Relief work in hurricane area sped in Santo Domingo
Relief efforts for thousands of hurricane survivors in Santo Domingo were accelerated as American Red Cross officials led response. Lights returned after repairs, water supply was restored, and food operations faced crowding as authorities reported over 2,000 killed and around 14,000 injured, with many serious cases. Landing ships remained hazardous due to wreckage.
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Santos Domingo
Santo Domingo
B. J. Swift
Man Fatally Hurt In Farm Accident At Decker
Vinnes Ind September 9 Ev Smere Horrall 26 died at Good Samaritan hospital after an unusual accident on his brother’s farm near Decker. A belt driven emery wheel on a tractor powered by a belt broke, a fragment struck Horrall just below the heart, knocking him unconscious. He died last night without regaining consciousness.
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Vinnes
Ind
Evsmere Horrall
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bandit Shot By Policeman in Territory Fight
Terre Haute Indiana reports a gun battle after a man named Navins fled from officers. Officer Carl Bovenschulte sustained a flesh wound and was hospitalized. The suspect, described as a 23 year old from Reece Evine, was killed during the exchange as police pursued him in connection with northern district crimes.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Reece Evine
Rre
Carl Bovenschulte
Ray Thomson
Navins
Pitodioes
Unioneka
Powerful batting attack leads Hunters to league rise
A strong batting display and the league's best defense propelled Hunters to climb from last place to a share of the lead in the K of C. standings. Hunter's next match is scheduled for tomorrow evening against Cle ents, at home.
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Bin
Hunters
Ing
Cle Ents
Ents
Hunter
Large barn destroyed by fire at Vincennes farm
Fire at Herbert Cazel farm on Vincennes R 1 Sunday around 7 p.m. wiped out a large barn with 490 pound calf, 13 tons hay, 100 bales straw, 100 bushels wheat, 350 bushels oats, two cultivators, wagon, corn planter, feed grinder and Base line engine. Estimated loss $4,000 with $350 silage. insurance partly covers damage. Cazel saved a horse and suffered burns. 19 cattle uninjured. Fire drew hundreds of locals. flames visible from town.
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Vincennes
Ind
Herbert Cazel
Vincennes R. R
Cazel
Mrs Sinclair Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Mrs Mary Sinclair aged about 42 at 207 North East Fifth Street underwent an emergency major operation yesterday afternoon for appendectomy. Her condition was serious before the procedure, but she is reported resting as well as can be expected. She was taken to Williams Ambulance for transport.
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Mary Sinclair
N. E. Fifth Street
Mrs W E Miller Removed To Home
Mrs. W. E. Miller of 204 Campbell Avenue was discharged from the hospital and returned home this morning.
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W. E. Miller
Gampbell Avenue
Bridge Co Seeks Revision of Rates Across Indiana
The Vincennes based Bridge Company petitions the Public Service Commission for reparations on shipments to Indiana cities. It claims fifth class rates have been paid over two years and are higher than Commission rates and higher than iron and steel shipments from Hammond and Evansville to nine cities.
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Dianapolis
Yincennes
API
Com
Indiana
Commission
Hance
Evansville
Nina
Miners Union Board Called For September Meeting
Indianapolis report: The International Executive Board of the United Mine Workers of America has scheduled a September 17 meeting announced by President John J Lewis. The agenda covers routine business and regional issues at two Illinois mining sites where separate unions operate. This is the first executive board meeting since last spring's international convention.
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Indianapolis
John J
Lewis
Iinois
Man Killed as Train Strikes Auto at Crossing
Terre Haute Ind Sept 9 A man was killed and a woman injured when their auto passed a watchman's warning signal and crashed into a side of a gasoline motor car at a Wabash crossing. The dead man was unidentified. The woman Mrs Geneva Jackson of Terre Haute was taken to Anthony's hospital in an unconscious condition.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Wabash Site
Geneva Jacks
Anthony's
Unidentified man dies by suicide in Le, Indiana
An unidentified man about 35 years old died in St. Anthony’s hospital at Le today after swallowing poison. The death is reported as a self inflicted act.
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Ind
St. Anthony’s
Rabbit and Quail Fry in November
The local fish and game Club plans a rabbit and quail fry at Eastside Bay in November. The club meeting discussed event details and set a date for the fry, inviting members to attend and contribute.
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Imade
Eastsidesbay
Elty
In Argentina Uriburu Regime Inauguration Sparks Street Fighting
Buenos Aires reports that following the inauguration of General Jose Uriburu a coup government faced street battles and bloodshed. The government ordered arrests of Irigoyen and other leaders of the fallen regime, accusing them of plotting to spread terror and undermine the new administration.
