Dawes Outlines Naval Disarmament Path
London June 19 Ambassador Dawes set forth US principles for naval arms reduction urging negotiation by statesmen guided by President Hoover’s yardstick. He spoke to the Pilgrims Society, stressing world unity and formal sanction for any agreement while noting continued talks with Ramsay MacDonald and calls for direct negotiations among leading powers.
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London
England
Greal
Britain
Ghares G. Dawes
United States
Pilgrim's Society
Wes
Hoover
Friends of World Peace
Dawes
Boxland
Saas
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Loosizmouth
Scotland
Mack
Washington
Great Britain
Knights of Columbus to Attend Major Indiana Meeting
Fifty or more local Knights of Columbus from this city plan a trip to Indianapolis next Sunday for a large state meeting. A council initiation will mark its anniversary with officials including the supreme knight and district deputies expected. Dinner awaits guests at the Elke Club after the event drawing thousands from across Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
Indiana
Donovan
Ladiow
Lodge
Elke Club
Died at 730 Monday in Wettchton Indiana
John Willig who lived east of town died at 7 30 Monday. Services were held to honor his life with burial at the local cemetery.
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Wettchton
Ind
Te’ John Willig
Raney Named Manager for Miller Jones Shoe Co in Clinton
Raney of Stours Shoe Company Indianapolis will head Miller Jones Shoe Co. and move with his family to Washington to establish operations in Clinton Indiana. A veteran of Chicago and Indianapolis shoe firms, he will relocate later this week.
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Raney
Stours Shoe Company
Indianapolis
Washington
Miller-Jones Shoe Co
Raneybach
Clinton
Ind
Chicago
Fire destroys three National Elevator buildings in Indianapolis blaze
Heavy fire ripped through three National Elevator Company buildings in Indianapolis causing about 300 000 in damage. Two structures were wiped out and a third damaged while crowds gathered as police lines formed. A Dilling and Company warehouse suffered 1500 damage as flames spread. Fire Chief Voshell led operations and called the start of the blaze terrible. Paul Bolling was treated for heat exposure but resumed work later. Ten water lines fought the flames. The exact cause remained undetermined.
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Indianapolis
National Elevator Company
Dilling and Company
Paul Bolling
Reman
Arc
Harry Voshell
Storage Plant Work Begins in Vincennes
Foundation for a 16,000 barrel private apple cooling storage house is under way on the W. C. Reed & Son property east of Vincennes. The hollow tile building measures 50 by 108 feet and features a ventilation shaft system with fans and ice cake circulation to maintain dampness and temperature.
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Vincennes
Ind
W. C. Reed & Son
Second trial for Dewey Boshears in officer slaying
Spencer Indiana June 19 second trial of Dewey Boshears of Bloomington charged with killing Ralph Pogue a special policeman during a November prohibition raid. The first trial ended with an eleven to one vote for conviction after a hung jury. Trial moved from Monroe County on venue change.
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Spencer
Ind
Dewey Boshears
Bloomington
Ralph Pogue
Boshears
Monroe County
Drowning of Sisters in Wabash River Near Big Four Bridge
Grace McGowan nine and Fern McGowan thirteen drowned while wading with children near the Big Four railroad bridge in Terre Haute Indiana. They were daughters of Mrs Nellie McGowan swept out by the river current while venturing beyond their depth.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Grace McGowan
Fern
Nellie McoGowan
Son's Orchestra Prompts July 1 Dance Return
The piece mentions a town performance by Johnny John Re, with four arrangements prepared. Partha and Be present, spectators expected. Dance will feature arrangements with couples charged around 25 dollars per couple and each attendee.
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Johnny Johnre
Localized fragment hints at a midnight death case
The readable text alleges a hisving of the ceed and an affair claimed by the wife in Chester. It mentions an accusing finger at a professor and an attempt to ex bouts as the Hixy protector warned. A death occurred around 11 30 p m last night.
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Chester
Dies in motor collision report amid sparse lines
An unclear OCR snippet notes a narrow automobile collision near a freight site involving David Wampler and Noel of the area. It mentions death and a driver, but the text is fragmented and limits precise details.
