Schwandner pleads guilty to first degree murder
Geo Schwandner admits killing Joseph Kendall in Elwood and confesses to the crime in circuit court. He states he shot Kendall for a loan dispute and stole 184 dollars. Sentencing set for Thursday by the judge with possible death or life term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Schwandner
Airneon
Unit Press
Geo. Seiprandner
Pe Loday Saterea
Joseph Rendall
Ing Schwantiner
Kengail
George Schwandner
Jis
Washington
Joseph Schwandner
Hugh. G. Faith
Creenwell
Schwandner
Kendall
Fine Plate
Elwooff
Fythagoréan. a eatel x of ibs selected the follower
Fragmented OCR lists names and titles with unclear context. Readable items include C. C-F.N. Horse, WW.C. Leo Perkins, Prelate-W. O. McDaniel, M. Whitebeays, Herman, Gréned TE, IOG.-B. F Herhatreld, Go, G.-Erneat, Bing fan Delegates, Hopewell, Ree ntes, Whitehead.
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Fythagoréan
Eatel x
Ibs
C. C—F.n. Horse
B. Reentes
M. Whitehead
Defendants in Ev key ring case plead federal court
Discharged defendants leave fourteen on the eve of an indictment for piracy. John Haynes secretary of a dome hotel company and John Barnes a boatman are named among those connected. The case centers on whiskey stolen from Henderson, Evansville, with ties to Indianapolis. Dismissals cited lack of evidence and defense arguments by Chief of Police Dger Schi.
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Derson
I Thosa
John Haynés
Dome Hotel
John Barnes
Henderson
Evansville
Indinapolis
Shrin
Jugon
Carl Schell
Formea
Gongin
Hattemen
Modayt
Schi
Pea
Bootlesgerd
Bresent
Illinois primary law deemed unconstitutional by supreme court
A four to one decision by the Supreme Court declares the Illinois primary law of 1929 unconstitutional. The ruling touches the machinery of party nomination, the primary act as amended, and its impact on current election procedures. The news notes the broader effects on state election practices and political competition.
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Oday
Teal Springfield
Til
Insois
Anc Ie
Carnival in Washington: Two juveniles held in burglary case
Preliminary hearing set for September as Dale Rogers Bruner and others face charges in a burglary at local carnival goods. Baker and Bruner admit guilt as authorities recover stolen articles worth over 100 dollars. Bond set for Baker at 1,000. Bruner claims he sold items. other youths remain at large.
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Bruner
Dale Rogers
Heley
Baker
McPherson
Robirth
Bakler
Bedford
Ind
Faith
Caentral
Groner
Washington
Am Fekev Ara
Bruer Saya Aher
Byiner
Washington City
Baler
Barlei
Geoil Giflatt
Will Smith
Focal
Trea
Civil War Crisis Near in China Shapes Rebel Advances
The report from Pekin notes China’s civil conflict sharpening as rebel forces capture Jinan province’s capital and press toward critical northern and southern routes. Bombardment and rapid moves threaten a decisive outlet, with authorities cautious after the cap ture.
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China
Pekin
Cina
Jinan
Ang
Ft Jén
Deaths: Perkins and Booker noted in Montgomery passage
Deaths announced from Montgomery area as Horton Perkins, 56, died at home after tuberculosis illness with prior health travel to Texas and Colorado. Funeral arrangements pending. Lydia Booker, 63, widow of Lonnie Booker, died in hospital after surgery with services at Christ Church at 2 PM Thursday in the Old Fellows’ hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Pearéonton Perkins
Horton
Perkins
Tie
Lydia
Booker
Loniat
Craaidan
Jonvitte
Pendiettis
Pet
Neraleas
Celock
Tharaday
Kansas Labor Confronts Industrial Court At Meeting
At Lagick the American Federation pledged to aid Kansas workers in repealing the state Industrial Court law. The convention condemned the court as an instrument against liberty, endorsing a national campaign to elect a Congress friendly to organized labor and supporting the executive council’s move to organize a nonpartisan political effort.
