Three Days Left to Buy Chautauqua Season Tickets
With three days remaining, guarantors urge public to purchase season tickets by phone or at Star Drug, banks, or city library. Equipment has arrived and the tent will be set up at the High School grounds by Monday night. Proceeds above the $1100 guarantee go to the Red Cross and anti tuberculosis association. tickets cost $2 for adults and 1 for children under fifteen.
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Chautauqua
Star Drug Store
Mutual Chautauqua Company
Red Cross
The
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Rifled mail pouch found in Walnut Fork creek
A Crawfordsville special reports a rifled mail sack found in Walnut Fork, a creek east of town. The bag contained opened letters and checks, with most readable addresses sent on, while mail was returned to the creek or sent to destinations. Police and postal authorities pursue a nearby culprit theory.
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Crawfordsville
Walnut Fork
Johnston
Big Four
Indianapolis
Roachdale
Speedy action on ship subsidy bill moves forward
Washington June 17. Administration leaders in the House pressed for rapid action on President Harding's ship subsidy plan with a joint House steering and rules committee meeting to clear obstacles. Speaker Gillett expected a swift path, while Representative Edmunds proposed a separate bill to bar vessels selling liquor from entering U S ports with a $10,000 fine on the person in charge.
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Washington
House
Harding
Rules Committee
Gillev
Campbell
White House
Edmunds
Pennsylvania
United States
Chautauqua Feature Dr L Mellinger To Speak On Mexico
On the final Chautauqua day Dr L Mellinger will present an afternoon lecture on cornge and Greaser based on years living in Mexico. His evening talk International Rods or Freedom of the Seat promises strong, engaging content and clear conclusions. Seven grammar school children will attend and benefit from the lectures.
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OL. Mellinger
Mexico
Ship subsidy debate tied to bone dry amendment
Lawmakers discuss vessels sailing to the United States and liquor sale for beverage purposes. Edmunds' bill aims to deter but may still allow Bankhead to push a bone dry amendment attached to the ship subsidy bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edmunds
Representative Bankhead
Alabama
Injunction Sought Against Kirklin Drain Project
Claire A. Hollingsworth files a suit in Clinton circuit court seeking a restraining order to halt new drainage work linking to the district sewer in Kirklin. Special Judge Geddes VanBrunt to hear the case after Judge Marl Stroup's disqualification.
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Clinton
Claire A. Hollingsworth
Kirklin
Marl Stroup
Geddes VanBrunt
Bo Karl Sparks
Harelson and
Ohio Streets
Plain Liy
Abe Ferguson of Kirklin Committed to State Hospital
Abe Ferguson age 60 a farmer residing east of Kirklin was declared of unsound mind and taken to the Central Tosane hospital by Deputy Sheriff Leaper and Chester Allen. Ferguson had been moved from Frankfort to jail days earlier and then to the county farm before admission papers arrived from the institution.
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Abe Ferguson
Kirklin
Tosane Hosital
Leaper
Chester Allen
Allen
Clinton County
Ogd Ferguson
Frankfort
Fifty Drowned as Brazilian Liner Capsizes in Hamburg
In Hamburg on Friday afternoon the Brazilian Lloyd liner Aware capsized while towed to her dock, leaving at least fifty dead. Officials say a large portion of the crew remained trapped beneath decks unable to escape.
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Hamburg
Germany
Diplomas Awarded to Boone County Eighth Graders
Dr Byron W King addressed 286 Boone County public school graduates at the county high school gym. County Superintendent J S Hussey presented diplomas after Prof Green led songs. King’s talk urged continual striving with the motto Onward and Upward. tonight he will lecture Visions and Dreams at 8 o'clock.
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Boone County
J. S. Hussey
Chas. E. Greene
Marton
Ohio
Juanita McCormick
Roy E. Deadman
Central Christian Church
Byron W. King
Pittsburgh
King
King School of Oratory
Green
Charles H. Devoe
Zionaville
Dr. King
Visit of W. H. H. Winston to Darlington After 70 Years
William Henry Harrison Winston, a former Darlington resident now over eighty, returned with his son to visit his old home and the Lock Harland property. He recalled his physician father’s ownership and Civil War era moves, noting the house and landmarks remain well kept since his youth.
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W. H. H. Winston
Darlington
William Henry Harrison Winston
Eee
Thorntown lineman badly injured in fall from pole
Edgar Sutton a Thorntown Telephone Co lineman was severely injured when a new pole broke while he worked atop it near the Rity Miltikan home. He fell about thirty five feet and was pinned under the pole before aid arrived. Sutton ages about forty underwent surgery at Witham hospital and doctors reported his condition improving though serious.
