Plan Fight for Estate
New York August 22 Frank Eugene Bartel died of heart disease at his apartment 90 West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street, age 55. His widow, Mrs. Bartel of New York, seeks heirs and disputes a claim by Mrs. Frank E. Bartel of South Bend. Lawyer William J. Scanlan will safeguard the estate, potential value substantial, as the pair had cooperated on the Public Service Freight Bureau venture. Continued on page nine.
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Indianapolis Star
NEW YORK
Frank Eugene Bartel
West
Public Service Freight Bureau
Broadway
parkeney
Bortel
C. Folsom
South Bend
Ind
Mary
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street
Folsom
T. J. Walsh
Scanlon
public service
Indiana
Scanion
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for showers Tuesday and likely Wednesday. Tuesday will be slightly warmer with a mild wind and an unsettled sky. The report notes yesterday’s humidity and temperatures reaching a maximum of 76 and a minimum around 61 in dry and wet conditions.
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Indianapolis
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Indianapolis Star
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Four Negroes moved from Sullivan Jail after mob threats
Special to The Indianapolis Star reports that deputies loaded four men charged with assaulting two women at Farmersburg into an automobile and removed them from Sullivan jail amid threats of violence and nearby mob activity. The bridge crew workers, tied together, were transported by car driven by Hugh Giles. Names include Martin Harris, Russell Wiette, Willis Blow, and Cal Smith, with victims Mrs Lane, Miss Clara Lane, and Mrs Milan.
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Tnndianapolis
SULLIVAN
Ind
Farmersburg
here
Collins
James H.° Willis
Hugh Giles
Dixie beeline
David Jackson
Terre Haute
Martin “Harris
Clinton
Mias
Russell Wietfe
Dyer
Barry
Baker
Smith
Marshal Mahan
Ben Lane
Clara Lane
Lane
Mary Lane
Glenn Milan
Dan Moore
Sixty Day Poll Began Monday in Republican Drive
At a Republican advisory meeting the plan was approved to launch a sixty day poll next Monday to gauge voter sentiment before the first registration day. Ernest L. Kingston said the poll should finish before September 10, and Hodgin likely will direct the poll. The women ward chairmen and assistants for the city campaign were announced, listing names for each of the fifteen wards.
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Ernest L. Kingston
BH. EF. Hodgin
men’s
Republican city committee
M. B. Spellman
Republican cityhairman
Waite Hensley
Edna Pauley
Ja Williams
Craft of All Classes Brings Wet Cargoes to Bahamas
In Nassau August coverage portrays a liquor traffic series segment showing a crew led by River Jordan and Skipper Longling aboard motor boat Isis. The narrative follows preparatory talks near Grand Bahama and Keyplan, detailing coastwise routes, man and gear, and the tense navigation past reefs and shoals toward West End Settlement Point.
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NASSAU
N. P
Bahama Islands
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Longling
old River
Jordan
New York
Florida
Long Island
Gloucester
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Jacksonville
Bimini
Sandy Cay
Jack McCutcheon
Salt ‘Cay
River Jordan
Grand Bahama Banks
Skipper Longling
Weat Indies
Cuba
Hayti
Dominican republic
Grand Bahama
Settlement Point
Palm Beach
Nas- Bay
Panama Sends Troops To Coto Ready To Fight
Panama has dispatched troops toward Coto to confront Costa Rica, signaling readiness for imminent military action. Authorities indicate mobilization aims to deter regional tensions and protect strategic interests as the standoff escalates.
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PANAMA
COTO
Panama prepares to repel Costa Rica over Coto dispute
Panama mobilizes 150 armed men with ten machine guns to guard Coto. Police chiefs in interior towns ordered to ready crews and mayors to prep volunteer lists as Washington weighs U S stance. Mar ines sail south as a precaution. official notes say no action expected and dispute may be settled amicably.
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PANAMA
Associated Press
Coto
United States
Washington
Cote
Goto
David
United ” States
Government and Justice
Alfaro
Arangé
Colonia
Hughes
State Department
Costa Rica
Cote district
Pacific
Awan
Pennsylvania
City to Fix Levy at 94 Cents per 100
Mayor Jewett presented ordinances estimating city expenses for 1922 and fixing the tax levy at 94 cents per $100 of property. A public hearing is set for Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the Council chamber. The budget includes $685,901,860 in taxable property value and a 1921 levy of $1,081, with 1922 lower by 11 cents 9 mills.
