Hospital Furnishings Complete Across All Rooms
All rooms at the hospital are furnished thanks to donations from organizations and individuals. The Eastern Star lodge paid $100 for the Children room, Hindher Co repainted the men’s ward furniture, Knights of Columbus will redecorate, M F Burke donated a typewriter, Kday gave eight canes and jelly, and Tri Kappas funded the souvenir edition proceeds totaling $762.39 for the majestic range and hall furnishings.
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Hindher Co
Knights of Columbus
M. F. Burke
Kday
Tri Kappas
Drive Under Way to Raise Funds for Vincennes Hotel
Vincennes Indiana July 2 directors of the Fort Sackville hotel company met to launch a whirlwind fund drive to raise 150000 for a seven story hotel at Fourth and Main. Local teams organized to work immediately with goal to be reached by July 12. The plan calls for the project to be turned over to a major hotel firm after subscription and payment. Four of the five directors will remain, with a local treasurer. Local businessmen express strong enthusiasm for the campaign.
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Vincennes
Ind
Fort Sackville
Chamber of Commerce
Fourth
Main Streets
Paris Welcomes American Aviators Arrival in France Draws Roaring Cheers
Crowds greet the American aviators as they arrive by train in Paris from Caen. A reception by French and American officials follows, with the party relocating to the Continental Hall and appearing on a balcony after a period of security and intense public cheering. Captain Richard D. White accompanies the aviators.
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Paris
France
Richards
Hip da
Ieee
Ake
Gare Lagaire
Caen
Richard D. White
Naval
Eich de ~ Atonds
Péllee
Haur
Rue de Rivoli
Inter-Allied
Reach
Greenwood & Co Store Prepares for Public Event
Greenwood & Co announces a major upcoming public event to be staged by Ebert Greenwood, with stores closed on Monday for the Fourth and the next two days to complete preparations. Watch for the announcement. it will pay you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Bhig
Ebert Greenwood
Traylor Barr township resident dies at 44
Charles Traylor, a township resident born July 31, 1871, died after a serious illness described as SEA Bright's disease and high blood pressure. He lived in Pike and surrounding counties, worked as an auctioneer and farmer, and spent his later years near Montgomery. Survived by children Thomas Traylor and George Traylor, among others. Funeral Sunday at Grove Cemetery with service and interment at 2 o'clock.
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Charles ‘Traylor
Barr Township
Sea Bright
Traylor
Agarie
Ling
Pointy
Assessor
Madgeroe City
Inter Grove Cemetery
O' Ok
Dempsey Husband Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life
Coroners reported the murder of Edna Dempsey by her husband John Dempsey 25 brother of boxing champ Jack Dempsey. Authorities said Dempsey threatened to kill again and then killed himself after the act. The motive remains under investigation as officials withheld details and Jack Dempsey trains away from Sulphur Springs.
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Edna Dempsey
John Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Corone? Peters
Jack” Dempsey
Hite Sulphur Springs
Siice
Heat wave death toll rises across Indiana and Chicago
The heat wave brought high temperatures up to 104 and 96 degrees with cooling breezes later. Indiana reports multiple heat related deaths including Martin Fogarty 67 in Vincennes and James Wolford of Pennsylvanias section employe. Chicago records a 104 degree peak and two deaths from sunstroke amid escalating heat.
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Vincennes
Ind
Martin Fogarty
Mr. Seber
Henge
South Bend
Frank Jankowski
Arnold Mitchell Arrives With Grandmother at Fourth
Arnold Mitchell of Bedford arrived this afternoon to the Fourth with his grandmother Mrs Washington Akester.
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Arnold Mitchell
Bedford
Washington Akester
Ultimatum Sent By Jugoslavia To European Powers
Belgrade July 2 Jugo-Slavia issued an ultimatum over freedom of action in a dispute. It demanded the release within forty eight hours of Djurash Kovitzh an interpreter at the Jugo-Slav legation in Palazzo Tirana the Albanian capital. He was arrested on a charge of protesting pestilence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Djurash-Kovitzh
Jugo-Slav
Palazzo
Protos
Lindbergh Heads to Ottawa on Canadian Friendship Mission
Charles A. Lindbergh left Selfridge Field in the Spirit of St. Louis for Ottawa with twelve army planes as escort in a mission of friendship to Canada. The flight from Mt. Clemens was to deliver a message of goodwill, continuing Lindberghs storied aerial visits and international outreach.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Charles A. Lindbergh
Selfridge Field
Canada
Lindbergh
Spirit of
Kiniok risaken submitted to in afternoon filing
A brief record notes that the risaken underwent no Toital this afternoon after being submitted to Kiniok, with no additional actions recorded.
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The
Risaken
Grace Hop es to Take Off Today
Barking Lends inland of Kauai July 2 reports Dick Grace a California stunt flyer awaiting favorable weather for a non stop trans Pacific flight after an earlier failed attempt. He says he hopes no delay occurs today as preparations resume at daybreak.
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Barking Lends
Kauai
Pacific
Dick Grace
Supy
Barking Sands
Island of
Kaual
Itichard Grace
Southern
California
Gracy
United Press
Miner Injured In Fall Of Slate At Atlas No 1
Walter Moore, son of Robert Moore, of Petersburg, employed at Atlas No 1 mine owned by Pike County Coal, was seriously injured by slate fall. The accident caused many miners to quit work as Moore was badly crushed, but his condition later improved and recovery seemed possible. This marks his third severe mining injury.
