Veterans welcomed in Indianapolis for G A R encampment
Governor McCray and Mayor Jewett welcomed hundreds of G A R veterans at Tomlinson Hall for the fifty-fifth annual encampment. Indiana officials praised the veterans for preserving the union, while inviting them to enjoy the city.
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America
Phillip A. Nordell
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United States
Indiana
Oliter P. Morton
Morton
CIL R. Stormont
Jewett
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W. A. Ketcham
G A R Program Highlights National Civil War Groups
A day of G A R events with credentials testing at Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church and multiple conven tions. Sessions include the National Association of Union Ex Prisoners of War business meeting at Denison hotel and a reception for the G A R commander in chief at the Statehouse with related organizations present.
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Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church
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St. Jaste aaferts
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Methodist’ Episcopal Church
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National Association of Union
House of Rep
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Central Avene Methodist Episcopal Church
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National Association of Army
Second Presbyterian Church
House of Representatives
Statehouse
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Fraf
Herman Halse
Weather promises sun for parade amid mining strike debate
The weather man foresees fair conditions and milder temperatures for parade day Wednesday, as delegates of the United Mine Workers convene at Tomlinson hall to settle the Howat strike dispute. Talks include Alexander Howat, John L. Lewis, and fund questions, with Farrington backing Howat amid internal board tensions and calls to itemize $327,000 spent ending the Wilgcat strike.
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John L. Lewis
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Frank Farrington
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Illinois
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United States Weather Bureau
Endianapolis
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Tragedy in Hanan case sparks new doubt on suicide ruling
Brooklyn District Attorney Lewis said new information suggests Mrs Grace Laws may not have died by her own hand after fatally wounding Miss Mildred Hanan heiress to the Hanan millons. An unnamed man near John Borland was present when the shooting occurred outside a Brooklyn apartment. The morgue body of Mrs Laws awaits examination as investigators reexamine the circumstances of the Sept 23 incident.
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Mildred Hanan
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Alfred G. Hanan
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Brooklyn
Laws
John &. Borland
Miss Hanan
Borland
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Jerdome Wayne
Reno
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Slayer of Ex Anderson Business Man Convicted
Marysville Cal Sept 26 Jack McGill was sentenced to life imprisonment here today following his conviction on two counts of murdering John D Koplos a Marysville confectioner. On the district attorney's recommendation the indictment against Fred Frostel and Anita Dietz alleged companions of McGill on the same charge was dismissed.
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Jack McGHl
John D.Koplos
Koplos
Anderson
Ind
Fred Frostel
Anita Dietz
McGill
Justice Works Rapidly In Inverness Case
In Indiano gl a Mississippi near Inverness Tillman Montgomery a Black man was indicted tried and found guilty by a circuit court jury in less than two hours for an attack on a young white woman. He was sentenced to be hanged on December 28 in the rapid verdict case that concluded today.
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World air speed record set at 205 miles per hour
Paris report states Sadi Lecointe in the Ville Sauvage airdome achieved a world airplane speed record by flying at 520 kilometers per hour, equating to 205 miles and 169 yards per hour. The event occurred on September 26.
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Credit extension seen as key to Europe trade revival
Indianapolis business leaders urged long term credits to Europe, arguing twenty years or more would revive business with England France and Italy. Charles F. Coffin, president of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, told about 300 attendees at a luncheon that such credits would restore postwar relations and boost U.S. manufacturing and exports as Europe seeks recovery.
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E.V. PARRIGn
United States
Charles F. Coffin
Indianapolis
Coffin
Mr. Coffin
Sheriff recaptures Beech Grove bank robber near Seymour
Special to The Indianapolis Star. Greenburg Ind Sept 28 Gil bert Talkington alias the Beech Grove bank robber denied confessing and claimed he hid money near Grammer He escaped from a Cleveland detective during a snatch attempt He was recaptured about 3 30 this afternoon by Sheriff Harry Braden of Decatur County six miles south of Seymour The capture followed an escape Sunday morning Continued on page five.
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GREENSBURG
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Gilbert Talkington
Beech | Grove
Cleveland
Grammer
Harry Braden
Decatur county
Seymour
Rail Strike Vote Seen By Union Leaders
Chicago reports that leaders of four rail brotherhoods and allied unions expect a general strike after 186000 ballots. They foresee a large strike majority despite conservative counsel, with shopcrafts having already voted 325000 to 48000 to walk out. Counts begin Monday as 250000 members await the decision and the U S railroad board rules on working agreements.
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Patrol Wagon Delivers Booze in Chicago Probe
Chicago inquiry broadens as federal officials question about a score of people over bootlegging claims linked to police. Six arrested amid two lines of investigation of illegal whisky seizures and extortion, with Chief Fitzmorris denying widespread corruption but promising action to remove bootleggers from the force.
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Jobs Parley Begins Work on Unemployment
Washington September 26 The national conference on unemployment called by President Harding adjourned to October 5. Ten subcommittees will present emergency relief suggestions. President Harding said the current industrial mood is a war inheritance and stressed work for everyone without draining the treasury. Hoover, chairman, outlined the questions facing the conference.
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United States
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Four Kingston Children Die in Trolley Electrocution
Four Kingston schoolchildren, Natalie Robbins 12, J Richard Sloan 3, Ruth Mills 7, and Jennie Boresch 9, died when a trolley pole snapped a feed line, electrifying rails and setting the car on fire as others escaped. The tragedy occurred near a bridge as the vehicle neared home.
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KINGSTON
Mass
NATALIE ROBBINS
Alton A. Robbins
J RICHARD SLOAN
Lews Sloan
RUTH MILLS
Arthur BE. Wallace
Veterans bemoan loss of primers for parade cannon
The Baltimore G A R delegation planned to fire a cannon during a Circle parade but a box of eighteen primers was stolen. Without usable primers the field piece cannot feature tomorrow. Police were notified. Nearby Fort Wayne tale reports three men robbed Charles Koenig the blacksmith and returned 75 cents after slipping away with 4 15 in a money belt.
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Baltimore
FORT WAYNE
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Charles Koenig
Winter Overcoat Theft Reported in Cincinnati
Police report the season's first overcoat theft last night in Cincinnati. Herman Basket says his overcoat valued at unknown was stolen from a residence at St. Clair and Roanoke streets, marking the first sign of cold weather.
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St. Clair
Roanoke
California Feels Quake Shocks San Bernardina
A quake was felt in San Bernard on September 26 at 2 45 pm, with Ontario about twenty miles west reporting enough intensity to rattles dishes in houses.
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Ontario
Arbuckle Case Sparks Grand Jury Drama In San Francisco
Fatty Arbuckle murder case erupts as Frank Dominguez alleges blackmail plotting by Roscoe Arbuckle’s enemies. Alfred Sermnacher denies conspiracies while grand jury session probes extortion claims, with testimony from Dr. Arthur Beardslee about Virginia Rappe’s injuries and events at Arbuckle’s hotel party.
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Fatty Arbuckie
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Matthew A. Brady
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Charles B. Brennan
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Milton M. Cohen
Los Angeles
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