Boy's narrow windpipe surgery in Howard County
Kokomo Indiana May 2 A Wednesday morning 11 year old son of Lawrence Heathcaste of Liberty township inhaled a grain of corn into his windpipe. Physicians performed a delicate operation Thursday to remove the corn by opening the windpipe. The boy is now out of pain and the procedure is described as the only of its kind ever performed in Howard county.
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Kokomo
Ind
Lawrence Heathcaste
Liberty Township
Phyalclana
Howard County
Revival to be Routed by Big Tent on South Side
A city revival begins next Sunday under a large tent at Prospect and Linden, joined by eight churches Fletcher Place Edwin Ray Bartholo mew Trinity Hoyt ChurchSeventh Presbyterian Emmanuel Baptist German Baptist and others. An orchestra and a 200-voice choir will support gospel music conducted by Milford H Lyons of Chicago and Hiram J Lloyd. Services will be held both afternoon and night through June, with easy access by Prospect car.
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Union Bospe
Prospect
Lindenats
Fletcher-place
Edwin Ray
Barth-uve
Seventh Presbyterian
Trinity Congrega-Ionat
Hoyt
Emmanuel Baptist
Wixcoures
Evangelista Milford H. Lyons
Chicago
Hiram J. Lloyd
Prospecteat
Investigation Probes Slave Abuse and Peonage Plot in Alabama
Montgomery May 29 The inquiry into enforced slavery of Black workers in Alabama uncovers death from punishment and a plot to sell slaves into peonage. Witnesses testify before a federal grand jury as warrants loom. Accused include liveryman FP Pruitt and Constable Robert Franklin amid multiple indictments and state convicts leased to farms.
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Montgomery
Ala
M. Pruitt
Gondswater
Ed Moody
J. W. Pace
Witne
Witne Before the Federal Grand Jury
Robert Franklin
Coosa
Secret Service
oMfcorn
Alabama
Memorial Day parade plans amid dwindling volunteer turnout
In Indianapolis cemeteries and Greenlawn and Crown Hill memorial rites unfold with fading help as fewer veterans and volunteers decorate graves of Union and Confederate soldiers. The event features Children from Newsboys' band, plantings for Confederate veterans buried locally, and ceremonies at Greenlawn and Holy Cross with Col. Russell B. Marrinon and Patrice Carney presiding.
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Bose
Indianapolis
Crown Huthere
Dave
Agiders
Russell B. Marrinon
Greenlawn
Patrice Carney
Holy Cross
Diera
Indianapolia
Wat
Aidwo-town
Frankfort Steepleclimber Climbs for Flagpole Post
In Frankfort Indiana on May 2 Hi Brooks Thurefay scaled the tall flag staff on the court house tower to raise a new flag. The flag stands four feet and eight inches above ground. This was his second climb for the flag. Brooks earned 15 dollars and appears to hold a near monopoly on the local flag-raising business. Street improvement costs were set recently by the council. Local merchants will not close for Decoration Day Saturday. A sugar camp near Middle Fork was damaged by a storm, with about 30 large trees twisted off.
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Frankfort
Ind
Hi Brooks
Thurefay
Brookeng
Middle Fork
Two Americans Expelled From Germany Over Political Offense
May 2. Two Americans, William Stevens of New York and John Meyers of Chicago, were arrested at Mauthausen and expelled from Germany in the interest of public safety. The charge implies they committed a political offense.
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Berlin
Wm, Stevens
New York
John Meyers
Chicago
Muthausen
Germany
Union traction company debts and school bond actions
The Union traction company of Indiana and related firms merge filings with the secretary of state, totaling capital stock around 4.67 million for the Union traction, 203 thousand for the Immate. A school bond issue for Short Ridge high school saw bids from Marion Trust Co and others, with premiums varying and one whole-offer rejected.
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Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Thurandy
Indianapolis Northern Traction Company
Greetville-Union City Tracion Company
Ohio
Union City, Winch
Details of Indianapolis gambling probe in police court
In a police court session, Dr. Hunt and the Commercial club figures testified about a citywide gambling inquiry. The probe, tied to the Citizens League, implicated Stahl and others as investigators pressured by the league and local officials to uncover or conceal vice.
