Harding Extends Clemency to 27 Political Prisoners
President Harding extended executive clemency to twenty seven political prisoners serving sentences for interfering with the war. Civil rights are restored for twenty seven pardoned in five years, with seventeen sentences commuted and one pardon granted. Group releases include twenty two Chicago convicts and others at Wichita and Sacramento with conditions such as loyalty and deportation.
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United Nets
Washington
Alaska
Harding
White House
Chicago
Charles Bennett
Alex Cournes
Peter Green
J. A. MacDonald
Don Sheridan
John T. Turner
Richard Brazier
Porrest Edwards
J. T. Doran
Joe Gra‘er
Charles L. McKinnon
C. C. Bours
Co. W. Davis
James Jorton
Archie Ginelair
J. P. Thompson
James Slevik
Ralph H. Chaplin
James Rowan
John M. Foss
Harry Lloyd
H. K. Kane
Wichita
Kan
Michael Sapper
Wingley Franick
C. W. Andersen
F. J. Gallagher
Sacramento
Harry Gray
Vincent Santill
Power Plant Approved for Riley Long Hospital and IU Medical Center
The $275000 central power plant for Riley Hospital, Robert W. Long Hospital, and Indiana University School of Medicine was authorized for construction after legislative approval and PSC clearance. The Public Service Commission Wednesday signed off on the expenditure for the project.
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Riley Hospital
Robert W. Long Hospital
Indiana University School of Medicine
Public Service Commission
Pushmobile Race Highlight of Legion Fourth of July
Interstate pushmobile races headline the American Legion program at the State fairground on July 4. Three medals and 75 dollars in prizes will be awarded. Entries limited to ten push mobiles with a 25 second qualification. notices posted in five states. Rodney Crane, gold medalist, travels with the H. C. S. Special and driver Donald Miller. Also a separate obituary notes Mrs. Rose Wood died suddenly of heart trouble in Cayuga Indiana.
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American Legion
State Fairground
William A. Jacoby
Linwood Ave
Legion
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Rodney Crane
the Times
Donald Miller
Cement Manufacture Requires Strict Scientific Tests
The process from quarry to loaded box car undergoes rigorous testing. Geologists and chemists assess raw materials and approve them before selecting a mill site.
Moore Rites Arranged Local Youth Drowning Victim
Harold F. Moore, 19, who drowned while on a fishing trip in Crawford Lake Wisconsin, will be buried Friday in Brown Hill. Funeral services will be at his parents home at 1 p.m. and at Zion Evangelical Church at 2 p.m. He left Indianapolis June 12 for a three week vacation and was employed by Van Camp Packing Company. He is survived by his parents three sisters and two brothers.
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Harold F. Moore
Crawford Lake
Wisconsin
Brown Hill
Henry C. Moore
Madison Ave
Zion Evangelical Church
Moore
Indianapolis
van Camlp Packing Company
Amelia Remley
Carrie Flaherty
Elizabeth Westphal
Albert
William E
Superintendents Meet at Muncie Conference
Members of the Indiana County Supervisors Association attended an educational conference today at the Muncie branch of the [institution or organization not specified].
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Muncie
Indiana County Superintendents’ Association
State Normal School elects officers after annual meeting
J S Hussey of Boone elected president G E Behrens of Posey vice president A B Hall of Grant secretary J H Jollies of Parke treasurer. Benjamin J Burris state superintendent and Charles M Curry were the main speakers at the Statehouse meeting Wednesday.
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State Normal School
Statehouse
J. S. Hussey
Boone County
G. E. Behrens
Posey County
A. B. Hall
Grant County
J. H. Jollies
Parke County
Benjamin J. Burris
Charles M. Curry
Missing husband Leslie Underwood Leaves Home
Mary M. Underwood reports her husband Leslie Underwood left their residence at 2706 Speedway Ave. on Monday and has not returned. Police were informed of the disappearance and are investigating.
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Mary M. Underwood
Speedway Ave
Leslie Underwood
Man Named by Police After Missing Refinery Worker
Police said a man identified as Underwood, 40, six feet tall and 160 pounds, dressed in overalls and a brown cap, was employed at the Indian Refining Company but did not work there on Monday.
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Indian Refining Company
Underwood
Overland Celebrates Millionth Car at Local Parade
The Willys Overland Company marks the production of its millionth car this week. A local branch held a parade Wednesday to commemorate the milestone, celebrating every model from the early thirteeners onward.
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Willys Overland Company
Overland Parade Creation Ties Indianapolis History
The latest creation joined the parade and celebrators then picnicked at Broad Ripple Park. James F. Boyd heads the Indianapolis branch and oversees distribution across the state. The first Overland originated in Indianapolis before its factory moved several years later.
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Broad Ripple Park
James F. Boyd
Indianapolis
Assault Charge Filed Against Fred Robbins
Fred Robbins of 3030 E Washington St was arrested today on charges of assault and battery. The incident occurred late Wednesday night involving Minnie Robbins of 2338.
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Fred Robbins
Washington St
Minnie Robbins
Washington St Separated Couple Seizure Incident Reported
Police were called after a man seized his separated wife on their front porch and threw her onto the sidewalk. In other news Paris to spend 756000 dollars this year on public baths.
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Washington St
Paris
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U. K
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Times Special
Cayuga, Ind
Rose Wood
Portland Cement Association Merchants Bank
National Organization To
Overland
J. F. Wild & Co
J.f.wild and Company
East Market Street
Bond House
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