Cardinals Take Tourney Opener Over Hammond
Indianapolis March 9 The Washington Cardinals opened the Indiana Catholic tournament with a 32 to 12 win over Hammond He Ind Catholic. Washington led 14 to 7 at halftime and pulled away in the second half despite ragged play. Zinkan led with 7 points followed by Yarbrough 6 and Rees 2.
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Washington Cardinals
Washington Lads
Washington
Gens
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Yarbrough
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Mater
Ieee
Mae
Zia
Money Found Returned to Widow Mrs Anna Johnson
Mrs. Anna Johnson, widow, was made happy when Mrs. Robert Kuhn delivered a ten dollar bill found on the floor of Sam's drug store. The finder returned the money after learning it belonged to the widow. Sum drug store owner PN Sum expressed relief at its return, noting the Mrs. Johnson family faces illness and hardship with several small children.
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Anna Johnson
South East Sixth Street
Robert Kuhn
Foes of corn borer cleanup rallied in fiery Indiana meeting
In Auburn Indiana March farmers from corn borer areas protested a 10 million dollar cleanup appropriation. William Settle of the Indiana farmers bureau led a tense session at DeKalb County courthouse with speakers denouncing the campaign and pledges from Wells and Adams counties to refuse cleanup.
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Auburn
Ind
Indiana
DeKalb County
William Settle
Indiana Farm’ S Bureau
Wells County
Adams County
Settle
Huntington
Purdue
Eer Calmlivas
Resolutions Committee Back Watson Candidacy
The resolutions committee of the Indiana Republican editors voted four to one to introduce a plan backing Senator James E. Watson for the presidential nomination at tonight’s meeting in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Editors Meeting
Lay
James E. Watson
Court Reduces Evidence In Homebrew Case At Princeton
In Princeton, excitement rose as a cork rumored to contain homebrew was tossed about in city court. Roy Sullivan faced the jurors, the cork struck the courtroom and rebounded, and the jury reached a final decision on the case.
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Princeton
Roy Cullivan
Prince
New Recording Method to Be Tried Here in County
A new recording method will start soon with a single instrument bringing about 300 dollars to the county. The C M St P and P railway will pay for recording mortgages and deeds, and documents will be photographed to speed the process. The total pages reach 199 for the mortgage, 105 for the deed, 233 for the adjustment mortgage and 299 for the first and refunding mortgage, totaling 272000 words and the largest single transaction ever handled locally.
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Daviess County
C. M. St. P. & P. Railway
Helm
Recorder’s Office
Eastern Lawyer Takes Deposition in Klan Case
Michigan City Indiana March 9 Martec Van A Barrickman Pittsburgh attorney and Klan foe obtained a deposition from D C Stephenson former Indiana Klan leader now serving life at the state penitentiary Warden Walter H Daly said Barrickman spent most of the morning with the former ruler of the Indiana Klan
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Michigan City
Ind
van A. Barrickman
Ku Klux Klan
Pennsylvania
D. C.stephenson
Indiana
Walter H. Daly
State
Barrickman
Pittsburgh
Indiana Kian
Lawrence Mooney Hospital Patient
Lawrence Mooney was admitted to the hospital today for treatment. Mrs. Virginia Williams, colored, seeks 50000 dollars alimony in a divorce suit filed here against Sam Williams, colored, cement contractor, whom she accuses of cruelty.
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Lawrence Mooney
Gary
Virginia Williams
Sam Wiliams
Adams Urges Crusade to Clean Indiana
Indianapolis politics dominates the page as Thomas Adams opens a radio broadcast urging a special session to demand removal of state officials amid graft accusations. The piece notes alleged state funds graft and bank deposits losses, with Haldeman and Stinson failing in a trans Atlantic attempt after a crash.
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Adams
Indiana
Stewie Ie Trubade
Thomas Adams
Indianapolis
Leslie
Indiana House of
Aeretnre
Jackifm Jackson
Tellstoo
Kokomofie
Amd
Wanamaker Heir Rod Wanamaker Dies at Home
Rod Wanamaker, son of the Wanamaker founders, died at his home at 3 30 a m after a weeklong cold. He helped publish the Philadelphia Record and backed Commander Byrd’s air expeditions to the South Pole and the Atlantic crossing, while commonly supporting Republican views though keeping his paper Democratic.
