Taxpayer challenges legality of bonds in county action
A taxpayer named George J. Stulo challenged bonds issued by the county and alleged illegal contracting and bidding practices. Judge Ballou set a hearing for Tin 30 to determine if the bonds and contract with O Connor & Son and the Moelering transmission company were lawful, citing bid date irregularities and failure to provide definite plan for the read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasurar
Ani
Idma
George J. Stulo
HIF. O'Conner & Sona
Lid
Dude Ballou
Elt & Hollman
Teeplainutt
Selection 1 to Open Monday June 26
A lengthy, OCR damaged report outlines campaign and election plans with dates, speakers, and events. It mentions a June 26 election opening and references a large contingent of delegates, travel anticipation, and fundraising efforts for a US organized campaign in a historic city context.
Sleuths Trace Gunpowder Rumor Into Delaware Probe
In Philadelphia on June 12 sleuths guarding a keg labeled glin powder located by a Delaware crossing found 10 gallons of heated substance. Patrick Kane and two partners were arrested after a match sparked the keg edge and a gunpowder tag was placed on the container.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Patrick Kane
Delaware
Camden
Prohibition
Kane
Congestion Hits Coal Production in Southeastern Kentucky
Washington report notes serious congestion of galtrond purple and eldrags in southeastern Kentucky districts likely lowering the week of June 12 to 17 output from the prior high. Industry forecast shows monthly and midweek production figures, with rail methods under study and new handling rules ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission ahead of July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kentucky
Myike
Interatute Commerce E Commisition
Married Parson Elopes With Girl in Portland Indiana
Rev Walter W Culp 35, former Walteria resident, elopes with Miss Ethel Tughes near Portland Indiana. Culp, once a Mennonite pastor, faces charges of non support as his wife and child accompany him toward settlement, with creditors pursuing remittance. Details accuse social and religious tensions, while authorities pursue legal action.
Vernon’s Gingetale at Wayne Confectionary Fountain
Vernon’s Gingetale 8 oz glass sold at Wayne Confectionary Fountain for 5a.
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Vernon
Wayne Confectionary Fountain
Fire destroys farm home near Hoagland
BeCapur Ind June 1 A farm home near Hoagland ten miles north of Decatur was destroyed by fire early this morning. The one and a half story frame building known as the old style shed burned completely with only a few pieces of furniture saved. Insurance covered building and contents. The owners, Mr Rukh and his wife, were away visiting at Crooked Into. John C Jr and Mrs Baro were in the house when the fire started. a passerby reported hearing a knock on the door and a man seen walking in the yard before the blaze.
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Becapur
Ind
Pee
Ata Dot
Ureshes Vogur
Okt
Hoaglind
Decathy
Rukh
Wierber
Poe
Agon
John C., Jr
Ars
Baro
Mex Burt
Abe
Uhe
Pee- Mme
Bevali
Port Wayne
Décatur
Harding Abandons Hands Off Policy in House Fight
Turbulent congressional scene centers on President Harding’s stance as Senate and House leaders clash over tariff policy. McCumber and Lodge face off against Harding’s approach while party factions push for or against tariff concessions amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Tarding
McCarter
Fihaben
McCambey Rommittes
Lina
Senate
Chalrimae
Pedro
Harding
Marnaing
Peter
Rome
Wallon
Tin Han
Flames Take Heavy Toll In Two Towns
In Anderson a blaze destroyed three automobiles and two Indian trucks in a car and va riety yard before spreading to a nearby residence, with total damage pegged at 940000. In Indianapolis a fire at the Commercial Box Company plant wiped out the facility on the city’s watch side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Sim
Con Vair
Ion Than
Indianapolis
Cam- Mercial Box Company
Police arrest spree near Indianapolis hotel arrests
