Italia's crew drift reports reach Spitzbergen aid efforts
The drift of the Italia's crew continues as Luetzow Holm spots two men near Brandy Bay and the main gondola drifts east with seven aboard. Riiser-Larsen and Holm plan air recon to locate Italia, while Oslo reports the crew drifting southeast toward open sea with relief not yet under way.
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Spitzbergen
Luetzow’ Holm
Halia
Brandy Bay
North East Land
Tyee East Land
H. Riiser-Lawen
Kings Bay
Luetzow Holm
Oslo
Norway
Aftenposten
Mitchell man slain by bandits in Mitchell store
Ham Button proprietor of a small grocery and ice cream parlor on Mitchell outskirts was shot by two youths during a robbery last night at about 4 15 p m. Button died after calling his wife from the rear room. The bandits fled in a Chevrolet sedan east of Mitchell.
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Ham Button
Mitchell
Burton
Marshall William Guthrie
Orleans
Washington
Mr. Gutherie
Haley Ray
Ham Burton
Orange County
Burtons
Mr. Guth
Drowning Tragedy Claims Two Teens at Shoals River
In Shoals Indiana on June 11 two Mitchell youths Glenn Bundy nineteen and Granville Monahan perished after their boat sank while setting trot lines. Bundy’s body recovered after Keynon and local residents aided by crossing river current. Bundy’s mother and Monahan’s mother suffer serious distress as families await further news.
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Gi Granville Monahé
Bundy
Keynon
James Stanfield
Roy Billings
Fred Dickey
Dickey
Monanee
Testimony in Klinck trial taken in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 11 testimony opened in the Earl Klinck trial as a former D. C. Stephenson lieutenant faces charges of being an accessory to forging an affidavit for a grand jury. William M. Rogers testified that Klinck sought his signature on a forged affidavit and warned of a Marion county grand jury framing.
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Indianapolis
Earl Klinck
D. C. Stephenson
Klinck
Wm. M. Rogers
Rogers
Thomas Garvin
State House
Arthur Gilliam
Indiana
Reed Committee
Gilliam
M A Grand Jo
Tota
Marion County
Tom Adams
Boyd Gurley
Jim Watson
Kinick
White river flood grounds highway traffic near Washington
The West Fork of the White River rose over the weekend and ran over State Highway 50 by more than a foot today. Forecasters noted continued rises north of Washington as the Wa bash and main stream rivers reached flood stage, with several days likely before receding.
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White River
Washington
Wabash River
Hoover Dominance Seen in Republican Delegates
Kansas City dispatch reports Secretary Mellon with 79 votes leans toward Hoover while Coolidge is seen as the only figure to unite the party. Fourteen farm states push to sway Mellon against Hoover to avert a defeat in November.
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Kansas City
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Mellon
Coolidge
New York Sum
Kansas City Journal
Norfolk Navy yard tragedy claims three lives
In Virginia on June 11 a fatal incident at the U S Navy yard killed three people. A senior civilian employee was among the dead, with investigators aiming to determine the cause and whether more danger remains in the first room where the incident occurred.
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Jene
Ifon
U. S
Bruce
Norfolk Navy
Samuel Stover Freed on $500 Bond in Theft Ring Case
Samuel Stover, 25, arrested on suspicion of belonging to an alleged theft ring operating locally and elsewhere, was released on $500 bond. He faces trial in the Daviess circuit court in the September term on a grand larceny charge.
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Samuel Stover
Stover
Daviess
Laiiley
President Coolidge illness delays Wisconsin trip
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Coolidge illness confines her to home and postpones the President’s planned departure for the summer White House in Wisconsin. The President will remain in Washington tonight as details of her condition are awaited.
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Washington
Washington Catholic High School Alumni Banquet Wednesday
Graduates of class 28 from Washington Catholic High School will be received as members of the Alumni Association at the annual banquet honoring them. The event will be held Wednesday evening, June 13, in the auditorium with a dinner served at 7.
