Pilgrims Attend Pontifical Mass at Eucharistic Congress
Dublin on June 23 thousands of Catholic pilgrims filled St Marys pro cathedral for Pontifical Mass during the International Eucharistic Congress. Cardinal Lauri was saluted by thousands at a mass meeting in Phoenix Park as lectures on the Eucharist drew crowds and some waited outside.
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Dublin
St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral
University College
Cardinal Lauri
Phoenix Park
St. Mary’s
Erwin Hurt in Auto Accident Near Monroe City
C M Erwin of Vincennes a former Washington resident a Union Depot ticket agent suffered a severe cut above his right eye when his car driven by Mrs Erwin skidded and hit a fence post between Monroe City and Winland about 730 pm today. They had two passengers Monroe Widdows and his wife who were shaken but unhurt. Erwin was treated at a Monroe City physician’s office and later released from Good Samaritan hospital. He remained in bed at noon Wednesday with the eye injury and Mrs Erwin also suffered bruises.
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C. M. Erwin
Vincennes
Washington
Union Depot
Erwin
Monroe City
W Land
Eee Erwin
Monroe
Good Samaritan Hospital
Purcell Funeral Planned Friday at Magaville Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Maude Purcell who died Wednesday morning at the county hospital will be held Friday afternoon at 3 30 o clock at Magaville Methodist Church with Rev G G Peel officiating.
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Maude Purcell
County Hospital
Magaville
Methodist Church
G. G. Peel
Shear Luck contest prompts clues and cutout puzzle
Readers are urged to cut out pieces forming a presidential caricature. Clues reference a governor candidate who campaigned on cheese and crackers with $12, a Bolivian farm colony promo, and oil-well shutdown fame. Twelve subjects will be printed. prizes awarded for accuracy and neatness.
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Bolivia
Paris disarmament plan gains mixed international support
Italy's Foreign Minister Dino head communicated the plan to Mussolini who approved it outright. Mussolini outlined the speech Grandi later gave to the commission. Japan reserved judgment after a careful study, saying it had accepted the London treaty until 1986.
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Atis Phyo
Deleworld
Jon
Han
Paris
Italy
Dino Head
Benito Mussolini
Duce
Grandi
Commission
Tsuneo
Matsh
Aira
Matsudhira
Japan
Death comes after long illness of local farmer Taylor
After a long illness a well known farmer from a rural Indiana county, Mr. Taylor, died at his home near Fortville. He was born to M and Nancy Taylor and married Laura March 3 1872. The family had lived there for many years, with many friends and acquaintances mourning his passing. His widow and son Lawrence survive, and he had been active in the May church and local health aid efforts.
Roosevelt Inches Toward Victory at Democratic Convention
Chicago reports Franklin D. Roosevelt close to the Democratic nomination as party factions fight over platform details, especially a possible modification of the Volstead Act. Key figures include A E Smith and Tammany operatives, with Farley visiting Curry amid talk of breaking two thirds rule to secure the nomination.
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Curry
Roosevelt
United Press
Mrs Phillips wins first prize in puzzle path contest
The Democrat's Puzzle Path contest awards three cash prizes. First prize of 5 to Mrs R F Phillips 102 W Walnut St, total solving 3840 in tie breaker. Second prize 3 to Mrs Arthur B Phillips 817 S E 3rd St with 3832 points. Third prize 2 to Ralph Eastman 815 S E 1st St with 3821 points. Other finalists were Mrs W G Kramer and Mrs William Smith. Inspect winning puzzle at The Democrat office.
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R. F. Phillips
W. Walnut St
Arthur B. Phillips
3Rd
Ralph Eastman
S. E. 1St St
W. G. Kramer
Southeast First Street
Willam Smit
Northeast Fourth St
Kramer
Smith
The
Democrat
Hopewell Store Break-In Feared Cash Stolen
The Hopewell store at South and East Fourth Streets was entered last night with about $8 in small change taken. Entrance came from breaking the east door glass with a half brick found this morning. Police suspect transients. Ray Hopewell, owner, cannot yet tell if groceries were taken. Wood Smith went to Evansville on business.
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Hopewell
East Fourth Streets
Ray Hopewell
Film Blaze Roars Through Indiana Transit Truck
A midnight fire destroyed the Indiana Film Transit Company truck and contents, causing about 5000 dollars in loss. The truck carried 100,000 feet of film in fireproof cases. firemen battled the blaze for over an hour near Road 650 A. The truck’s Washington bound route from Indianapolis to Martinville Bloomington Bedford Washington Petersburg and other towns faced no further disruption, per manager C I Carson.
