Explorers Begin Yearlong North Polar Expedition
The Maud, captained by Roald Amundsen, sails from Puget Sound toward the frozen north for a seven year voyage. The crew plans scientific study with two airplanes and advanced cameras to map sea ice, currents, and unknown lands, aided by Eskimo guides.
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Frozen
Seattla
Raold Amundsen
Sexporer
Puget Sound
Akon
Thole Via
Alaska
Maudshfaungeas
Dankrous
Amudsen
Amendsen
Car Shop 10 Faces 61 Men for Extra Work
Local officials say the Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops will employ sixty one men to repair diverse equipment. The company recently issued orders for additional work and the men are to begin as soon as possible.
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Baltimore & Ohio
I Cal
Street car barn fire in Eva Insville destroys cars
A fire at the Southern Indiana Gals Electric company street car barn in Eva Insville damaged sixteen cars and scorched four on the track. Damage is estimated at 150 dollars and officials say the blaze likely started inside the car barn.
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EVA Insville
Hvansville
Indine
Indiata Gals &Lectric Company
Cpa
Consent Withdrawn for Girl's Marriage Amid Probe
Chienko mother and guardian McCormnick temporarily pulled approval for Mathilde to marry Max Oser Swiss mercurial keeper as investigation begins into charges raised by the girl's mother regarding Oser. John Henry Mbars of New York Strikes unsettled by the news as speedily moving events unfold.
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Chienko
Ftd
Meco
Indek
Mathilde
Max Oser
Meryl Stabs
McCormnick
Irl
Oset
Fortune Hurhter
John Henry Mbars
New York
Comnion
Tony Korea
Death notices for Dr Harvey Wolfe in New Albany area
Dr Harvey Wolfe of New Albany died at his granddaughter Mrs Ben Applegate's home in Corydon Indiana. He was a brother of the late Dr Hamilton Wolfe and would have turned 90 on June 23 if he had lived. A devout Christian and longtime teacher of the men’s Sunday school at the Presbyterian church, his death brings sorrow to his niece Mrs Dee gate and the community.
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Roy S. Wolfe
E Haskins
Mihih Street
Harvey, Wolfe
New Albany
Ben Applegate
Corydon, Nd
Wwolfe
Hamilton Wolfe
Presbyterian Chreh
Deegate
Steel merger inquiry dominates New York hearing
Witness Schitt of Kuhn Loeb testified in a legislative committee probe into a steel merger. He admitted a fund existed to sustain the steel company stock price, resisted further questioning, and clashed with Chairman Enter Meyer's demand to restrain the inquiry.
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Runt
Optermeyer
Morlimver Sahitf
Utrechts Getred
Lockwood
Entermeyer
Schiff
Knicker ban sparks city parade in Traverse City
Mayor Swanton enforces a ban on wearing knickers in Traverse City as women plan a large parade downtown. The demonstration aimed at challenging the order features many participants in knickers and stalls downtown streets.
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Traverse City
Yeaverse City
Midh
Dune Ne i
Swanton
Oreras City
Knissers
Coal shortage looming as strikes curb fuel output
Government fuel experts estimate a nationwide curtailment of industrial activity within weeks due to fuel shutoff. Stockpiles total 32 million tons, down from 61.9 million since the strike began. Production and consumption figures suggest the stockpile will drain in seven to eight weeks, with smaller utilities most at risk.
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Washington, D. Ic
Suopain Union
Nine year old Hubert Silvers linked to fatal stabbing case
Portia Ind. June 3 reports nine year old Hubert Silvers will not die if prosecutor Austin Williams pursues the case. Robert Silvers is charged with murder after a boy was fatally stabbed by a knife following a quarrel over a baseball. The Silvers boy is jailed awaiting further action as investigators describe the night’s events and location details.
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Portia
Hubert Silvers
Austin Wiliam Seh
Dua
Igonard Heters
Robert
Jinite
Ha’ Si Twentty
Roberts
Portland
Lad
Mie
Ymarrek
Teluves
Heragi de Herers
Bernard
Odewil
Quiet After Wild Night Of Rumors
Racial rumors sparked a tense night as armed white crowds massed near Kittin and Simmisboro. Police reported ambushes and a public safety incident with multiple injuries and one death amid chaotic arrests and rapid patrols.
Railroadmen Fired for Buying Liquor in Hammond
Seventeen employees of the Chicago and Ohio railway were dismissed after a moonshine buying and selling case. General Superintendent Derbyshire announced the action as investigators seek to uncover perjured testimony used to arrest the workers. Several had served twenty years with the railroad.
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Hammond
Ind
Albert Reel
Hamire
Chesel Peak & Ohio Railway
Derbyshire
Vce i
Fogel
Aida
Goly Tourney Invitation At Country Club
A local club invites members and families to a golf tournament near Lawrenceville, Iowa. The note mentions voices and a large number of attendees with arrangements for uniforms and devices.
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Clul
Awrenceville
Ienie
Washington and Lawrenceville Tennis Tourney Plans
Members of the focal club are invited to join a trip to Washington and Lawrenceville for a key tennis match. Departures are at 1.90 PM from Washington, with arrival in Lawrenceville around 1.90 PM. Cars meet at the country but before starting.
