The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 July 1928 — Page 8

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Tue.sria;. evening or that nioht. There was no clew as to who had put it

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hen . The depute -he riff made many j youthfully ' >J > hut no information could bo He . T«

however much »l> k « ® thel re *p ec ® inquiries but no information could be' Re demoniti • w.n be identitied by their tinsn-. ((bta j nwl rPf r ar di n g missing explosiv- waiving a long-ti

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prints. John and Alexander Munroe, convicted forger.-, puzzled police by their similarity, even to slight mannerisms, but the finger prints of one have three whoils and six loop.-; the other’s have one whorl and nine loops.

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Found Bunch 01 Dynamite

SIXTEEN STICKS WERE < ON- ( FA LED IN KR \MKWORK OK MII.K ST A I ION.

In response te a eall from t! e T. II. I. A; R, -uperintemlent, Deputy .Sheriff Lucas went to Brooklyn thi- i (lining to investigate the finding of a piantity of dynamite near the inter- ! urban line-. 1 Sixteen .-tick- of the e- plosive were found concealed in the framew rk enlerneath the milk statioi: platform at he Knox cros-iug north of Bnioklyn. ' It was evidently placed tie re lati

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puentlx by brick companies in the j and hear their i ( |„| -hale ledgf . Some one may have j lion picture t ,e lt ' i a wholesale dynamiting oft speaking film f fish or it may have been the intention mark- about M Us ,, •o u it in >ome -erious criminal the famou- Shavi,,' operation that had been planned, j available for a || . t

i re were inclined to believe that ing films,

ley had stolgn it -omewhere and be- ! ‘’G.B." -'ill d«diri omirc scared liad concealed it under i some of hi- nioic ", •he platform. 'by turning up ../j One thing i- cretain, there wa-! clad in “plus foup" ** enough dynamite in the bunch to do | cap. Early K-,. r THU

i lot of wrecking.—Martinsville Re. j catch a glimp .

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Sll \U 72 TODAY.

EON DON, July '.if'-. (CP)—The 72 year that George Bernard Shaw enmph n today -eem to sit as lightly on iii- ho alder- as 27 do on most

neople’s.

Britain'.• most caustic and cxplos- ccntly.

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morning walks i n t “Why should I ac; I seer if | don't feel is credited w ith a., r r

Gcverncr Smitli Will lake Rc.t

n i- deter mired to di.-miss fiom mnd the acceptance speech which ui rdivo te 1. four week- from ight, • n 1 will do no work on .t

time-tabh .- and figuied out what tiain he #'ould take fiom Alhany. 0 V NOTH ED VN I I-SMI I HKK

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Dr Mri( R Mil NOM'NI I III pi LID HN PHI.mi ^ III RlNl, HI tint;.

ALBANY. X. Y„ July 2d l, v niff Smith, w no-r p,; divc -on- .11

swimming and golf, oecided tir ay 01

a few a's vnestion at the i nshore where he will hot plenty of both. An xioiis to ha'i an “absolute lest'’, Ic announc'd that io w iiihl pt 1 d wes'k-i ml at Good Glound, on south fringe of l.oitd islaiio. ml dniing his -lay there . tight wmild he clani|ied on politii .

:k, the s tini'' in AI hi . onumtion. He • ' vtendi d x arati; ; inn ( n Aug. 22, od by membi rs

hri f ioveri r sine

■xetir ion to r has spent the Houston

in - no prospect of an n iielore his notiticuand he had been uigof hi- famil> to g -t

au.y fi 1 a few days' play before he •rets • own to tin grind of shaping up hi- speech of acceptance.

