Quake Prediction Clippings From Times Highlight March Doom
Mrs T H Davidson and daughter report quake experiences with California connections. A clipping from the Angels paper shows a Times letter predicting the earthquake and forecasting the death of three famous men. The writer foresees a low mood peaking March 13 and readjustment from March 20 to September 10, followed by a hopeful future for the routes.
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T. H. Davidson
Iw. Patterson
California
Ageles
Times
Hospital Notes Veronicas Summits And Other Local Surgeries
Hospital notes list several local patients admitted after weekend events. Charles Harre of Alfordsville sustained injuries from a tractor fall and was placed in a cast with shoulder and rib injuries. Noah Sims of Byrne City underwent a major operation Sunday morning. Lloyd Cornelius of Plainville had a minor operation. Mrs Edward Morris of Dewey Avenue and Miss Virginia Palmer of West Main Street both underwent major or minor operations this weekend.
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Charles. Harre
Alfordsville
Dig
Noah Sims
Byrne City
Lloyd Cornelius
Plainville
Virginia-Palmer
West Main Street
Zangara's Final Words Amid Sarcastic Defiance
Railford, March 26. Giuseppi Zangara, facing the electric chair for the assassination attempt on Chicago’s Mayor Anton J. Cermak, hurled scorn and bravado as he awaited execution. He taunted the guards, refused to heed the chaplain, and muttered defiant words before the 9:26 a.m. start of the procedure.
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Railford
Als
Giuseppi
Zangara
Cat Hardley
Anton J. Maka
Chicago
Frank D. Rowevelt
Solance
Sheffield
Ngara
St. John
L. F. Chapman
Lele
View of Tense Europe and War Threats
Four nations stakes and fear as Europe tensions rise. Italy regains leverage while a machine gun fence alarms observers. Germany readies new moves as Fascism grows and calls for a new deal. Mussolini seeks disarmament talk amid Versailles echoes. Hitler flaunts arms plants signaling renewed conflict.
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Italy
Germany
Hungary
Ussolini
Hitler
Vérsailles
Eight-year-old Lee Boy Hurt After Auto Strike
Everett Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lee of 1817 Vincennes avenue suffered a compound fracture of the left leg when he ran in front of an automobile near the Free Methodist church on West Van Trees street around 9:30 Sunday morning. The bone was badly broken and a splintered fragment was found in the street. Dr. R L Klet treated the boy at the scene.
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Everett, Jr
Everett Lee
Vincennes Avenue
Free Methodist
West van Trees
R.L. Klet
Riester Re-Enlists in U S Army at Washington
Robert A Riester a noted young Washington businessman has re enlisted as a private in the regular army He initially volunteered for France service in World War I and later served as a lieutenant Riester re enlisted at Vincennes and gave his age as 18 though now 31 He was born May 3 1900 in Washington son of Mr and Mrs Wm G Blester and previously served in the Army Reserve and in training in the drive of 1918
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France
Robert A. Riester
Washington
Riester
Vincennes
Benjamin W. Pelton
Ake
Wm. G. Blester
Tie Young’ Mah
Beater
Cai Ae
Linted
Aly Eee
Night in City Story Skulls and Milk Muddle
A fragmented report describes a night scene with a skull motif and an odd reference to milk. The readable text hints at urban imagery and curious events but lacks coherent details or named entities to anchor further facts.
Farm family notes in Barr township history
A Sunday report describes Phillie Jacobs a resident of Barr township living on St Perfick s road as a farmer facing six weeks of illness. It records Secobs wig born in Ohio on March 12 and his move to Dav iess ten years ago after education in Ohio and mentions his marriage to Genath Bald on June 10 1884.
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Phillie Jacobs
St. Perfick’s
Barr Township
Secobs
Ohio
Marc
Daviess
Martial Genath Bald
Six hurt in Martinsville area incident reported
Pha Martinsville March 20. Six persons reported injured in an incident with unclear details. Authorities have not released names or full circumstances as investigation continues.
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Martinsville, Jud
Washington Debates New Economic Relief Drive
March 20 reports say Congress and the administration push for a $540,000,000 economy program. Vice President Garner and President Roosevelt ready to sign as House and Senate leaders aim for final agreement and passage by night. The House expected to pass a bill allowing state banks to borrow from Federal Reserve banks with farm relief measures under review.
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Congress
Garner
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Federal Reserve Banks
Martin County Girl’s Death To Be Investigated
Miss Rhie Russell, 23, of Perry Township, died Sunday at the Martin County hospital after being brought in for treatment. Authorities, led by Coroner William in Toogootee, opened an investigation amid evidence suggesting possible criminal act before admission. Born June 30, 1909, in Perry Township, she would have turned 24 next birthday. she left behind her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ha Russell of Washington.