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Buenos Aires
Argenti
Jose el Uriburu
Hipelito Bu
Jama
Orya
Irigoyen
Threat of Martial Law in Louisiana mobilizes guards
New Orleans voters faced a tense primary as Louisiana chose between Governor Huey P. Long and Senator Joseph P. Dell Dell as the Democratic nominee for the United States Senate. National Guard units at Jackson Barracks including hospital and infantry detachments were mobilized amid the political stake.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Joseph Ratdell
United States
National Guard
Jackson Barracks
GOP Organization Personnel Selected for 1930 Campaign
The Republican headquarters advisory committee was announced by state chairman Elza C. Rogers. The panel includes a man and a woman from each congressional district, with Second District members from Indianapolis, Sept. Sinarie George D. Thornton of Bloomington and Miss Faye Cochrane Spencer.
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Elza C. Rogers
Indianapolis
Sia Narie George D. Thornton
Bloomington
Faye Cochrane Spencer
Bank Robbery in Ottumwa Alters About 30000 Dollars
Ottumwa Iowa Sept 9 The Ottumwa Savings Bank was held up by robbers who fled with about 30000 dollars today The daring daylight robbery shocked downtown as authorities launched a search for the perpetrators and secured the scene for investigation.
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Iowa Savings Bank
Ottumwa
Iowa
Mrs Colbert and Baby Taken Home
Mrs Robert Colbert and her infant were discharged from the hospital and transported to their home last night by the Gil ambulance in a routine medical transfer.
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Mrs. Colbert
Robert Colbert
Baby
Gil
Manheld in Girl's Death Seeks Answers in 8YearOld Case
Sofith Bens Ind. reports Jack Stamfer a friend of the Mrs. Appel family was held by police as Coroner Chester Crumpacker ordered further questioning in the murder of eight year old Marveline Appel. Stamfer had previously been questioned and released after he allegedly told Mrs. Appel the girl would be back tomorrow. Marveline's body was found the following day.
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Sofith Bens
Jack Stamfer
Bula Appel
Chester Crumpacker
Marveline
Crumpacker
Stamfer
French Aviators Headed for New York in Question Mark
Washin on September 9 two French aviators Captain Diet Donne Coste and Maurice Bellonte departed at 10 11 am bound for New York in the Question Mark the plane that flew from Paris to New York yesterday.
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Washinon
Diet Donne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
New York
Hatchet Prospects Brightened As New Center Moves Here
Burl Friddle of Washington high school joins local high school as Gross transfers from Petersburg. Friddle aims to field a championship team despite losing several stars. Coach Friddle faces a tough schedule and must uphold the program’s laurels while integrating the new center and returning players.
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Cough Burl
Friddle
Washington High School
Petersburg High School
Boss
Gross
Petersburg
Hetchel
Burl
Davey Guilty In Two Gases Case
Davey, 26, tried in city court on two charges filed by Levi Potts, 73, retired minister and politician. Potts was acquitted of assault and battery. Davey was fined for assault and battery and for trespass, with the mayor suspending the latter fine. Davey paid costs and was released after the judge advised better conduct.
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Amie Davey
Levi Potts
Unts
John W. McC
Potts
Davey
McCarty
Miles O Neall to St Louis Hospital
Miles H O Neall son of Mr and Mrs M G O Neall of East Flora street and clerk in the accountant s office of the Baltimore shops left this afternoon for St Louis accompanied by his father to undergo treatment at St Mary s hospital St Louis He has been ill for two weeks but his condition in recent days shows marked improvement.
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Miles H. O’neall
M. G. O'Neall
East Flora Street
Baltimore & Oe
St. Louis
St. Mary's Hospital
1St. Louis
Rotary Club to Meet Wednesday Instead of Thursday
The regular meeting of the Rotary Club will be held Wednesday at 12 16 o clock instead of Thursday at noon.
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Rotary Club
Bicknell Residents in Wreck Near Here
Mr and Mrs John Ray residents near the I O O F cemetery and Mrs Helen Coleman and Lois Morgan of West Second street were returning from Washington Sunday when the car ran into a ditch and turned over breaking the right back glass and denting the right fender. Mrs Ray and Mrs Coleman suffered minor cuts. the other two occupants were uninjured.
