Flag Day Observed by Elk Lodge in Linton June 14
The Elks lodge of Linton will observe Flag Day on Thursday night June 14 in front of the Elks home on North Main Street. Judge J B Wilson of Bloomington will deliver the principal address after a Bloomfield Community band concert and an altar service. The event, open to the public, includes seating along the street that will be closed to traffic that afternoon.
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Lodge of Elks
Elks Home
Elks
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
United States
Bloomfield Community Band
Harry ‘Crigler
Thunderer—Sousa
Keler Bela
Morceau
Losey
Busse
Breun
Buddy—Donaldson
Merrill Yount
Hays
Wood
King Robi
Brown
Frank Stalcup
Iowa
Jewell
Texarkana
Holmes
Wyoming
Johnson
Crawleys
J. B. Wilson
Bloomington
Caterpillar invasion reaches Corvallis college town
Oregon reports a creeping army of caterpillars advancing into Corvallis home to Oregon Agricultural College. Professors plan concerted scientific warfare using blow pipes to burn them and anticipate newer rapid methods as the pests spread further across the region.
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Portland
Ore
Coast Range
Oregon
Corvallis
Oregon Agricultural College
Black Letter Type in Early Printing History
The text notes the black letter style first used in mid fifteenth century printing and Gothic origins. It mentions Pliny the Elder’s Natural History printed in 1400 in Roman type as a contrasting early example.
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Pliny
Som e Democrat. He Votes His Ticket Straight
In Rochester Indiana on June 11, David Casselman an elderly resident of DeLong declares he is a Democrat and would vote straight for any Democratic candidate. HeTestifies in a slander suit involving Lloyd V. Robinson, Republican trustee of Aubbeenaubdbee township.
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Rochester
Ind
David Casselman
Abou Ben Adden
Casselman
de- Long
Lloyd V. Robinson
Aubbeenaubdbee Township
Local Aviation Film Field Draws Crowds Near Linton
Lieuts Holly and Att from Terre Haute arrived in two army planes to shoot a moving picture in Linton. Lieut Wolfe supervised the field on the Winters farm three miles east on Switz City road. Clouds hindered filming. pilots promise returns Tuesday or Wednesday to finish the scenes.
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Lieuts
Holly
Terre Haute
Att
Bruceville
Linton
Lieut
Wolfe
Winters Farm
Switz City Road
Marshal's Murderer Breaks Bedford Jail
Morgan Patterson an 18 year old indicted for the slaying of William Sutherland town marshal of Mitchell escapes from Bedford county jail with an air hole enlargement and roof entry aided by outside accomplices. Patterson is accused of fatally shooting Sutherland during a skating rink disturbance in Mitchell.
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Bedford
Ind
Morgan Patterson
William Sutherland
Mitchell
Patterson
Sutherland
Weather forecast Shows showers likely tonight and Tuesday
A near term forecast warns showers likely tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to remain steady with little change in the air mass and mild overnight lows.
Balkan Flashpoint Fears Grow Over Sofia Unrest
London reports warn of another Balkan war as Bulgaria and Greece are led by military factions. Fighting hits Sofia with five killed as troops clash with police. uprisings ripple provincial Bulgaria. Paris reports differing views on a bloodless revolt and an 80 gendarmerie death toll in Sofia.
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International News Telegraph and
London
Bulgaria
Greece
Sofia
Apragariar
Thrace
Karagatch
Turkey
Paris
Belgrade
Havas
Stamboulisky
Fire Breaks Out Anew at Broad Street Station
High winds fan rekindled flames at the Pennsylvania Broad Street Station in Philadelphia this afternoon. The blaze threatens nearby property and endangers firemen as it edges toward storerooms housing oils and munitions. The earlier blaze had been controlled after the station was wrecked and property losses noted.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Mike Shake Charged With Fraudulent Check in Bloomfield
Mike Shake is jailed in Bloomfield on a charge of issuing a worthless $20 check from First National Bank after buying $5.50 of groceries from Cicero West. He fled toward Terre Haute but was intercepted by Hymera and brought back for detention. He faces fraud and false pretenses counts. Theodore Marty cut his wife Martha’s throat and rescue surgery followed. doctors said a blood transfusion was needed and volunteers were called. The patient is expected to survive after two quick incisions and operation.
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Mike Shake
Bloomfield
First National Bank
Shake
Cicero West
Mr. West
West
Terre Haute
Hymera
Harbett
Theodore Marty
Martha
Mrs. Marty
Marty
Radio privacy via scrambled word device announced
New device for radio telephonic conversations scrambles words at the sending end making them unintelligible to listeners while preserving tones for the intended recipient. The announcement comes from the American Telephone and Telegraph Company in New York on June 11.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Would-Be Murderer Forced to Post Bond to Save Wife
In Chicago a husband who attempted to kill his wife was forcibly held and made to donate his blood to save the life he had tried to take, a dramatic act described by police as an unparalleled case of retributive justice following a family quarrel.
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Chicago
Five Germans Killed as French Attack Dortmund Outbreak
Five Germans died and a sixth was badly wounded as French troops struck Dortmund today. The French occupied the town hall and deployed heavy cavalry on the town’s outskirts, enforcing an iron rule.
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Dortmund
Germany
John Hudson Knowk Farmer Dies Sudden
Dr. S V Pope the county coroner was notified of the sudden death of John Hudson a farmer near Newark. He was between 65 and 70 and died after collapsing on the public highway. He left a wife and several sons and daughters. An inquest was planned to determine if the death was due to apoplexy or heart trouble.
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S. V. Pope
John Hudson
Newark
Kansas Flood Ravages State Killings, Millions in Loss
Kansas City June 11 Five known dead as unprecedented floods lash the state. Arkan sas City reports 2 deaths and about 2 million dollars in property loss with 3000 left homeless. Winfield suffers three flood deaths. rail service halted. Augusta Lowanda and other towns flood as Verdigris and Neosha rivers rise. Homes abandoned along the Missouri river floodplain.
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International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Arkansas City
Winfield
Butler County
Augusta
Lowanda
White Water
Fredonia
Fall River
Emporia
Neosha
Cottonwood
Missouri River
Big Car Shortage Seen Certain This Fall
Washington reports a severe car shortage will hit this fall, likely as bad as last year, threatening shipments of fruit and produce rotting in the West. Officials cite nationwide reports as the seasonal movement of crops approaches.
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International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Washington
Governor Smith to Learn First Hand Dope From Taggart
Governor Al Smith of New York will rest at Tom Taggart’s French Lick resort this week as Indiana Democrats gather for a large off year event. Taggart has gauged Indiana Democratic sentiment and plans to brief Smith on party standings after their Vincennes editors’ meeting.
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French Lick
Ind
al Smith
New York
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Taggart
Vincennes
Smith
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