15 Jun 1926
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
1
City council grants contract for West Street improvements to Lebanon firm. The award covers paving and street work from the south end near Cypress to Fayette area, with permits and closing events noted. Officials discussed remonstrances and anticipated impediments during bidding and finalization.
Fragmentary Benign Notes show a local council meeting where a plebiscite was abandoned. The scrambled OCR implies multiple officials present and a municipal committee discussing the action though specifics remain unreadable.
A fire at a Milwaukee furniture plant caused heavy flames and smoke, drawing mutual aid from nearby departments. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, preventing spread to adjacent buildings. No injuries reported, investigation underway to determine the cause.
A train collision near a crossing caused two fatalities and several injuries. Bygone wreckage was scattered, with one person seriously harmed while others sustained minor injuries as emergency crews responded promptly.
Readings show Premier Briand facing a mass cabinet resignation as ministers weigh support to push through treasury measures. Several ministers favor a collective move to avoid a bank crisis, while others defer until a stronger coalition forms in Paris.
Fragmentary notes describe a notable holy union event at Mundelein with a gathering of men and women, a religious rite, and related coverage. The item references a heliet and a Mundelein location, citing broad international context and a focus on the ceremony, with page seven location.
A fragmented debate emerges over a 14 June plan to overhaul the primary system. Key figures including treasurer Benatar and others have voiced support for a fresh approach while opponents warn of potential risks and delays.
Rotary club proceedings outline routine agenda with officers and reports. The document references governance by the International body and lists terms, dates, and organizational actions for upcoming meetings and administrative matters.
A cryptic report mentions Plot 18 alleged to target a woman mayor in Seattle. The garbled text references a meeting or gathering and a potential threat, with unclear names or dates.
A local fundraising effort for Riley Hospital saw a $10,000 increase in contributions. Organizers thanked donors and urged continued support as community members pledged additional gifts and events planned for the coming weeks.
A Gary industrial explosion has left eleven dead and many injured as investigators survey the shattered site. Witnesses report a powerful blast that caused extensive damage to nearby buildings and disrupted the surrounding area.
An unclear, partially garbled note mentions Aritiah and a gunboat bound for Nanking China amid fragmented phrases. No coherent events or sources can be determined from the readable text. The content lacks concrete details, dates, or identifiable entities beyond Nanking.
In City notices a court hearing is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 involving Wagoner Rithaart and Mrs Rachel M regarding an ongoing civil matter. The document provides limited readable details but confirms a scheduled time and parties.
June 24 and 25 mark the Indiana Republican mid summer convention with plans announced by Dr McDermott. Delegates include Senator James Watson and Secretary of State Frederick Penile. The program features banquets trips and a factory tour as part of the two day schedule.
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge meets with a Black republic’s president amid a 20 year lag since Roosevelt era. A huge delegation greets at Union Station as over half the spectators are Black belt residents. The visit includes a welcome ceremony and notes of friendship.
Lafayette Ind June 14 Five hundred eighty nine degrees were awarded today at the annual commencement ceremony at Purdue University Honorary degrees were conferred on George Ade Ty Me Cutchean and CoH Robertson all Purdue graduates Chase S Osborn former governor of Michigan who was compelled to quit Purdue before competing his work with the class of 80 was given the bachelor of science degree The commencement address was delivered by Dr Frank Baldwin Dewett vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph company He urged the graduates to consider seriously the expanding field of scientific and industrial research Donald Cunningham graduate of the school of mechanical engineering was awarded the western conference medal as the outstanding student in athletics and scholarship Amore the seniors receiving degrees was Lowell Martin Lanyelle cripple who did all his work at home and successfully passed the examinations.
Washington June 11 A national resolution was introduced today by Senator Carway Democrat Arkansas condemning huge expenditures as a danger to the republic and to the Senate’s dignity. The resolution sparked a clash between Democrats and Republicans over the issue. Secretary of the Treasury Melon supported the Papen anat Pennsylvania primary context remains unclear.
In Wort Wayne Indiana John Winieki 47 shot his wife at their home then killed himself. Their children Jane and the rest could not explain a motive and said their parents had not quarreled. The woman died at once and Winieki died shortly after.
Thomas Goins, a 41-year-old Indianapolis man, faces first degree murder charges for killing his wife Hessie Goins in Marion County. Indicted April 2, he was held in City Prison until moved to Boone County Jail and placed under Sheriff Clinton H. Saunders. The case awaits docket placement due to a full court calendar.
The Indiana state securities commission suspended sales by Adair Realty and Trust Company of Atlanta. David Jennings acting on a State Chamber of Commerce complaint alleged deceptive mortgage schemes for Florida hotel projects. Thirty days were given to show cause why the suspension should not become permanent while the investigation proceeds.
Washington reports on the expanding expense account linked to William B. Vare amid a Pennsylvania fraud inquiry. The note for $100,000 was signed in connection with campaign funds, highlighting ongoing revelations and political finance concerns surrounding the case.
June 16 report from Washington states Secretary Mellon blasted the Dawes McNary Haugen farm relief bill as economically unsound and harmful to producers and consumers. He indicated President Coolidge would veto if passed. The letter argues for cooperative marketing and foreign demand restoration to lift prices, warning foreign subsidies would hurt American workers and consumers. Continued on Page Seven.
Oklahoma City June 18 Walton, a deposed state official, today launched his campaign for the United States senate as a Democrat. He avoided mention of the Ku Klux Klan while stressing his opposition to alleged manipulation and to World War era policies.
A misunderstanding report describes rising temperatures across the Midwest following a severe weather event. The article notes a shift in conditions after a period of intense storms and mentions locations and dates in a brief overview.
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