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Birdman Waeaghen
Wanamaker Tores
Wanamaker
Weramake
Richard W. Byrd
South Pole
Philadelphia
Hough
Reed seeks Democratic aid in Wisconsin bid
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri plans a bid for Democratic support in Wisconsin soon after addressing the Kentucky legislature in Frankfort. Reed’s manager indicated events would follow this address as details are finalized.
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Reed
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Missouri
Wonsin
Kentucky
Frankfort
Endurance Flight Abandoned Amid Snow and Wind
Mt. Clemens Michigan reports wind and snow forced Eddie Stinson and Captain Haldeman to abandon their attempt to set a new world guidance flight record at 4 pm today.
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George Haldeman
M Cee Ee
Ruth Elder
Stinson
Ith
Haldeman
Jnson
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Eddie Stinson
Captain Haldeman
Deputies Paid by Coal Firms to Guard Areas
Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the bituminous coal industry reveals that Clearfield Coal Company paid sheriffs for strike duty in proportion to field needs. Officials report deputies earned 7 dollars daily while duties paid 6 dollars. the company averaged 16,000 dollars monthly for nine men assigned to strike duty.
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Ington
Interstate Commerce Com
E. Harriman
Clearfield Coal Company
Clearfield Com
Harriman
Elks Lodge Sees Large Attendance for Weekly Meeting
A large percentage of Elks lodge members attended Thursday night for the regular weekly meeting marking the annual inspection by district deputy R. A. Himler of Vincennes. Himler delivered an engaging message. After the meeting, entertainment was provided by the Cotton Pickers and a social hour followed.
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Elks Lodge
Rat Himler
Vincennes
Himler
Names Omitted From Walnut Honor Roll Lists
The Walnut street honor roll list excludes students W McCormack Josephine McLemore Betty Jean Schofield and Edward Weber due to school officials' error. The omission affects four students listed as honored in the district records.
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Walnut Street
W McCormack
Josephine McLemore
Betty Jean Schofield
Edward Weber
Washington Country Club plans active season and course work
Washington Country Club begins preparations for an active season. Grounds and committee members are named including S. C. Eskridge as c man and J. F. Holliday among others. Many improvements were made last season and the course is hoped to be among Southern Indiana’s best. An opening date will depend on weather conditions.
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Washington Country Club
Nordheim
S. C. Eskridge
Remodeling of Dept Store in Washington Complete
Eskridge Allen Co finishes remodeling starting January first. The store now houses shoe, floor coverings, mens and boys furnishings, and a new basement grocery run by R H Gines. Baby shop draws attention as the firm pledges quality merchandise and strong service in Washington.
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Eskridge-Allen Co
Washington
Ben" Allen
Alleg
R. H. Gines
T Third Street
Als of Eskridge-Allen Company
Ben Allen
Julia Kane
W. F. ‘Axtell
Watson Heads to Indiana Campaign for Republican Primary
Senator James KE Watson departed Washington for Indianapolis to map a drive campaign against Hoover in the Indiana GOP primary. He said he would have no immediate statement and expected to return soon, while defending party unity and declaring readiness for the challenge.
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Watson
Commerce Hoover
Indiana
Hoover
Washington
Wee
Doctors Unable To Cure Mysterious Malady Strikes Man
William Sims remains in serious condition as doctors struggle to identify the illness that felled his niece and nephew Orvilla and Richard Bohle two weeks earlier. Despite extensive tests, cause and nature of the disease are undetermined and it is accompanied by violent memory disturbance. In Indiana politics filing for major offices continues to the March finish with Hoover entering the presidential race against Watson, Robbins, Carter and others as candidates rush to meet deadlines.
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Michigan Cit
William Sims
Orvilla
Richard Bohle
Oundianapolis
Aedas
Indiana
United States
U. S
Ke Jackson
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
James B. Watson
Ab Poth
Wheels Stolen From Ford Car Near Wheatland
Thieves broke into Theodore Ottens garage four miles west of Wheatland last night and stole four wheels and four tires from his Ford. No noise was heard and the loss is covered by insurance.
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Wheatland
Theodore Otten
Drive for Books Extended One Week
The Hi Y drive for a large high school library has been extended for another week due to many students unable to turn in books during the initial period. Nearly 500 volumes had been turned in by afternoon, with more expected next week.
