Five youths receive sixty day penal farm terms in robbery case
In Davings circuit court Judge J W Ogston sentenced Dale Rogers Lester Sheley and Ollie Gilliatt to sixty days on the penal farm after pleas of guilty to store robberies in Odon and Plainview. One Bruner and Smith faced similar charges with Bruner later released on bond while awaiting Kentucky court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dala Rogers
Lester Sheley
Ole Bru
J. W. Ogston
Davigns
Rob
Devil Galrott Bod
Madisonville
Anaswer
Seainst
Gilliatt
Odon
Plainvids
Braner
Faith
Gil
Hiatt
Tina
Alyen
Gillatt
Kentucky
Bruner
Shafey Add
Rogers
Dudge W. R. Gardiner
Ollie Bruner
Gillett
Smith
Alvin Paneet
Dale Rogers
Hastings
Leater Sheley
Ogden
Renal Farm
Captain Greenwell
Watson Nominated for Senate Ticket in Georgia
The text reports Watson being nominated for a Senate ticket and notes election returns from a tally of 143 of 178 in a Georgia context. It also mentions individuals connected to Atlanta and Detriot, and assorted local visits and residences. The passage preserves names such as Thomag Watson and Axtell family connections in the Walker hospital area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Atlanta
Thomag
B. Watson
Jon’ Ie
County Levy and Budget Actions at Council Meeting
County council adjourned after approving a total appropriation of 164,000 and fixing the county levy at 84 cents. Bond issues of 70,000 and 25,000 were authorized for bridges and county funds. Gravel road repairs were set at 12, with the levy expected to raise about 42,591. The year’s revenue includes 20,485 from sources other than taxation and a total raised of 86,485.34. Mr and Mrs H Coon returned from a visit in Hitching Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
Morristown Child Kidnapping Case Linked to Sanity Claim
Local authorities in Morristown and Norristown report a blue eyed boy missing since the prior day and a Negro woman detained as a possible witness. Sheriff Neal expects the infant’s identification soon as Cannon Blakely Coughlin is named in leads. The Philadelphia scene concedes a possible match but cautions the description differs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Techn
Blakely Coughlin
Norristown
Neal
Campaign finance inquiry questions field men and quotas
Investigation into campaign funds and quotas heard as Reed and Blair testified on city and state contributions. Details cover 2.1 million dollar regional funds, form 104 versus adopted plan, and alleged publicizing of money raising tactics in various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasorer
Chinpilgie Janda
Reed
Bi Tor Bettington
Gov. Cox
Cox
Nis
Pitt
Uist
Clevardnit
Ohig
Waa
Yisterdey
Dudley
Bloz
Cancerting
Blair
Fetructro
Manag Ratellte
Campalens
Dla
Feta
Willam Liosi
Thompson
Maane
I. M. Dickerman
F. L. Sims
Indiana
Jet
Bisir
Weaker by the Day as Crisis Deepens
A daily bulletin reports worsening condition with rising hunger and dizziness. Officials indicate the subject is weaker than yesterday as bandaging and medical care continue. new authorities consider further action amid pressure tests and cabinet proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saralpade
Asters
Montgomery Democrat Carrier Quits Prompting Subscriber Calls
The Montgomery Democrat's carrier has quit, requiring readers to receive the paper by mail. Jim McDonald will visit Montgomery Friday and Saturday to call on all subscribers who previously logged the paper from the carrier, with prompt entry upon first payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Herite
Sub ‘ Scribera
Plainville Society News Notes and Local Mentions
Dougherty plans to attend a meeting in Indianapolis. Roy and Mrs. Roy celebrate a half pound of something and a reunion. Evelyn Margey is a listed name among local personalities. A business bid to Otto is noted. August 31 marks a local event with Red Socks and Elbert involved. Joseph Harry is mentioned with a trick, Mattingly returns from Pepedny. Kathleen Ruth visits over Sunday with sad friends. Mrs. Roy Strange visits Mr. Strange near Hyatt. Marguerite Vowill connected to Plainville Mining Co. and a county home project after a French Lick trip.