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Washington
Lawrenceville i Pavers
Ng Focal Club Co
Lawrencyille
Board of Appeal Hears Property Valuation Procedures
The county board convenes to review forty days of property valuations and assessment methods. Members include Daniel Myers county official Samagh county assessor M. Vance treasurer Faust and Hatfield named by Judge Byrd Oxon. The board discusses valuation accuracy, assessment returns, and whether to adjust values or tax rates to fit the budget and state requirements.
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Daniel 1
Myers
County Andilyy
Samagh
Giunty Assassor
M. Vance
Cou
Chates Faust
Hatield
Byrd Oxon
Cireg
Court
Goluma
Guy
Jill
Settle Is Promoted to Baltimore Freight Chief
Howard Settle, longtime head of the Baltimore & Ohio rail company's freight division here since the consolidation, is promoted to general freight agent at Baltimore. He will relocate his family to Baltimore and leave this city for the new post. transfer from later assignments noted.
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Howard Settle
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Gid Ndiuna
Tilieig
Phanvary
Bre Dome
Eagle Ra Ilines
Baltimore
Sele
Tisdaly
Baltihere
Settle
Chilliothe
Sie Ialie
Seyme
St. Louis
West Africa
Woman Convicted of Degree Murder in Husband Poisoning
The jury convicted Mrs Carl of first degree murder in the poisoning deaths linked to her husbands. Deliberations lasted through the night. she fainted in court when the verdict was read. Evidence showed arsenic found in the bodies of Frank Carl and prior husband Alonzo Carl, with prosecutors detailing poisoning of both spouses.
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Shelby Vitied
Clara Gibson
Bilebeard
Otis Edar
Ed Iit
Ishd
Carl
Jas
Frank Carl
Aldo’ d Ging
Alonzo Carl
Frank
Robert Gibson
Bodies of Vincennes Wreck Victims Moved in Four Hearses
In Vincennes Indiana mourners gathered as the victims of the train wreck were exhumed and moved to four hearses. The service at Gardneyel was led by Tepe Howe pastor of the church. Funeral rites were held with color and white burial attire as hundreds watched the procession in the somber morning.
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Vincennes
Tnd
Iernoon
Tepe Howe
Palmlle
Alleged Auto Thief Strikes Oak County Suburb
Sheriff reports an arrest in a case involving a man linked to thefts near Oak Grove cemetery. The suspect, said to have moved from Wheatland, was traced by deputies after being at the Arthur home Thursday and pursued Friday. The pursuit spanned multiple counties, with a getaway failing and recovery of the vehicle in Illinois.
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Oak County
Big le
Oak Grove Cemetery
Davis
Wheatland
Adium County
Illinois
Tai Davis
Thompson A Speaker At Dedication June Sixteen
Rev Virgil Pronipapps Methodist minister of the city is announced to speak at the dedication ceremony at Meorgs Hill College. A local accident left a man with eye injuries after a car mishap on Fifer Avenue.
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Thompson
Virgil Pronipapps
Ald Raney Held on Charge After Sudden Return
Alda Raney, 16, son of Elijah Raney of Be township, returned from Outland City after disappearing May 18. He is held by authorities in Wellington as sheriff searches for his younger brother, Alda says Elijah and the younger boy traveled with aid of rides and sought food along the way.
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Ald Raney
Elijah Raney
Be Township
Ion
Outland City
Elijah
Hai
Oakland City
Myers
Betuiin
Wellington
Aldd
Tn Lis
Alda
Hiijah Bkkomo
Alonzo Raney
Princeton
Mr. Trippen
Negro Held for Return to Prison in Indiana Case
Jack McCafferty of the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville investigates James Robinson a paroled Black man who worked at the Washington hotel after promising to seek work. Robinson jailed today for return to the reformatory while awaiting disposition from the reformatory authorities.
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Jack McCafferty
Indiana
Jeffersonville
James Robinson
Negro
Washington
Beibe
Maniac Attacks Five Men With Ice Pick
A crazed man roamed Olive Street in St Louis on June 3 striking five men with an ice pick. One man was reportedly fatally wounded before bystanders overpower him. Police investigated the assault scene and detained the suspect shortly after.
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Maniac
St. Louis
Olive Street
M ‘Lois
Epworth Leagues Plan Annual Convention in Vincennes
About 160 visitors from Atty Epworth Leagues in the Vincennes district of the Indians conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will attend the thirty third annual convention in Washington Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegates will be entertained in homes. program includes services, music, readings, discussions, and reports. District officers and chapter leaders are listed.
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Washington
Epworth
Vincennes
Indians Conference
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Dach
Wasington
Sandbori
Trinity
Ouard Parret
E., N- Reister
Asbury
Sullivan
Our Methodist
Sandborn
Sugarland
Jn N. Greene
Shelburn
Bethany Park
Loogontee
Vincennes First Church
Shrimp shipments set coastwide record in Southport
Southport reports a May thirty one season with solid carloads of shrimp shipped out, marking a record for the market. Hauls were heavy along the coast, reflecting strong demand and bustling coastal fisheries.
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Southport
War Hero Shot To Death By Affinity
Kansas City police report World War II aviator hero and superintendent BR Anderson was killed in a hotel room. Miss Mary Beals, a Springfield nurse, was injured after a transom entry. Investigators say the case involved a jealous affair and a list of fifty three women found among his effects.
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Kansas City
Beals
Anderson
Philadelphia
Ind
Peg
Miss Beals
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