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Washington
Indianapolis
C. I. Carson
Indiana Theatre Today
Roy Yeager
Ae Tae
Martinevil
Bloomington
Bedford
Petersburg
Bicknell
Ing
Sree
Troop 72 to Receive Charter Sunday Services
Troop 72, the Boy Scouts, of the church, will hold services Sunday morning at 9 o'clock at the church. Howard Patton of Bloomington, district scout executive, will present the charter and speak before the church body. Troop 71 of the Presbyterian church and Troop 70 of the Methodist church will be present, and all other troops are invited.
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Trops
Howard
Patton
Bloomington
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Lewis admits failure at bi state wage talks
Indianapolis June 13 A blunt admission of complete failure came from John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers as the bi state wage conference concluded yesterday afternoon The Indiana operators refused to join and claimed a victory in District No 11 sub committee Rome Terre Haute delegates met to decide whether to accept a four dollar basic wage scale agreed by miners and operators in a sub committee
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Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
India
Illinois
Indiana
Iey
A & Ctory
Terre Haute
Miss Agnes Hill Undergoes Major Operation
Miss Agnes Hill of 805 McCormick Avenue underwent a major operation at Daviess County Hospital this morning.
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Agnes Hill
McCormick Avenue
Daviess County Hospital
Tidal fear toll in Mexico rising to huge total
Vincennes Ind June 23 Joseph Beck little son of Mr and Mrs Henry A Beck injured in an accident Tuesday when he cut two deep gashes in his left hand on glass. Temporary bandage stopped bleeding before he could be taken to a physician for six stitches. He rests comfortably Wednesday. The boy is grandson of Mr and Mrs Joseph Beck of Washington.
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Vincennes
Ind
Joseph ‘Beck
Henry A. Beck
Joseph Beck
Washington
Haffey charged with intoxication after morning arrest
Ed Haffey was arrested by police around 9 oclock this morning and held for arraignment on a charge of intoxication. He was taken into custody on Fifth Street near the B and O railroad.
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Ed Haffey
Charles
Fifth Street
Verna Forcum Dies at Canary Home in Washington
Mrs Verna Barnum Forcum 35, formerly of Huntingburg Indiana, died at the Canary home in Washington after a stomach ailment. She fainted and struck her head on a heater, causing injuries. Born December 18 1897 in Huntingburg, she married Claude Fornus. Funeral under James A Gill & Sons with burial in Huntingburg.
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Verna Barnum Forcum
Huntingburi Ind
Washington
Elizabeth Canary
West van Trees Street
Huntingburg
Daniel
Serena
Hanning) Barnu
Claude Foreus
Realy Methodist Church
Huntin
Rebekah Lodge
T | Canary
Untingburg
Pune
James A. Gill & Sons
Rotary Talk by M F Burke at Meredith Hotel
M F Burke of the Rotary club delivered the noon address at the Meredith hotel. Burke spoke on the monetary system of the country using "Money" as his theme in an engaging presentation.
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M.F. Burke
Rotary Club
Meredith Hotel
Mr.Burke
Minor Operations Performed Today At Daviess County Hospital
Three minor operations were performed this morning at Daviess County Hospital. Patients include Mrs. Jesse Q. Pate of Loogootee, Robert Goodpasture of Petersburg, and Billen A. Jones of Petersburg.
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Daviess County Pital
Jesse QO. Pate
Loogootee
Robert Goodpasture
Petersburg
Billen A. Jones
Colima City Hit As Tidal Wave Leaves Death Toll Unclear
Reports say 30 bodies recovered with fears of higher totals as Colima City endures a tidal wave disaster. Officials note widespread destruction along the coast near Cuyutlan and Colima, with many residents displaced and routes to Mexico City or other cities considered due to limited space.
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Colima City
Mexico
Cuyutian
Cuyutlan
Sancedo
Mexico City
CIA
Smith Refuses On Compromise In Democratic Nomination
Chicago June 2 E Smith refused today in any compromise in his win the Democratic nomination. He said he is not here to compromise or talk about anybody else. He announced in a preliminary meeting as chairman of the national convention platform committee amid factional fights to come. Roosevelt supporters are present and a vast draft platform is being prepared by about 8,000 words for the committee.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
York
A E. Smith
al Smith
Twentieth Jury
Til
E. Smith
Smith
Roosevelt
Lin’ D. Roosevelt
Red
Frank
Lhan
Plations Committee
Mrs J L Seal and Daughters Shop in Odon
Mrs J L Seal and her daughters Zelda and Virginia of Odon were shopping on Wednesday with their mother.
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