Seven Of Odon Family Injured In Auto Wreck
Seven members of the Otis Callahan family from Odon were injured in an automobile crash on State Road 57 north of Worthington while returning from a Munice trip. Mrs Callahan suffered a head wound requiring stitches and scalp injury. Otis Callahan was driving. the car left the road into a ditch after a brief release from the steering wheel. The other occupants received medical treatment locally.
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Odon
Odon Mily
Worthington
Otis Callahan
Muncie
Slate Falls Kills Miner In Somerville Mine
Oakland City June 25 Elmer Pond 46 of Francisco was killed instantly and Paul Mullen of Somerville were injured when a 4 fall of slate buried them about 1 o'clock yesterday in a Somerville mine. Pond's body mangled. Mullen only slightly injured. Pond recently moved to Francisco from Yankeetown and is survived by his widow and seven children.
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Oakland City
Elmer Pond
Francisco
Paul Mullen
Somerville
Powers
Pond
Yankeetown
Virginia
Lafayette
John
MacFarland
Claude
Dorothy
Jenette
Jessias
Heat Strikes Dignitaries At Work And Cambridge
Vice President Curtis fans himself in the Senate Building Washington while J P Morgan endures the heat at Harvard commencement in Cambridge Massachusetts The scene shows both men in a moment of sun warmed perspiration reflecting the season’s heat on notable figures.
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United States
Curtis
Senate
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Carnival Opens Despite Rain As Crowd Gathers
The Legion carnival was not fully ready yesterday but officials announced full readiness for tonight. A large opening night crowd attended, and officials expect an even bigger turnout with better weather. Wednesday night the Democrat carrier boys will tour the grounds. The carnival sits on vacant lots between Grand Avenue Memorial Avenue and East Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
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Democrat Carrier Boys
Grand Avenue
Memorial Avenue
East Seventeenth
Eighteenth Streets
Council hears remonstrance on improvement plan delay
Local council delayed action on a proposed improvement project amid opposition from Mr. ONeal and residents along Jackson Street. Several property updates were approved or noted, including moving a building on 161st Avenue, remodeling jobs, and a cost listing for multiple addresses, with an electricity sign addition on South Street and pump operation at a farm noted. The meeting featured councilmen Cavili, Darme, and Summerg.
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O’ Neal
Jackson
W. A. Payne
161
James A. Gill
John ‘Kutter
Jef‘McCormick
Westwell
Dewey Avenue
Doosk Hopewell and
Hopewell
State Street
Farm
Pump Op
Charles Rhoades
VanTrees
Changes planned for Southside school remodeling project
A conference in Indianapolis involving C. Evans school board member Lester Routt architect and Charles G. Ga local attorney plus health and accounts officials resulted in revisions to the remodel. The old Southside school will stay for expanded lighting and window revamps with modern toilets. The new addition will use a wall box heating and ventilation system, while the old heating stays. Two rooms an assembly hall full basement and new toilets are planned with bids expected to fit the 25008 bond issue.
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Indianapolis
4. C. Evans
Lester Routt
Charles G. Ga
5S Board of Health
State Board of Accounts
Southside
Condra
Department of Public Health
Kiefer March Featured On WLW Broadcast
Every Friday night the Filmore band broadcasts on station WLW at ? o clock. Ray Palmer, a friend of Filmore and Kiefer, notes that Filmore published music written by Mr. Kiefer. Palmer wrote to the band leader requesting a performance of Kiefer’s music and received a reply. the band will play the march written by Mr. Kiefer on tonight’s program.
Madison man struck by bolt near Middlefork
Madison Indiana June 25 George Dryden 39 years old was killed when struck by lightning while tending cows near Middlefork. His 46 year old wife died beside him. both bodies were found near the ground with clothing torn and watch parts scattered. A 14 year old son Billy found the shattered remains about an hour later. The widow survives.
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Madison
Ind
George Dryden
Middlefork
Ayn
We i Billy
aSad
Claim thief shoots himself in leg amid chaotic scene
A claim thief reportedly shot himself in the leg during an incident on June 25. The person involved, identified as Richard, later claimed he killed about 800 people in a year, a statement that appeared amid the confusion and conflicting reports surrounding the event.
