State bankers urge lower interest at Indiana assembly
Fort Wayne Sept 12 A resolution by the Indiana Bankers Association urged that banks should pay only about 3 percent on time deposits, a plan to curb overextension. The group endorsed the banking department’s recommendation to have the department of banking handle failed banks instead of court receiverships. Dr B M Anderson Jr of Chase National Bank warned cheap money fuels speculation and urged limits on debt access while criticizing tariff barriers and political tariff chatter as harmful to trade and recovery.
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Department of Banking
B. M. Anderson, Jr
Chase National Bank
New York
Bankers’ Convention
Dr. Anderson
Pleased With Big Rally In Tidiahapelis
Tidiahapelis September 12 Republicans plan to clash over tariffs and state economy in campaign opening. Leaders James E. Watson Arthur R. Robinson S. Purnell Attica Governor Harry G. Leslie addressed rallygoers. Party optimism cited for 1930s prospects.
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Tidiahapelis
Los
Pee Cai
Linton Ratly
James E. Wats
Arthur R. Robinson
Red .S. Purnell
Attica
Harry G.” Leslie
How Coste's Wife Follows His Triumphs in Court
Two men from Bicknell were jailed in Vincennes after allegedly threatening an elderly man for chickens. Westfall and Dean, both 25, and Bryn Young, held on charges of intrusion, deny involvement. Sprinkle residents recalled a tense night as the trio reportedly stole poultry while claiming to be unions miners in need.
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Coste
Coupee
County
Bicknell
M. H
Anderson
Norman Lerburn
Westfall
Bryn Young
Young
Earl
Stanley Edwards
Edwards
Summitt
Sprinkle
Dean
Cniet Anderson
Howards
Oakland City
Scabe
Mr. Sprinkle
Action Replaces Talk Of Rebellion In Chicago
Chicago headlines report a new crime prevention committee led by Albert A. Sprague forming to stamp out racketeering. The push seeks law and order with 33 men mobilized as “fighting troops” amid grand jury aims, following a June murder in a pedestrian subway. News also covers aviation stories and a high profile Paris to New York flyer reception.
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Chicago
Stack
Opi
Albert A. Sprague
Committee For
Sprague
Quesax Ito
Dar
Iton
Couomittov
Hhat
Messere
Col. Sprague
John P. MecGrey
Criminal Court
Howe
Alfred J. Lingle
Tribune
Forty Funeral Directors Meet in Washington Gathering
Forty funeral directors gathered in Washington for an evening meeting at the Presbyterian church banquet. Officers elected for the coming year included Huette Poindexter as president Emil Norris as vice president and C D Harris Jr as secretary. Bert Gadd state president and Clifford Gi Askins spoke on school and association matters and Indiana legislative action.
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Washington
Huette Poindexter
Odson
Emil Norris
Loogoote
C. D. Harris, Jr
Petersburg
Bert Gadd
Directors ‘Association
Clifford’ Gi Askins
Indianapolis
Indiana
First Annual Rabbit Show Scheduled in City
The Wabash Valley Rabbit Breeders Association sponsors the first rabbit show at the community gymnasium on October 24 25 and 26. Exhibits include rabbits from Ohio Indiana Kentucky Illinois and Michigan with a noted Indianapolis judge. About four hundred entries expected and many pedigreed stock will be on display for Daviess County residents and visitors.
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Wabash Valley Rabbit Breeders ‘Association
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Michigan
Indianapolis
Central States
Daviess
Washington
Two Men Plead Not Guilty to Embezzle
Motions to quash indictments against local embezzlement defendants were overruled by Judge Milton S Hastings in Daviess circuit court. Marion Hoover, Leonard Sawyer, Bernard Grosg, Earl Horrall, Ray Keith, James Montgomery, Raymond Conley, Walter Williams, Fred Raney faced pleas or arraignments as others expected to plead. Trial of the Hoover and Lawyer firm members starts next Tuesday. ex-trustee John H Wagoner rests as witness along with Carl Coble of the state board of accounts.
