Fire damages Trueblood’s grocery on East Fourth Street
Fire of undetermined origin last night caused extensive damage to Arthur Trueblood’s grocery at East Fourth and Wyandot streets. Firemen confined the blaze to the first floor after two hours of effort. damage to stock and fixtures was extensive and insured.
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Arthur Trueblood
East Fourth
Wyan‘fees
Nune
Jihah
Reliance Factory
Behe
Sagee
Hove
Slood
Conference in Cincinnati on Highway 50 route near railway
A committee led by Hugh J. Cox and including George Kremp Ben W Allen and Hugh L O Donnell met in Cincinnati with B and O officials to discuss a proposal for S highway No 50 that would run south of the railway and intersect the US highway near Easting, with the plan involving an open ditch along several blocks.
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Hugh J. Cox
George Kremp
Ben W. Allen
Hugh L. Odonnell
Cincinnati
Maysville St
Dawn to Dusk Flight Planned From Browns to France Field
The war department today announces a dawn to dusk flight route from Brown Field to France Field in the Canal Zone. The flight will utilize the new model aircraft with Baker as chief pilot. Details include the mission timing and route despite some broken lines in the source text.
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War Meat Today
Brownsms
France Field
Canal Zone
Baker
Mecalifornia
Commerce Meeting Set for 7:45 PM Next Monday
The commerce organization announces a meeting at 7 45 PM on Monday as part of its planned evening session for the upcoming year. Attendees are urged to attend and participate in the business agenda of the group.
Five Alleged Gangsters Bound Over on Robbery Charges
Indianapolis police connected five men to a Chicago gang linked to a recent beer war massacre. At the city court nine suspects were held on vagrancy and concealed weapons charges. The group included Frank Capone and others tied to Chicago, with arsenals found in their car and in the room.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
China
Scarface al” Caponeago
Frank
Thomas McMahon
O’brien
Sullivan
Arnold Dreenbush
Afl
Andrews
Ved
Clyde Clark Dies in Washington Hospital at 28
Clyde Clark 28 a Washington resident died last night at the county hospital after a weeklong illness that began with influenza. A former auto mechanic in St. Louis he moved back to Washington 18 months ago living with Davis Jenkins on the Maysville road. Born April 27 1900 in Owensboro Ind he was the son of James and Lillie Clark. Burial will be in Terre Haute with arrangements incomplete.
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Clyde Clark
Washington
Unty Hospital
Mr. Clark
St. Louis
Davis Jenkins
Maysville Road
Owensburg
Ind
James and
Lillie (Sargent) Clark
Martin County
Terre Haute
Lillie Allefi
Terré Haute
Sinking of land near King station concerns locals
In Princeton area on Thursday residents reported additional land subsidence near King station with ground dropping up to five feet. Ott Wright notes tremor may have caused the shifts while nearby holes had formed over a year ago near state road 41 three miles south, with a coal mine denying any surface disturbance from its workings.
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Princeton
King Station
Vein Coal Company
Elf
Maple Sugar 75 Opened in Petersburg
In Petersburg on February 16 manufacturers of maple syrup reported a good flow of sap after a recent cold spell. The maple syrup season is expected to be fair with prices ranging from 2.50 to 3.4 likely per gallon.
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Petersburg
Oakland City Man Injured in Fight
Grover Van Meter a coal mine employee from near Oakland City is hospitalized in Princeton with a severe head wound after a fight with Marshal Mayfield in Mayson. Details are unclear and no charges have been filed as police await his discharge.