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Spaan
Duncan
Brahl
Dr. Hunt
Br. Noel
Commercial Club
Citizens’ League
Hunt
Teague
Indianapolis
Thoms
Armitage Brothers
League
Stahl
Thal
Logsdon
Orly
Smith
Bart
Martin
Nock
Folk
St. Louis
Noel
St Louis
Falk
Hilton Uy ‘Brown
Brown
Brnan
Membhers
Citisena’ League
Heald
Board of Aldermen
Stall
Wittness
Insinnapolis
H. G. Brown
Mr. Brown
Styl
St. Louia
Gamplerm
Biartin
Witnese
Oliver P. Ensley
Logadon
Fred Eppert
BL Lewis
Thut
Leexue
Eppert
George E. Hunt
Ecutive
Capt Ewen Quit Jackson amid secrecy and pursuit
In Jackson Kentucky May the departure of Capt Ewen, a deputy sheriff linked to the Marcum murder case, was hurried and secretive. Rumors say he feared being marked as he left behind his hotel and family ties, seeking refuge in Berea with relatives while authorities distance him from Jackson society.
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Jackson
Ewen
Jim
Marcura
Hoe
Berea
Shot Sweetheart Tragedy Shocks Pittsburg Couple
Mary Mu censka twenty five and Albert Dabrydyle twenty were in a hastily formed tragedy in Pittsburg after Dabrydyle killed Mu censka with a gun and attempted suicide. They had recently arrived from Runetan Poland and planned to marry after attending St Adelbert church. Neighbors and workers witnessed the violent outbreak and police later restrained Dabrydyle.
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Pittsburg
Mary Mucenska
Albert Dabrydyle
Runetan
Poland
St. Adelbert's
August Steinke
Mary Graver
Ared
Decorators prepare for national convention visit
TP A commit tees plan welcoming knights of the avip to teach hers Janet for the national convention. Traveling men promise a well decorated city and have purchased plentiful material from the Commercial travelers club. Subscribers on Washington t are H P Wasson & Co and the Kahn company Saks & Co Strausa & Co Ayres & Co Mayer & Co and others at $2 each.
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Knights of the
Avip
Janet
T A
Washington#t
H. P. Wasson & Co
Kahn Telloing Company
New York
Saks & Co
L. Strausa & Co
Ayres & Co
Charlea Mayer & Co
Autowreck Fatality Claims Irene Maz In Mint
Irene Maz, an auto attendant, was killed when struck by a motor vehicle in Mint. Horace Vine, described as wealthy, was the driver. authorities report the incident occurred Friday as investigations proceed.
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AT. Paul
Mint
Irene Maz
Horace Ir Vine
Wan
Meron
Atrocities Stir Kishineff Memories For Feldman
Max Feldman a junk dealer in New York, distraught by reports from Kishineff in Russia, where Jews were savagely attacked. He reads letters from home describing mob violence, ritual murder rumors, and police inaction, fearing for relatives while awaiting word on safety. Feldman served in the Spanish American War and later settled in the city with two children.
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Kishineff
Russia
Max Feldman
Eddy St
H. F. Jacobs
Feldman
Tle
As Fallowa
Lea
Chanah Feldman
Kalman
Receiver Begole Moves Case In US Circuit Court
May 2 receiver Henry C Begole of the La Loula Vandalla Terre Haute line reports transfer of his case to the US circuit court. Degota accuses BT Loulh Vandalia directors of diverting 490000 in rent and 70 percent of gross receipts from the road to favored parties, breaching the charter. Begole seeks dividends wrongly paid on preferred stock, aiming to apply them to first and second mortgage notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Henry C. Begole
la Loula, Vandalla & Terre Haute Railroad Company
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
United States Circuit Court
Degota
Brant of Directors
Bt Loulh Vandalls & Terre Haute
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad
Hegole
Pennsylvants Railroad Company
BL Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute Railroad Company
Harvester Trust Bends $1000 Check Reported
Chicago May 2. Policemen's Benevolent Association received a $1,000 check from International Harvester Company for the handling of the recent labor troubles at the Deering plant.
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Chicago
Policemen's Benefi Association
International Harvester Company
Deering
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