8 000 Veterans and Children Guests at Fair
Eight thousand veterans and children visited the Indiana State Fair second day, with around 20 647 attendees overall. Paid admissions were down about 5 600 from last year, yet officials praised soldiers, veterans, Boy Scouts, and schoolchildren attendance. Activities included cattle, swine, sheep judging, horse shows, vaudeville acts, an automobile exhibit, and a Siegf of the Dardanelles fireworks display. A minor fire outage briefly cut lighting, but operations resumed quickly.
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Indiana state board of agriculture
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James A. Hazelton
Frankfort
Collesum
James Arbuckle
Plat Rock
I. F. Meyers
Indianazpolis
J. ©. Woolf
Berlin
N.HS
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Willian BE. Dee
Chicago
George B. Bailey
LoweH
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Haags Before Pardon Board In Indiana Capitol
Fifty eight new clemency petitions filed with the state board of pardons for the September 12 to 17 hearing period. Four prior cases reopened, making the docket one of the heaviest in board history. Haag brothers seek remission of a $400 state fine tied to liquor violations. their federal sentences and state farm terms are noted. Dr William A Winters requests partial remission citing financial hardship amid a search for his missing daughter Catherine. South Bend barber Joseph Charmardi seeks pardon to avoid deportation after a felony conviction. board may recommend to Governor McCray. CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
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state board of pardons
Louis Haag
Julius Wang
Indianapolis
Leofora Haag
Haag
state farm
Winters
William A. Winters
Newcastle
United States
aith
Harry Harlar
Tinton county
prson
Atalla Speedy
Madison county
Lester Decker
Clay county
Armed Miners Hide in Hills Near Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown Illinois September 6. Hardin county mine strike zone quiet after a day of patrols as armed miners hiding in nearby hills eluded contact by special deputy sheriffs. About forty miners with 200 to 300 rifles camp three miles from town while another group encamped seven miles north. Wives and children of union members return to Rosiview escorted by State's Attorney Clarence Forward amid contested accounts of departure orders and a clash on August 25. The spar mines, major US producers, held 24,000 tons when shut in March with supply estimated to cover industries until May. The piece notes other units ordered to leave in the Mingo zone and references federal deployment.
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ELIZABETHTOWN
Ill
Hardin county
Clarence Forward
Forward
Ed Little
Rosiview
Rosmex
Foward
Ed Carbine
United States
British to Set Early Limit on Irish Parley Demand Sinn Fein Answer
Lloyd George plans a firm time limit for Sinn Fein leaders to say whether they accept the government offer to conference on its basis. If Sinn Fein declines, alternatives to failure to agree are under discussion with the Irish viceroy and Gen. Macready. Parliament may be asked to reintroduce repression in Ireland, with a general election possible, though the premier hopes for acceptance to avoid delay.
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Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
LONDON
the
Daily Mail
Inverness
Premnier Lloyd George
Macready
Ireland
De Valera Demands Britain End Camouflage in Talks
Dublin reports De Valera declares peace impossible with camouflage and urges England to issue a real ultimatum. He says war would follow if London imposes terms and accuses Britain of illegitimate demands on Ireland as Sinn Fein leaders say negotiations may continue despite tensions.
Weather Forecast from The Indianapoli Star Almanac
The forecast covers Wednesday and Thursday with fair weather and moderate temperatures for Indianapolis and vicinity and for Mingo County delegates invited to attend a defense conference. Yesterday’s conditions show high humidity, no significant precipitation, and temperatures ranging from 58 to 79 degrees with dry and wet readings noted.
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dim Crow
Mingo county
Indiana
Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Indianapoli Star
ALMANAC
Sun times
LOMINO TOURNEY STILL GOING STRONG AT 28 YEARS
In Riverhead four men aged 94 84 72 and 69 play dominoes daily for 28 years with at least ten more to go. George W Cooper once bank president and county sheriff leads the group in his office though business intrudes. he urges steady play and notes few years remain for their matches.
