Teen bicyclist injured in rear collision near bend
A 15 year old boy named Keith on a bicycle was struck by a car driven by Oberst at a road bend. The impact threw him over the radiator and onto the ditch, fracturing his arm above the elbow. He received medical care from Dr. H C Wadsworth after the ride to the office, with the head bruise noted as minor.
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Keith
Bait
paeNe
Sam
Carl
Oberst
Gouth
H. C. Wadsworth
Six Persons Rescued From Padre Island After Stranding
Corpus Christi Texas July 27 four women and two children were rescued after 72 hours without food or water on Padre Island ninety miles south of Corpus. An airplane carried food and water to the marooned group as local men organized the rescue. the incomplete list includes Miss Fannie Maxey Mrs Tillie Kircher and Mrs S W Hale and her daughter May.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Padre Island
Here
Fannie Maxey
Tillie Kircher
S. W. Hale
May
W. C. Mats
Menicret
Parrow activity and stray comments near old swimming hole
A fragmentary eyewitness note describes a parrow near a stone building pursuing a large grasshopper, several boys with bathing suits walking toward an old swimming hole, a man lamenting a marriage license publicity, and a photographer capturing veins on a safe. The morning includes casual greetings and stray remarks about local Meridian amatera and protests by some observers.
Mary Kretz dies at 83 in Sunday night homegoing
Mary Kretz 83 widow of Tiheanh tz died at 8 o clock Sunday night at 414 E Fourth street from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered July 14. Born June 2 1843 in Germany she came to this country as a youth and later moved to Daviess county in 1865. Surviving children include Elizabeth Cavanaugh Washington Martin Kiely St Louis Ir Georg Beaume Bismarck Mona Edward Moran Deming NM Ed and John Kretz Washington and Regina Kretz Pittsburgh Pa. One brother Joseph Kiefer Warhixton also survives. She was a member of St Marys parish and funeral services are at St Marys Church with burial at John’s Cemetery.
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Mary Kretz
Tiheanhtz
Fourth Street
Germany
Anthony
Catherine
Hammerly) Kieter
Jasper
Daviess County
Kretz
Ibohn’s
Ed Keller
Elizabeth Cavanaugh
Washington
Martin Kiely
St. Louis
Georg Beaume
Bismarck
Mona Edward Moran
Deming
N. M
John Ares
Regina ¢. Kretz
Pittsburgh
Joseph Kiefer
Warhixston
Mr. Kretzs
Auto Crash Near Ater Hospital Injures Wilson Family
A car crash near Ater Hospital injures Mrs. Wilson 56 and her husband 62, with Mrs. Wilson suffering a broken left arm and facial injuries while Mr. Wilson is shaken and ligament injuries noted. The Wilson car overturned on the south side. Matthews in a truck is cited for careless driving. Passengers include Raymond Wilson and several others. ambulance responses and hospital care planned for two to three days. State policeman Hubert Day and Deputy Sheriff Sheley investigated.
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Ater
Hubert Day
Sheley
Matthews
Wilson R
Raymond Wilson
Matt. Ws
Woman Identified as Mrs Utterback In Suicide Note
The body of a woman killed by a passenger train near here was identified as Mrs Aliie Utterback, 50, a Terreute maid. A verdict of death by own action was expected, based on a note in her purse indicating she planned to take her life.
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Sullivan
dInd
Here
Aliie Utterback
Terreute
Merger Proposed in Five Indiana Cities
In Hammond Indiana a plan to merge Hammond East Chicago Highland Calumet and another city into one entity with about 132 000 residents was proposed by community leaders in a meeting. The proposal aims to create a single city governing the adjacent communities under a unified administration.
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Indiana
Hammond
Ind
Ting
Hast
Chicago
Highlane Minster
Calumet
Telvio
Surveyors delayed to Tuesday due to breakdowns
Mayor John W. McCarty said a Gordon & Bulot representative called to report their survey team will not arrive until Tuesday morning after their vehicle broke down en route to the survey site. The delay impacts the company’s planned work on the railroad project.
