Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 113, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1934 — Page 5

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Geneva b Charles Brown, 79; D, Grile, 54 West Jefferson Barley Reef, 44, C. Smltley. 39. East Jefferson 8. Egley, 62; A. Reef, 51. Decatur TA—A. L. Green 1«8 ■ F. V. Mills 1261 IB- (I. Andrews 45 I). Fryback 120 2-A— A, iHeltmtn 159 .1. L. Ehh r ltl) 2- Smith 77 1 David Adams 100 3- —Ed Green 218 Harold Sautter . 85 1 3-B —Harold Daniels 170 8. Melchl ms Republicans Tho complete Hat of Republican I precinct committeemen is as fol-. lows: E. Union—T. Howers. W. Union R. Harden. E Root—F. Kitson. W. Root E. Tumblcson. < Preble—R. Caston.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1931.

S. Preble Thurman Fuhrman. N. Kirkland—Ed Arnold. S. Klrkhim! II W. Arnold. N,Washington— J. E. McCullough. S. Washington—C. Engie. N. St. Marys—W. Miller. . 1 8. St. Marys—T. Dague. N. Hlue Creek—J. J. Hahnert. 1 8. Hlue Creek R. Rodabush. N. Monroe—J. F. Ray Mid. Monroe—J. Sprunger. Herne A C. Hilty. Berne B M.Burkholter. 1 Berne C John Hilty. French—E. Jorey. N. Hartford —Geo. W. Holloway. ' 8. Hartford N. A. Pusey. N. Wabash—S. Teeter. Ceylon—H. Moore. Geneva A —L. H. Ashy. Geneva B B. F. Farlow. W. Jefferson J. O. Teeters. l£. Jefferson—C. W. Ray. Decatur 1-A —C. F. Peterson.. Decatur 1-B F. Howard. Decatur 2-A—Cal Peterson. Decatur 3-A—H. Lower. Decatur 3-B— Ralph Stanley. o . PARTIES WILL CHOOSE HEADS HERE SATURDAY (CONTINUED FIIOM PAOE ONE) • ♦ • ♦♦ I organization of county central committees and the election thereof, Hie county chairman can appoint a city chairman. The law does not provide for the election of a city chairman this year. Leo Kirsch, Democrat ami John M. Doan. Republican are city chairmen of their parties. They automaticaiiy retire. It is not known if the new county chairmen will name city chairmen. DEFENSE WILL ASK DISMISSAL (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) faile I to prove collusion. Meanwhile, ,at Madison. Wisconsin peace officers were engaged in another search for Dillinger and his liaml of outlaws, following reports that Homer Van Meter, a member of the band had been seen there.

French Airliner Wreckage Found Cherbourg, France, May 10. —(U.R) —Six occupants of the air France channel liner F-Amph were declared officially lost today when ships from Fiance and England, after hours of work In heavy tog, found wreckage of the plane in the English channel 19 miles northwest of Boulogne. The French pilot and mechanics, British steward, and two French and a Swiss passenger were lost. The plane left Paris tor lamdonyesterday in a heavy fog. It wire-; leased an SOS after U passed the j French coast. 4 , <j|| RICH BROKER IS ABDUCTED BY TWO MEN (CONTINUED from PAGE ONE) our ribs." Wolff told the police. “They ordered (is oat of the party lmu.se and forced us to walk to the southeast corner of Hie grounds. It was dark there. On the way I reached into my pocket, got my wallet and threw it away. There was >2OO in it. “Mr. Gettle didn’t try to save tils money. Instead he told them. •I'll give you all 1 have with me and will go into the house for more.* But they didn't ask for any money.” In tlie darkened corner of the estate tlie two gunmen produced several strands of cord and adhesive. They jerked neckties oil' their victims and with these they tied Gettle first, then Wolff. Adhesive was used to seal Gettle's month. Completing their binding, the abductors forced Gettle to climb a stepladder. At the top of the wall they gave him a push. The heavyset broker lost his balance and fell to the ground on the opposite side of tlie wall. Wolff said lie could hear his friend groaning in pain. The kidnapers then returned and bound Wolff to a tree. After warning him to make no outcry they climbed over the wall and apparently carried Gettle to tlie automobile. Wolff believed the broker was injured. Gettle's estate covers nearly five acres of ground and adjoins that of tho late “Lucky” Baldwin, pioneer mining magnate. ACHING, SWOLLEN FEET Moone’s Emerald Oil Must Do Away With All Soreness, Swelling and Distress or Your Money Back Two or three applications of Moone’s Emerald Oil and in fifU'en minutes the pain and soreness disappears. A few more applications at regular intervals and the swelling reduces. Ami best of all any offensive od >r is gone for good — It’s a wonderful ' formula—this combination of essential oils with camphor and other antiseptics so marvelous that thousI ands of bottles are sold annually. feel n A ll°lthous» I>ru*< Co. and I 4 X« TN good druggi.'-i miara n te < to end your foot troubles or mom y back.

mRUSH CALL BRINGS SALES MGR. FORCED BUSINESS! MUST BE SOLD DOWN TO BARE WALLS SUDDEN "SHOCK Decatur Ind. I THAT WILL SWEEP this COMMUNITY from END to END! TEEPLE & PETERSON COMPLETE I FORCED TO QUIT i see man in charge SELL OUT! | Watch Paper For Details I.J IXTURES FORS .±„J — HUH ——M—

Note Received Tucroh, Ariz., May *IO—(U.R) ! i Tangible proof that Juno Robles. tLyear-«ld kidnaped heirena, still I is alive was contained in a note, brazenly delivered to the county I

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I attorney's office Monday night, it was learned today. Tlie note, thrust under the door I of County Attorney Clarence Houston's office, contained answers to a set of questions June's |

I father, Fernando Robles, pro- | pounded In a direct appeal to the i kidnapers more than a week ago. Robles directed tlie abductors to ask June the questions and subi init the answers to him as proof

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