Anthracite Field Prepares To Stop Work
Atlantic City reports that 159,999 coal miners are planned to strike on September 1 unless federal or state intervention occurs. John L. Lewis rejects arbitration as miners remain firm. Operators move to suspend work and secure properties ahead of the expiration of the agreement.
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United Press Dispatch
Atlantic City
N. J
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Samuel D. Warriner
Oldfield to lead Democratic Western tour in August
Representative William A. Oldfield of Arkansas launches a month long Democratic recruitment tour through twelve Western states including Wisconsin Ohio Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Utah Colorado Idaho California Oregon and Washington He says farmers oppose the Fordney McCumber tariff and Republican policy and a new Democratic Congress would fix these evils He notes administration critics fear loss of control of the next House and Senate
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Washington
Far West
William A. Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Wisconsin
Ohio
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Utah
Colorado
Idaho
California
Oregon
West
Mr. Oldfield
House
Senate
Oldfield
North Central Indiana onion growers urge cooperative selling
Onion growers across nine counties in north central Indiana decide to continue cooperative selling after past losses from crop failures and foreign imports. This year frost and drought reduced the crop prospect, and prices are higher than in several years.
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United Press Dispatch
Warsaw
Ind
Indiana
Middle West
Spain
Egypt
Auto train crash kills three in Indianapolis
Aug 10. Two Indianapolis men Albert Kercheval 55 and Cassius Wright 53 were killed when a Union Traction interurban car northbound to Noblesville struck an automobile near the city limits. George Wright 65 was seriously injured as the auto was hurled down an embankment and occupants were thrown clear.
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Indianapolis
Union Traction Interurban
Noblesville
Albert Kercheval
Cassius Wright
George Wright
Budget Director Sees $300 Million Federal Tax Cut
Herbert Lord, budget director, presented the tentative 1927 budget to President Coolidge. The plan, within a three billion sixty one million ceiling, is expected to enable a three hundred million dollar federal tax reduction.
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Swampscott
Mass
Herbert Lord
Coolidge
Lord
Linton Children Organize Junior Chautauqua
All Linton children aged 6 to 14 are invited to join the junior chautauqua starting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the big tent on the public school grounds. A miniature city government with elected officials will operate during the event and a pageant will close the program. The project is free and supervised daily by a trained worker for games and story hours.
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Linton
Mutual-Morgan
Avill
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Committee
Gov backs shakeup as Indiana health board clashes with King
Indiana Governor intervenes in the state board of health dispute over secretary William King. A planned impeachment meeting is postponed, and a court injunction blocks further removal actions. King claims board procedure illegal and vows to continue duties while a resisting leadership shakeup looms.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Jackson
State Board of Health
William F. King
William I’. King
Givan
King
Br. John Green
North Vernon
T. Victor Keene
James A. Turner
Homer Haas
Green
Vivian Wheatcraft
Republican State Organization
Gormore
J. G. Royce
Prominent Citizen Involved In Near Accident
A well known Linton business leader took a Mutual-Morgan chautauqua guest home after an ice cream social. The car malfunctioned and could not start despite matches and a flashlight. The couple was rescued without injury, with blame placed on the Standard Oil gas in the vehicle. Further details available from Joe Haseman at the Linton Trust or Miss Banks of the chautauqua.
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Linton
Mutual-Morgan Chautauqua
Standard Oil
North Main Street
Paar
Joe Haseman
Linton Trust Company
Miss Banks
Defense lawyer no show stalls Oberholtzer murder case
Noblesville Indiana August 10 Judge Hines and state attorneys waited all morning for defense to begin in the murder case of Miss Madge Oberholtzer. Attorney Inman did not appear at the adjourned session, Floyd Christian said Inman would attend this afternoon and the defense action would start.
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United Press Dispatch
Noblesville
Ind
Hines
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Ph Inman
Chef
Oberholtzer
Floyd Christian
Inman
Greenbacks Only Robber Strikes Chicago Theatre
Silk gloved bandit in a sharp suit robs the State Lake theatre box office after closing hours demanding Green backs only. He holds staff at gunpoint and escapes with about $12,000, while patrons exit under police scrutiny via a side entrance.