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fRest “Dougherty
Ndtanapols
Tetain lMreline
Roy Seven
Avhalf Poundler
Margey Evelyn
Odon
Red Sorks
Mattingly
Otis Pepedny
Louis Helbecker
Kathleen Ruth
Roy Strange
Harding to tour West after eastern trip
Senator Harding plans a sweeping speaking tour of the West following his eastern journey. Republican leaders want him to campaign extensively as the party analyzes the Midwest reception and decides on further remarks. Mrs. William Raymain and children visit Mrs. Amos McFarland in Cleveland.
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Raymond Clapper
New York
Harding
Cox
Chainhan White
Democrataic Committee
Front Arch
Senator Harding
Marign
Onto
Marion
Mra
William Raymain
Amos McFarland
Cleveland
Tremors Reach Genoa After Earthquake Strikes Italy
News from Rome reports a major earthquake near Genoa with 300 or more dead and thousands injured. The disaster left widespread homelessness with estimates ranging up to several hundred thousand as authorities and King Victor Emmanuel III coordinated relief efforts and visited affected towns.
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Rome
Victor Emmamnuel
Piza
Teliat
Daxed
Divorce suit filed by Rose Hart Block in Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Sept. Rose Hart Block sues William FH Block Jr for divorce seeking $500000 alimony and custody of their 27 month old child. She also asks $100 weekly support and accuses him of failing to provide a home. Block was previously known for a draft evasion trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Wiliam FH. Block, Jr
Rose Hart Block
Block
Mayfeld Hearing in Galveston Court martial
Mayfeld, accused of attempting to arrest G. V. Sanders editor of the Houston Press, was to seek the governor's approval today. The hearing closed yesterday, with Mayfeld admitting responsibility for the affair and saying he issued the arrest order to aid the lives of Galveston’s good people. Flight resume report notes Randolph Page piloting a mail plane from Iowa City resuming westward flight toward Salt Lake City after a layover.
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Mayfeld
Galveston
Tex
Beneatt
G. V. Sanders
Housto Press
Eatity
Hves
Iowa City
Randolph Page
Salt Lake City
Prowler Flee After Break-in At South Meridian Drug Store
An early morning theft at the Es 8. Ameot drug store on South Meridian Street involved breaking a window to steal ice cream and refreshments. A prowler tried Mrs. Cates’s store nearby but fled after alarms. another attempted entry at her neighbor’s home prompted gunfire from Mrs. Imme. Prowlers have been active on the south side recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameot
South Meridian Street
Sycamore
Nulawes
Senatorial Debate Highlights Postwar Prosperity Voices
A fragmented report covers wartime rhetoric from Herbert Walker and others. Speakers urge national unity, criticize excess taxes, and reference European hunger while pushing for peace and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Walker
Auill
League of National
Aeam
Cox
Mentapaj
Europe
Earthquake Shocks City After Night Tremor
A strong earthquake rattled the city last night causing damage across several streets. People reported collapsing walls and blocked roads as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Ollie ‘Bruner
Lester
Sete Thelog
Tod
William Axtel
Det Dit
Mithi
Yisting
W. F. Axtell
Tretaing
Walker Hogottal A Brade, Ville
Herman Street
Bedfora
Council
H.coon
The
Leo
Hitching
Minnesota
Picea
Iedelphia
George Conehlin
Blakely
Ia Coughlin
SIMS
Digbermam
Edward Beller
Bishop’s Colts
Bicknell
Woodlawn Park
Bicknell—Scott, and _ Swaine
Cokte
Gregory
Plain Ville
Shanes
Pepia
Moereljant Bard
C. S. Society
Wastminster Presbyterian Church
Hev
Mize Littiah
Colbert
Lintoni
George Dehman
H. Karr
Witchita Falls
Texas
Wisit “Hers Frith
Spink
T. Bartley
Cal|Houn, Mm
Mien
Madge Yenne
Dor Ghicago
Petby Smith
Lotitsville
Smoot Drug Store
South Me
Ridian
Prowler
Thronads Wenhesday
Imtmethun
Immehun
Jack
Ras Ql Tral
Washington
Ee Trio
Weston
Thora Edison
Monde
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