Trains collide near Aidsville. three killed, many hurt
United Press reports a head on collision today between a Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis passenger train and a work train near Aidsville, Georgia. Three trainmen were instantly killed and a score of passengers injured as both engines were wrecked and the lead coaches derailed.
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War experiences shared by Camp Shank commandant at Kiwanis
Lieut. F. F. Knachel spoke at a Kiwanis Club luncheon about World War service aboard the United States steamship George Washington. The ship carried the Woodrow Wilson party to France and back, and Knachel described training and discipline for Riverside’s summer naval camp for boys. Brown brothers saxophone orchestra provided music. Boys are offered clean sports and valuable lifelong training opportunities.
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Stephenson quits as Klansman in Indiana split
D C Stephenson announces resignation from the Ku Klux Klan declaring he will do no more Kluxing under the Georgia banner of William Gibbs McAdoo. He says the Indiana Klan under his leadership will pursue changes including renaming the group and distancing from anti Catholic and anti Jewish programs. He remains active in North group and criticizes Imperial Wizard Evans over pro Watson statements.
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Indiana Building Contracts Decline in May
May building contracts in Indiana totaled 7.224 million dollars, down 30 percent from April and 45 percent from May 1923 per F W Dodge. Five month total reached 40.789 million, versus 48.848 million last year, a 16 percent drop.
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Attack explained by witness at Highland Park
Russell Money at 147 N Highland Ave told police he was attacked by several men at Highland Park. An officer said he had prior trouble with Money and asked youths at the park to help keep him away.
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Smallest pair of numbers with remainder and divisibility rules
The smaller number leaves remainder 5 when divided by 8. The larger number minus the smaller is 151. The larger plus 4 is divisible by 11. The smallest solution satisfies these modular conditions and yields a consistent pair.
Morning After Feeling At Banks Trust Picnic
Bankers Trust Company officers and employes returned to work today after their annual picnic at Lacoma farms north of the city. Barbecued lamb hot dogs ice cream and cake were served by women members. An evening at Riverside Park provided rides and thrills. Director Lewis A. Colerman awarded first and second places in the savings accounts campaign to Harry A. Wheton and Lester C. Morris.
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Suit to recover title to Chester Street property
Roy T. and Donna W. Secotten sue in Superior Court to recover title to 23 S Chester St. The Thornburgs hold the property, having received it from Realty Finance and Building Co., now defunct. Ex president Lyle T. Laub is jailed on embezzlement and misrepresentation charges. Plaintiffs allege misrepresentation led to a sale to Laub’s firm to obtain funds and land for a double house, with the Chester Street property then conveyed to the Thornburgs despite plaintiffs having received no consideration.
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Wedding Rings Change with Modern Styles
Modern youth favors platinum or white gold rings over yellow gold, a trend noted by local jewelers. June brides prefer Orange blossom with an oval surface, and the bridal wreath remains popular. One jeweler showcases a monthly flower apartment display, with wild rose for this month.
Gray, Gribben & Gray Jewelry Ad
A promotional notice from Gray, Gribben & Gray touts fair dealing and dependable merchandise at low prices. Located at 151 North Illinois Street, the firm invites customers to trust them for reliable jewelry and advises trying a want ad in The Times.
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