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Sxitz
David Wampler
Esse
Noel
Local authorities seek answer over potion that saved survivors
Police and officials today pursued clues about a mysterious potion that helped sustain injured youngsters, amid questions on its nature and who prepared it. Investigators hope testimonies from witnesses and medical staff will clarify how the youths survived and what happened to the missing adult custody.
Former resident leaves hospital after three months
Charles Summers aged nine, son of Mr and Mrs James Summers of Wayne Michigan and formerly of Daviess county, left University Hospital in Ann Arbor after three months confinement for a broken right leg. The limb was fractured when he was struck by an automobile. He is recovering slowly.
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Charles Summers
James Summers
Wayne, Mich
Daviess County
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles
Slayer Bound Over To The Grand Jury In Deputy Killings
International Falls Minn June 19 Emmett J White border customs patrolman arraigned before Municipal Judge Harvey Palmer on charges of second degree murder in the killing of Henry Wirkita of Big Falls White waived examination and was bound over without bond to the grand jury for October 1.
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International Falls
Minn
Emmett J. White
Border Customs
Harvey Palmer
Henry Wirkita
Big Falls
White
Bedford Editorial Meeting Set For Weekend Gathering
Bedford Ind June 19 fans turned out for the annual two day mid summer outing of the Indiana Republican editorial association to be held Friday and Saturday with editors from across the state expected to attend the event in Bedford.
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Bedford
Ind
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Senate Ends Secret Sessions Rule for Nominations and Treaties
Washington reports the Senate adopted a new rule ending 140 years of secret executive sessions. The rule allows open consideration of presidential nominations and treaties with foreign policy implications. It was approved 69 to 12 and takes effect when the Senate reconvenes, guiding confirmations set to occur within two months for President Hoover’s nominees.
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Washington
Senate
Intense Heat Continues Across the Middle West
Chicago reports a sustained heat wave with abnormal highs driving heat across the middle west. The Weather Bureau forecasts relief only at the region’s edges as temperatures stay above normal for several hours. A New York City record of 94 degrees for June was matched as heat peaks were reported in Yuma and Phoenix with other cities reaching near 100.
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Chicago
Middle-West
Chicago Weather Bureau
New York City
Yume
Ariz
O Donnells Seek Engineers In St Louis For Store Layout
L H O'Donnell and son Pat traveled to St Louis to confer with engineers about finishing plans for the new O'Donnell store layout. Engineers had visited earlier to gather details and have since refined the arrangement.
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L. H. O'Donnell
Pat
St. Louis
O’donnell
Change of Pastors Announced For St. Mary's Church Here
St. Marys Catholic church of Washington will have a new pastor and assistant after Sunday of this week per Bishop Joseph Chartrand. Father J J Sermersheim is transferred to Tell City to lead St. Pauls Church and Father Joseph Terstege moves to Tell City as his assistant. New pastor for St. Marys will be Rev Meinrad Rouck of St. Mary of the Woods College Terre Haute. Rev Paul Ofer is named assistant. Sermersheim will replace the late Rev Joseph A Thie who died May 18 1929. The transfers surprise parishioners as Sermersheim had been told of the move.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church of Washington
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
J. J. Sermersheim
Tell City
Ind
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Joseph Terstege
Father Sermersheim
Meinrad Rouck
Women’s College
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Terre Haute
Paul Ofer
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph A. Thie
Sermersheim
Terstege
Illegal Voting Quiz Deepens in Political Corruption Probe
A grand jury investigation into charges of political corruption and illegal voting widens. District Attorney Oliver M. Loomis with Justice Department agents pursued new witnesses as rumors tied high Republican state politicians to the inquiry.
Mrs J O Killion Undergoes Major Indianapolis Operation
Mrs J O Killion underwent a major operation in Indianapolis on Monday and is reported to be recovering well. Further word indicates she is “getting along nicely” after the procedure at the hospital on South Meridian Street.
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Thion
South Meridian Street
Ullerwent
Indianapolis
J. O
Indiana Central Tette to Sing at United Brethren Church
The male quartet from Indiana Central College in Indianapolis will perform several selections at 10:80 o'clock Sunday morning at the United Brethren Church in Ph.
