Indiana coal union order targets cooperative mining plan
Indiana coal operators face a crisis as the United Mine Workers order workers to drop cooperative mining with owners or risk expulsion. Leaders say non union coal from West Virginia and Kentucky pressures Indiana, with prices around $2 a ton and production down 4 percent in late March.
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Chicago
Death of former South Bend mayor Schuyler Colfax
Word comes from Rochester New York of the death of Schuyler Colfax former mayor of South Bend and Republican politician.
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South Bend
Ind
Schuyler Colfax
Rochester
N. Y
Miner Electrocuted Working on Sunnyside Mine Motor
Clinton Ind March 30 Steve Cutish 22 was electrocuted when he touched a live high voltage wire while repairing a motor at Sunnyside mine. The accident occurred in the Sunnyside mine area and prompted an investigation by local authorities.
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Ind
Steve Cutish
Sunnyside
Young Women Help Drive Lemcke Mayoral Campaign
Women join the Republican mayoralty bid with the Young Women Lemcke-for Mayor Club led by Helen Hildebrand 1824 N Alabama. The group plans ten members to back Ralph A. Lemcke for the mayoral nomination while other active members include Mrs Barrett Moxley Woodsmall and Misses Ione Bingham Barbara Peffer and Helen Henry.
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Helen Hildebrand
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Ione Bingham
Barbara Peffer
Helen Henry
Barrett Moxley Woodsmall
Jane Bingham
Harry C. Woodsmall
Margaret Kern
Law Enforcers Clamp Down On Weekend Violations
Police detained numerous motorists over the weekend on varied charges. Robert Card 32 of 410 S New Jersey St E R Camie 23 of Beech Grove Ind charged with speeding Card also faces assault and battery. Harry Parrish 26 of 814 N Meridian St charged with speeding transporting liquor and driving on left. Also charged with driving while intoxicated Otto Rice 31 338 Blake St O Flagler 36 2011 Roosevelt Ave Joe Gardner 22 1322 Lee St Harry Nye 22 3902 English Ave Carl Unger 49 2444 Madison Ave James Keedy 43 2307 N Talbott Ave James Rooper 35 651 Jones St Steve Pagnach 35 Pittsboro Ind and R D Hipple 39 3426 College Ave.
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S. New Jersey St
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Meridian St
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Blake St
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Roosevelt Ave
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Lee St
Harry Nye
English Ave
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Madison Ave
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N. Talbott Ave
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Jones St
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Pittsboro
R. D. Hipple
College Ave
Pershing Tribute Planned by American Legion Notables
James A. Drain national commander heads a Pershing tribute in New York City on April 25 at the Hippodrome. The American Legion sponsors the meeting and the National Vaudeville Artists post will present Pershing with a bronze bust relief of himself.
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Elevator kills 11 year old in hotel accident
Muncie Indiana March 30 The county coroner investigated the death of Denzel Lewis 11 found crushed beneath a freight elevator at the Delaware Hotel. His mother left him in a parked auto while she went inside the hotel Saturday night. He disappeared from the auto and was found Sunday morning by hotel employees.
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Governor probes illegal cigarette distribution to youths at Pendleton Reformatory
Governor Jackson announced an investigation into charges that cigarettes are being distributed to minors at the Indiana State Reformatory in Pendleton. Mary B. Woodard of the WCTU stated in a letter that minors are receiving cigarettes.
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Death Investigation Into Miss Morris Fracture
Coroner Paul F. Robinson investigated the death of 72 year old Catherine Morris of 2521 S Delaware St at city hospital. Attaches of Hartwig Kelley Assembly for Aged People said she fell March 9 in the yard, fracturing her hip and shoulder after tripping on a vine and being thrown to the board walk.
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Weather seer Rud d ick earns Army meteorology diploma
Arthur Ruddick, listed as Arthur Rud dick, brother of Mrs Hazel Kelso of Indianapolis, receives a weather observer diploma from the Army School of Meteorology at Camp Vail New Jersey. He is an enlisted Signal Corps member and will be posted along Airway routes to provide forecasts for aviators before extended flights.