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Rhie Russell
Toogootee
Perry Towship
Paxiess County Hospital
Conor William
de Cdrone
Ha * Russell
Tia
Washington
Loogoatee
B. Kiiligh
Mary Dages 36 Died After Illness in Four Months
Mary Dages 36 wife of Clarence Dages of La goatee died Sunday night at 9:45 following a four month illness. Death attributed to complications of ailments. Born May 20 1896 at Gueguea homestead La gootee she married Clarence Dages October 25 1921. Survived by two children A nette and Charles. Local obituary notes Li Goatee area.
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Mary Margaret Dages
Clarence Dages
Dages
Gueguea
la Gootee
Dan Ter
Mary Ann
Brittany
France
Vince
Ane
St. John’s Catholic School
Anette
Charles da
Flood Devastates Ohio River Region Strikes Cincinnati Area
Rapidly rising Ohio River waters flood Cincinnati and parts of Kentucky and Indiana. Homes are abandoned as flood stage is exceeded and deaths occur in several counties. Rescue crews report drowning and electrocution incidents while dozens of families lose their houses to rising water with authorities warning of further danger.
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Cincinnati
Bellene
Bellif Ee
Aid
Hazel
Aileen
Galipolis
John
Caine
Ta Ell County
Galen Thrig
United Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Ohio
Madison
Step Father of Two Local Women Dies Suddenly
Harvey Lawson, 65, of Vincennes, died Saturday after a cerebral hemorrhage. He leaves five sons and a daughter, plus six stepchildren including Esther Berthel and Clara Brummet of Washington.
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Harvey Lawson
Vincennes
Esther Berthel
Clara Brummett
Washi
Former resident unhurt in quake
Randall men formerly of Glendale were found unharmed after a quake. One friend from Washington reported the incident, noting the men’s safe condition and brief separation during the tremor.
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Ormer
Randall Men
Glendale
Washington
Shaw family escapes California quake unharmed
Reported earthquake in California left the Shaw family shaken but uninjured. They described being knocked around and escaping injury, with their home not sustaining damage. The passage notes the family endured a miraculous escape amid structural tremors.
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Haw
Inak
Shaws
Man With Screwdriver Predicts Aw Party Set For Railroads
A fragmentary note describes a man with a screwdriver preparing to "set" an Aw party and predicts changes in the railroad sector within five years, mentioning Piet and railroads in a murky context.
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Aw Party
Washington youths injured in crash near Princeton
Washington youths Doyle and an unidentified driver were injured when a vehicle overturned on U S Road 4 seven miles south of Princeton. The incident involved three Washington young men, with reports naming Ede and To among those injured.
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Washington
Gottman
U. S. Road 4
Princeton
Doyle
Drin
James K of Bun day Sareeashi charged wit He Was to in city court
James K of Bun day Sareeashi faces a city court charge amid unclear details from a fragmented report. The item offers minimal facts and names, with uncertain context and missing dates.
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James K
Bunday Sareeashi
White River Rises Rapidly After Heavy Rain
Heavy rainfall sends White River levels up fast with the West Fork at Maysville rising about two feet in a few hours and the East Fork nearly as high. Officials warn a high stage and continued rapid inflow on the Wabash River region.
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White River
Maysville
Mr Cunningham Dies at Daviess County Hospital
Mr Cunningham, 56, prominent farmer from Mason and El townships, died at Daviess County hospital at 1 o'clock this morning after a two month illness with complications. Born September 14, 1876, in Mason township, he was married to Della K Johnson in 1907 and leaves two daughters Opal Edna and Gillen G Cunningham, plus two brothers J D Cunningham of Indianapolis and A Cunningham of Elnora. Burial will be in Walnut Hill cemetery at Oden. services at Bellview United Brethren Church. He was well liked, prosperous, and known for helping neighbors in time of need.
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Cunningham
Daviess County Hospital
Daviess County
Mason Township
Albert
Henry W
Barre
Seneff
Nningham
Hey Ae
Mison
United Brethren Charch
Bellview
Della K. Johnson
Opal Edna
Gillen G Cunningham
J. D. Cunn
Idianapolis
Ea. Cungham
Elnora
Mr.nningham
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Oden
Runaway Team Injures Washington County Farmer
Stancil Edwards of R. R. 4 near Washington was dragged by a runaway team at his farm this morning and sustained painful bruises and a possible concussion. He was taken to the Daviess county hospital for medical care.
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Stancil Edwards
Washington
Miss Eleanor Williams Receives Freshman Honor at Indiana University
Miss Eleanor LA Williams of Washington, daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams, is named one of 26 co eds achieving the Freshman honor at Indiana University. The award recognizes completing 30 credits with participation in one activity during the year. Williams completed 42 credits in her first year.
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Eleanor LA
Williams
Washington
Indiana Univers
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