Army Worms Ravage Marco and Sandborn Crops
Ten-acre meadow near Marco reports complete destruction with losses around 300 dollars. Six-acre corn field also stripped, forcing replanting. Farmers from Marco and Sandborn note millions of army worms invading highways and fields, moving in nightly battalions, life cycle short, while moths lay eggs to restart infestations. Farmers wage fight and hope for eventual victory.
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Marco
Sandborn
Arthur Grass
Linton High School
Grass
Mr. Grass
Seymour Man Cleared of Manslaughter in Stabbing Case
Seymour Indiana June 11 United Press Dispatch How ard Stark 45 was cleared today of manslaughter charges in the death of Otto Arthur fatally stabbed last February The case was dismissed when the state's chief witness failed to testify as expected.
Funeral services for Mrs Hopkins at M E church
Funeral services for the late Mrs. John Hopkins who died yesterday at Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis will be held at the M E church here at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon with Rev. W E Cissna officiating Interment in Fairview cemetery.
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John Hopkins
Robert Long
Indianapolis
M. E
Children to Practice for Sunday School Program
All children of the M. Es Sunday School are to meet at the church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock for final practice for the children day program.
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M. Es
Childrens Day
Safe and Sane Fourth Goes Into Discard At Capital of Indiana
United Press Dispatch reports Indianapolis plans ignore stricter fireworks rules for the Fourth of July. The Board of Safety reconsiders requiring permits, restricting permits to large displays only, with no broad adoption of a safety mandate.
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Indiana
United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Board of Safety
Indiana Republicans Seek Coolidge Campaign Speech
Washington June 11 Republican state chairman Wallin of Indiana and the state's congressional delegation urged President Coolidge to visit Indiana during the campaign. They met to press the appeal as Indiana gears up for the election efforts.
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Washington
Walli
Indiana
Coolidge
Miners to Fight to Union Wage Scale in Court
United Mine Workers will press their case against four large coal operators to the state supreme court. Van Bitner, a union organizer for northern West Virginia, announced the move today as the union seeks to enforce operating on a union wage scale.
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Morgantown
W. Va
the United: Mine Workers
State Supreme Court
van Bitner
West Virginia
Big Rain Drenches Bloomfield Streets
A heavy rain swept Bloomfield this morning flooding streets and gutters as downpour continued. Local reporting notes runoffs and pooling across the town, with residents assessing impact and authorities monitoring the weather.
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Bloomfield
Fourth Drowning Claims Indiana Boy in White River
Indianapolis June 11 White River claimed another victim Herbert Fisher a 16 year old newsboy his drowning is the fourth accidental death in four days in the city authorities reported the hapless accident highlighting a dangerous spell on the riverfront and prompting warnings to local residents and water users.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
White River
Herbert Fisher
Indianapolis Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep and More
Indianapolis markets report receipts for hogs cattle sheep and calves with price ranges. Hogs about 14.58 to 15.00 for common to choice and bulk 14.60 to 14.85. Cattle steady to strong with steers 8.00 to 10.25 and cows 6.00 to 10.00. Sheep steady top 6.00 lambs 13.00 to 17.50. Calves steady to 50c lower top 12.50. Eggs and poultry mixed with fresh eggs and butter markets noted.
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Indianapolis
Eass
Boy Drowns While Swimming in White River
Indianapolis report states 12 year old Herbert Fisher of the city drowned in the White River while swimming with companions. Three men swam after him and brought him to shore, but he was dead on removal from the water.
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Indianapolis
Herbert Fisher
White River
Large crowd expected at Indiana University summer session
Bloomington Ind June 11 Attendees at Indiana University summer session topped 1600 as officials predicted. Registration began this morning with students from multiple disciplines expected to enroll.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Fragmentary Luther quotation on women authority
A fragmentary historical excerpt presents a harsh view attributed to Luther about women. It asserts male sovereignty in the home and condemns female influence, describing Eve and urging obedience to male rule amid religious phrasing. The text reflects gendered rhetoric and conflict with biblical interpretation.
Doorway Charm Sets First Impression of Homes
Doorways and entrances shape the welcome of a home. The article notes doors reflect character and can invite warmth or cast gloom, forming the initial impression guests receive on visiting.
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