Seven Killed as Passenger Plane Crashes in England
England, June 17. A Handley Page City of Ottawa passenger plane with two engines plunged into the sea and drowned most aboard after the crash. Rescue boats aided survivors including Americans Allan and Margery Fleming who were hospitalized. The pilot and mechanic were among the saved. Salvage operations were under way as authorities investigated the accident.
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England
Ial Airways
Allan Fleming
Margery Fleming
Ottawa
Three youths from here hurt in auto wreck
Finley Quinn 22, Paul Curtis 17, and Carl Miles 21, all of local addresses, were injured in a head on collision on the Martinsville Indianapolis road Saturday night while en route to Indianapolis. They were taken to Robert Long hospital with multiple cuts and bruises and will remain several days. Family members visited the injured at the hospital.
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Finley Quinn
Martin Quinn
1605 Street
Paul Curtis
A. Curtis
North Street
Carl Miles
Tine Miles
Maxwell Avenue
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Martineville-Indianapolis
Washington
Quinn
Carl
Walter Vollmer
Canyon Inn Woman Manager Fights State Over Possession
A Canyon Inn female manager spearheads a legal battle with state officials over possession of lands tied to a state furniture project. The case centers on property rights and regulatory actions affecting the inn’s operations.
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Canyon Inn
STATE
Weave Chain Of Evidence in Ohio Hotel Case
In Columbus Ohio June 17 the state opened a circumstantial case linking Dr Theora Hix and her colleagues at Ohio State University to alleged hotel profiteering. The hotel owner Mrs Richards defends ongoing dinner service and plans to refurnish, while action to seize the hotel continues in Circu court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
J.M. Chester
Car Driver Exonerated After Inquest In Fatal Hit Run
Miss Mary Harward, 63, died after being struck on Trees Street by a car driven by Ray Yard, who tried to avoid her. Coroner E E Eifert ruled accidental death, exonerating Yard. Harward, a former teacher, died from skull fracture and multiple injuries. witnesses placed her crossing near the Homann residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louisé Harvard
Ray Yard
Trees Street
F. J. Homans
E. E. Eifert
Yarbrough
Harward
Catherine Harward
F. J. Homann
Homann
Mary
van Trees
Siiusaats
Miss. Harward
Keller
Kleindorfer
Miss Harward
Keller Funeral Home
Tme
Clifford Swann
Hazel Hunter
Augusta Young
Harward Wes
Thomas
Salvina
Sally) Harward
Ireland
Harvard
Yarbrough Ar
Glider Pioneer Schulz Dies in Airplane Crash
Berlin on June 17 reports the death of Schulz, Germanys famed glider expert and world record holder. He flew a small motored plane when its wings failed, causing a fatal plunge to the ground Sunday.
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Berlin
Gchulz
Germany
Schulz
Miners Work Without Protection at Dana Mine
Clinton Ind June 17 Dana mine workers return to tasks without the restraining order shielding them from 25 members of U M W A District 11 since May 13 Judge William C Wait noted the order would reapply if disturbances occurred Union leaders pledged no interference Bono Coal Co operating Dana mine cooperates but the union dismisses workers not aligned with its plan of operation
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Clinton
Ind
Dana Mine
Circuit Court
William C. Wait
Bono Coal Company
Church Services Time Proposals Shared at St Simons
Announcement at St Simons church states summer service times to begin next Sunday at 1 6 30 and 9 36.
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St. Simons Church
Odd Fellows Convene in Daviess County This Saturday
All members of the Odd Fellows lodges in Daviess County will meet Saturday night June 22 at Alae. A supper will be served and all lodge members in the city are urged to attend.
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The
Odd Fellows
Daviess County
Servion Peresent
Nine Violent Deaths Reported in Indiana Weekend
United Press reports a weekend of violent deaths across Indiana. Youths and adults died in automobile crashes, drownings, and a train fall. Names include Paul Maple 20 of Bushy and James Agans 10 near Bethel along with others in Poseyville Muncie Lafontaine Mt. Carmel and Westpoint area incidents.
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United Press
Indiana
Paul Maple
Westpoint
Mary Harward
Washin
Dilma MacAffee
Indianapolis
W. A. Miller
Mat
Lafontaine Hig
James Agans
John Shafer
Bethel
Henry Pilot
Chicago
Ed Lancaster
Muncie
Charlotte Stallings
Poseyville
Wagner Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Honus Wagner will be held Tuesday at 9 at St. Simon's Catholic Church with burial in St. John's Cemetery.
