Sharp Kellogg message tests U S Mexico ties
Mexican Foreign Secretary Aaron Saenz declines to comment as the United States warns that American rights in Mexico must be protected. Washington issued a stern statement attributed to Secretary Kellogg, with interpretations split over whether policy shifts are implied and anticipating Ambassador Sheffield’s return.
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United Press
Mexico City
Ward
Washington
Kellogg
Calles
Mexico
Aaron Saenz
United States
Hughes
Sheffield
Bank Holdup In Detroit. Patrolman Killed In Raid
Four bandits robbed a Central Savings Bank branch in Detroit at noon. A patrolman was killed rushing the burglar alarm. a messenger boy was wounded. Within an hour police captured three bandits and recovered all $23,000.
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Detroit
Mich
Central Savings Bank
Wage scale dispute upheld in Calumet district case
In Indianapolis on June 13 the appellate court sustained a Porter county ruling awarding $1,000 to the Trades Employers' Association of the Calumet district from John Andruff of Porter county for failure to honor a wage scale agreement.
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Indianapolis
John Andruff
Porter County
Trades Employers’ Association of
Calumet District
Andruff
Association
South Bend High School Wins In Fort Wayne Contest
A six judge panel awarded first prizes at Ft Wayne for the Indiana High School Press association contest. The South Bend high school weekly paper and yearbook were honored along with other school publications.
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Indianapolis
Indiana High School Press Association
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Body of Edgar Moerke Sent Home for Burial
The body of Edgar Moerke of Oshkosh Wisconsin was sent home for burial today. He died yesterday from injuries after his car wrecked while he was driving to auto races in Indianapolis.
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Lafayette
Ind
Edgar Moerke
Oskosh
Wis
Indianapolis
Home for orphans praised by state committee
A report to Governor Jackson commends the Knights Town soldiers and sailors orphans home for its administration. The special investigating committee of the state board of charities issued the findings in Indianapolis on June 18.
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Indianapolis
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Knightstown
Jackson
State Board of Charities
Flag Day Exercises Of Elks Planned At City Park
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks schedule Flag Day ceremonies tomorrow at 2 PM in City park with a possible move to the Grand Opera House if weather fails. Secretary of State Frederick E Schortemeier will speak. the Christian church choir performs patriotic numbers and the audience will pledge allegiance to the flag.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Opera House
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Christian Church
Christian Church Choir
Wayne Hamilton
Sousa
Esquire
United States
Edwards
Elks
E. V. Ball
Indiana
Densmore
Roma
America
Ellis
Circumstances Do Not Lie in Murder Trial Case
Chicago June 13 State's Attorney Crowe launches circumstantial case against William D Shepherd in the murder of Billy McClintock. A former maid testifies to medicine bottles and secret work, while bank balances show Shepherd near bankruptcy and motive to obtain Billy's fortune. Crowe says no eyewitness is needed when circumstances are strong.
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United Press Dispatcil
Criminal Court
Chicago
Crowe
William D. Shepherd
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
United Press
Robert S. Crowe
The
Billy
Grove
Storms Kill Four Leave Heavy Crop Damage
A severe wind and electrical storm swept through the middle western states causing four deaths and extensive crop damage. The event disrupted power, damaged buildings, and left large areas without service as the system moved across the region.
Coolidge appoints Oklahoma man today
President Coolidge today named Bertice Marvin Parmenter of Lawton Oklahoma as assistant attorney general of the United States.
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Coolidge
Oklahoma
Washington
Bertice Marvin Parmenter
Lawton
Okla
United States
Fights and Riots Reported in Asia and Africa
Shanghai June 13 A mob attacked the British concession at Kiu Kiang and burned British and Japanese consuls. Many Japanese were wounded before Japanese marines landed and restored order.
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Shanghai
Kiu Kiang
Riffian Bombardment Escapes French Premier Painleve
FEZ Morocco June 19 heavy bombardment by Riffian tribesmen targeted the battle front during a tour of inspection by Premier Painleve of France. The premier escaped unharmed despite the attack.
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Fez
Morocco
Painleve
France
China Tension Worsens Risking Calamity in Peking Dispatches
London reports from Peking warn that the China crisis is worsening and may spiral beyond control, risking a calamity as tensions rise.
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London
Peking
China
Brothers Arrested in Ga lveston Bank Robbery Case
Logansport Indiana June 13 Charles and Joe Korbeck brothers have been arrested charged with belonging to the gang that robbed the Galveston State Bank a week earlier. The cashier identified them and they were taken into custody at Calumet City Illinois today.
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Logansport
Ind
Charles
Joe Korbeck
Galveston
T’he
Calumet City
Indiana Governor Proclaims Flag Day Observance
Indianapolis June 13. Governor Jackson issues proclamation urging Indiana citizens to observe Flag Day tomorrow and join in national tribute to the flag.
