Montgomery Noses Ahead In Openers 14-12 Win Over Burns City
Montgomery edged Burns City 14 to 12 in the opening game as both teams traded leads. Burns City led 10-8 at halftime, with Crane scoring 11 of Burns City’s 12 points and Grider, Lundergan, Perkins and Wilson adding field goals. Montgomery tightened in the final two minutes to secure the victory. lineup and officials listed with incomplete OCR details.
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Montgomery
Burns
Burns City
Crane
Grider
Lundergan
Perkins
Wilson
Eee
Tirana
Potais Iscci
Fellmy
Posey
Gilliam to Hear Evidence in Indiana Klan Fight
Indianapolis March 2 Attorney General Arthur L Gilliam said he would hear testimony next Tuesday from two men he believes can provide valuable information about the Klan. Sam Bemendorfer of Muncie and Norcross of Evansville, former Klansmen, are expected to reveal activities and internal matters.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Geeral Arthur L. Gilliam
Sam Bemendorfer
Muncie
Protestan Knights of America
O Norcross
Evansville
Hemendorfer
Yorcross
Favorites Win Tourney Games in First Round
Sectional tournament opened at the community gymnasium with favorites prevailing in the morning. Montgomery defeated Burns City and Washington beat Odoll. Afternoon pairings listed Loogootee favored against Triity Springs and Shoals over Glendale. Evening games feature Elnora vs Eaglesville and Alfordsville vs Moore with Montgomery awaiting the winner.
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Community Gymnasium
Montgomery
Washington
Burns City
Odoll
Loogootee
Age and Shoals
Triity Springs
Glendale
Epsom
Elnora
Eaglesville
Alfordsville
Moore
Awill
Fire destroys Billings home near Washington
Fire early this morning destroyed the Billings residence two miles east of Washington on state road 50. Estimated loss near 12000 with insurance totaling 4200. The two-story home built in 1918 housed ten rooms and was known as a fine country dwelling. Billings plans to rebuild. origin undetermined though faulty wiring suspected. Local fire department responded after 4 am and neighbors helped save some furnishings.
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Louié Billings
Washington
Billings
Billings Cross-Roads
Elaes
Darlessunty
Odus Wilsop
Hickman’s Death Case Haunts Indiana Court Drama
A damage suit in Indiana may set a precedent for holding a school bus driver liable for a passenger’s death. The trial features Hickman and Marian Parker cases with legal arguments, sanity questions, and a heavy court presence. The story also notes Elks Lodge officers and an upcoming Grand Lodge visit.
Trial Outcomes in Fatal School Bus Collision Case
The Wash township school and defendants faced joint liability for the death of Russell Hamilton, age three, after a jury found both Book and Wilson jointly responsible. The school district was dismissed. involuntary manslaughter and a separate charge were dismissed, with judgment awarded for services lost by the father. The ruling signals potential future lawsuits against school vehicle operators.
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Paige
Flemihon
Wilson
Seen
School Corporation of
Washington Township
Gargage Sdit
Hastings
Book
Mr. Wilson
Hamilton
Russell Hamilton
Auf
Hatchets Beat Odon in Sectional Opener 42 to 18
Washington’s Hatchets opened the sectional tournament with a 42 to 18 win over Odon. Odon fought hard behind Somerville Chestnut and Dowdem while Jave led Hatchets with seventeen points on eight field goals and one assist. Continued on Page 8.
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Hatchets
Odon
Washington
Friddie
Somerville
Chestnut
Dowdem
Jave
Dirigible on Its Way Home
The navy dirigible Los Angeles headed northward along the Atlantic today on a return to its hangar at Lakehurst. It reported moving east for Edonville, Florida, at 7:50 a.m. En route it passed over Lakehurst and completed two minor dhama and Cuba.
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Wishington
Navy
Los Angeles
Atlantic Center
Lake
Ant Craft
With & Wari
Dackees
Edonvillé
Fla
Dhama
Cuba
Birth of Naomi Audrillia in Indiana records
In tee, Ind on March 2 a girl named Naomi Audrillia was born to a 36 year old mother who has twelve children. Ten of the offspring remain living and there were no twins or triplets among them.
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Tee, Ind
Naomi Audrillia
Arrest of News Reporter Over Court Publication Warning
Kokomo Indiana March 3 authorities cite Indianapolis News reporter John J Marshall for contempt of court over articles on Howard County bank scandal. Prosecutor Foster Rimmler filed information alleging exaggerated and harmful coverage that hampered justice as grand jury proceedings approach. Judge Marsha ee withheld exact statements while investigators prepare grand jury testimony.
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Kokomo
John J., Marishall
Walte A. Shead
Porter
Indianapolis News
Foster Ri Mnler
Howard County
Marsha Ee
Stephenson
Indiana
Ate
Bray 4 Ao Teers Receives Pension Increase
Bray 4 Ao Teers has been granted an increase in pension from 70 dollars to 90 dollars per month reflecting a boost in support for eligible retirees.
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Bray
Een
Jury Draw Expands Panel for Court Term
The jury panel was expanded by drawing six additional names to fill seats for this term. Jurors drawn for service included individuals listed by the jury commissioners as authorized to serve.
Crowd Attends Farm Dairy Meeting in St Simon's Auditorium
A large crowd estimated at 400 to 500 filled St. Simon's auditorium in this city for a Graham Farms dairy meeting. Harry Chambers led the event with County Agent Lett and Agricultural, aiming to boost dairy farming in Daviess and Martin counties and establish milk collection and factory connections. Three reels of educational films illustrated dairy farm improvements and best breeding and feeding practices.
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Graham Farms
Daviess
Martin Counties
St. Simon’s Auditorium
Washington
Daviess and
Martin
True
Harry Chambers
Lett and Agricultural
Joseph Larkin
Hopewell Store Ad Errors Noted In Demokrat
The Demokrat notes misprints in the Hopewell Stores advertisement with price errors for rice beans and related items. The text urges reading today's Hopewell ad for savings and mentions a Jersey cattle event featuring H E Dennison Lansing and club presidents Trammeree and Weaver. The Gold and Black Serenaders provided music and the Smiley brothers sang with Stix Nutter on piano for a large crowd.
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Hopewell
Democrat
H. E. Dennison
Lansing
Mich
American Jersey Cattle Club
Trammeree
Indiana Jersey Cattle Club
John Weaver
Elnora
Daviess County Jersey
Hoover Name Not Authorized in Wisconsin Primaries
Washington March 2 Herbert Hoover's name was entered in the Wisconsin primaries by some unauthorized person and will be with day George Akerson as Hoover announced half of the commerce
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Wisconsin
George Akerson
Hoover
Chicago Shops Hit by $100000 Fire Loss
Chicago March 2 fire destroyed the commissary at the Pullman company here. Damage was estimated at $100,000.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
Democrats In Meeting Today In Columbus Indiana
Fourth district Democrats heard candidates for governor representative in congress and U S senator speak on political corruption. Walter Myers and Albert Stump, rivals for senator, and Crawford, former state highway commissioner and governor candidate, were among the speakers.
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Columbus
Ind
Congress
U. S
Walter Myers
Albert Stump
Crawford
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