Police report multiple arrests by officers at local hotels in Indianapolis and Evansville. Officers cited detained suspects in connection with alleged theft and disorderly conduct. Names appear in fragmented texts, but the events describe law enforcement action and hotel incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eed
Indianapolis
Sal Walitr Kavanaugh
Evansville
Evansville Latel. Pte da Ae Vrvasa Dba
Ina
Wark Fyi
Missing Names Report From Court Area Yesterday
Fragmentary report mentions Glenn Wikaan Tina George Prien John and Willem Tey Shieh connected to a court appearance and transportation matters. Text is garbled but indicates a procedural event at a street location yesterday with multiple names listed. No clear outcomes or dates beyond yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Wikaan
Manlevres
Tina
Ropa
Court Street
Ene
George Prien
John 17
Ceol
Willem Tey Shieh
Coal Miners Win Court Victory and Federal Prison Sentences
A chaotic report details a court victory for coal miners in Vinton, with coverage of a protest at the county offices and a related federal prison sentence for Vanderburgh County figures. The piece notes actions by Ulvi Liberties Union representative Aaron Girticht Diyas of New York and United AFLU Warherd Hivpresentatives, plus a separate Indianapolis corridor about Osesavery’s four-year prison term and appeals. The scattered text references Indianapolia, Atlanta, and political figures connected to a whinky conspiracy case and petitions to the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintondale
Thai United
Vinton Coterter
Sonnlisd
Sonnlisd Eatin Y Cpuyt, Wt Wwdensparg, Ecurthey
Aru Girticht Diyas
New York City
Ulvi Liberties Union
Jono Hrophy
United Aflue Warherd
Collerter Company
Witeh
Avery
Evansville
Ind
Vred Osesavery
Vanderberg County
Indiana
Polly
Burl
Storen
United States
Atlanta
Oldenberg
United Bates Ruarnhul
United Biaiea Court of Appeal
Dacslon
Judea Andari Court
Imdlanypauld
Alert
Fin Hong
Geagnhery
Allanta
Samaly
Orranberg
Wataon
Harry
New
Ataten Saratora
Poison Proves Fatal to Crystal Hamptor
A fragmented report notes a poisoning incident ending in death. Names and places appear garbled, but references to Crystal Hamptor and a town scene emerge along with mentions of a Mind Saye and Daly Paula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Hamptor
Th Viet
Ts C. Miier
Allen Taws
Mind Saye Ton
Daly Paula
Mexican Finance Problem Solved Continued
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mexico finances and elections, referencing government, officials, and international figures. The readable content is garbled with loopy phrases and partial names, making precise facts unclear. The item seems to be a political or financial note with uncertain details.
Canton Government in China Collapses
Fragmented OCR text describes a dramatic change in a southern Chinese port city government, mentioning leadership disruption, possible power shifts, and political upheaval around the Canton area. The readable segments reference officials, groups, and a collapse scenario without coherent dates or names.
Peacock Hat Shop Opened on West Wayne Avenue
Mrs. M Connolly formerly of Indianapolis has taken over Maud Minnon hat shop at 208 West Wayne and opened as Peacock Hat Shop. Connolly comes from Indianapolis with one year in millinery and Mrs Urchket plans to handle defense and trimming. The new shop will carry a line of original creations and may specialize in unique hat designs.
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Bray
Humber
Chinya Chicake Sons
Ag Port Wayne
Armabention
McAdoo's Suiter Is Court Defendant In Divorce Case
A bitter family dispute centers on a divorce and alimony claims. The elder Mrs Foster accuses her daughter and son in law ofscheming to dispossess her of stock worth $7,000 and to seize control of their real estate interests in a corporate venture.
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Dhvtlen
Dina
Norrhs
Hac Hedy
Holt
Nit
Nil
Blewith
Mra
Foster Chareed
Lnvene
Patito Corporation
Pan
Tishop Readies Confirmation in Lafayette Today
A priest named Tishop will confirm in Lafayette today with services at two churches. Morning guest Rev John Bienen will confirm at St Mary’s Church while Rev Workin Trlerett participates in the afternoon ceremony at Boniface Church. The events occur across several parishes as part of a regional observance.