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Grover van Meter
Here
Princeton Hospital
Marshal Mayfield
Mayson
van Meter
Ainpommentavith Mayfield
Mayfield
Hiuo«Ptal
Union Service To Be Held Sunday
Rev J L Henderson has returned from Louisville hospital with mastoiditis and feels unable to preach twice Sunday He invited Rev R T Gwyn and the Central Christian church to assist with the evening service The Central church minister will deliver the sermon
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J. L. Henderson
Louisville
R.T. Gwyn
Central Christian Church
Central Church
Funeral for Ralph Karl Green Held at Sugar Land Church
Funeral services for Ralph Karl Green were held this morning at 10 o clock at Sugar Land Methodist Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Ralph Karl. Green
Sugarland Methodist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Graham hires three Swiss natives at Graham farms
Harry Chambers, Graham Farms general manager in Washington, announced the employment of three Swiss natives to be stationed in Daviess county cheese factories. Joseph Donni, in America under a year, becomes assistant to Albert Steffin at the State Road 50 factory. Walter Burkhardt, a Swiss graduate, and Paul Rohue, ten years in the U S, will lead the Hinora cheese factory. Chambers said two carloads of Swiss cheese were expected.
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Harry Chambers
Grahams Farms
Washington
Switzerland
Daviess County
Graham
Joseph Donni
America
Albert Steffin
Walter Burkhardt
Paul Rohue
Hinora
Chambers
Farm Bureau to Send Large Crowd to Meet
Cincinnati reports readiness for the fourth annual meeting of the producers cooperative commission association with morning reports and elections. Speakers include Dean Thomas Cooper of Kentucky and C B Denman of the National Livestock Producers Association broadcast on WLW at 2:30 pm. Daviess county Farm Bureau quartet will perform. 300 farmers plan a February 20 Cincinnati market tour ending with a Grand Hotel banquet. Advertising excursion rates from Washington via B&O rail. Fares set at 6.30 dollars return by Feb 21.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Producers ‘Co-operative. Commission Association
Seciapile
Indiana and
Gibson Hotel
Thos. Cooper
University of Kentucky
C. B. Denman
National Livestock Producers ‘Association
WLW
Daviess County Farm Bureau Quartetta
Washington
Daviess County Farm Bureau
Yards
B. Kahn’s Sons Packing Co
Crosley Radio Corporation
Grand Hotel
Daviess County
Farm Bureau Harmony’ Boys
Farm Bureau
Louis Kahn
B. Denman
Vincennes
National Limited
Indiana Citizens Move to Dismiss Evans River Bridge Suit
James Duane Dungan and eight Indiana residents urged the U S Supreme Court to drop Kentucky s suit seeking to compel Indiana to fulfill the Ohio River bridge contract at Evans Indiana citizens argued the case should be dismissed as lacking proper grounds and jurisdiction in the high court.
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Washington
James Duane Dungan
Indiana
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky
Ohio River
Evans
Boner Named City Chairman for Washington Township GOP
Dr George W Boner was chosen by Republican precinct committeemen of Washington township to lead the party in the city campaign this fall The meeting also selected Vice chairman Mrs Algeneette Ross Secretary O M Vance and Treasurer Harry Hanson Democratic precinct cam es Washington March 2 to select a city chairman and other officers.
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George W. Boner
Algenette Ross
O. M. Vance
Harry Hanson
Washington
Hoover to Seek Resumption of Arms Talks
President elect Hoover plans to communicate with Great Britain early in his term to explore resuming disarmament negotiations halted at Geneva in 1927. British ambassador Sir Esme How ard’s remarks to the United Press are cited as indicating a receptive stance toward restarting talks this year.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Great Britain
Geneva
Esme Howard
Lond
Dynamiting Strikes Continue Amid Mexican Violence
Reports from Mexico describe continued disorder with 70 dead as rebels clash with federal troops near Los Reyes and Yurecuaro in Michoacan. The presidential train was dynamited, marking a third attack in a week, while seven punks were deported to Havana and two print shops padlocked for literature about the assassination of President-elect Alvaro Obregon.
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Mexico
Los Reyes
Yurecuaro
Michoacan
Emilio Portes Gil
Mexico City
Havana
Jose DeLeon ‘Toral
Alvaro Obregorr
Cold Wave Grips Europe Amid Freezing Death Toll Rises
London reports unprecedented cold spreading across Europe, causing coal riots in Breslau and food shortages in Berlin. Gas mains freeze in Berlin and London as about 200 deaths occur, including eight in Sandwich. A bride dies frozen near Petrokov, Poland, while a vessel convoy faces ice barriers. Greenland and Norway report heat, while German towns distribute drinking water and Essen aids unemployed citizens.