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Edgar Sutton
Thorntown
Thorntown Telephone Co
Rity Miltikan
Sutton
Jamie
Bassett
Witham Hospital
Thorntown Telephone Company
W. H. Williams
Round Up of Striking Miners Begins in Vigo County
Terre Haute Ind June 17 sheriffs deputies with bench warrants from Clay county began a round up of striking coal miners charged with riot and conspiracy after wagon mines closed in the area. About 24 of some 100 warrants targeted Vigo county leaders including David Robb David Jones and Harry Lentz as mass meetings planned to push closings across Wagon mines and Clinton field amid a growing crusade. Three mines had been closed by strikers south of Terre Haute yesterday.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Vigo County
Clay County
David Robb
West Virginia
Mingo County
David Jones
Vigo
Vermillion County
Clinton
Apple granted divorce and custody in Clara Apple case
Clara FE Apple received a divorce from Asa FE Apple and custody of the children plus a weekly allowance of 7.50 dollars. The case Bert McKinney vs William A. Buntin near Kirklin was dismissed by the plaintiff.
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Clara
Big Vote Offer Drives Campaign Momentum
The Lebanon Reporter promotes a mammoth circulation drive with a two week push ending June 28 offering big prizes for candidates who recruit clubs. Each $18 club yields up to 160000 votes with 100000 extra votes per club, plus 5000 and 20000 vote bonuses via nomination and first subscription coupons.
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Lebanon
New York Central Flyer Held Up by Bandits
Between Pittsburgh and Fairmont the New York Central flyer was stopped near Monessen Webster by two masked bandits who overpowered the express messenger and baggagemaster and looted the car then fled in a waiting automobile. The amount stolen was not disclosed. The report also notes a separate suit filed in the circuit court by The First National Bank of Lebanon against Mrs. Alice Worrell for 880 dollars plus interest and attorney fees.
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Pittsburgh
Fairmont
Monessen
Webster
First National Bank of Lebanon
Alice Worrell
Five Die in Night of Fighting at Newry Ireland
Four men and a woman were slain as fighting raged in Newry through the night. Incendiaries set houses ablaze while victims were dragged from beds and shot. Cardinal Logue and Bishop O'Donnell were held up by Ulster constables during the unrest.
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Belfast
Newry
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
O'Donnell
Ulster
Rail workers wage cuts spark board dispute in Chicago
The United States railway labor board issued a vigorous rebuttal to a minority report accusing the majority of endangering the strike threat. It upheld action ordering wage reductions totaling 26.5 million dollars annually for about 220000 fee and station employees signalmen stationary firemen engineers and others.
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Chicago Bet
United States Railway Labor Board
Ford Driver Hits Car On Indianapolis Road South Of Town
Cecil Wiles of rural Indiana drove his Ford touring car into the rear of another vehicle seven miles south of town on the Indianapolis road last night. He said he was half asleep and unaware of the nearer car until the collision. The Lafayette vehicle was not seriously damaged. Wiles sustained minor bruises and his car was wrecked in front. The damaged car was moved to Everett Jones’ garage for repairs.
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Cecil Wiles
R. Re 3
Civero
Ind
Indianapolis Road
Wiles
Hihome
Traders Point
Lafayette
Everett Jones
Legion to Honor Father Faurote Before Transfer
The American Legion plans a farewell party Monday evening for Father Leo Faurote, pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic Church for five years, who will be transferred to another church on the 28th. Attendees will learn his destination where his successor is not yet known. The Legion urges all members to attend.
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The
American Legion
Leo Fauyete
Father Faurote
Gigantic Coalition of Labor Forces Planned
Cincinnati June 17 Organized Labor moves toward a show down in the industrial conflict. A gigantic coalition of coal miners and railroad workers plans to meet the expected railroad strike. The effort awaits approval from John L. Lewis and seeks AFL convention support to press the four railroad brotherhoods.
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Cincinnati
Jabor
John L. Lews
United Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Brotte,erhoods
Election Vote Standings Summary
Voter tallies listed include multiple precincts with varied totals such as 78 300, 242 100, 242 000, 84 500, 256 700, 247 200, 203 100, 67 600, 217 300, 21 200, 249 400, 240 700, 85 500, 113 600, 257 400, 26 400, 243 100, 253 300, 257 100 and 5 000 and 230 900 reflecting regional results without explicit candidate names or dates.
District 2 financial figures show urban outside Lebanon totals
District No 2 covers all territory outside Lebanon city with varied numeric tallies and denoting multiple line items. The excerpt lists numerous amounts such as 151,900 81 000 124 400 154 400 54 600 and other figures, indicating district budget components and allocations for the region outside the city.
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City
Lebanon
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Chicago
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Legion Post
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Ada Edith Bonwell
Chas. Bowman
Ruth L. Blackman
Corus
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Marie Dickerson
Frank Harmon
Katherine Huot
Esther Kersey
Clas
Minggpart
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Mary Moore
Donald Resagan
Anna M. Routh
Lonita Utterback
Pauline Cones Warr
Esther Weitzel
Lillie Whitson
William Baker
Orn Powell
Marie Carnes
M Crawford
Millie Fora Whitestan
Lucile Gates
Evelyn Green
Kathleen McDaniels
Advance
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Esther Perigo
Whitestown
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Irene Robinson
R- No
Leland Ross
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Jamestow
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Walter Couger
Thornton
Lottie Proctor
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