IV ASHINGTO \, J lily 2d ( U PI— .Mis. J. H. Ro.ss, Democratic elector ■ the eight' Texuj 0istrict, -ent an open letter to the Texas State Demiciatic executive coii’inittee. -ay illg .-ii ■ could not support Alfid E. Smith aDemocratic Presidential nominee incause of his position on prohibition

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Miss Eva Rckinson Organizes Street Play For Children

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Although he plans to t ;■ ■ ff New York Friday might for a chn with (iovcmih, It;!. ,e ot Morylr the Demoi atn presidential nomii emphasized to..ay that he di n't in tend to have hi stay at thi lasnl spoiled h; political nl’eienci II •

K alizing tent to go into N

ni* ins i.-m oil- l'i' ui a.i sides for ••inter* n'-i's which h' nies to avoid, the nominee, !>eispiring in the h* 1 t "i an other hot Albany day, confined 1 m vs paper men that he w.i- going iw.y. although, he lemaiked, to have

it gi I ' ut that he wil “Wdl be the 1 e\ j| ( | think that I'm build go-ii tin i for my jelf B mum' circus loo] -how," he remarked,

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‘I hate to up a merry

iat w ill mak ■ like a side he called for

I’HRI S.M.OKTH, Ohio., July 2d. (L'l’l—J. O. .Moore, was held a pri--oner heie on swindling charges, after he allegedly had operated in three Indiana cities, Seymour, North Ver non. an,I New Albany. Authoiitie -aid Moore would go into a city an announce his intention of establishing a factory, employing a large force. Then, it wa- charged, he would disappear, leaving several “unpaid bill.-.’ j

In iana Harbor, Ea-t Chicago, Ind. M .-- Eva Robin-on who i- the ; traveling winkei th" community recreation depart'll nt, ha- been organizing ,-tieet play- and yesterday , afternoon a play was given on the

I Haibor side.

| The play w - givi 11 between lo7th and 1.18th st-.. and Ixy St., the ch 11 eii iii that !' k were tlie audience md peifoimei During tlv hour then were g nes and handwork for

car f the little guest.-.

The entertainment started at one o'clock and wa- held in the vacant lot

at :{72h Ivy St.

Mi Rebinsnll’.l- Volk i.- to go traveling through the city and in a distr (' where it is rather hard for

I get io thi p 1 k 1,' pla 1

he organize- m hour of entertain-

r.n nt in their own d-trict.

Miss Robinsiin has been doing some veiy fine wm k throughout the city and (h erxing of a great deal of

praise.

Mi.-s Rohii n is a local girl and will be a - phi 1 mere in DePauw University thi- fall.

ROTARIANS TAKE THEIR FUEL SHARE OF THE NATION’S BUSINESS

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HF. Held of commercial activity has two Kinds of those who a e content to U bo ill their lives for others, and those who, when the time is ripe, launch out into projects of i heir own. It is this lat\v m ) M Whlch contl ' ols the li( 'TAKY C LUBS OF THE

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CITIZENS TRUST CO. Extenus A Hearty \\ elcome to Rotarians of (Iroup Five

\ ma-ikry boa. EVANSV1I.I.E, July 2« (fPlLienaid Coenihs, 1), is listed on thd ie('"i'd uf p; li.ition efficer Adolph Stallman a a "mystery boy and human puzzle.” Stallm n cites the following from the hoy’s record: Attempt at -uieide by drowning; rifled cash register!* in three store . ] -t a a toy w.igcn in which to haul loot consisting of twelve bottles uf l»'P; tried to -lash a ister with a i'utcher knifi because she reprimanded him.” Ti.e boy is tio young to be -ent to Ih. si te ih d. Stallman said. “At time," Stallman said, “the boy is meek and industrious and at other tin ts he displays all the mark- of an 1 habitue I ,1 iminal." n.AN VTEAM ll HOI’ SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, July 'Jd. 11 I')—The fi: -t men to fly fmm mainland to mainland across the I',, ifi< Ocean are contemplating a t'ip by ait across ttis Atlanti*- in tin neat future, ]• wl is teamed here. < .plain < , ,i|e : s Kmgst'ord-Sm th .ind Charles T. P. Ulm, pilots of the 1 moplane Southern* Ctntai on its • light hi - the Pacific from th l niti u State to Australia, have progia -e ■ so fur with their plans that ' tin y aie considering abandonment of th'- Southern Cross, it was said. I'm hope to -pan the Atlantic in ,< ] -ingle niotore plane of the type used by Colonel rharlea Lindbergh in his New York to Pari.- flight, it was 1-ained from an authentic source. The Southern Cm-, j f „ tri motored ship. One flight ot least remains for the Southern Cross, however. Kingsfoi I Smith and Ulm plan a round trip trom here to X, w Zealand before the Atltntic venture.

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