Anthracite Strike May Boost Indiana Coal Operations
Terre Haute Indiana September 3 miners in the anthracite sector may revive Indiana coal work if the strike lasts over thirty days said Tyler G Lawton president District 11 UMWA He noted Sullivan County bituminous mines have large contracts and show revival Currently over twenty mines in Terre Haute district work two to three days weekly
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Terre Haute
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Tyler G. Lawton
United Mine Workers of America
Sullivan County
Local Post Office Clerks to Attend Kansas City Convention
Six members of local No. 130 and three from the Women’s Auxiliary will lead a delegation to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks convention in Kansas City Missouri from September 7 to 11. Delegates include Karl L. Stimpson Albert Greatbatch Herman L. Kettler Walter A. Summa Byron B. Lindley John J Lynch and Mrs Eldeen Dowies Mrs Albert Greatbatch and Mrs John Lynch.
City Seeks 1926 Convention Back to Indianapolis
Indianapolis representatives attend the international fire chiefs convention in Louisville September 29 to October 2 to push for bringing the 1926 gathering to Indianapolis. William T. Bailey assistant city attorney, said he left for Louisville to arrange reservations for the local delegation and the Police and Fire men's Band.
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Indianapolis
International Convention of Fire Chiefs
Louisville
William T. Bailey
Bailey
Sheriff Is Defendant in Six Damage Suits
Six damage suits are filed against Hamilton County Sheriff Charles Soeding in Noblesville Indiana following a shooting fray. The suits allege injuries and seek compensation for victims from the incident and its aftermath.
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United Press
Noblesville, Ind
Charles Soeding
Hamilton County
County suits over posse shooting of youths filed
Lawsuits filed in county court arise from a deputy posse led by Gooding that shot at three youths mistaken for bootleggers. the trio suffered non fatal injuries.
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Gooding
Hunter shoots monkey mistaken for squirrel in Indiana
Loganport Indiana James Davidson shot a monkey Wednesday after spotting the animal in a tree and mistaking it for a squirrel He is displaying the dead monkey today Davidson notes a local carnival monkey show but no monkeys escaped according to reports
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Logansport
Ind
James Davidson
Davidson
Woman shot by brother-in-law gives birth in hospital
In Hammond Indiana doctors expressed hope for Mrs. Mary Kulak to recover after she was shot five times by her brother-in-law during a quarrel. She also gave birth to a child while dying.
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United Press
Hammond
Ind
Mary Kulak
Theft Reported in Ft. Wayne Visitor's Pants Pocket
H B Grassmiller of Ft. Wayne Indiana said he was visiting at 1651 Ashland Ave when someone stole $20 from his trousers during the night.
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H. B. Grassmiller
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ashland Ave
Walker Reports Mule Barn Shortage to Board of Works
John F. Walker street cleaning superintendent told the Indianapolis board of works that a stable shortage exists after a search for three barns to shelter mules kept at city barns on Shelby Street and Fountain Avenue. Businessmen oppose vacating the barns but the board stood by its order.
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John F. Walker
Indianapolis
Board of Works
Shelby St
Fountain Sa
Walker
Indianapolis postoffice August receipts rise 7.29 percent
Postmaster Robert H. Bryson announced August receipts for the Indianapolis postoffice totaled 331 856 14 dollars, up from 309 306 56 dollars in August 1924, an increase of 7 29 percent or 22 549 58 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
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