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Honus” Wi
St. Simon's Catholic Church
St. John’s
Eterys
Eruption at Mokagatake Volcano Near Hakodate
Seismic activity at Hakodate in Japan prompted June Mokagatake to erupt today. The 25 km north area shook with six quakes and visitors at the base resort area were reported missing.
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Hakodate
Japan
Mokagatake
Here
Tomesawa
Charges Filed After National Road Wreck Sunday Night
Louis Lookhovic, 48, of Indianapolis, driver of the other car, was arrested Sunday night on charges of drunken driving and driving without lights after a wreck on the National Road. Additional charges may follow as investigators proceed.
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Louis Lookhovic
Indianapolis
Daviess County Man Hiram L Palmer Dies at 73
Hiram L Palmer 73, longtime Daviess county resident and well known in the area, died after a three year illness at his home 510 East Herron Street. He died shortly after midnight Saturday and is survived by his wife and two sons George F Palmer. Funeral arrangements were reported for Oak Grove, with services pending.
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Hiram L. Palmer
Daviess County
East Herron Street
Mr. Palmer
George F. Palmer
Earthquakes Rock New Zealand Widespread Damage
A powerful earthquake was felt across Nelson and Westport on the north shore, with a rock slide causing one death and serious injuries. In Auckland reports said the worst quake since 1901 struck the South Island, halting communications and causing building collapses.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Nelson
Westport
Auckland
South Island
Chain Store Case Goes Before Judge
Indianapolis June 17 Representatives of the attorney general office and Lafayette Jacksons lawyers conferred today with C Baltzell chairman of the tax commission. They discussed delays in procuring printed forms for paying store licenses set to take effect July 1 and considered a temporary order delaying the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Attorney General’s Office
Lafayette Jackson
Cars & Naneet
Section of Road 50 Will Be Paved
Indianapolis June 17 Bids for paving projects statewide will be received by the state highway commission. July 9 was announced by Director John J Brown. Projects include US Road 60 from North Vernon to Butlerville seven miles in Jennings County and a bridge over White River between Wheatland and Washington.
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Indianapolis
Whoc
State Highway Commission
John J. Brown
North Vernon
Butlerville
Jennings County
White River
Wheatland
W Gton
Bridge construction begins on White River in Indiana area
Preparations start for a large bridge over the White river west of Maysville on State Road 50 funded by the Vincennes Bridge pany. The two bridges project costs 229000 dollars and will connect Vincennes Wheatland Washington and Loogootee routes, promising floodproof pavement and new motorist routes in Southern Indiana.
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White River
Maysville
Vincennes
Knox County
Wheatland
Washington
Loogootees
Indiana
Hoover Moves to Quiet Fuss Over Prohibition Protests
President Hoover paused legislative and administrative work to read a telegram from citizens in International Falls Minnesota requesting protection against border patrol overzealousness amid ten days of prohibition enforcement shootings. He planned to address the issue personally after reviewing the message.
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Washington
Presdent Hoover
International Falls
Minn
Drift of Names and Charges in Midland Case
Vague OCR notes report a fatal auto incident injuring Dianna Macatee and mention involuntary manslaughter charges against Alfred Linne, 13, plus vagrancy investigations. Names and details are garbled, but imply a car collision and legal actions connected to a death.
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Fald Dianna Macatee
Mater
Alfred Linne
Winton Hyatt Hospital Patient
Mrs Winton Hyett aged 811 West First was admitted to Daviess County hospital today for an age related operation.
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Winton Hyatt Hospital
Accidental Shooting Death Near Ogdensburg
Ogdensburg New York June 17 Arthur Gordon aged 20 was killed when customs guards attempted to stop a car loaded with ale. Chief agent Weldon Cheatham and another guard fired. Gordon was struck after he was forced from the vehicle.
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Ogdenburg
N. Y
Arthur Gordon
Wm. C. Tulloch
Tulloch
Weldon Cheath
Gordon
Cheatham
Francis L. Ceveney
Customs Service
Leather coating used in Europe in the 17th century
A fragment notes that leather coating or tanning practices were used in Europe during the 1600s. The text references historical material use but provides limited context or specifics about regions.
Robbery at Bodohe paws shop in Philadelphia
A violent shoplifting incident leaves two clerks and two customers gagged as Hagges miles reports a $100000 theft in cash and jewelry in Philadelphia on June 17. The event described covers the crime scene and its immediate aftermath with authorities investigating the daring daytime robbery.
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Philadelphia
Bodohe Paws
Hagges
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Detroit
E. E. Enfert
Dana
West Point
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Omaha
William R. Smith
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Securiny
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Tomorro
Joseph Bassler
Rome
Hiram Palmer
Saurca
Hoover
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