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London
England
Continent
British Isles
Breslau
Silesia
Berlin
Sandwich
Petrikov
Poland
Langerlands
Greenland
Iceland
Norway
Eskimos
Holstein
Stade
Glueckstadt
Rev Spellman Named New Pastor at Elnora
Rev Spellman formerly of Marion Ind has accepted the pastorate of the Christian church at Elnora. He preached several sermons there weeks ago and was invited to accept the position. He has moved his family to the Daviess county town to begin duties.
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Spellman
Marion Indis
Christian Church
Elnora
Daviess County
Cars collide at Walnut and Meridian streets
Cars driven by Charles Blank and Mrs Mackey at 1507 McCormick Avenue Pineal collided near Walnut and Meridian streets this morning causing slight damage to both vehicles. Occupants escaped without injury police report indicates.
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Charles Blankenship
Toad
Seymour Attorney Honan Stricken By Minor Hemorrhage
Thomas M. Honan, a well known Seymour attorney and stockholder in Theta Critical Texas, suffered a small hemorrhage while in Washington. The incident prompted medical attention but was described as a minor ailment in local reports.
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Thomas M. Honan
Seymour
Washington
theta @ critical
Texas
Debating Teams Split Wins in Valley Season Finale
Washington debaters split results yesterday at the local school with two wins and two losses, finishing the season at five hundred. The affirmative fell to Bedford by one point as final tabulation stood 525 to 524, then the negative beat Seymour 581 to 536. Next Friday the negative head to Martinsville, and on March 1 the affirmative travels to Seymour for the last debate.
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Washington
Bedford
Seymour
Martinsville
Stivers Defeats Washington in Rough 18-16 Tilt
Stivers, Ohio state champions, narrowly beat Washington Indiana 18 to 16 in a rough afternoon game. Washington led 12 to 6 at halftime before Helm rallied with two three pointers and a late surge. Free-throw misfires hurt Stivers as they stalled to finish the contest.
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Dayton
Stivers
Ohio
Washington
Indiana
Eco
Hatchets
Siivers
Helm
Prefect
Hoover Makes Flood Survey in Palm Beach
President-elect Hoover completed his Everglades flood survey today arriving from Clewiston after a 77 mile drive. He visited the area hit hardest by last September’s hurricane then dined at the Palm Beach bath and tennis club before heading back to Miami Beach.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Hoover
Everglades
Clewiston
Palm Beach Bath and Tennis Club
Miami Beach
Sterling Funeral for Evelyn Sterling Sunday
Funeral services for Evelyn Sterling aged 6 of Oden will be held Sunday at 2 PM at the Christian Church in Oden. Burial will follow in Walnut Hill Cemetery.
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Evelyn Sterling
Oden
Christian Church
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Dennis Winegar Dies in Carlisle Dental Procedure
Dennis Winegar aged 30 husband of Pauline Fairhurst died at Carlisle last night while under anaesthetic during tooth extraction. Survived by wife Pauline and two children Mary Lou and Dennis Jr. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 pm in Carlisle.
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Dennis Winegar
Plainville
Pauline Fairhurst
Carlisle
Mary Lou
Dennis, Jr
Beauty Shop Sold to Mrs Osmon Today
Announcement says Mrs Ivah Gorsage Osmon bought the Smart Appearance Beauty Shop from Mrs William Sullivan and will keep the shop operating at 406 East Main Street.
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Ivah Gorsage Osmon
Smart Appearance
William Sullivan
East Main Street
Montgomery Beat Glendale 31 to 15 In Own Arena
Montgomery high school defeated Glendale 31 to 15 after leading 7 to 2 at halftime. The game was hard fought throughout with Montgomery outplaying the visitors and no standout stars emerging.
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Montgomery
Glendale
Quinine Origins Traced to Chinchona Trees
Quinine comes from the bark of the chinchona tree native to Peru. It was not grown in England until 1858, although its therapeutic virtues were known for over two centuries.
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Peru
England
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