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Itt. Rav
Boop Moerman Joreph Alepding Jett
Leafayette
Jehn
Bienen
St. Mary's Church
Aetiae
Boniface Ehured
Ev. Wiorkin Trlerett Jrumtir
Ward Spends Quiet Weekend in Jail in White Plains
June 17 report states Waller Ward son of a wealthy biker is charged with murder of Clarence Peters. Indictment sealed and potential coroner inquest to establish Ward as sole killer. Father George Ward implicated in possible conspiracy. visitors restricted. new clues emerge from Mrs Adame's testimony about a former tenant and a gun linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Waller & Ward
Clarence Peters
Juil
Ward
Fitzgerald
Dante
George S. Ward
Alsgon
Joe
Withens
Worn
Stirt
Priern
I. Adame
New York
Grace Huniston
Sailor Mra
Acuinix
Hye
Digiriel Atkoruyy
Adina Auld
Romulnet
Kbp
Tom Contlavgunis
Fryand
Howpital
Ossian News notes a chapel wedding in Gantiur senanta events
Venest Yaranda, elgtth gradtey sacher in the Gantiur senanta, will faye Kunday murning for Parichn, at Me will tna a copree AL 'Uradley Faintitute. At the United Brethren jarannigs on Whoraday evening war antemnizad 'the ambolage of Mina Barth, Web ater, daughter of Mr. aul Men eorge Webster, of Nine Mila, and Stgbert Buxhen, son of Mr. and TH. Frank Hoahee, of Gaslun.
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Frank Hoahee
Gaslun
Mev
Ors
Stebhart
Thuahee
Wayne Sutilas
Tirad
Wayne Enaaieca
Kenitallyitio
Bea
Moxy
Felix Summers
Usedan
A Tly
Ronmx
Rhea
South Tefferson Street
Donalgion Wilson
Warren
Playence Wilson
Planan
van Wilson
Male Derr
Briand
Glen Sumunra
Noweek
Niagara Falla
Detroit
Cleveland
Bysha Fatt
Hartford
Clitix
Saeah Mereside
Dorothy Melehing
Tumatta
Ara
Andres
Werguwon
Galveston
Ida Non
Barnett
Truenert Farm
Caniay
Toneah
Thelma Spencer
Moo
Spenter
Mishawaka
Alfred Sunnert
Ann Arbor
Mich
Abram
Aeriona
Brwel
Kianay Rouhin
Danehres
Tow Millen
Tor
Roslin Takka Ioschlir
Hee Tristia
Tattheenn Hospital
Pork Wityne
Moviegoer Falls From Balcony Into Orchestra Pit
In New York on June 17 John Usnaker fainted from a balcony box edge at a Brooklyn motion picture theater and fell about 50 feet into the orchestra pit. He sustained nine fractures and injuries to two others, one serious. All were taken to a hospital as the show halted and then resumed after crowd control.
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New York
John Usnaker
Jeanine
Brooklyn Motion Picture Theater Tonight
March of God Holds Meeting at Anderson
International Church of God contingent gathers for the twelfth annual International Camp Meeting at Anderson. Daily services at 10 40 2 40 and 7 30 continue through the week with speakers from Japan Britain Africa Syria and the West Indies among those attending. About 200 tents stand at the camp for visitors and 4900 members are expected by Tuesday.
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Battimore
Uio
Park Board Plans to Pave Boulevards
Park Board outlines paving of several boulevards including Anthony Nowlevard and Tudisit boulevard in Pique arenas next year pending funding. Officials cite budget constraints and aim to improve traffic flow and park access while detailing repayment sources. Henry Hunsche listed at 22 E Main Street as related contact.
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Anthony Nowlevard
Penrise Sbenet
Tudisit Boulevard
Anthony Towleverd
Pique Arenas
Wreardlig
Col
TN. Saneter
Prealdene
Mie Perk Dra
Teudlad
Hicksville News Notes Local Visits And Library Move
Misnes Vera tinste, a returning visitor from Ohio University Athena, is mentioned along with Arthur Driver of Southland Indiana. Local births, hospital stays, and visits to Fort Wayne and Deshler are noted. Zckavilo Lown may gain a public library as township records rise, while Ray Harris and others visit Sciplo Township. The village advertises bonds for library and street improvements, and Sayler and wife of Indianapolis are referenced with police ties.
