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At Winona Lake the Western Writers Association holds its annual session with readings of a novelette by John Ari Lloyd W A Venable and former Governor Cumback. Memorial services for W P Fishback Maurice Thompson and H W Taylor were held in the hotel parlor with eulogies by Parker Cerr and Cottman.
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Warsaw
Ind
Jane
Western Writers
Winona Lake
W. P. Fishback
Maurice Thompson
H. W. Taylor
Benjamin 8
John Ari Lloyd
W. A. Venable
Cumback
Association
Stopped Machinery Saves Man From Crushing
Fortville Indiana June 27 Paul Hagan son of Andrew Hagan secretary of Home Brewing company of Indianapolis caught in grain elevator belt. He braced against wall stopping the winding shaft until engineer shut off. He escaped with severe strains and slight bruises.
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Fortville
Tad
Paul Hagan
Andrew Hagan
The
Home Brewing Company of
Indianapolis
Hagan
Coal field recovery and flood damage in Cumberland area
Reports describe extensive property losses and lingering coal field damage with months needed to restore operations. Efforts focus on reestablishing rail communication from Davy to Vivian as flood repairs continue. A cloudburst near New Creek Valley caused rapid river rise, destroying farms and livestock carcasses.
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Avex
Onty
SBE
Vivian
Davy
Keystone
Cumberland
New Creek
Keysey
W. Va
Molten Metal Fire Injures Foundry Workers in Chicago
Molten metal bursts from a cupola in the soft foundry department of the American Car and Foundry Company. Yesterday seven workmen were burned, three fatally, when a dynamite shell heated in the cupola exploded. The blast shattered the cupola, sending white hot metal in all directions. none escaped injury.
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Chicago
American Car and Foundry Company
Fragmented Telegrams and Dated Miscellany
A garbled collection reports varied items from early 20th century news. Mentions include a collision injuring people, a fire in Mayfield Kentucky causing heavy losses, US Spain trade outlook, street clashes in Worcester, and a parole pardon for Frank J. Ostrander. Also referenced are King Edward’s sherry imports, Russian minister to China, and wartime figures in St Louis and St Petersburg connected to civic matters.
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St. Louis
Het
Montgomery
Als
Mayfield
United States
Spain
Coney Generat
Barcelona
Hochester
Tida
Pumi
Ciinete
Adelbert Hayax
Pretoria
Poplar
Steve Clark
Alice Stihent
Haif
Aurten
Croker
New York
St. Petersburg
M. Deters
China
Pekin
Prouoh
Frank J. Ostrander
Stanley
Hanan Pen Lentiney
Kingston Chamber of Comitidtes Hie
Samatee
Bir al Firs
Hemming
Peter F. Fox
Leute
Harvard
Harvard Medical
Lusitania wrecked off Cape Race with 500 aboard
Reports from St Johns June 27 describe the Lusitania steamship from Liverpool to Montreal striking a reef near Cape Race in dense fog. About 500 passengers, mostly emigrants, endured panic as crews fought to control chaotic conditions. Many aboard were Russian and Polish Jews. The Glencoe ferried 436 steerage and six first and 15 second class passengers plus 98 crew to safety.
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St. Johns
Poe Orent Steam Navigation Company
Lusitania
McNay
Liverpool
Montreal
Ballard
Luisivanls
Cape Race
Farsitania
Agenta
Glencoe
Chter
Deathbed confession links Vinita murder suspects
George Williams, dying yesterday, confessed to Tela an accomplice in a Pryor Creek murder case involving FoR Smith and Green Smith of Sweden Mo. Williams implicated Willan Niobel of Vinita and John Smith, now in a Kansas penitentiary. Dowiettes arrested. four held after an open air meeting violence in Breaste. Large grain fire nine miles south of Lore Los Angeles area engulfed ten thousand acres of grain and grazing.
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Vinita
George Williams
Tela
Jas
Pryor Creek
Smith
Green Smith
Sweden
Willans
Willan
Niobel
Willian
Len) Smith
John Smith
Kansas’ State Penitentiary
Nichols
Theo Two
Sasitha
Chicago
Breaste
Los Angeles
Cal
Lore
Parade Serenade in Rotterdam Honors Kruger Figure
A torchlight procession and grand serenade were held in Rotterdam last night to honor Me Kenge. The crowd showed immense enthusiasm. funds raised toward a cause were noted as insufficient, drawing mixed reactions from attendees.
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Kruger
Rotterdam
Homer
Kenge
Daily Market Report from Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Prevailing prices for grain provisions and livestock on date 26 show mixed activity. Wheat and corn futures vary with weak cattle and higher lamb prices, while hogs steady and sheep show gains in multiple markets across Louisville Cincinnati Chicago Gary Buffalo Toledo.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Note: Be, Storms and Indiana League Plans
Indianapolis correspondent reports Daniel Be, Lafayette Indian Lincoln League president, predicting Terre Haute gathering next February will be largest in league history. Names Senators Hanna, Dotliver, Quarles considered for speaker. Prelim meet discusses plans, hopes for national recruiting speaker and big turnout. Other notes cover Prohibition ideas, Watson re-election talk, university enrollment, and a fatal electrocution in Fort Wayne.
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Indianapolis
Daniel Be
Storms
Lafayette
Indians
Lincoln League
Terre Haute West
League
Dalliver
Handa
Quarles
Todlana
Terre Haute
Storma Benatar Cumbaker
Evaneville
al Hilggton
Terre Hate
Gilbert
Columbia Club
Hanna, Dotliver
Man Kills Father-in-Law in Family Quarrel Reported in Holly Springs
From Onoipe county comes word that Reverend P. W. Chambers was killed by his son-in-law Ditulel Rank following six quarrels over family affairs. The incident occurred near Columbia on June 27 with dates cited as June 6 and 27 in the report. Authorities are investigating the killing.
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Columbia
Holly Springs
Onoipe County
P. W. Chambers
Ditulel Rank
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Indiana Natural & Ill
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Empire Stable
John Adam
Conner & Me
Daniel Horse Buyer 'S
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Otterman & Otterman
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ATLAS
Oilice
Westeran Association of Writers
W. H. Venable
Will Cumback
Montpelier
Standard of Company
Preble
Herth
Here
Supreme Court
Bax
John Banks
Hima
Winchester
Tui
Goulrich Brothers’ Company
Loas
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Crawfordsville
George 8 Burroughs
Wabash College
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Indiana
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Lafayette Elevator and Mill Company
W. €. Babcock
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French Lick
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Haniel Perwin
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Daily Market Report
Gary—Dall
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State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
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James 5. Wateson
Congress
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Henry County
Watson
Robert A. BidWay
Suepreme Court
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Vilas County
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Williem Sparky
Rushville
Goky Blackmim
Lake Mite
Tim Telgote
Statesman
Struker
Bovinese
T. J. Louden
Bloomington
Fairanks
Indiana University
B. B. Campbell
Adjutant Siock
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Mr. Stipek
Fort Wayne
Haymond McKinley
Fort Wayne ‘Traction Company
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