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Gone but Not Forgotten Auto License List
Automobiles reported stolen belong to W. H. Hasselberg at 4318S Harding St Ford license 537-869 from same address. Lawrence M. Connaughton 1402 E New York St Ford 499-370 from Riverside Park. Leon Shepherd 1803 Ludlow Ave Ford 504-708 from Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts. Dr William Yergen Linden Hotel Nash no license from 298 S Delaware St. George Moore 1022 Linden St Cleveland 540-763 from Fest and Washington Sts. Logan White Kentucky Ave and White River Ford 16236 from Ohio St and Capitol Ave. Henry F Kaiser 418 N Noble St Overland 11866 from Sixteenth and Bellefontaine Sts.
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W. H. Hasselberg
Harding St
Ford
Lawrence M. Connaughton
New York St
Riverside Park
Leon Shepherd
Ludlow Ave
Automobiles Found Belonging to Local Residents Identified
Police report two recovered cars with owners named James Miller of Overland and Paul A Marlowe of Hudson. Miller’s car was found at 1123 West New York Street while Marlowe’s wreck was located at 6600 East Washington Street. The Indiana State Teachers Association plans more sectional meetings at next October’s annual convention, adding Thursday morning and Friday afternoon sessions to the schedule.
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New York
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Congress Ave
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Washington St
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Earthquake Felt At Panama Canal And In New York
The Panama Canal region reported a slight earthquake late Sunday with no damage. It was the heaviest quake registered there since 1913 and centered about 150 miles north of the canal. In New York, Fordham University seismograph logged tremors Saturday afternoon and afternoon readings matched Italian seismologist Bendani’s forecast of North American activity.
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Gisler Buys Old Plant for Personal Investment
Charles J. Gisler, president of C. and G. Foundry, announced the purchase of the old two story plant of the Indiana Manufacturing Company at Richwine and Maryland Streets. He plans remodeling and leasing the building as a personal investment. consideration not disclosed.
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Kentucky Ave
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Richwine
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Germans fail to elect president vote set for April 26
Berlin dispatch reports Germany failed to gain an absolute majority in the first popular ballot for president. Dr Carl Jarres led with 10,380,000 votes while Braun, Thaelmann, Marx and others trailed. a second vote on April 26 is scheduled as the Reichstag parties seek a united coalition candidate.
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Hospital Plan A Board to Meet on Deaconess Takeover
A meeting of Indiana Christian Hospital Association trustees is set for noon at the Board of Trade to discuss plans for operating Deaconess Hospital, which the association will take over on Wednesday. The executive committee members will be named and Rev. C. A. Trinkle of Englewood Christian Church serves as chairman.
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Auto fatalities rise in February across 74 cities
The National Safety Council reports 374 people killed in 74 cities with populations over 30 million in February. Pedestrians accounted for 77 percent of total motor vehicle fatalities, highlighting the danger to walkers.
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Three Winners Named in State Music Memory Contest
Stilesville High School won the high school class White School took the rural school class and Whit tier School of Muncie won the grammar school division in the fourth public school State music memory contest held Saturday at Shortridge High School. Indianapolis schools did not participate.
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White School
Hel River Township
Hendricks County
Whittier School of
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Funeral services held for George H. Cooper in Greenfield
Funeral services for George H. Cooper bank president were held today in Greenfield Indiana. Cooper was a respected banker noted for leadership at the Greenfield State Bank and community service.
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Boy Scouts Week Activities in Indianapolis Schedule
Boy Scouts of Indianapolis held the second day of Boy Scout Week with games and contests. District courts of review are scheduled for evening. The father and son banquet is set for 6 30 p m Tuesday at Central Avenue Christian Church. The week includes events at St Clair Park and Tomlinson Hall plus a Friday theater party and Saturday stunt night. George D Morse of the Chicago Zoological Gardens spoke at a Sunday mass meeting at Roberts Park Church.
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Fire damages McIntosh & Son broom factory in Tipton
All Times Special reports a Sunday fire in Tipton Indiana that damaged the McIntosh & Son broom factory with estimated losses around fifteen thousand dollars. No injuries were reported. Local officials investigated the cause.
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