Indiana's Famous Buzzard Sighted Near Carthage
Carthage Indiana June 18 a famous buzzard has shifted its habitat to this part of the state according to Mont and Earl Lacy near here. The two men observed the bird circling over a cornfield with a bell around its neck and the tinkling sound from the sky was noted as awe inspiring by the observers.
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Carthage
Ind
Lacy’s
Sullivan
Farmersburg State Bank
Farmersburg
John Palmer
Terre Haute
Sullivan County
Palmer
Pasadens Bank
Williams
Gerald Fitzpatrick
James Hawees
Guy
Unconventional New York Women And Bohemian Echoes
In New York on June 18, urban women and men drift toward unconventional careers from dancing teachers to theater operators and department store clerks. The piece notes a shift from bohemian prominence to quieter retirements, citing Edna St. Vincent Millay Floyd Dell Max Eastman Mary Heaton Vorse Susan Glaspell and Provincetown figures as examples of the era's social mobility and retreat.
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New York
Goulds
Mackay
Caruso
Hoyt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Social Registerite
Yesteryear
Manhattan
Edna Millay
Floyd Dell
Hudson
Max Eastman
Deil
Mary ‘Heaton | Vorse
Susan Gilaspell
Provincetown Players
Eugene O'Neill
Provincetown
Norman Matson
Old Guard
Postage Rates and Mail Subscriptions Notice
County mail in county annual rate three dollars per year. Weekly rate outside county. Subscriptions must be paid in advance. Washington ind. for mailing through the second class matter. Telephone number four cents.
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Wiption
Washington
Ind
Misuse of arms and enforcement discussed by officials
Assistant Secretary Lowman urged tightening restrictions on armed patrols and emphasized the need for orderly courts. A Sand Point officer reported a seaboat encounter where a woman was menaced by an American coastguard boat in Canadian waters.
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House
Treasury
Peg
Moonshine Mash Causes Roosters to Get Drunk in Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City moonshiner dumped mash near a chicken house, roosters ate it and became intoxicated, drawing the attention of a prohibition agent. The moonshiner was arrested and two large stills were seized in the incident.
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Prohibition
Salt Lake City
CAR OWNERS WARNED ON INDIANA TAG USE
Louisville police turned over a list of seventy two residents who were operating cars in Kentucky with Indiana license plates. The Sinking Fund Commission warned these motorists that warrants for unlicensed operation will be issued unless Kentucky plates are obtained. Motorcycle patrols will continue the investigations after complaints that Indiana plate users avoid Kentucky state and city taxes.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Sinking Fund Commission
Stray bullet hits man in mulberry tree near White River
In Bicknell Indiana yesterday noon a stray rifle shot hit W H Summers while he sat in a mulberry tree by the White River. The bullet glanced off flesh with no puncture as children nearby fired at targets along the riverbank. Summers sought medical X rays and was found not injured.
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Bicknell
Ind
W. H. Summers
White River
John Marsh
Alton Street
Summers
Wagner Rites Held Here This Morning
Last rites for John Honus Wagner were performed at St. Simon's Church at 9 o'clock with burial in St. John's cemetery.
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John “Honus” Wagner
St. Simon’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Two Oklahoma Girls Seek Stolen Clothes in Alexandria
June 18 report says two penniless girls from Avant Oklahoma Pearl nm Oklahoma and Lorene Dagfer 24 a Texan arrived in Alexandria seeking more than $1000 in stolen clothing. A search warrant found only three dresses. the rest were taken by a woman who shipped them from Avant. Police pursue the thief while the girls explain lack of funds hampered recovery efforts.
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Bem
Avant
Okla
Pearl Nm
Lorene Dagfer
Pear
Prosihtyan
Walker
Alexandria
Ryg
Scout group forms new trade committee in city
One of the First Methodists appoints a new traffic committee with Chairman Samuel Smith and Ralph Mattgorien Peek among its members. Rumor spreads that the American Legion cancelled a company booked under its auspices, but officials say there is no foundation to the claim.
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Merch
Tracp
Samuel Smith
Ralph Mattgorien Peek
Roy Eastman
Alter Hatfield
American Legion of
Chicago Poisoning Case Baffles Investigators In 1852
A 1852 Chicago incident involving a mother and five children is under investigation. Authorities seek to determine the sequence and length of time related to the suspected poisoning while assessments of the victims’ health remain ongoing.
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Chicago
Palmer Funeral Held Here Today
Funeral services for Hiram Palmer were held this afternoon at 2 30 at the church with burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Palmer
Hiram Palmer
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Washington, Ind
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Friend of Peace
Bandit
Lowman
Berlin
Germany
Hugh L. Cox & Co
ELMO
Elmo Laboratories
B. Allen Company
Graham-Paige
Roy H. Scoble, Inc
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