Boshears Convicted in Slaying of Policeman at Raid
Spencer Ind June 25 A Owen circuit court jury convicts Dewey Boshears 38 Bloomingtion of involuntary manslaughter in the slaying of Ralph Pogue a special policeman during a liquor raid at the Boshears home in which regular police participated. Conviction carries 1 to 10 years and sentencing will occur this term.
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Spencer
Ind
Owen Circuit Court
Dewey Boshears
Bloomington
Ralph Pogue
Boshears
Indiana
Herbert A. Rundell
Two Indictments Against Prohibition Agent Unsealed
South Bend Indiana June 25 John J Maroney of Beech Grove former department of justice and prohibition agent is under two indictments charging liquor conspiracy in federal court here it was learned today.
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South Bend
Ind
John J. Maroney
Beech Grove
Department of Justice
Prohibition
Montgomery Man Admitted For Medical Observation
John Shell of Montgomery was admitted to the local hospital today for medical treatment and observation.
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Montgomery
John Shell
Desperate snake attack rages in New Albany yard
In New Albany a venomous snake aroused by an intrusion struck repeatedly as Walter Young entered the Meyers yard. After a dramatic fight, Blunk delivered blows to subdue the reptile. Robert Genekopp, aged year, who was nearby with the Meyers family, witnessed the event as the snake was killed.
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New Albany
C. H. Meyer
Walter Young
Father Negro
Efar
Robert
Genekopp
Meyers Py
Bloomington Woman Mrs Eilen 73 Succumbs
Mrs Eilen , 73, of Bloomington, dies after illness. Funeral services set for Sunday morning in Bloomington with burial to follow at Lint Cemetery.
Indianapolis Leaders Plead Not Guilty After Car Crash
Indiana state officials Indianap and Ted Bald B face accusations after a high profile automobile crash. Two alleged leaders of the incident pleaded not guilty, defending their actions amid ongoing legal proceedings. Court records show investigators pursued multiple angles, with local authorities emphasizing accountability.
First Air to London Telephony Demonstrates Trans Oceanic Link
A U P reporter in an airplane above Hadley Field, New Jersey, demonstrated two way telephonic contact with London, sending a story on Strongheart the movie dog and receiving UK coverage of the English Channel air crash. The London office reported clear audibility with minor fading as Julius Frandsen relayed dispatches.
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Julius Frandsen
Hadley Field
N. J
London
Webb Miller
United Press
Miller
Strongheart
British Air Ministry
New York
The
Bell Company
Air Ministry
English Channel
England
United States
Julius Franden
U. P
Bell Office
Indiana tiger length and weight range noted
The Indiana tiger is described as potentially longer than ten feet and weighing between 550 and 650 pounds, according to the provided text.
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Indiana
Repairs on plane complete for Sverige flight
Open hagen June 25 repairs on Captain Albin Ahrenberg's plane the Sverige have been completed and he will continue his flight to New York as soon as weather permits. Captain Ahrenberg Lt Axel Floden and Robert Ljungland were delayed at Reykjavik Iceland when mechanical trouble developed in their plane after their belated arrival from Bergen Norway two weeks ago.
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Openhagen
Albin Ahrenberg
Sverige
New York
Ahrenberg
Axel Floden
Robert Ljungland
Reykjavik
Iceland
Bergen
Norway
Johnny Johnson and Victor Orchestra At Dance Tonight
Tommy Daily announces the Knights of Columbus event featuring Johnny Johnson and his Victor recording orchestra. Dancing starts at nine with a short intermission at ten when Johnny Malcom performs piano solos. The show includes several additional acts before returning to dancing.
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Tommy Daily
Knights of Columbus Committee
Johnny
Johnson
Victor Recording Orchestra
Malcolm
Washington
Johnoon
RAY RAGSDALE JOINS DEPAUW PRESIDENT AS SECRETARY
Ray W. Ragsdale of Washington Indiana accompanied Dr G Bromley Oxnam and Mrs Oxnam from Greencastle to Los Angeles where he will serve as private secretary to Dr Oxnam president of DePauw University. Ragsdale is a Commons Club member.