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Indiana Centra College
Indianapolis
United Brethren Church
Mrs D L Booth Taken To Hospital After Gill Ambulance
Mrs D L Booth was taken to hospital yesterday after an incident in Gill involving an ambulance.
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D. L. Booth
Petersburg Woman in Local Hospital Hospi
Petersburg woman in Daviess County hospital after major operation tied to local medical care.
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Petersburg
Robing
E Daviess County Hospital
A fragment from Loogootee report on yesterday operation
An incomplete Loogootee item notes a procedure or operation conducted yesterday with missing details. The readable parts reference location and timing but lack names, actions, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Lindy Returns to His Office After Honeymoon
Col Charles A Lindbergh returns from his honeymoon with Anne Morrow to Mitchell Field to resume aviation business. He poses with his bride and gives his first newspaper interview since the May 27 wedding, avoiding travel details and focusing on aviation safety efforts with the Guggenheim Fund for the Proposition of Aeronautics.
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Mitchell Field
L. L
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Guggenheim
Vincennes Drum Corps Parade Through Washington Thursday
Vincennes Legion drum corps of forty pieces will march through Washington streets Thursday evening before the local Post boy show at the community gymnasium. The corps will be met at city limits by a reception committee from Burch Wood Post and form a ring march to the main streets. The parade will be headed by color guards from both Posts.
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Vincennes’ Legion Drum Corps
Washington
Community Symnasium
Lmits
Burch Wood Post
Miss Blanche Feagans Visits Indianapolis With Friends
Miss Blanche Feagans is in Indianapolis for a short visit with friends, enjoying sightseeing and social time in the city.
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Blanche Feagans
Indianapolis
Relief From Heat Promised In Indiana Today
Heat of record levels caused four drownings across Indiana as thousands sought relief at beaches and rivers. In Indianapolis 18 year old Robert Bailey died while swimming. Fern 13 and Grace Wan 9 died in the Wabash River at Terre Haute. John Jenkins 17 drowned at Bedford after being overcome by cramps. Heavy traffic and accidents accompanied the heat wave. Showers were forecast to bring relief today.
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Indiana
United States Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Robert Bailey
Evansville
Fern
Grace Wan
Wabash
Terre Haute
John Jenkins
Bedford
Pen Country
Two bandits identified in Sumner bank robbery case
Sheriff returns to Lawrenceville with Hilary Litton of Terre Haute and Thomas Herndon of Mt Gary Ky as two of the three men tied to the First National Bank heist in Sumner Monday. Bank employees Rex Mec iker and O D Atkins identified them as the intruders. The recovered cash totaled 5065 with portions found in suitcases and on the men, while a third accomplice remains at large.
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Lawrenceville
Fred James
Terre Haute
First National Bank
Hilary Litton
Thomas Herndon
Mt. Gary
Summer Bank
Réx Meciker
O. D. Atkins
Errdon
Litton
Lee
McGaughey
Skipper of Laurel Rescued at North Head
Captain Louis Johnson of the wrecked steamer Laurel was rescued today by a coast guard crew near North Head Washington. The crew began at the derelict and escorted the skipper toward Cape Disappointment, ending a perilous
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North Head
Wash
Louis Johnson
Laurel
Coast Guard
Cape Disappointment
Funeral services for Miss Mary Harward
Funeral services for Miss Mary Harward were held at 9 o'clock at St. Simon's Church with burial in St. John's Cemetery. Pallbearers included Cameron Hyatt, Fred Fromme, Thomas Stevens, Lester Connerley, and Omer Flee.
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Mary Harward
St. Simon's
St. John’s Cemetery
Cameron Hyatt
Fred Fromme
Thomas Stevens
Lester Connerley
Omer Flee
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Charles G. Dawes
Pilgrims Society
Mexico
Ruiz Oy
Diaz
Velencia
Rome
W. C. Read & Son
Bove
Vice Press
Longworth
Kincheloe
Kentucky
Purnell
Slayer
Grand Jury
New York
O’donnells
City
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
J. O. Killion
Indiana Central Tette
Ats OY
Lindy
Sumner
Harward
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