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RIVERHEAD
George W. Cooper
Zephar M. Woodhull
Howard Sanford
Eluworth Benjamin
Cooper
mille
Harding Praises Congress Accomplishments and Budget Cuts
President Harding in a public letter touts Republican Congress marks as monumental, cites retrenchment and efficiency gains. He forecasts tariff and tax measures, debt funding bills, and rail funding legislation during the extraordinary session, aiming to reduce federal expenditures and taxes while easing war era burdens.
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Harding
Congress
United States
First Frost Reports in Nebraska Lowlands Near O Neill
The season's first frost was reported in Nebraska's lowlands near O Neill with an extremely light touch. Temperatures hovered around 40 degrees, and a single fish was noted in the narrative as part of the day’s odd detail.
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Neb
O Neill
New U S Note Extends Plea Question Mandates
The latest Allied Powers message outlines that all territory ceded by Germany is covered in the new U S note. The submission references a ten league measure and underscores renewed insistence on terms.
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U. S
Germany
American Reports on Mandates At Geneva Meeting
The United States sets out its stance on A and B class mandates in a note to Great Britain France Italy and Japan for Geneva League of Nations consideration. The note asserts equality of treatment across all mandate territories and advocates open doors with safeguards for American missionaries and interests. Bolivia to present a separate motion at Geneva noting potential shifts in the assembly.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
assembly of the League of Nations
Geneva
State Department
Mesopotamia
Pacific
Yap
Iin
Colby
United States
Bughes
Hughes
central
Africa
southwest
Amercan
central Africa
Pacific islands
Turkey
Unofficial Indiana Vote Figures Reported Across State
Unofficial returns from 419 scattered precincts including Marion county show trend lines for the constitutional amendment. The tally covers 3,384 precincts in Indiana and reflects early statewide voting patterns.
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Marion county
Indiana
Forest Fire Destroys Whitepine Minnesota Town
McGrath Minn Sept More than seventy refugees from Howept area near Solana and Whitepine are cared for by National Guard. Whitepine village wiped out except schoolhouse and a dwelling. authorities fear incendiary fire. Evacuations from Solana and Arthydea completed. wind shift hindered initial spread, but danger to Tamarack and balsam timber remains. Refugees describe losing belongings as women and children were evacuated by army trucks.
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Solana
Whitepine
National Guard
wiuch
W. F. Rhinow
Arthydea
Claire Nelson
White Pine
Harding calls for economy in government budget
Washington Sept 6 Imperative economy measures were ordered for next fiscal year's appropriations. Budget Director Dawes outlined a pared budget to President Harding during the Labor Day Mayflower trip. War Department cuts expected. large savings anticipated as government reorganizes. The Federal purchasing and liquidating boards held their first meeting to coordinate buying and selling of government supplies.
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Harding
shipping board
railroad administration
United States
Republian
Congress
WASHINGTON
White House
Dawes
Harding waa
War Department
Federal
Autos Driven by Boys Kill Children in Street
Special to The Indianapolis Gtar Peru Indiana Sept. 6 Richard Over host 3 years old was killed instantly when an automobile driven by Buford Vantreese 12 years old ran over him on a brick pavement Brazil Indiana Sept. 6 Junson Loudermilk 6 died on the way to hospital after being run over by an automobile driven by William Rodenbarger 15 years old of Center Point The child had been playing in the street Rodenbarger youth was released by police.
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Indianapolis
PERU
Ind
Richard Overhost
Buford Vantreese
BRAZIL
Junson
Loudermilk
William Rodenbarger
Center Point
Rodenbarger
School chief vetoes idea of appointing
School chief vetoes the plan to appoint a new official as 210 to 3 votes against. The vote appears amid a slate of proposals, with several others still undecided. A topic labeled Negro Militia shows as defeated in the same round of decisions.
New Registration Plan Was Chance to Win Ballot Light
Partial returns from Indiana show Amendment No 1 passed by a large margin while the two tax amendments were decisively defeated. Among the twelve proposed changes only No 1, No 2, and a few others seemed likely to carry, with widespread opposition to alterations in the constitution. Fewer than 250,000 votes were reported, indicating low turnout and a statewide trend against constitutional changes.
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young
Legisature
state superintendent of public Instruction
atead
Marten county
Marion
Marion county
Indiwar
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