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Greencastle
Ind
Ray W. Ragsdale
Washington, Ind
G. Bromley Oxnam
Los Angeles
Cal
Oxnam
DePauw University
Ragsdale
Commons’ Club
New Front Wheel Drive Cord Announced in Cleveland
Auto plants in Cleveland report Auburn Automobile Company will produce a new front wheel drive car named the Cord. Announcement says the vehicle may be expected within a few days and details are forthcoming.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Auburn Automobile Company
Final Effort Stands By Amid Ship's Uncertain Fate
The Friends of the men believed the vessel could remain afloat only if the motors did not explode and Eduardo Gallarta, the pilot, did not mismaneuver. The situation remained tense as investigators evaluated the partial, damaged craft.
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Eduardo Gallarta
Unusual rain disaster hits Washington and Daviess county
A heavy midday rainstorm drenched Washington and Daviess counties causing washouts near Newberry and detours for repairs. A strong downpour fell across the area with Ben Osborne's structure reported blown down and other minor damage noted.
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Washington
Daviess County
Newberry
Frain
Ben Osborne
Legal hearing set for Friday on injunction in Knox area
Officials and unemployment concerns were to be addressed in a court session before Superior Judge Linn D Hay. The hearing, related to a union dispute over mine operations, was announced today and targets the Bicknell area.
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D. Logsdon
Knox Consolidated
Wopke
Bicknell
Snook ruled sane by state alienists in insanity defense move
A fractured clipping reports that Snook was ruled sane by state alienists after alleged crimes involving Thedra Hix and a professor, with investigators and county prosecutor John J. Chester discussing the insanity defense strategy. The item cites Ohio State University links and an ongoing legal move aimed at mounting an insanity defense.
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Snook
Sane
Ook
Columbus
James Heslayer
Thedra Hix
Ohio State University Coed
John J. Chester Toig
Fran k No. 2 ranking loses in four set tennis bout
In London, June 25, American hopes for the tennis title suffered a setback as Frank, ranked No. 2, was edged in a four set defeat. The match featured strong play from Bunny and other top contenders in a tense contest on center court.
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Ybredon
England
Americ
Bunny
Woman Played Trump Card in 250000 Suit Romance
Oklahoma beauty and former stenographer testified in a $250,000 case about a transcontinental flight to Chicago and a millionaire who courted her in a stylish restaurant. She described his ardent proposals and kiss at the table, while his wife sat nearby. The millionaire kept silent as she recounted his exclamations of happiness.
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Chicago
Judge
Meager clews in gang death puzzle city case
Police in Flushing probe a gangland killing described as the most sensational since Rothstein, with investigators uncovering only meager clues. Detectives search for leads as the victim bleeds to death in bushes near Marlow’s body days after disappearance.
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Marlow
Flushing
G .Whalen
Rothstein
Three Bicknell Men Sentenced for Corn Theft
Vincennes Indiana June 25 three Bicknell men Willis Bow en 36 Russell Hardesty 33 and Russell B Morgan 33 pleaded guilty to stealing corn. Circuit Judge Thomas B Coulter sentenced them to one to ten years and disfranchised them for five years. The men admitted wives and children but the judge remained unsympathetic. They used a coal company truck to steal from Koenig and Saw mill cutting a bed for the truck and emptying a corn crib into the truck after removing sixty six bushels then sold the corn in Patoka for 56 dollars.
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Vincennes
Ind
Bickenll
Willis Bowen
Russell Hardesty
Russell B. Morgan
Thomas B. Coulter
Bicknell Coal Company
Making Motor Trips to Western State
Mr and Mrs Charles Rogers and their children Herma Marvin Forrest Virginia Bruce Barbara and Freddy along with Mr and Mrs Elwood Bell depart by car for Montana to visit relatives. Ten days are planned for the trip one way and two months away overall. In Lewiston Montana Rogers family will visit W Fifa and James Rogers brothers of Rogers. The Bell family will be joined by Mrs Fern Horrall.
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Charles Rogers
Herma
Marvin
Forrest
Virginia
Bruce
Barbara
Freddy
Elwood Bell
Montana
Lewiston
Rogers
Fifa
James Rogers
Bell
Fern Horrall
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Margaret Shotwell
Omaha
Neb
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Spain
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Richard Ae
Ocean
Sohnson
Wile
Johnny’ Johnson
Ray Ragsdale
Depauw
U.S
Kurt Ferdinand Dé Pantz
Mildred Nelson
Kansas City
St. Thomas d'Aquin
Paris
Frank Marlow
MACKS
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