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John W. McCarty
Gordon & Bulot
Chig
Eee
Rigid Censorship at State Prisons Reported
Joliet Illinois July 27 a rigid censorship was imposed today on news from the Illinois state prisons at Joliet and Stateville amid months of unrest following tumultuous events last week when bombs were reportedly planted.
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Joliet, m
Illinois
Joliet
Stateville
Martial law lifted at Durant toll bridge in Oklahoma
Gov. Wm. Murray returned to Oklahoma City after a federal court injunction ended martial law at the Durant toll bridge. He cited belief in the injunction and states rights while noting traffic and safety concerns during the disruption.
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V. Murray
Okla City
Durant
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wm. Murray
Olahoma City
Durant. Toll Bridge
Oklahoma de
Good Time On Trip Edrichshatan Germany
A fragment notes a travel moment in Germany during July. It mentions exploration and a direct journey, with vague references to a place or person and a present passage of time. No clear names, organizations, dates, or events are specified.
Four dozen merchant ships accreted by the Rus
Fragmentary text notes about a fleet of forty four merchant ships reportedly accreted by the Rus. Details, dates, and locations are unreadable in the readable portion.
President of Chile Flees to Argentina After Uprising
The deposed Chilean president fled across the border into Argentina amid a popular uprising that broke Moneda Palace, as Congress had not yet determined his status. The crisis followed disputes over debts and fiscal policy, with tensions spreading early in the day.
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Tiago Chile
Carines
Chile
Argentina
Moneda ‘Palace
Congress
Union Leader Kills Would-Be Slayer Today
Pittsburgh, July 27. Patrick T. Fagan, mine union leader, stopped an assassination attempt and killed the attacker. The slain man, identified as Edward Snyder, 39, of Fleming Ky, connected to M W A in Tennessee, was held for further investigation. Police link the incident to internal Mine Workers tensions over Pennsylvania strike leadership and the conservative faction challenging the union’s direction.
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Pittsburgh
Patrick T. Fagan
Theennsylvania
Fagan
Des
Ace
Patrick Mur
Little Run Temple
Pex
M. W
Tennessee
Fred H Tho
Sid Hatfield
West Virginia
Edward Snyder
Fleming
Thie
Snyder
Fagen
Pennsylvania
U. M
Father of Chas Workman Dies After Illness
James E. Workman 73 of Illinois family man and father of Charles E. Workman of this city died Sunday afternoon at 2 after nine weeks with pneumonia and heart disease. Survived by widow and eight other children, plus a local son a B & O machinist, another son died in World War I. Funeral arrangements pending Tuesday.
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James E. Workman
Charles E. Workman
Mr. Workman
Recovering Nicely After Operation at Olney
Mrs. Mary A. Whithead underwent an operation recently at Olney and is reported to be recovering nicely.
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Mary A. Whithead
Olney
Bering
Jimmie Lyons Held for Hearing on Public Intoxication
Jimmie Lyons was arrested around six Sunday evening and jailed to await filing charges of public intoxication. He pleaded guilty before Mayor McCarty this morning, receiving a fine and costs totaling forty days in jail. Lyons had been reported mooching on the north side of the city prior to arrest.
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Jimmie Lyons
eCarty
Costi
Lindberghs Ready to Fly Great Circle Flight
New York July 27 Charles A Lindbergh and his wife prepare to begin a great circle flight using a Lockheed Sirius from North Beach Airport to Washington for a day or two before continuing to North Haven Missouri and Ottawa for overnight stops. The journey aims to cross Canada Alaska Siberia and Japan toward Tokio with further northwestward legs planned.
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New York
Wol
Charles A Lindbergh
Canada
Alaska
Siberia
Japan
Tokio
North ‘Beach
Washington
Lindbergh
United Press
Washington Hey
North Haven
Dwight Morrow
Robert Grannan Wins Four Medals at Camp Knox
Robert Grannan son of Mr and Mrs Leo J Grannan of 614 West Walnut street attends the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox and has earned four medals. Three firsts in swimming races and a marksmanship award with a score of 147 out of 150.
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Robert Grannan
Leo J. Grannan
West
Walnut Street
Camp Knox
Robert
Bertha Bingham Admitted To Local Hospital
Miss Bertha Bingham of Can nerburg R R submitted to an emergency major fee at the local hospital in the evening.