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Washington Catholic High School
Certify Seed Before June 15
Farmers who want seed certified must file their field inspection application with County Agent H H Lett before June 15. Demand rises for seed due to origin quality, while failures come from unadapted seeds, misrepresentation, disease, or unclean purity. Field and post harvest tests ensure germination and purity. certified seed is issued if criteria are met.
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H. H. Lett
Virgil Grannan Making Repairs
Virgil Grannan, local contact, is converting the Knights of his into a club room on the third floor. The room will be removed once the new quarters are complete. A meeting will be held at the club rooms with members urged to attend.
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Virgil Grannga
Knights _ of my
Tte
Free Lecture To Atonight Public Health Talk
A public lecture tonight aims to inform attendees about the relationship between food and health. Organizers emphasize presenting factual information to help people understand nutritional impacts and health outcomes.
Lightning Strikes Otwell Methodist Church Damages
Otwell reports a severe electrical storm as lightning hit the Methodist church. Plaster roofing and windows were damaged, the light meter ruined and a belfry fire briefly started. No injuries occurred, and damages are fully insured. Local high school orchestra, led by Lowell Gray, practiced nearby with only minor shock reported.
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Otwell
Methodist
Lowell Gray
Petersburg
Hart
Theatre magnate on trial today in Hammond Indiana
William Klethege, a Hammond theater magnate, goes on trial at Crown Point on four charges of conspiracy tied to the bombing last November of the $1,750,000 State theater in Hammond. State attorney Oliver leads the case.
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Hammond
Ind
William Klethege
Crown Point
Oliver
Alton Bolstine Named in Cornetts Operation Report
Alton P Bolstine of Cornetts is identified in connection with an operation reported locally. The item notes involvement by Bolstine in a matter tied to Cornetts and the surrounding community.
G O P Convention Notes Of Interest
In St Louis on June 11 Secretary of commerce Hoover and Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W Melton arrive en route to Kansas City. The platform mentions vigorous enforcement of prohibition with reference to the 18th amendment. In Kansas City Everett Sanders, secretary to President Coolidge, declines to discuss the president with reporters and dodges a direct message from the White House.
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St. Louis
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Melton
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Ligant Party
Resolutions Committee
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Sanders
Successor to R L MacIntosh to be chosen
City council meets tonight to discuss selecting a successor to R L MacIntosh on the Washington school board. Rumors swirl about a Democratic replacement since MacIntosh’s term ends soon. current board members Hugh G Faith and Clarence Evans are Republicans, and the unwritten rule has favored two members from the controlling party. No other matters appear listed for the meeting.
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R. L. MacIntosh
School Board of
Washington
McInt
McIntosh
Board of Education
Hugh G. Faith
Clarence Evans
Sven
Fire destroys Campbell & Giveng store in Center Point
Brazil Ind June 11 Fifteen thousand dollars damage resulted from a fire that destroyed the Campbell Giveng general store at Center Point today.
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Brazil
Ind
Campbell & Giveng General
Center Point
Stewart's plea denied by Siddons judge ruling
Washington June 11 Justice Siddons denied the motion of Robert W. Stewart Indiana to dismiss or delay proceedings in the Indiana case. The ruling ends Stewart's bid to alter the legal path, keeping the case on track in the ongoing court process.
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Stewart
Siddons
Washington
Justice Sidons
Robert. W
Indiana
Two High School Youths Die in Car Crash in Indianapolis
June 11 report of a head on collision at 58th Street and Central Avenue killed Porter Davis aged 19 and Meredith O'Hara aged 18 while injuring four other students and the truck driver James Weller 18 in serious condition. Police will file manslaughter and speeding charges against Charles Binford 17 who drove the car.
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Indianapolis
Porter Davis
Meredith O'Hara
James Weller
Charles Binford
Robert Blackburn
Jack Mati
Davis
O'Hara
Binford
City Hospital
58Th Street
Central Avenue
Northern leader Chang Tsing Chang seeks sum for peace in Tientsin
Shanghai reports that General Chang Tsing Chang, a northern leader, demanded one million dollars today as the price for the peaceful settlement of the Babya of Tientsin. The figure underscores intense price talks amid tense regional conditions.
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Shanghai
Chang Tsing Chang
Tientsin
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