Firemen Blocked in Search for Bodies Near Trial
Chicago records show no further murder charges against William D. Shepherd if found not guilty of Billie McGlintock’s murder. State's Attorney Crowe concluded closing arguments accusing Shepherd’s defense as evasive, with Mrs. Shepherd distraught and absent, as Judge Lynch prepared to charge the jury after Crowe’s appeal.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billie
McGlintock
Howver
Shepherd
Wiliam D. Shepherd
Bille McClintock
Crowe
Tt R
Pioneer resident Nathan Sanford dies at 75 in Daviess County
Nathan R. Sanford of Daviess County, longtime farmer and descendant of early settlers, died at his suburban home on the Troy road after years of declining health. Born to a large family with ties to Virginia and Kentucky, he leaves three grandchildren and several half-siblings. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at his home with Oak Grove Cemetery burial.
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Nathan R. Sanford
Daviess County
Aes
Troy Road
Mr. Sanford
Oley
Perth
Virginia
Kentucky
Bertie Maria J. Graham
Washington
Nathan Sanford
Jesse Stephenson
Monté Vista
Colo
P. H.mchenry
John Sanford
City
M. H
Jane McMillis
Sanford
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kidwell Plans Hotel Frontage Purchase on Gurth Street
Fragmentary OCR notes show Kidwell purchasing property at Gurth Street corner from a druggist. The text mentions hotel frontage of about ninety feet on Wigarth Street and plans for nearby development, but details are garbled and not fully legible.
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Walt ‘Kidwell
Gurth Streets
Pal Druggist
I. Kidwell
Wigarth Street
Democratic banquet speech and storm news blend in Indiana report
Congressman Arihndro H. Greenwood spoke at the Democratic Editorial Association banquet in Terre Haute, praising party outlook as editors and locals gathered at Deming Hotel. The article weaves in a New York storm toll and Greenwood’s remarks on Indiana politics and the Second District, urging support for Democratic ideals and referencing Monticello and Jeffersonian liberty themes.
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Arihndro H. Greenwood
Democratic Editorial Association
Deming
Terre Haute
Washington
Marie McBride
John H
Steve Alvin Padgett
Greenwood
Sam Boyd
Indiana Masonic Home Boys Band at Battside Park
Large crowd hears Franklin band perform an afft cult program with fifty players and selections by well known composers. Notable pieces include Morning Noon and Night and The New Corn Palace. The show closes with Washington cheer as the band departs.
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Indiana Masonic Home
Franklin
Battside Park
Con Cabpouere
Ware
Washington
New Corn Palace
King
von Suppe
Sally
Robinson
P. Bucalossi
Golden Dragon
Bodewalt Lampe
Possibility of U S Intervention Over Chinese Crisis
Washington on June 26 weighed U S diplomacy as Chinese minister Dr Sao Kee Sae delivered a government note demanding treaty revisions. The note urged peace mediation while signaling Chinese hopes for U S backing, as Shanghai endured a four week general strike with riots and police and U S Marines patrolling.
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Washington
Pombbie
United States
China
State’ Department
Sao Kee Sae
Sze
Shanghai
Tee
Must Wait For Ruins to Cool Theater Fire Tragedy
Fire swept the Gillis Theater in Kansas City Missouri last night trapping and injuring many spectators. Fireman John E Gan died after his truck plowed into a curb amid the collapse. Rescue crews paused to permit debris to cool before continuing search and clearance.
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Wasesette Sion
Kansas City
Jung
Gillis
John Egan
Evacuation Urged as Citizens Flee Island Harbor
London reports AMERICAN authorities warn Hisha citizens to leave the island and seek refuge in Hong Kong or aboard ships. In Hong Kong authorities issue an evacuation ultimatum for Sha gneen as defenders brace for potential fatalities and advancing threats in the harbor area.
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London
Amerigar
Hbhameen
Canton
Hong Kong
China
Shagneen
Conspirators in Bulgaria Sentenced for Rumored Plot
In Petis Bulgaria authorities sentenced men and one girl from Samankeftt for conspiring in a plot. The case centers on a small town operation with limited details released by officials.
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Bulgaria
Petis
Samankeftt
Boy Scouts to Start Hike In City Tuesday
The Kentucky hike begins Tuesday July 7 with three Boy Scout troops operating in the city. Jesse Gannon, master of Troop No 1, will oversee the hike while Nelson Murray and his family have moved to Washington from Elnora. Mr Murray is a Baltimore and Ohio conductor.
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Kentucky
Boy Scouts
Jesse Gannon
Nelson Murray
Washington
Elnora
Mr. Murray
Baltimore and Ohio
Petersburg Lake Stocked With Fish in Drought Calamity
Five thousand bass, crappie, and larger fish were released into Petersburg Lake one mile north of the city to replenish stocks as a drought has killed thousands of fish over the past two months.
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Warner
Former Resident Dies in Missouri
Old Wash ington resident Bart McDonald died in Paxico Missouri from dropsy. He left Washington about thirty years ago and moved to Paxico where he passed away this morning. Born in Davies County about sixty five years ago he spent his early life in Washington. He is survived by three daughters and a brother here. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at Puxico.
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United States
Indiana
Martinsville
Spencer
State Park
Bloomington
State University
Gug Rock
Washington
Greene County
Alice
Vincennes
Bil Hayes
Sullivan
Congress
Stees Antag
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Bart McDonald
E.O. Jones
James Nald
McDonald
Plons
Paxico
Daviess County
Puxico
River rising after heavy rains floods Petersburg area
Petersburg reports White River continues rising after heavy rains in northern and central parts. The river climbed over six feet in two days and remains rising at about a half inch per day, threatening bottoms downstream as rains persist north of the city.
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Petersburg
White River
Opening Night Program at Mutual Morgan Chautauqua
Intendent and platform manager and the Junior director arrive early to ensure readiness for the opening night program at 8:15 Saturday evening. A shortened start is planned to accommodate business men. after opening, events begin promptly at 8. A Duo performs the Prelude with Miss Conner and Miss Smith featured. A Protean Characterist, Mrs Zesimer, presents literature and history with rapid stage changes. The Junior director will be at 2:20 Saturday to entertain children, with four tickets for finders. The event occurs in the big brown park tent.
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Mutual Morgan Chautauqua
Everthing
Conner
Methodist Temple
Loop
Chicago
Miss Smith
Zesimer
Prisoners in Adhe County Raid Details Unclear
Fragmentary text indicates a raid in Adhe County involving prisoners. Mentions a prosecutor and timing, with unclear specifics and names.
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Adhe
Paren Chapab
Divorce Granted for Noah Reedy in Columbus Court
Noah Reedy, 80, was granted a divorce in Columbus Indiana as of June 26. He testified to not recall the first names of all former wives after being asked to name them. The plaintiff’s last wife contested the case on a cross charge of abandonment, also raised in the complaint.
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Columbus
Ind
Noah Reedy
Revision of Operators' Wages in Pe
Report of wage revision and a seven day work week decision with majority support. Also notes a guilty finding in Indianapolis on June 26 concerning a Ft Wayne group and allegations of swindling by a home paint firm or related entity.
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Indianapolis
Ft. Wayone
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Freak Storm
New York
Nathan Ve Tobem
Troy
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Washington Academy
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Perry Easton
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Petersburg Lake
Ormer
Missouri
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