Indiana Pastor Fights Kentucky Mayor In Revival Drama
Ladoga Indiana evangelist W T Brooks held revival meetings in Lexington Kentucky and charged Mayor Skain with neglect of duty for Sunday saloon openings. The mayor denied the claim while Brooks urged the audience to respond to his enforcement efforts, creating a dramatic scene with most attendees standing in disbelief.
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T. Brooks
Ladoga
Lexington
Skain
Rev. Brooks
Grade work in summer school opens June 21
The Shortridge high school summer program begins Monday June 21 with emphasis on grammar grade work. Out of town entrants benefit, and students deficient in certain subjects can take targeted courses to regain standing. Advanced common-branch work may be offered under two supervisors D T Weir and J E Thornton and information is available by phone Main 6117.
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Valparaiso University
Valparatino
Indl
Shortridge High School
Indianapolis
D. T. Weir
J. E. Thornton
Boone County Maintains Dry Status In Election
Lebanon Ind June 2 Boone county residents voted by a margin of 2446 to keep saloons closed after two years of prohibition. The dry outcome prevents a return of liquor sales in the county, reinforcing local policy in the Midwest.
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Lebanon
Ind
Boone County
Bandits Hold Up Train In Hueca Province
Bandits killed several passengers and robbed others on a train at Sarincena Hueca Province. The gang, described as numerous, halted the service for an extended period and made a large haul of money and jewels.
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Madrid
Sarincena
Hueca
Stolen Moscow and Tiflis Railway Loot Recovered
Odessa June 2 police solved a two year theft ring on the Moscow and Tiflis line totaling 12 500 000. Two high officials and 155 workers were arrested as thieves. The organization spanned the railroad, taking valuable merchandise without leaving traces. Police believe the gang is nearly wiped out by today’s arrests.
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Odessa
Moscow & Tiflis
Emmerich to be returned to Indianapolis for embezzlement
Max P. Emmerich, bookkeeper for Capital National bank, fled Indianapolis May 22 after embezzling an estimated 31,319. He was arrested in Jacksonville, Florida, using the alias Charles M. Wilson, and confessed to Pinkerton detectives. He said he planned to return and repay with future profits from real estate, naming partners Prinzler and Gall and detailing cover methods.
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Imperial Hotel
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Terre Haute
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Savannah
Continental
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Noothh
Prinzler
Ag T
Prinzier
Washington
Florida
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Woman Hurt as Runaway Driver Flees in Vevay
In Vevay Indiana on June 2 a team driven by John Shelley spooked by an auto driven by Dr. Clarence Shaw of Rising Sun bolted, throwing Mrs. Shelley from the rig and leaving her seriously injured with doubtful chances of recovery.
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Vevay. Ind
John Shelley
Clarence Shaw
Rising Sun
Grape-Nuts Credited With Restoring Health In Letter
A Washington woman recounts severe stomach illness cured by Grape-Nuts. She says digestion improved, strength returned, and her baby gained fat from the food. The letter praises predigested nutrition and cites ongoing reliance on Grape-Nuts for nourishment. A push to read The Road to Wellville advertisement follows.
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Washington
Wellville
Farmers Help Stricken Neighbor Plow and Plant
In Terre Haute Indiana on June 2 a group of west of town farmers gathered at the home of "Daddy" Spangler. They entered his fields with plows harrows and corn planters and worked the ground. Spangler had lost his horses earlier and could not afford a replacement. About 14 acres were plowed harrowed and planted by the neighbors.
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Cuba
Foor
Gail
Spangler
Marital Troubles Force Cubs Aide Resignation
Charles H. Thomas assistant secretary to President Murphy of the Cubs resigns after three seasons with Chicago Following a recent marital dispute his wife May V. Thomas filed for divorce in circuit court Murphy accepted the resignation but did not name a successor to Thomas.
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Chicago
Charles H. Thomas
Murphy
Cubs
Thomas
New York
May
Winona Avenue
Shootout at Upland Depot Ends in Death
Marion, Ind June 2 A two year family feud ends in a pistol duel on a Pennsylvania railroad platform at Upland. Alonzo Bellville is fatally shot by his brother in law William Gray who escapes on a passenger train and surrenders in Marion claiming self defense.
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Marion
Ind
Pennsylvania
Upland
Alonzo Bellville
William Gray
Gray
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