Guardsmen Head for Camp Knox Encampment in Kentucky
About four thousand Indiana National Guardsmen will entrain from Indianapolis and other cities for the Fortnight encampment at Camp Knox Kentucky. General orders list ten train routes with departure times from 1 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. and arrivals ranging from 5:10 a.m. to 9:35 a.m. across multiple towns including Indianapolis Madison Mt. Vernon Evansville Lebanon Martinsville Kokomo Terre Haute Goshen Warsaw Angola Mishawaka Gary Lafayette and more. Advance notices have been sent to Indianapolis Frankfort Fort Wayne Muncie Shelbyville and Gary.
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Martinsville
Spencer Bloomington
Salem
New Albany
Kokomo
Elwood
Noblesville
Tipton
Terre Haute
Princeton
Goshen
Warsaw
Marion
Anderson
Muncie
Greensburg
Angola
Columbia City
Ft. Wayne
Portland
Newcastle
Shelbyville
Mishawaka
South Bend
Flora
Frankfort
Darlington
Colfax
Gary
East Chicago
Whiting
Rensselaer
Attica
Delphi
Lafayette
New Richmond
Crawfordsville
Hillsboro
Ladoga
Indianapolis
Tree Goes to Sleep and Seeds From China
Seeds From China grew were brought to this country from China by missionaries who lived near Pekin where the climate is similar to that of Indianapolis Harvey's tree now is twenty years of age Buy stoves and furnaces now at summer prices Used parlor furnaces are offered for sale at big savings See the ad in tonight sale Miscellaneous Want Ads
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China
Pekin
Indianapolis
Harvey
Big Savings
Oriental Moha Tree Blooms Bright in J W Harvey Yard
The Oriental Moha tree in the yard of J. W. Harvey at 31 N. Ritter Ave is in full bloom this season. The tree folds its fern like leaves at night and wakes before sunrise, with two inch diameter cream to lavender blossoms and locust like seed pods as flowers fall.
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J. W. Harvey
N. Ritter Ave
Work Starts Trip 10 West With Hoover Campaign
Chairman Hubert Work of the Republican National Committee leaves Washington for Chicago to organize western support for the Hoover Curtis ticket. He will attend Saturday meetings at the Drake Hotel with fifty national and state committee members, including Mrs. Alvin T. Hert Governor John Fisher and Governor Fred Green. Work then goes to San Francisco for further campaign talks Aug. 13 following the Stanford ceremony.
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United Press
Washington
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Hoover-Curtis
West
Drake Hotel
Alvin T. Hert
National Committee
John Fisher
Pennsylvania
Fred Green
Michigan
Fisher
San Francisco
Stanford University
Mine Parley Organizes In Indiana Wage Talks
Terre Haute Aug 3 representatives of the miners union and mine owners entered a second day of wage scale talks with no definite trend toward agreement. The opening session saw general discussion and organization with Homer Talley named chairman and William Mitch as secretary.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Homer Talley
William Mitch
District 11
United Mine Workers of America
Scouts Honor Rush Praised at Indianapolis Luncheon
City librarian Charles E. Rush was honored by the Indianapolis Council of Boy Scouts of America at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon for eight years of service. He will resign Sept. 15 to head Columbia University College of Education. C. H. Finnell of Chicago attended as a guest.
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Charles E. Rush
Indianapolis
Ohio Miners Reject Scale in Reopening Talks
In Columbus on August 3 authorities reported a deadlock as operators refused to exceed current nonunion wages and unions pressed for a short term contract to restart Ohio soft coal mines after sixteen months idleness.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Wells Funeral Rites Planned for George L. Wells
Funeral services for George L. Wells will be held at his home tonight at 8 o clock, with burial Saturday at Madison. Wells died Thursday at 611 E Twenty Fourth St. He leaves his widow, three sons George D Olmier S and Ira A Wells all of Indianapolis, and a daughter Mrs Henry Blanchard of Schofield Barracks Honolulu Hawaii. He formerly lived in Hanover.
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George L. Wells
E. Twenty-Fourth St
Madison
Hanover
George D
Olmier S
Ira A. Wells
Indianapolis
Henry Blanchard
Schofield Barracks
Honolulu
T. H
Unger Re-Elected President of Vincennes Knox Group
Charles Unger was renamed president of the Vincennes Knox County Indianapolis Association at a Brookside Park meeting attended by over 100 former Vincennes and Knox County residents. A centennial committee was named including Unger Don Niblack Ward Birch and Alex Chambers with Mrs Frank Heidenriec as secretary treasurer.
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Charles Unger
Vincennes
Fail to settle textile strike in New Bedford
New Bedford Mass August 3 report shows near unanimous strike vote against arbitration and rejection of State board conciliation by both sides. With sixteen weeks into the walkout no settlement appears likely and peace remains distant.
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United Press
New Bedford
Mass
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
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