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Indianapolis
Jackson
Indiana
Stephenson Wins First Skirmish in Hamilton Court
In Noblesville Indiana June 13 the Stephenson case moves on with the defense seeking the dying statement of Miss Made Oberholtzer and a hotel register page as key bail hearing evidence. Judge Hines left room to compel the state to reveal the dying statement if it is the sole basis for the prosecution. The defense plans to call Oberholtzer’s parents her brother and her physician to testify.
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Noblesville
Ind
8. C. Stephenson
Marl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Miss Made Oberholtzer
Eph Inman
Hamilton County
Register
Indiana
Hammond
Oberholtzer
Stephenson
Hines
Hine
Inman
Greene County Tax Totals Show Spring Collections
Greene County spring tax total reached 579112.34 with 546090.62 current taxes and 289, etc. Delinquent taxes stood at 2847.83 and other sources contributing 4965.99. County Treasurer W H Radcliff and Deputy Lawrence Lester compiled figures. Township breakdown includes Richland Bloomfield Sacar etc with various current and delinquent amounts.
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Greene County
W. H. Radcliff
Lawrence Lester
Bloomfield News
Richland
Bloomfield Gurrent
Cass
Newberry
Deileqpue Ab
Tuckson
Miner Imprisoned Forty Hours Still Living
Grassville Cal June 18 Robert Hill a miner remains alive after more than forty hours trapped in a mine cave in as rescue crews labor to reach him with untiring effort.
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Grassville
Cal
Robert Hill
Three Worshippers Killed by Lightning at Tenn Church
Breckenridge Tennessee June 13 lightning struck a country church crowded with worshippers killing three persons and injuring more than twenty.
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Breckenridge
Tenn
South Bend Man Freed After Court Hearings On Auto Charge
Police charged Homer Reiter of South Bend with speeding thirty miles per hour. The judge ordered a test of the car, but it would not start. The officer failed to start the vehicle and the judge released Reiter.
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South Bend
Homer Reiter
Reitery
Reiter
Ku Klux Kat Seen in Greensburg
Greensburg on June 13 reports a cat owned by Dr. I B Levy with a cross on its back in contrasting white and orange colors. The incident is described as a Ku Klux Kat in a local dispatch.
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Greensburg
I. B. Levy
Nova Scotia Miners Still Staging Riots
Halifax June 13 The Nova Scotia attorney general appealed for more troops to quell disorders among twelve thousand striking Cape Breton coal miners. A Quebec ready force stood to rush in if needed. Rioting resumed with four company stores looted and one burned, goods valued in the thousands stolen.
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United Press Dispatch
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Nova Scottia
Cape Breton
Quebec Province
N. S
Caledonia
Thanks, Mr. Pluvius for Opening Up Your Spigots Again
Old Jupiter Pluvius relented last night and unleashed steady rain from 1:50 am, soaking a dry land and easing drought. Waterworks superintendent Emanuel Dixon praised the showers as dogs and animals cavorted in cooling, cleansing downpour across the area.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Tupe
Emanuel Dixon
Pluvius
Bank guards deployed as Indiana banks face bandits
Indianapolis reports on June 138 with Roy Pope leading the emergency bank defenses. Police guard banks, parole lists circulated, and rewards offered for bandits dead or alive. An early roundup nets about a dozen suspects. payroll guards and extra contingents planned amid a wave of station holdups.
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Indianapolis
Banke
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Roy Pope
Dempsey Declared Out Of Ring By Kearns
New York June 13 reports say Jack Kearns told the New York boxing commission that Jack Dempsey would never fight again. Both are on the inactive list for failing to respond to Harry Wills challenge.
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United Press Dispatch
New York
Jack Kearns
New York Boxing Commission
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Detec tive Killed in Chicago Holdup Chase
In Chicago on June 15 a running automobile battle left one detective dead and two others fatally wounded. Three Italian bandits were surprised during a holdup and all were arrested. Detective Charles Walsh died. Michael Conway and Charles Olson were hospitalized in grave condition.
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Chicago
Charles Walsh
Michael Conway
Charles Olson
Dvine
St Peters School Presents Finest Summer Fairyland Plays
Students at St Peter's School staged two elaborate numbers, Mid Summer's Day and A Peaceful Assault, at the Grand Opera house before a large Linton audience. The violin orchestra of the school offered refined music, costumes by Mrs W T Cushing impressed, and the Sisters of Providence directed with high praise for a professional, well rehearsed performance.
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St. Peter's School
Linton
Grand Opera House
Fairyland
St. Peter’s School
Sisters of Providence
W. T. Cushing
Blandburg Fire Threatens Mining Village Destruction
The Blandburg mining village near Altoona faced near total ruin as a fire swept a hotel and several houses causing over 50000 dollars in damage. Nearby towns were called for help and several dwellings were dynamited to halt the blaze.
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Altoona
Padine
Blandburg
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