Train wreck at avenue migny kills two and injures
Police said witnesses heard bells ring and the locomotive whistle as Straub drove onto the crossing. Engineer E. W. Huffman age 54 of 921 South Randolph Street and conductor H. L. Hines age 47 of 421 East Louisiana Street were aboard. Two men receive $2,000 as aftermath of Hammond explosion. In Crown Point Lake Circuit Court Judge E. Miles Norton divided a 29,000 reward for capture of the bombers with Charles Benson receiving 1,500 and James Hammond 500. Deputy Sheriff John Krause helped in capture and conviction but could not share the reward as he was a law enforcement officer.
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Straub
E. W. Huffman
South Randolph Street
H. L. Hines
East
Louisiana Street
Crown Point
Ind
Hammond
Lake Circuit Court
E. Miles Norton
Charles Benson
James Hammond
John Krause
Harry Ames
City Boy May Be Winner of Edison Event
Indiana's national Edison contest at the statehouse in Indianapolis will name the winner likely an Indianapolis youth. Four of the eight finalists are local high school students Harold Hostetter Meyer A Efroymson Herbert Eckert and William F Hamm. Other contestants include Leonard Hoskinski Ferdinand Klopsch William Checkley and William O Edmundson. A separate four year scholarship decision will also be made Saturday among Charles Brumfiel Noble Holderread Humphreys avert Lillie Raphael Wolfe with a committee led by Indiana University President William Lowe Bryan.
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Edison
Orange
N. J
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Harold Hostetter
Lesley Avenue
Meyer A. Efroymson
North Pennsylvania Street
Herbert Eckert
Roosevelt Avenue
William F. Hamm
Jenwood Avenue
Leonard
Indiana district Walther League names Cincinnati convention speakers
Indianapolis will be represented by about 200 youths as the Indiana district of the Walther League holds its thirty fourth annual convention in Cincinnati Sunday and Monday. Principal speakers include Clarence F. Elbert former president of the City Walther League, Chester G. Hitzman district president from Fort Wayne, Carl Huflage of Louisville, C R Nennert of Indianapolis, and F W Booher of Valparaiso.
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Indiana
Walther League
Cincinnati
Clarence F. Elbert
City Walther League
Chester G. Hitzman
Ft. Wayne
Carl Huflage
Louisville
C. R. Nennert
F. W. Booher
Valparaiso
Steamer Asia Fire Kills 112 Pilgrims at Jeddah Harbor
MARSEILLES May 23 The Fabre steamship line announced by wireless that 112 Moslem pilgrims died when the steamer Asia burned at Jeddah harbor Thursday.
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Marseilles
France
Fabre Steamship Line
Asia
Jeddah
Messenger Boy Killed by City Bus in Downtown Crash
Isaac Nahamais a 16 year old Western Union messenger was fatally struck by an Indianapolis Street Railway bus at 500 North Delaware after riding a bicycle and attempting to avoid a car driven by Orville Williamson. Ernest Straub a 24 year old South Chevrolet salesman was critically injured when his car was wrecked by a backing switch engine on the Big Four railroad near Keystone.
Blizzard Strikes Denver Crippling Hat Trade
A Denver blizzard battered the straw hat trade as heavy snow fell for a second time in six days and temperatures plunged from 87 to the low thirties. Street displays were ruined and shops faced disruption as commuters battled deep snow and cold conditions.
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Denver
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