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Vera Tinste
Itv
Tiertilen
Cullerheyy
Kent Nultiogat
Lavinig
Ohio Univeralty
Athena
Arthur Driver
Southland
Ind
Telntlhiert
G. Warren Ifuethian
Winata
Mine
Staul
Saetian Hare
Maud Miller
Fort Weyne
Mrady Wellars
Mir
Glenn Onwalt
Baen
Warren
Ban Guante
Minon
Mitlin Moore
Claude I. Bevore
Mark
tTares
Childarey
Deshler
Vieit
Ray Harris
Sciplo
Iearnt
Ubrary Puragues
Cowelllo Trustans
Mtr
Mt Mra
Allen
Farm
Filekerville
Aillage
Orn Sayler
Indianapolia
Angler
Indianapolis Police
Wililhin
Fairfield Condemns Canal Opposition
A public farm bureau meeting in Metmuelat parish heard Fairfield criticize opposition to the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway project. Charles Anglin presided as Z Adam Isedo of Minnesota failed to appear for a planned discussion with Congressman Pullfield. Fairfield claimed broad opposition across the states and warned opponents would defeat the enterprise, noting New York New England and other regions fear economic disruption unless dredging funds and inland improvements are pursued.
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Great Lakes-St Lawrence
Lewater
Coptrezmin
Pairfield
Angela
Acremtund
Metmuelat
Melock
Felrdeld
Farm Bureau
Constesaman Z. Adam Isedo
Minnesota
Pullfield
Aim Tole
Charles Anglin
Warsaw
Ulstrict
Fairfield
New York
Matt
Mantreni
North American
Mr. Wairfield
Wao
Iq Canal
New England
Weinifleit
Hemula
Congress
Maine
Texas
California
Oregon
Winfield
Ald
Gulf of St
Canarian
Ates Rettsi
Wie
Cromwell News Ticker Brings Local Visitors and Names
Cromwell notes Terre Haute visitors Mrs Gert Tobitetty and Gonoviive from Avilla, Joe Kinet at Nappange, A Tighhilig and others in community, with several residents listed among local figures and arrangements.
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Brent Ticker Wis
Terre Haute
Gert Tobitetty
Gonoviive
Avilla
Horn Thuratay
Joe Kinet
Nappange Widay
A. Tighhilig
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Lima Read
Hilde
Emebardy
Amianjan
Ste Haperth
Hareforg
Tuna
Kantagit
Rene Mueriy
Campadign
Moony Kevantatetrance
Kahouaaring
Nedtos
Phiadalphis Society Orhen Eltiee
Agpayer
Rothyday
Bell Centeliya
Terkon
PRG
Campatin
Sven Tor
Ieewerkisra
Kien
Baio
Pope
Lbiks
Campann
Br Talan
Normandy
Dean of Arc
Napoleon
Pranca
Louis XV
Catherine Qo Mollet
Francis T. Poch
Porslinar
Hiighbay
America
Miya
Paria
Chapreps
Poldee
Paris
Wayne
Delegaton Jean
Ank Ds
Nubuerbud
Yelus Qeblehho Automobile
Waa
Portland
Compita
Walter W. Culp
Waltarua
Ethel Tughea
Greville
Boring Valley
Wien
Fife
Culm
A. M. Harley
Syrime Volbes
Marta
Cain
Feehalr
Givek Lima, Jr
Mate
Alurvatian
Mr. Culpa
Spring Valley
Orl
Culp
Lewis
Ani Nev
Wily Morust
Hon Haa
Joenta
Ind Chara
Daseron
Snevo
Hoy Hone
Walurugh
Fersong
Yuancy
Cui
Greenavilly
Diatimany
Hughes Gil
Thig
Wua Orduineanodt
Methoriat Church
Ajiey
Miya Tlughes
Shoals
Hoagland
Allouez Beverages
Michél Ralstson
Sind Lafayette Atroels
Welocic Tastuaght
Seiterdne
Dave Wu Mrunts Bier
Treligy Mikes Mernins
Mt. Everest
Gay
Thibet
Isin
Ossenberg
Federal
United Mine Workers
Civil Liberties Union
Wift
U. S
Moving
Howe
Aid
Ube Sahoty
Hesse Hall
Stanton
Canton
China
Gantinard
Cathe
Lana Poverament
Yal Sen
Pech
W. Wayne
Maud Wilson
W. Wayne St
M’adoo
Tishop
Lafayette
Ossian News
March OF God
Madison County
Park Board
Henry Hunsche
Main Street
Hicksville News
Bede
McCardia
Eral
Lectria
Interntats Cquinorga Commission da Gta
Alan
McCurdle
Chadrvan
McCurdlé
Cromwell News
Cqupon
France
Fomaey
Yale
Nate
Remi Namiel
Adder
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