Greeks Reclaims Turnave as Turkish Offense Rises
Athens reports heavy fighting on the Greco Turkish frontier with Turks pressing inside Greek territory. Turkish advances center on Turnavo and Milonia pass, while Greek forces and local peasants defend positions and prepare for a possible retreat or renewed defense. Reports claim heavy Turkish casualties and broad occupation attempts as both sides wage brutal bayonet and artillery actions.
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Revyeni
Gritzovali
Viglia
Constantine
Larissa
Turnavo
Reveni
Smolentz
Regeni
Damisi
Maavremichali
Turnave
Turkey
Arta
Preveza
London
Milonia Pass
Tagaras
Rome
Athens
Messageroi
George
Greece
Weather forecast for Indianapolis region grows warmer with showers
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covers 36 hours ending Tuesday afternoon with warmer trend and increasing cloudiness. Tuesday noon 41, 2 pm 45. A frost hit Indiana and Ohio Monday but limited damage expected as trees lag in buds. Ice formed about one eighth inch near Indianapolis. Auburn 1 degree below zero, Mario 49. Indianapolis low around 23 at 5 am Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Auburn
Ind
Mario
Hanging suicide of 60-year-old butcher at Bluff Road
John Riegger, a 60-year-old butcher living at 24 Bluff Road, died by hanging in his stable loft Monday evening. He left a heavily mortgaged home and was said to be brooding over money matters. witnesses note he was half-intoxicated. He leaves a widow and a stepson. Local authorities collected the body at the scene.
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John Riegger
Bluff Road
Armed Civil Patrols Patrol Levee Alliance
Armed groups with guns patrol levee work teams as wary locals defend the embankment. Tensions rise as determined civilians and workers organize fences and watch for threats while authorities urge restraint and public safety.
City rail track plans rise after high court ruling
The Memphis press reports the New Deal ruling clears the way for the City street railway to begin laying tracks. Citizens' company opposition wanes as officials push for immediate construction and potential arbitration if needed to settle the dispute.
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City Street Railway Company
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Ity Street Railway Company
Lo al One Tv
Kesiels
Hamilton County
Surceis
Liminapolis
Pesini U'E Jimsimenti
Citizens’ Company
Utinens
Wall Mest
Board of Arbitration
Dr William C Thompson Dies in Ohio At 71
Dr William Clinton Thompson longtime Indianapolis physician legislator and councilman died in Oxford Ohio from pneumonia He was born December 21 1812 in Pennsylvania and practiced in Indianapolis until retirement ten years ago He served Marion County in the state legislature and was family physician to many governors He leaves a wife and two children Mrs Mary Starr of Richmond and James Thompson of Kansas City
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William Clinton Thompson
Indianapolis
Oxford
Cincinnati
Store
Ameri
W. Co. Thompson
Marion County
Phompern
Zeilliemonple
Butler County
Pennsylvania
James Thompson
Ife
Mondical College
Rfe
St. Charles
Lintianayolis
Pope
Upen
Brock
Illinois
Bios
Shio-St.ore
E wWteen
Mary Fi, T. Starr
Hichmond
Jamis Thompson
Kansas
Inzane Girl’s Story Highlights Board Cruelty Case
A southern Indiana visitor recounts a patient at the state insane asylum who was struck by a physician and knocked to the floor. Secretary Ernest Bicknell questions whether marks were seen, then avoids follow up, prompting outrage over alleged abuse and calls for immediate action.
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Statice Board of Charities
Ernest iZicknell
Indiana
State House
State House and Laid the Case Before Mr. Bicknell
Irox
Mr. Bicknell
Misadventure charge after Francis Mockford gun incident
In a Pat Ward saloon, Thomas Mockford faced murder charges after a revolver fired unintentionally, killing Kant. Witnesses testified the shootin g was accidental. Judge Cox ruled it a misadventure and released Mockford. A separate case saw 16 year old Ruby Hedlund charged with assault on his mother and sister with treatment by the court.
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Thomas Mockford
Jacob Kant
Pat Ward
Koig Haaving
Ward
Meckford
Krenz
K<onz
Cox
Mockford
Ruby Hedlund
Elliott St
Kentuckians Shiver and Prisoner Transfers Reported
The state prison board in the city notes transport costs for prisoners moved to the reformatory net about 1200 dollars. More prisoners to be moved north will raise expenses. Warden Harley states Kentuckians, now federal prisoners, shiver on the lake. A consumptive prisoner died Monday night. name not known. Dentist advertisements and notes follow.
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Board of Control
Reformatory
Harley
Fie
Ladies A Bargain Morning Dress Goods Sale
Bargain sale announces two million yards of dress goods offered tomorrow from 9 to 10 30 am at 1 1 2 cents per yard. Only one dress pattern per customer and no sales before or after the stated hours. Great Chicago bankrupt clothing and dry goods department store on Hast Washington street. WN. B. Music performs all day at the sale.
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Washington-st
Chicago
WN. B. Music
Battle for State Tax and Factory Inspector Post
Delegations press for governor's appointment of a tax commissioner and factory inspector as the labor commission and salaries loom. About four applicants line up for the inspector job while lawmakers note the appropriations bill has no salary provision, risking a two year wait for pay.
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Labor Commission
Sid Conger
State House
Fire insurance bureau formed by commerce and manufacturers
At a Monday meeting of Commercial eleb committees on commerce and manufacturers the decision was reached to establish a fire insurance bureau to aid assureds in adjusting losses with insurers. An expert insurance man will be provided for log rating adjustments and expenses covered. The plan was presented to the club directors on Tuesday afternoon.
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Vicksburg
Miss
J. H. Willard
United States
Patch
Florence
Coon
Bandins
Coon’s Landing
Ashwood
Tensas Parish
Cray- Sanston
Coan’s Landing
Rodney
Neocemmer
Sira
Commercial Eleb Committees On Commerce and Manufacturers
Elu
Local ads list bicycle, hardware, and well services
Menley Bicycles offering items for 75 dollars. Gus Habich at 62 West Market Street advertises hats. Elder's Market shows second water driven wells. Frank Butts at 183 Indiana Avenue lists services. Phone 79.
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Menley Bicycles
Gus Habich
Market St
Frank Butts
Indiana-ave
Water Company Board Reports Well System Progress
At the annual meeting of the Indianapolis water company, Vice-president Davis reported the well system change appears satisfactory with 26 wells in use and others being drilled. Water pumped during the year averaged 9,431,222 gallons daily.
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Indianapolis Water Company
Davis
We Pay Required If I Don’t Furnish Best Services and Goods
Advertisement by Charles T. Whitsett offering driven wells at 40 cents per foot. Frank Butts listed with phone 1191 and address 133 Indiana avenue.
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Charles T. Whitsett
Frank Butts
Indiana-ave
McCulloch Chosen to Succeed Gowdy in Indiana
A large Indianapolis gathering backed George McCulloch of Muncie for chairman of the Republican State central committee to succeed Gowdy. Durbin altered his stance after surveying the ground, and the event drew labor delegates and politicians, with McCulloch favored despite union opposition.
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Favris
Indianapolis
Republican
State Central Committee
Gowdy
Mansfield
Muncie
George McCulloch
McCulloch
McAbee
W. T. Durbin
Denison
Mr. Caskey
Joe Shexling
Gy. T
Washington, D.C
Paris
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