Victim of Slate Fall Dies of Injuries at Mohawk Mine
Marlie Cooper age 51 of Coalmont died at Sullivan county hospital after a slate fall at Mohawk mine Tuesday. Cooper, a machine runner, suffered a fractured pelvis and internal injuries and died about 24 hours later. He is survived by a widow, two daughters, two brothers, a sister, a half-brother, and a half-sister.
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Marlie Cooper
Coalmont
Mohawk
Sullivan County
Cooper
Sullivan
Hugh Burns
Harold Cooper
Rosie Cooper
William Cooper
Dugger
Dick Euland
Thomas Campbell
Lafe Walters
Brimfield Plans Sale of Local Poorhouse for Good
Brimfield Massachusetts announces sale of the town poorhouse as of April 23. The town will aid paupers in their own homes or board them out in Palmer. The alms house once hosted over a thousand tramps, making it a famous stop for hoboes.
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Brimfield
Mass
Palmer
Falling slate kills Petersburg miner
Petersburg, Ind. April 23. William H. Bruce 55 a ferryman at the Ayreshire mine at Arthur Ind was killed instantly at 3 pm yesterday when he was caught beneath a fall of slate. Death was due to a broken neck physicians announced after investigation Bruce was married.
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Petersburg
Ind
William H. Bruce
Ayreshire
Arthur
Bruce
Northeast ward Parent Teacher meeting set for tomorrow
The Parent Teacher Association of the northeast ward will meet at the school tomorrow at 7 oclock. The program includes music by the Baptist church orchestra readings by Katheryn McKissick Edith Mae Humphreys and Helen Coulter a piano solo by Sarah Bohley songs by Sylvia Akre and William Franklin Pirtle brief addresses by T. J. Beecher and Dr E V Bull and light refreshments. All patrons and friends are invited.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Northeast Ward
Orchestra of the Baptist Church
Katheryn McKissick
Edith Mae Humphreys
Helen Coulter
Sarah Bohley
Sylvia Akre
William Franklin Pirtle
T. J. Beecher
E. V. Bull
Quapaw Council Meeting for Funeral Arrangements
All members of Quapaw Council No. 80 are asked to meet at the wigwam tonight at 6 30 to make arrangements for the funeral of Mrs Corda Bean Mamie Keller Pocahontas
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Quapaw Council No. 80
Wig
Wam
Corda Bean
Mamie Keller
Pocahontas
Magnitudes Shown For Gold And Silver Reserves Worldwide
Statisticians compute vast totals for precious metals in circulation and held values. The article cites approximate global values: gold about 18.1 billion dollars and silver around 16.3 billion dollars.
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Tex
Negro to Stand Trial Again in Whelchel Murder Case
John Thomas Shaw, an African American man, will face a second trial for the murder of Mrs. Helen Hagar Whelchel. The retrial, granted by the Indiana Supreme Court, will be in Morgan circuit court at Martinsville with Judge James A. Collins presiding. The case stems from the death of a young widow in November 1928 after neighbors reported hearing a scream during an apparent abduction in an automobile.
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Indianapolis
John Thomas Shaw
Helen Hagar Whelchel
Morgan
Martinsville
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Shaw
Supreme Court
Whelchel
Clifford Bullock 72 Dies of Heart Trouble in Linton
Clifford Bullock aged 72 prominent Linton resident died suddenly of heart trouble this morning after a period of failing health. He retired last night and was found dead about two hours earlier. Survived by two daughters Mrs Will Tubby and Mrs Lee Ax and a son Hugh Bullock. Funeral from Mrs Tubby’s home Saturday at 10 AM. Interment in Fairview Cemetery.
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Clifford Bullock
Linton
Mr .Bullock
Will Tubby
Lee Ax
Hugh Bullock
Fairview Cemetery
Woman Awarded 3000 in Suit Over Fatal Road Accident
Edith Sharp, executrix of John Sharp, won a $3,000 verdict against road contractor Edward Mahoney for negligence in failing to mark or warn of a road marker. The October 1928 collision left Sharp dead after his wagon with an ensilage cutter was struck by a stone.
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Columbia City
Ind
Edith Sharp
Edward Mahoney
John Sharp
Sharp
Little Child With Illness Feels Like a Broken Toy
A four year old, weakened by disease, rests against his mother and whispers that he feels like a broken toy. The image conveys his frailty and lingering illness, capturing a moment of child’s pain and parental concern.
Significance in Name Radio tubes as one way valves
The text notes that certain radio tubes act as valves allowing electricity to pass in one direction and block it in the opposite direction. This behavior makes them essential for directing current and enabling signal control in radio circuits.
Quote from Schiller on hate love and egoism
A compact aphorism contrasts hate and love with self gain and loss. It links misanthropy to self harm and egotism to spiritual poverty, presenting a terse reflection on emotion and character.
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Schiller
Fragmented sighs and boasting in archaic phrasing
A garbled passage discusses lying and self praise, contrasting two speakers. It hints at guilt and manipulation through flattery and deceit, lamenting impropriety and the urge to inflate one’s own worth. The style resembles a moralizing verse with unclear subject details.
Delaware Origin of the Blue Hen State Nickname
During the Revolutionary era the Blue Hen state name arose when a Game Cock Regiment officer argued a true game cock must be the offspring of a blue hen, linking the title to Delaware's military unit.
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Delaware
Unable to Blot a Line Yet in This Fragment
A garbled note discusses Shakespeare's reputed flawless phrasing and questions the ability to decipher an unclear text about beer brands. The passage mixes literary claim with stray fragments, yielding little coherent factual content.
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