Denver traces the life of Mrs. Inmanggi, kin of John D. Kefehr Sr., who died in squalor after a bed fire sparked by a coffee pot and rolls, leaving locals stunned by the harsh sequence of events and a troubling end.
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Denver
Cerio
Inmanggi
John. D. KefeHer
Police Near End of Search for Girl Edith Dierdorf in Terre Haute
Terre Haute February eighth authorities near abandoning hope of finding ten year old Edith Mae Dierdorf missing twelve days. Police said they exhausted all crews that might lead to discovery but searches could continue for possible clues despite low prospects of a quick find.
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Terre Haute
Edith Mae Dierdorf
Industrial Savings and Loan names new officers
At the annual stockholders meeting of the Industrial Savings and Loan Association of Washington held Thursday at 4:00, John W. McCarty W F Atwell George Godwin L H O 1 Alvin Padgett and J Price were elected directors for the coming year with C Eski and Pee as officers including treasurer
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Industrial Savings and Loan Association of Washington
John W. McCarty
George Godwin
Alvin Padgett
J. Price
Iat
C. Eski
Pee
Local man fined for traffic offense
Oral Potts of Daviess county was fined 2 dollars by Mayor John W. McCarty after pleading guilty to running a red light on Main street.
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Oral Potts
Daviess ‘County
John W. McCarty
Hack 16 Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Walter Hack pleaded guilty to driving a car while intoxicated and received a $25 fine plus costs and a 30 day jail sentence in county court.
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Hack
Walter Hack
Northcott Convicted in California Slaying Case
Nortott Wineville chicken rapehery suspect Julius Orval Northcott, known as a ranch killer, was found guilty of three murders and sentenced to death. The jury returned a first degree verdict, with execution to follow after the mandatory appeal period and possible review by higher courts.
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Mercee
Don Stewart Nortott
Wineville
F. Freeman
Northcott Jindicalgs
Northcott Tewill
Winslow
Northcott
Lindbergh Observes Naval Maneuvers at Sea
Charles Lindbergh is reported aboard a ship during naval maneuvers in the Gulf of Mexico. The flyer landed at a port today around 11 a.m. after witnessing a fleet exercise in the area.
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Lindbergh
Charles
Allea
Gulf of Rgnee
Gulf
Notre Dame law faculty member dies in Texas
South Bend reports the death of Judge Dudley Wooten 20, a Notre Dame law school faculty member and noted figure in American jurisprudence. He died Thursday night in Austin, Texas, and will be buried in Seattle, Washington, where he long practiced and helped argue against a parochial school law that reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Dudley Wooten
Notre Dame
Austin
Texas
Bend
Ind
Notre Dame Law School
Judge Wooten
Seattle
Wash
Hoover's Plans Proceed After Congress Signal
Hoover confirms plans to act in mid April pending Congress signals. If Congress agrees, he will be summoned to address key fiscal and economic measures amid mounting public pressure and anticipated policy shifts.
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Congress
Six Negroes Shot by Revolver in Night Incident
Police arrived as a 17 year old named Jehan Asia and others were shot by a revolver. Details are fragmentary but the event centers on a nighttime attack with victims named in initial notes. Investigations continue to identify all injured and assailants.
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Jehan
Asia
Robbed Here in Washington Arrests in Evansville Case
Evansville Indiana Felice Long alias Iren Chanzy and another Indianapolis resident were arrested after plans for robberies in Washington state. Details indicate two suspects involved in robbery schemes, with charges pending as investigations continue.
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Evansville
Ind
Felicie Long
Iren Indianapolis
E Chanzy
De Valera Sentenced in Belfast for Law Violation
Belfast on February 28 saw Eamon De Valera, head of the Irish republican movement, sentenced to a month in jail for violating an order by Northern Ireland authorities restricting entry to the area. He was arrested while attempting to address a meeting.
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Ireland
Eamon de Valera
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