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Bicknell
Ind
Sept. Y
John Ray
Helen Coleman
Lois Morgan
West Second Street
Washington
Ray
Bahr Pleads Guilty In Petit Larceny Case
Fred Bahr of Petersburg admitted guilt to petit larceny after being arrested in Charles Rogers garage on East Van Trees street. Mayor John W. McCarty presided as Bahr received a $2 fine, costs, and ten days in jail.
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Fred Bahr
Petersburg
Charles Rogers
East van Trees Street
John W. McCarty
Mrs Alva McCain Returns After Major Operation
Mrs. Alva McCain, recently operated on at the county hospital, was returned this morning in the Gill ambulance for medical attention and observation. She has not recovered properly from the operation, according to reports.
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Alva McCain
Gill Ambulance
Major operation performed today at local hospital
Mrs. Claude VanWinkle of 418 East Main Street underwent a major operation at the local hospital this morning. She was transported by Keller ambulance to the facility for surgical care.
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Claude VanWinkle
East Main Street
Keller
Censorship Established Today by All American Cable
New York reports the All American Cable Company announced censorship was established in Buenos Aires at 1 44 p m today. The notice states code measures were implemented and will affect transmissions and access throughout the region.
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New York
All American Cable Company
Sensorship
Buenos Aires
All Code
Repairing Steeple at St Peter's Church Montgomery
The steeple at St. Peter's Church in Montgomery is under repair and the cross is being repainted with the first coat applied today.
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St. Peter's Church
Montgomery
State Health Board Orders Sewer Action in Marion County
Marion county grand jury weighs evidence in the Schroeder arson case as seven witnesses testify about a burned cremated body found near a by road on May 31. Schroeder disappeared after Memorial Day races and reportedly was seen in Mobile on June 20. An indictment was sought by prosecutor Stark. A state health board order read to the city of Washington directs immediate sewer and disposal plant action with plans due by October 1, 1930 and a contract expected by March 1, 1931. The rest covers city council actions on street work, sidewalks, and salaries amid local political debate.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
Haold H. Schroeder
Dad Gon L. Stark
Schroeder
Mobile
Stark
Grand Jury
State Board of Health
Wiliam F. King
City of
Washington
Board of Health
State Board
Lewis T. Gootee
Frank T. Cosby
West George Street
Mischier
Stuckey
Campbell Avenue
Federated Shops
East Seth Street
McCarty
Citizens
Grove Street
Emai
Five Die in Reading Rail Yard Blast in Philadelphia
Five persons were killed and 11 injured when a Reading Railroad switch engine exploded in the company's yards in Philadelphia. The engine, a shunter known as a pusher for Neshaminy and Ewings division, had just been inspected and moved off a turntable. About 16 feet from the turntable an explosion sent steam and boiler pressure into the air, hurling bodies into the surroundings as spectators watched.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Neshaminy & Ewings
A L Welch Reported Better After Illness
A. L. Welch of Oklahoma City, staying with relatives, is reported resting well after a period of illness. Mrs. F. M. Harned suffered a severe heart attack last Saturday afternoon and was carried to her home on S. E. Third Street before being moved to the Harned residence.
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A. L. Welch
Oklahoma City
F. M. Harned
Harne
S. E. Third Street
Harned
Gill Ambulance
Mr. Welch
Fords to Meet French Lick Plutos Next Sunday
The Washington Fords travel to French Lick for a Sunday game with the Plutos postponed by rain. Hedrick and Kaysan are listed as ready for mound duty for the locals.
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Washington Fords
French Lick
Plutos
Hedrick
Kaysan
Graf Zeppelin Flight Toward Moscow Departs With 20 Passengers
Friedrichshafen Germany Sept 9 The Graf Zeppelin commanded by Dr Hugo Eckener led a flight toward Moscow with 20 passengers. It left at 8 a m today.
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Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin
Hugo Eckener
Moscow
New Operator at Meredith Shoppe Takes Charge
Announcement states Miss Pearl Troye of Indianapolis has taken charge of Meredith Hotel Beauty Shoppe during Miss Corrine's absence. Troye comes from Indianapolis and is highly recommended for the role.
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Tey
Removed to Home Mrs Don Webber From Hospital
Mrs Don Webber was removed from the hospital to her home on Sunday afternoon by the Williams ambulance in Hudsonville.
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Don Webber
Hudsonville
Williams Ambulance
Brooklyn Beats Chicago 3–0 in Eight Innings
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 3 to 0 after eight innings with strong pitching and timely hitting. New York leads 2 0 at St Louis? Unclear.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Tous
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Miners Union Board
John J. Lewis
International ‘Executive Board
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