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Petersburg
Walter Moore
Robert Moore
Atlas No
Ming Here
Pike County Coal Corporation
Moore
Elevator burned to ground in Fountain town strike
In Fountaintown Indiana on July 2 a grain elevator was believed struck by lightning during a mild electrical storm at 9 30 p m Friday. The building burned for about five and a half hours before being destroyed with losses estimated around 30000 dollars.
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Fountaintown
Ind
Kidnap Case in West Terre Maute Shocks Family
Warrants were issued for the arrest of Herschel Kirby Frank Kirby and an uncle in a sensational kidnapping of Virginia Rose Kirby from the home of her maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Green in West Terre Maute. The infant was seized after intruders overpowered the Green couple and abducted the child in a sedan.
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Terre Maute
Ind
Virginia
Rose Kirby
John Green
West Terre Maute
Ysl Herschel Kirby
Frank Kirby
Other Kirby
Trial halted as mayor weighs reckless driving ruling
Ernest Murray stood before Mayor John W. McCarty this morning on a reckless driving charge. McCarty said he would render a decision Tuesday morning after hearing evidence. The accident allegedly occurred on May 29 on Oak Grove pavement involving Murray and several plaintiffs including Mrs Grant Taylor and Mr Harry Van Trees.
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Ernest Murray
Delared
John W. McCarty
McCarty
Murray
Oak Grove
Grant Taylor
Harry van Trees
Mrs Dixon III In Denver Hospital Report
George Cahill of Montgomery has learned that his mother Mrs. Dixon III is seriously ill in a Denver Colorado hospital with pneumonia attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dixon III
Denver Hospital
George Cahill
Montgomery
Dixon
Denver
Colorado
Supreme Court ruling unclear on search warrants in void rulings
Fragmented report mentions Indianapolis and state attorneys general discussing how to proceed after a ruling declaring a void decision. It notes the Supreme Court majority and justices like Julius, Benjamin, David, and Clarence Rj in a case affecting warrant searches and law enforcement powers.
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Indianapolis
Torney
Gilliam
Supreme
Ing
Ettorneys
Julius
Justice
Cone
Benjami
David
Opti
Clarence Rj
Orleans, Yoda. J Wells Dies Following Shipboard Accident
A 60 year old man identified as J Wells of Wa ta Ly on his ship suffered a fatal injury when a reel mechanism moved, wrenching him toward a sickle. He collapsed, died shortly after, and was survived by his widow and three daughters.
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Orleans
Yoda
Ae Wells
Wells
Hong
Conferees Move Toward Agreement On Naval Cruiser Question
Conferees made rapid progress on naval cruiser matters with broad agreement in many classes. Delegates next week faced shipping the cruiser issue in a form that satisfied diverse views as they pushed toward timely completion before Fourth of July celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneva
Naval
Man Dies After Refusing to Identify Shooter
An unnamed man died from a gunshot wound suffered in a fight with Eliseo Orupese last night. Police declined to identify a cause for the clash or the shooter, citing ongoing investigation and ignorance of the affair. The victim was found with the wound in the abdomen and died at a hospital.
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Sillagomes
Eliseo Orupese
Ors
Ueddes
Ilagomer
Triplet Farmers From Tennessee Visit Town
Abe Ike and Jake Waggoner, 71 year old triplets from near Maynardsville, Knoxville, arrive for a visit. They do not smoke chew or drink and have never had a doctor. They are prosperous farmers who have never used alcohol or tobacco.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Abe
Ike
Jake Waggoner
Maynardsville
Laura Carnahan Funeral Services This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Carnahan were held this afternoon at the First Methodist Church. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Carnahan
Laura Carn
Methoeuhood
Oak Grove Cemetery
Odon Resident Undergoes Minor Operations at County Hospital
Baroid aid Dean Neorlemer of Odon submitted to minor operations at Daviess county hospital in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
County
Baroid
Dean Neorlemer
Daviess County
Byrd Plans Pole Flight From New Zealand Ice Fields
Explorer Richard Byrd announces a July ocean cruise approach to begin a South Pole flight from the ice fields off southern New Zealand. The expedition aims to push the era of polar aviation with Byrd at the helm and significant support from his team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bwrne
South Pole
New Zealand
Singlais Rites Set for Sunday Service
Funeral rites for Singlais will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the Baptist church. Burial will follow at Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
The
Baptist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Minneapolis Sees 100 Treated for Food Poisoning
City health department investigates a mass food poisoning incident in Minneapolis as more than 100 people are treated in pole hospitals and homes. Reported cases are critical and authorities seek the cause and source of the outbreak.
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Minneapolis
Pole
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Pal-Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Richard
Byrd
St. Vincent's ‘Hospital
New York
Bennett
Bicknell
James Wolford
Tallpond
Deedes Lo
Chicago
Ottawa
Kiniok
Grace
Little Joe
North
China
Mayte
Kirby
Hagel
Ale Bor
Whele
Green
Vent Dict
Greencastle, Walter Zaa and
Jerry Bepital
Byrd Will Cruise
Great Britain
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