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Charles W. Jewett
Council
coffty
elty
Robert H. Bryson
Tewcett
othe
Mach
Failure to appear stalls war memorial plaza hearing
The city elections committee, amid a push for a municipal vote on funding the war memorial plaza, held a public hearing delay after no remonstrators appeared. Council members postponed action to Monday night while awaiting a report on the petition bearing about 13 000 signatures.
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Frank C. Dally
American Legion campaign “committee
American Tegion
war memorial
Council
Furniss
Omer Newman
W. N. Harding
remonatranse
Harding
Warding
Atlantic City
N. J
Indianapolis
Me—pewman
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Carnefix
Brown
Miller
Gustav CG. Schmidt
aathor
Ronald
Cornerer of Stutz Said to Have Made Comeback Killing
Special to The New York report discusses Allan A. Ryan known for cornering Stutz Motor stock and expulsion from the NYSE. It notes a claimed comeback by profiting on bankers tied to Ryan’s dealings, while his liquidation progress is described and his attorney Alvin Tintermyer is mentioned.
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CORNERER
STUTZ
NEW YORK
Indiagpapolia Star Ag
Allan A. Ryan
Staty
New York Stock Exchange
Ryan
Alvin Tintermyer
Unions Vote Band On State Fair Hiring
Central Labor Union endorses a resolution to boycott the state fair over hiring Purdue University Band for fair week. Board of Agriculture refused a union compromise, choosing Purdue musicians. Governor McCray urged economy in state departments. The dispute drew 10,000 voters and many union members planned to attend Labor Day opening.
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Ae Yost
state board of agriculture
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board of agriculture
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Purdue
McCray
Purdue band
TEST HERALDS PLANE TO CRUISE 3 000 MILES
Hob Aug 22 United States naval tests disclosed a giant Liberty engine plane with three engines and a long propeller, aimed to prove an ocean cruising radius sufficient to command the sea. Officials claimed the craft could carry a substantial payload and provide extended range as part of developing long distance air power.
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HERALDS
WICE
United States naval
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Vwalse lane
Money Lost in 1907 Returned and Interest Sent
LAPORTE Ind Aug 22 Fourteen years ago Flynn of Weatville took two wagons of potatoes to Michigan City sold one load for 40. He hid the rest money but later found the first $40 missing. A 73 year old man from Michigan City found Flynn and told of the loss. Flynn then received a check for 60 with 20 interest.
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Walter Bunton
Laporte
Ind
New York
Bunton
Astrid Hokansgon
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Flynn
Weatyitle
aoman
Weatville
Mr. Flynn
Weatvine
Five Killed One Injured in Boiler Explosion
Five men were killed and a sixth injured in a blast at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company plant. The explosion of three high pressure boilers tore the roof off and hurled debris across the area. All victims were workers in or near the boiler room, and the cause was not immediately known.
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MUICHANICSVILEE
N.Y
Woat
Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
$500 Million Act Carried By Vote
A large legislative measure totaling 500 million dollars passed the chamber with a 214 to 123 vote. The act faces questions about efficiency and potential implementation hurdles as supporters tout its scope while critics warn of long term costs.
Senate Way Delay Action On Rail Funding Bill
Washington Aug 22 The administration rail funding bill passed the House and moves to the Senate by a 214 to 324 vote. Key debate centered on prohibitions against payments for labor inefficiency, with an amendment to strike failing. Everett Sanders of Indiana led the drive to push the measure through, arguing it winds up federal control and settles government obligations to carriers after 26 months of operation.
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WASHINGTON
House
Senate
Webster
commerce committee
United States
Sanders
Bill
Everett Sanders
Indiank
interstate commerce committee
carrera
ito
Clara Smith Hamon Marries Film Director Jol Gorman
Clara Smith Hamon now a movie actress, married Jol Gorman, a motion picture director, after obtaining a marriage license in Los Angeles. The ceremony was performed by Rev. M. Howard Fagan at Wilshire Boulevard Christian Church, and the couple planned to reside here. Hamon had previously been acquitted in Arapahoe, Oklahoma, in a murder case involving Jake T. Haron.
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Clara Smith Hamon
Arémars
Okla
Jake TL. Haron
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tally
Jol Gorman
marroh
M. Howard Fagan
Wilshire Bowlevard
Christian Cherch
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