Masked bandits rob Glen Dale general store
Two masked men robbed Jones and Son at Glen Dale about 7:30 pm, escaping on foot with an estimated $30 to $40. They forced the Jones family to surrender, emptied the cash drawer, and pocketed tobacco while fleeing toward Washington in a possible car. Suspects described as tall, 26 to 28, wearing red and white handkerchiefs.
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Jones & Son
Glendale
Washington
John Jones
Mitchell Jones
Eugene Jones
Rhof Aa
Mr. Jones
Edwards
Jones
Patterson Charged with Driving Drunk and Reckless
William Martin Patterson faced charges for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and reckless driving after colliding with Mrs. Lalan Davison on McCormick Avenue around 5 PM yesterday. Davison swore to an affidavit this morning. Patterson pled not guilty. bail set at 200 dollars on each charge.
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Martin Patterson
McCerty
Patterson
Lalan Davison
McCormick Avenue
Davison
Broken Th a HT BY ALTO ar BROKEN TH
Fragmented OCR text describes an injury incident on East Fifth Street involving a boy struck by a car. Doctors Wads treated the right thigh, noting a femur injury. The victim is expected to recover.
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East Fifth Street
Oxmobell
Ital
Drs
Poe
Partnership in Firm Forms Near Inland City Realty
A new partnership arrangement was reported involving Inland City Realty, with offices at 718 Himental Bank Building. The entities cited include a company and a corporation planning to move their operations and merge efforts under a joint venture.
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Himental Bank
Memorial complaint seeks restraining order over street plan
The filing party and named property owners challenge a city memorial avenue project. They seek an injunction to halt construction and the city to answer in circuit court. Plaintiffs contend the plan would deprive owners of property value and reduce access, asking for a declaratory resolution and adherence to statutory protections.
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Memorial
Mit
Adgett & Rogers
ask+ incil
East
Fourea
Kapsler
Frank N. Horton
Hazel
Hor- Palmer
Lillie
F. Meir McCracken
Ben
Kanal Allen
Cartie Fornpune
Emma K
Mary M. Border
Man
Ben H. Chapapya
P. Cava
P. Kieté A. Yarbrough
Gasper
Eteiemaianen Ag
Asiager Todd
Memorial Avenue
Martinsville High to Build New Gymnasium Info
The Martinsville Brick Company supplies pennant mat face brick for the new high school gym. Contractors rush to complete by early October with a total project cost around 59,741.32 including tile, bleachers, and superintendent salary. Ben W. Clawson serves as full time superintendent during construction. Building site work requires Bedford Street vacating by June 8 and full site clearance before the start of excavation to proceed.
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oPof
Ere & Pilon
Ing Committee
Closei
Martinsville Brick Company
Ben W. Clawson
Pki
Aimee Wit
Dillim
Ty Council
Bedford
Egal
Sum Bros. 10 Attractively Remodelled in Indiana Town
Sum Brothers, a long standing Indiana firm dating to 1865, underwent extensive remodeling. The interior showcases genuine walnut booths and beveled glass, with new wall decor and rebuilt booths enhancing appeal. Joe Heinie Sum leads the business, celebrating loyal patronage and a major renovation.
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Tan Thail
Sum Brothers
Indiana
Jacob, Mathias and
Desideri
Jesse
Joseph 'Henry Sum
Joe
Heinie
Stephenson Case Moved to Wayne County for Trial
Indianapolis May 23 court grants change of venue to Wayne County circuit court for trial of D Noth cage and two aides Earl Kleuck Gentry former Ku Klux Klan leader charged with first degree murder in Miss Oberholtzer death. Petition cites local prejudice and excitement. conference with prosecuting attorney reported.
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Indianapolis
Sg Se
Ku Klux Klan
Earl “Kleuck
Gentry
Miss Oberholtzer
Marion County
Attack plan fades as president pursues escape by sea
Fragmentary notice describes an attempted attack described as slight in nature. It notes the president moving ahead with plans and a cruise down the Potomac with a party of friends.
Earthquake and Fire Devastate Western Japan City
Reports from Osaka indicate a severe quake and subsequent fire on May 25. Hundreds are dead or missing with authorities warning casualties will rise as rescue efforts continue in the western coast region. Authorities in Osaka coordinate relief and recovery operations amid extensive damage.
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Japan
Osaka
Lin Five
Dry weather worries farmers slow cowpea planting
Farmers face extended dry spells delaying cowpea planting as ground is prepared and water scarcity hits clay farms. Rain would be worth a million to the county, with residents hauling water to sustain crops amid anxious forecasts. In Japan three towns were destroyed by a May 33-1 event, toll unknown, as water tanks and bridges collapse disrupt trains and paralyze traffic. Mr and Mrs Robert Jeffriesses visited Flora to spend Sunday.
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Daviess County Parietal Vrades
Tokio
Japan
Moe
Derby in Pictures at Grand Theatre This Sunday Monday
A 51st Kentucky Derby pictorial show titled Derby in Pictures will be presented at the Grand Theatre this Sunday and Monday. Manager Guy D. Hammit added the film to his regular Sunday Monday bill.
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Derby
Wilts Place
Grand Theatre
Sunay
Guy D. Hamomitt
Word From Flyers To North Pole
Early dispatches report Captain Roald Ammuser and Lincoln Ells-Wirth departing from King's Bay Spitzbergen aboard aeroplanes to reach the North Pole. No verified sightings or landing details by late afternoon. Polar authorities express cautious expectation but provide no confirmation.
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New York
Roald Ammuser
Lincoln Ellswi
North
Americas
Osies
Norway
Amun
Ely
DERG
Sh. Rey
Dykens and Rare P
The fragment mentions Dykens and rare p, referencing a possible discussion or item involving persons named Dykens and Mrs R. It lacks clear context, dates, or event details to establish a full or coherent news item.
Candidates filing expense accounts for clerk and council
A fragmented notice lists candidates including Rene City Clerk, Zhaa Sha for third ward, Edwin A Hunt for councilman A, Harry P Van Trees for city clerk with $20 total expenses, Lauren W Dillard for mayor, and Luther Fleener for councilman F, each showing small expenditures or none. The report compiles campaign expense entries and party affiliations in a terse city filing.
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Zhaa Sha Ana Woes
Edwin A. Hunt
Harry P. van Trees
Lauren W. Dillard
Democratic
Luther Fleener
Ay's Best in Radio Features at WNYC and Toronto
A stray OCR item notes radio feature coverage by WNYC New York and Toronto stations. It mentions an opening segment with a Wurlitzer, a concert from WFI Bh vonerceng central Setdaee CFCA, and an evening timeslot around 2 p m.
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WNYC
New York
Kriens Symphony
oFtra
WFI
Vonercengtral Setdaee
CFCA
Toronto
Ao Seay Wurlitzer Musical
Bank Robbery and Town Watchingean Hold Up
A state bank east of town was robbed by a ten-man gang. Bandits battered the front door and ignited a charge to blow it open. Citizens were held at gunpoint while guards and a railroad operator raised the alarm. investigators say the robbers fled toward Fort Wayne and Toledo.
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State Bank
Here
Cape
George Stindier
Spindler
Exchange
Opée
Silas Wolf
Pennsylvaia
Ft. Wayne
Toledo
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Old Firm
Stephenson
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Noblesville
Toyooka
Robert Jeffriesses
Flora
Flyers
North Pole
Ran
Washington Democrat
Bandit
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