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Lagick
American Federation
Fection
United Stas
Kapsan
Kansas
Pres. Gompers
Organized Labor
Utilities to spend big sums says Haynes
Indiana utilities will invest eighty eight million dollars over five years for essential improvements and extensions. Public Service Commissioner Paul Haynes told nine hundred telephone workers at the national telephone association convention that interurban systems lead in spending, with railways second. He cited $32.9 million for interurbans, $17 million for railways, $12 million for telephone firms, $15 million for electric lighting, $8 million for gas, and $3.4 million for water utilities, saying higher rates may be needed before loans are available.
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Warsawi Ind
Indiana
Paul Haynes
Public Service Com
Lodat ‘Haynes
National Telephone Association
United States
Canada
Interurban
Taf
Haynes Seid
Haynes
Nathan Killign to Remain Chairman of River Association
Nathan Killign, Euril, of Pe i rd, to remain chairman at the White River Control Association meeting held in a Meess hall. W. Ersburg named secretary as the permanent office. Each county to have four votes, with a three-member executive committee per township. The group aims to draft state law amendments to fund and advance river protection projects for White River drainage, seeking congressional support.
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White River Control Association
White River
Worthington
Association 21 Ut
Nathan jKillion
Eurll
Peird
W. Lersburg
Toin Wias Grebne
Daviess, Kays
Gibson
Teeting
Cyril At Peters
Congress
Picnic at AS Pay School Fun Day at Hastelde Park
The St Sithon students enjoyed an all day picnic at Hastelde Park with games and contests. Participants included O Neill, Burris, Heffernan, Wuerz, Sullivan, Kilfldyer and others in events like wheelbarrow races, three legged races, blind man’s bluff, and a 160 yard dash.
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St. Sithon
Hastelde Park
Irs
Ransy
Burden
Vis
O'Neill
Smith
Leakish Raney
L O'Neill
Vathen
Folay
Alford
Miles
Ieh Burden
Burgis
Burris
O'Nall
Wuertz
Sullivange
Bundford
Foley
al Iwan
McEvily
Heffernan
Sullivan
Keltarange
Grannon
Wuer
O'Neil
Ord
Rae
Unclear Entries From Obscure Sports Report
Fragmented OCR lists names and numbers for a sports event with multiple players and scores. Key individuals include ONeill, Poley, Alford, Willy, Burrih, and Zinkan among others, with scattered figures such as 46, 35, 19, 16, 15, 0. The passage reads like a rough scoreboard or tally sheet with many garbled terms.
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Gra Jrannon
Soivin
I Smith
Kelhar
Wuegts
Smith
Calvin
Myers
Fabrésgn
Diow
Figs 'Neill
Raney
Eflernan
Drew
Gleents
Ellis
Segind
Four New Clues in Elwell Murder Investigation
Kentucky authorities pursue clues in the Elwell murder case centered in Lexington during a race meeting. District Attorney Swann says evidence points to a father or brother of a woman named Anna, with the revolver likely fired from a coat pocket or nearby. Detectives follow leads as they label the killing one of the nation’s most mysterious cases.
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Nebee
Joseph ‘L. Elwell
New York
Lexington
Lex
Anna
Bat - District
Swann
Kentucky
Elwell
Kenwere
Enyan Lekington
Horisea
Joseph B
Elwe Ware
Lex Ve Ks
Daléctiver
District 4
Dey Swann
Swannyday
Walet
Turfmar
Phe
William Barnes
Atary
Irish Question Topic Dominates Democratic Convention
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss Irish questions at a Democratic convention, mentions Illinois delegation, Governor Edger Duane, and Irish American influence in San Francisco. Marshall reportedly denies presidential candidacy and warns against taking acts on the death amendment. Unclear, damaged passage preserves some names and themes.
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Treland
Edjerd Duane
Versailles
Duane
Edmittead
San Francisco
tGe
Marsha Isa
Lang
United Press Today
Indiana
Marphall
America
Marheld
Marshall
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