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Bertha Bingham
Cannerburg R. R. T
Clifford Raney Breaks Left Arm in Park Accident
Clifford Raney an 11 year old son of Mrs Elizabeth Raney of East Fifteenth Street fell while playing at Eastside Park Sunday evening and sustained a fracture to his left arm. Dr B Smoot reduced the fracture.
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Clifford Raney
Elizabeth Raney
East Fifteenth Street
Eastside Park
B. Smoot
Wage Cutting Approved By Sec Lamont
Washington July 27 Secretary of Commerce Lamont condoned temporary wage reductions in industries facing severe distress, noting prolonged low demand harms firms with weak reserves. He declined to intervene in Rhode Island textile mills despite Rep Condon protests, saying government interference would be ineffective and not advisable.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
Administration
Commerce Deydirment
Condon
Rhode’ Island
Rhode Island
Miners Rally In Illinois Denounces Rank and File
In West Frankfort Illinois July 27 John L Lewis international president of the United Mine Workers faced heckling as he urged an end to the Rank and File conventions. A large crowd of about 19800 miners gathered at the high school field to hear speakers and witness a shift of stage control.
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West Frankfort
John L. Lewis
Tllinois
Mae
Ray Edmund
Ithe Orient Mines
Former ElNora girl dies in Indianapolis notice
Mrs Rutheyim, former ElNora girl, died in Indianapolis after an illness. Survived by husband Vernon Moon, parents, and several siblings. Relatives and friends inquire at Ora Carnile ide in Hinora for arrangements.
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Rutheyim
Elnora
Indianapolis
Wyora
Husbae
Vernon Moon
Ora Carnile
Hinora
Local Shoals Man Held on Alcohol Possession Charge
Dove, 28, of Shoals, held in Martin County jail on charges of illegal possession of intoxicating liquor after a raid on his home. Officers found 50 bottles of home brew in the residence last Friday evening.
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Dove
Shoals
I William
Martin County
Artin
Third Heat Wave Not As Severe Say Forecasts
Weather forecasters led by J Arminsion of the United States Weather Bureau report the third heat wave of the season may be less severe this time. Central areas are expected to see elevated temperatures for several days, with officials cautioning heat remains a concern.
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Centra
J. Arminsion
el Annais
James Queen Undergoes Emergency Appendix Operation
James Queen, resident of 314 North, underwent an emergency appendix operation at Daviess County Hospital on Saturday night after a medical issue on Tenth Street.
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Tenth Street
Daviess County Hospital
James Rt
Ted Seng in serious condition in hospital report
The condition of Ted Seng is described as more serious this afternoon and this morning. He is confined to the hospital.
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Ted Seng
Ted” Seng
Th Hospital
Oakley Named The World’s Great Shooter
A fragment notes Oakley as a superb shooter, signaling admiration for his aim. The garbled text suggests the claim of him being the best in the world, but lacks clear context or dates. Further details are unreadable in the source segment.
Evansville Man Held in $6 Robbery at Creamery
Minton Jr., 31, of Mainstreet Evansville, is held in Daviess County jail on an $6 robbery charge after breaking into a creamery safe with a sledge hammer and monkey wrench. Police say two other men may have aided. suspect gave conflicting statements and car was recovered. Officers searched for two additional suspects as early-morning noises were heard near the creamery.
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T., Minton, Jr
Evansville
Daviess County
Fent
Burkhardt
Colbert
N. KE
Heers
Tatu
Minton
Sixth
gustDy
Sono
Allison
The
Slab Laying Near Highway 56 Near Completion
The Premier Construction Company reports progress on curb and slab work along Highway 56 with 1918 feet of concrete laid in a single day. The project aims to finish the section soon as crews complete the planned slab layout.
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Pacoach Land
Two Army Cadets Die in Plane Crash
In Texas near Fort Clark two Army cadets were killed when their plane crashed. The victims were Robert Burke and George O'Rear, both listed as Field Army flying cadets. The wreck occurred as the aircraft went down near the air base.
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James Queen
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