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Milton S. Hastings
Daviess
Marion Hoover
Leonard Sawyer
Bernard Grosg
Earl Horrall
Ray Keith
James T. Montgomery
Raymond Conley
Walter Williams
Fred Raney
Hastings
Hoover
Lawyer
Gross
Horvallt
Keith
Montgomery
Robert Taylor
Zrm
Hoover & Lawyer
John H. Waggoner
Washington Township
Wagoner
Michigan City
Carl Coble
State’ Board of Acconte
Investigtion Inte Igresonda
Boy, 3, Dies at Hospital in Daviess County
Edward Wayne Bean aged three, son of Mrs. Charles Bean, died at 2:30 PM Thursday at Daviess County Hospital from a ruptured appendix. He was brought in yesterday. The father was killed in Montana eight weeks earlier. Survived by mother, brother Melvin, and grandparents Ed Bean of Elmore township and Wayne Wheeler of Montana. services expected Sunday.
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Edward Wayne Bean
Charles Bean
Elmora
Daviess County Hospital
Montana
Melvin
Ed Bean
Elmore Township
Wayne Wheeler
M.wheeler
Hurricane sweeps Atlantic coast near Morehead City
Morehead City N C Sept 12 a Santo Domingan hurricane lashed the southern Atlantic seaboard with high winds and cut telephone lines between Morehead City and Beaufort. By 1 pm the storm intensified while effects inland were not yet known as a disturbance of hurricane strength was reported off the North Carolina coast and expected to move inland south of Washington.
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Morehead City
N. C
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Beaufort
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Carolina
American maca front cuts Italian imports by one million pounds
American production of maca front reduces imports from Italy to about one million pounds annually while exports equal six times the import volume, signaling a shift in trade balance and domestic output capacity.
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Italy
Mine unions clash as suit seeks injunction in Illinois
Springfield Illinois September 12 litigation opens to centralize coal mine union dispute with Howat Fishwick group filing to restrain former Lewis loyalists from operating in Illinois. Hearing set before Judge Charles Briggle. The injunction would bar action by southern Illinois miners and brand them with Lewis in a pending suit. Filing marks first move by Fishwick Howat since Joliet judge upheld a Benton injunction. The injunction also bars use of United Mine Workers name and assets by the Fishwick group.
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Springfield
Sangamon County
4Today
Howat-Fishwick Group
Tlnois
John L. Lewis
Tlinois
Fishwick-Howat
Circuit Court
Frederick A. Hill
Joliet
Benton
Fishwick Group
United Mine Workers of America
School calendar outlines first semester schedule
John H. Shipp, superintendent, lists holidays for pupils and teachers. October 15 dismiss at noon for state teachers meeting, reconvene Monday. November 26 dismiss at 4 p.m. for Thanksgiving vacation. December 19 into Christmas break, reconvene January 6. January 23 marks first semester closing on Friday.
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John H. Shipp
State Teachers’ Association
Senator Wheeler Proposes Repeal Of 18th Amendment
Washington reports Senator Burton K. Wheeler Democrat of Montana urged repeal of the 18th Amendment and state liquor control. He was among the first major leaders this week to back repeal following Governor Roosevelt of New York’s earlier position.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheel
Montana
Roosevelt
New York
French Flyers to Visit Indianapolis for Atlantic Flight
Indianapolis officials and aviation leaders rushed plans to host Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, the French cross Atlantic flyers, as they stop in Indianapolis on their way to Detroit after a leg over Fort Wayne.
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Indianapolis
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
United States
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Cubs Rout Phillies in 15-3 Win
New York hosts the top listed game as Chicago Cubs crush Philadelphia 15 to 3 in a decisive innings. Cincinnati also mentioned with the 3 runs, highlighting a high scoring day in baseball.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Incinnati
Electrocution of Black Attacker in Texas Prison
In Huntsville Texas Jesse Lee Washington a Black man was electrocuted in the state prison after a confrontation with a white woman Mrs Henry Vaughn. The incident followed by mob violence forced officials to move him across the border into Oklahoma to escape a riot and prevent further fatalities.