Wise Funeral Held Here This Morning
Funeral services for James H. Wise were conducted at 10 o clock at his residence 210 West Van Trees street with burial in St Johns cemetery. Wise was killed Tuesday near Loogootee when crushed between two cars while switching at the local yards. A crate of eggs in Reid Land s touring car perished in the crash as the vehicle overturned twice none survived
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James H. Wise
West van Trees Street
St. John’s Cemetery
Mr. Wise
B. & Yards
Loogootee
Reid Land
Reid
Hotie
Shoals
Nigger Hole
Five Year Old Cavanaugh Undergoes Tonsil Adenoid Surgery
Pearice WJ Cavanaugh, son of Mrs J P Cavanaugh, underwent a minor operation Thursday at the offices of Dr Bicknell for removal of tonsils and adenoids. The brief procedure, performed in Manchester, reflects routine pediatric care and the family’s local connections.
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Pearice WJ. Cavanaugh
J. P. Cavanaugh
Bicknell
Fuelless motor inventor hurt in electric shock incident
Washington March 9 Lester Hendershot of Aikbierek Pa inventor of the fuelless motor was in emergency hospital here after an electric shock left him temporarily paralyzed. He was shielded from reporters as hospital attendants listed him only as an electrician and did not identify him with the fuelless engine.
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Washington
Lester Hendershot
Aikbierek
Levine and party on way to states
Charles A Levine with Miss Mabel Bell and Wilmer Stultz aboard Levine’s Bellanca monoplane arrived in Miami from Havana at 11 45 a m. The group planned to depart at 2 p m for Palm Beach departing from Columbia Flying Field Havana. They left for West Palm Beach and planned to reach New York with halts at Miami and St Petersburg.
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Fla
Charles A. Levine
Levine
Mabel Bell
Wilmer Stultz
Havana
Cuba
PalmeBach
Columbia Flying Field
Queen of Diamonds
West Palm Beach
Florida
Bellance
New York
St. Petersburg
Candidates take West Point scholarship exams
Patrick C. Smith of Montgomery is among several candidates taking examinations in Indianapolis this week for a West Point scholarship.
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Patrick C. Smith
Montgomery
In@landpolis
West Point
Jury Trial Set in Ghaniley V Vincen Packing Case
The case of Ghaniley vs Vincennes Packing Corporation with one count and labor is scheduled for trial in Daviess circuit court tomorrow. A jury will hear evidence. Circuit court had no trials today. Next Wednesday Rudolph Jenny accused of assault and battery with attempted murder will face a jury in the same court.
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Ghaniley
Vincennes Packing Corporation
Daviess Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Rudolph Jenny
Reed
Samuel Baxter
Hermes Sinking Reported Off New Orleans
The Swedish steamer Hermes collided with the Norwegian freighter Moderna twenty miles below New Orleans. The New Orleans stock board reported no known loss of life. Hermes crew were rescued and brought to New Orleans by the plans they reported.
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New Orleans
Hermes
New Orleans Stock Board
Rs Hermes
Office of Chairman Nye's office entered
Washington reports that Nye the Senate Tea Pot Dome committee office was found in disarray after two weekends in January. A staff investigation noted papers scattered desks drawers left open and chairs displaced from their usual positions.
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Washington
Nye
Senate
Venezuelan unrest leaves thirty dead in recent clashes
Report from Cucuta cites thirty killed in Venezuelan disorders over the past days. Police say many students were arrested and jailed. Government offers bail to secure release as talks with the government continue.
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Bogota
Coumbia
Tches Rem Cucuta
Racas
Three Youths Begin Serving Sentences In County Court
Sheriff Bowman has returned from sta farm with Ollie Rose who was sentenced to sixty days for chicken theft plus 85 days for nonpayment. Wilson and Atha were fined for stealing lard and meat at the Bertahabban home near Odon and face sixty days plus 30 more for nonpayment.
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John W. Bowman
Putnhamyilee
Sta Farm
Ollie Rose
Rose
Wilson and
Atha
Bertahabban
Odon
Jack Lillie Car Found At Mitchell
The stolen coach of Jack Lillie was found at Mitchell early this week. The owner has recovered his machine though it was badly damaged. The car was reported stolen nearly a week ago.
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Jack Lillie
Mitchell
Shepard's Garage Delivers Fevee New Chrysler Cars
Shepard's Garage announces delivery of several new Chrysler automobiles to local buyers, highlighting early availability and showroom stock. The event sets a busy week for the dealer as customers line up to view models and discuss pricing.
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