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Chicago
State Lake
Indiana Municipal League Convention Set In Gary
Gary Indiana August 10. R J Buffington president of Illinois Steel James H Watson United States senator and Governor Ed Jackson are listed in the program for the Indiana Municipal League convention to be held August 26 to 28 More than 500 delegates expected to attend.
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Gary
Ind
R. J. Buffington
Illinois Steel Company
James H. Watson
United States
Ed Jackson
Indiana Municipal League
Linton Cubs rout Worthington White Sox 18 to 2 at city park
Linton Cubs dominate Worthington 18 to 2 as eight runs cross before the third inning. McPhail leads prize wins with multiple gifts from local merchants while Fitzpatrick, Rodenbeck and Wills claim honors for hits, strikeout, and catches.
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City Park
Linton Cubs
Worthington White Sox
Worthington
Cubs
McPhail
Fair Store
Becker’s
A. & P. Grocery
Carl H. Roach
Fitzpatrick
Jack
Rodenbeck
Linton Drug Company
Wills
St. Louis
C. Rogers
Spice & McDonald
Ben Bach
Worthington Martindale
Heddon Cubs
Fitzpatrick, Smith and McAllister
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Chicago Lumber Yard
The last units of a million dollar lumber yard blaze were extinguished after a night of forceful firefighting by Chicago’s fire dept. The Harris Brothers company owned the yard which was razed. An explosion from a 1600 gallon gasoline tank sent flames hundreds of feet in every direction. Origin remains undetermined by police and fire investigators.
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Chicago
Harris Brothers Company
Birthday Surprise for John Wright Sr on 57th Anniversary
The piece details John Wright Sr a resident on K Street Northwest who initially refuses to leave his home to celebrate his 57th birthday. His family stages a surprise birthday dinner with relatives and many friends including the Wrights and Goodson, with fried chicken and squirrel on the menu.
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John Wright
K” Street
Wright
Wrights
Mr. Wright
Iane
Vivian
Virgil
John Wright Jr
Jane
Jack
Arthur Wright
Margaret
Terre Haute
Ben Wright
Stewart Wright
Ruth
Wesley
Helen
Cecelia Goodson
Herschel Falk
Charles O2ffler
Will Moss
Jasonville
Scopes Case Judge Raulston Attacked at Bryan Memorial
Judge John T Raulston who presided in Dayton at the Scopes trial drew loud cheers from Darrow supporters at a Bryan memorial service in Chicago. He praised Bryan and condemned Darrow accusing him of political aims while opposing evolution and defending a real God. The crowd pressed around him for an hour afterward.
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Scott
Scott Wis
Chicago
Maurer
Clarence Darrow
John T. Raulston
Dayton
Tenn
Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Raulston
Great Bryan
Bryan
Tennessee
Clarance Darrow
Mr. Bryan
Scott Held In Asylum Insists On Sanity Be Known
A report states Scott is confined in an insane asylum while insisting on his own sanity. The item notes his repeated declarations and the press framing of the case within the asylum setting.
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Scott
Insane Asylum
Argentine woman resumes bid to swim Channel
Cap Griz Nez France Aug 10 United Press Dispatch Miss Lillian Harison an Argentine girl swam seven and a half miles off the French coast this evening aided by a favorable current. She has a fair chance to complete the English Channel swim.
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United Press Dispatch
Cap Griz Nez
France
Lillian Harison
Chicago Man Shoots Daughter’s Escort Fatal Moonshining Case
In Chicago Aug 10 Robert Killian 29 died from gunshot wounds after John Gascola father to Muriel Cascola 23 confronted the escort and shot Killian three times as Muriel’s car stopped near her home Gascola and Muriel were taken into custody with the father claiming moonshine craziness.
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United Press Dispatch
Chicago
Robert Killian
Killian
Muriel Cascola
Muriel
John Gascola
Oht
Gaacola
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