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Huntsville
Texas
Jesse Lee Washington
Washington
Henry Vaughn
Shamrock
Oklahoma
Senator Watson Recovers After Illness Across States
Indianapolis report says United States Senator James E. Watson is fully recovered from an illness that interrupted his speech yesterday. He completed his talk after a rest but may curtail upcoming engagements. In Terre Haute fatigue from recent duties prevented attendance at a planned banquet honoring him.
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Indianapolis
United States
James BE. Watson
Watson
Alee
Terre Haute
Ind
James E. Watson
Linton
Correction on Wanda Mc Cracken Death Report
Relatives of Wanda Mc Cracken aged 10 corrected the record stating she was taken to a doctor Thursday evening, became worse Friday morning, and died early Saturday at home after Friday night care.
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Wanda ‘McCracken
Schroeder to Be Indicted for First Degree Murder
Indianapolis reports a true bill will be filed by the Marion County grand jury charging Harold H. Schroeder of Mobile Alabama with first degree murder in the death of an unidentified man found in Schroeder’s burning car last May 31. Schroeder contends the body was that of a hitchhiker and says the death occurred when his car ran into a ditch after he picked up the man following the Memorial Day race.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
Harold H. Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
Schroeder
Africa to India language count gaps cited in remark
A terse remark notes language diversity with a figure claiming about 600 languages in Africa and 222 in India. The statement contrasts regional linguistic diversity and prompts questions about definitions and data sources. No further context provided.
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Africa
India
Dr Cochran Opens Office in Vincennes
Dr R B Cochran will open a three room office in the Worker building early next week for general medicine obstetrics and surgery. He arrives from Washington Indiana with B S and M D from Indiana University and has been an interne at St Vincents Indianapolis. The Cochran couple have moved to Alice Manor. Mrs Cochran formerly Miss Pauline McIntosh of Indianapolis daughter of Calvin F McIntosh of the Public Service ion.
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Vincennes
Ind
R. B. Cochran
Cochran
Washington, Ind
Indiana University
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Barber to visit here for family reunion
Aden C. Barber travels from Salem Oregon to attend the Barber family reunion. He left Washington twenty four years ago and will make his first return visit since departing.
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Aden C. Barber
Salem
Oregon
Barber
Mr. Barber
Washington
Hopewell stores reopen at noon on Saturday
Announcement says Hopewell stores, closed due to the death of J H Hopewell, will open for business at noon Saturday. Additional note on Manilla fish ponds used for typhoon season harvests, valued over 10 million dollars with annual harvest exceeding 3 million dollars.
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Hopewell
J. H. Hopewell
Manilla
Terre Haute to Get Convention in 1931 Labor Meeting
The Indiana State Federation of Labor held a unanimous meeting in Terre Haute to plan the August 3 convention. William Mitch of Terre Haute urged defeating Judge Linn D. Hay of Marion County for re election after Hay granted an injunction against meetings in Bicknell. Resolutions condemned Illinois rebels, urged use of Indiana coal, limited Filipino immigration, and demanded high wages on public contracts. The group also pressed highway contracts to be returned to construction firms using cheap labor.
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Indianapolis
Sept
Aute
Indiana
Fedetion of
Whliam Mitch
Terre Haute
Seders
Linn D. Hay
Superior Court
Marion County
Hay
Bicknell
Illneis
W. of A
State Highway Commission
Hospital Notes On Operations At Daviess County Hospital
Miss Doris Feagans of 303 8 E Beventh street underwent a minor operation at Daviess County Hospital this morning. Mrs Eldena Clark of Montgomery submitted to a major operation at the hospital today.
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Doris Feagans
E. Beventh Street
Daviess County Hospital
Eldena Clark
Montgomery
Airlift of Chickens From Germany to Sweden
Stockhold shipments by air carried 1800 live chickens from Germany to Malmo Sweden. The first consign ment arrived in good condition with every bird surviving the trip and reported in aerial transport as satisfactory.
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Sweden
Malmoe
Germany
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