Terhune Wins Will Contest in Uncle's Estate
In Alhambra California on June 14 the court ruled Margaret Terhune cannot contest the will of Dr J Terhune. David D Terhune of Linton Indiana is named principal beneficiary and administrator. The decision states no undue influence and that the will reflects the testator's wishes. Indiana depositions were offered during the trial opened June 8 in Los Angeles County Court.
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International News ‘Telegraph and Cable Service
Alhambra
Cal
Margaret Terhune
David D. Terhune
Linton
Ind
J. Terhune
California
D. J. Terhune
Los Angeles
Indiana
Local Probate Case Details In Terhune Estate
The dispatch notes a probate case involving Mrs. Terhune and the late D. J. Terhune of Alhambra. The will left Mrs. Terhune income and property for life, $5,000 to each brother, and about $225,000 to nephew David D. Terhune who has invested around $100,000 in Lexington real estate and building projects.
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Terhune
D. J. Terhune
Alhambra
David D. Terhune
Linton
Indiana Coal Abundant in Distinct District Report
Washington June 14 Federal Fuel Distributor F R Wadleigh surveys Indiana coal fields noting May operations at about 45 percent capacity with similar production. No coal shortage and buyers purchase as needed. little storage and occasional car shortages affect some firms. Indian coal priced near production costs and demand remains strong.
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Washington
F. R. Wadleigh
Indiana Coal Field
Indiana
Prominent Klansmen Sought as Witnesses in Minnesota
The Hennepin county grand jury issued subpoenas for three Ku Klux Klan officials including Phil B. Smythe and Milton Elrod and Clark Gross. Smythe and Elrod reportedly agreed to testify in Indianapolis. The state plans indictments against local Klan officials for corrupt practices after a libel attack on Mayor Leach in the recent city election campaign.
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International News, Telegraph and Cable Service
Minneapolis
Minn
Hennepin County
National Organization of the
Ku Klux Klan
Phil B. Smythe
H. W. Evans
Imperial Wizard
Atlanta
Milton Hirod
The
Fiery Cross
Klan
Indianapolis
Clark Gross
Elrod
Smythe
Grand
Leach
President Approves Campaign Plans For Senate Race
President Harding approved the Republican senatorial campaign committee plan led by Senator Moses of New Hampshire for a major offensive in Minnesota ahead of the July 16 election to replace the late Senator Knute Nelson. Senators Wadsworth and Pepper joined Moses in the White House meeting and received the President's personal OK.
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International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Washington
Harding
Moses
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Knute Nelson
Wadsworth
New York
Pepper
Pennsylvania
White House
Hughes Proposal to Extend Three Mile Limit Faces Cold Reception
Secretary of State Hughes proposed extending the three mile limit to twelve miles to resolve the dry ships dilemma. Foreign powers show little likelihood of adopting such treaties as diplomats say they are only being carefully considered.
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International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Washington
Hughes
Chinese President Freed After Seals Restored
Shanghai June 14 President Li Yuan Hung who abdicated was held at Tein Tsin by the military governor. He was released today after the seals of office were delivered to the cabinet. The absence of seals had blocked governance until restoration.
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Shanghai
Li Yuan Hung
Tein Tsin
China
New England Drift Seen in Massachusetts Politics
Boston dispatch reports GOP leaders in New England fear Democratic gains in Massachusetts and nearby states next year. Coal shortages and economic distress blamed on Washington and Prohibition upset voters, with world court issues and a looming Massachusetts gubernatorial race shaping the political climate. Senator Walsh potential reelection looms as prohibition enforcement measures await a referendum.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
New England
Washington
Harding
David I. Walsh
Walsh
Maine Towns Menaced by Forest Fires Along Railway Line
Fires raged along the Bangor & Aroostook line in Arrostook county from Masardis to Smyrna Mills, threatening Masardis and destroying Griswold. Residents ferried to safety as relief trains prepared. Deputy Neal Violette oversaw crews from Stockholm with rain seen as the only way to calm the blazes. Firefighters battled outbreaks in Washburn South Wade Crousville and Perham with no homes lost there.
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Bangor
Asplard
Bangor & Arrostook
Arrostook
Masardis
Smyrna Mills
Griswold
Neal Violette
Stockholm
Washburn
South Wad
Crousville
Perham
Fate of Bulgarian premier unknown amid counter revolution
Bulgarian premier Alexander Stamboulisky remains missing as reports conflict from Vienna Belgrade and Athens. Sofia claims peace while Belgrade dispatches warn peasants threaten the revolutionary government and call to arms. Officials say Stamboulisky and several colleagues flee toward Constantinople pursued by troops.
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International News
London
Alexander Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Vienna
Belgrade
Athens
Sofia
Greece
International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Precter Stamboulisky
Constantinople
Evening News
Stamboulisky
Mendicants In Bedford Prompt City Action
Bedford Indiana residents complain of a persistent wave of professional beggars flooding downtown streets for weeks. No cause is found and officials consider relief measures to address the nuisance.
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Bedford
Ind
Quarrel Between Women Ends in Stabbing Death
In Detroit on June 14 Babe Hunter, 28, was stabbed to death during a quarrel with Evelyn Stalker, 22, who is charged with murder. Police say the pair argued over alleged derogatory remarks about each other’s character.
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International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Detroit
Mich
Babe Hunter
Evelyn Stalker
Miss Stalker
Weather Report Fair Tonight With Warmer Friday
Generally fair conditions forecast for tonight and Friday. Warmer temperatures expected in the southern portions of the area.
Bandit Gang Holds Highway Carnival Near Terre Haute
A posse led by Sheriff Armstrong searches the north county for eight young men aged 20 to 30 who halted cars on the Rosedale road near Sand Cut Tuesday night. Four held occupants at gunpoint while four guarded the scene. at least one robbery involved whisky. Victims urged to report to identify suspects.
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Terre Haute
Armstrong
Rosedale
Sand Cut
Horse Thief Detective Association
Maintain Things For Which The Flag Stands
President Harding addressed the National Flag Conference of the American Legion in Washington urging citizens to live up to the ideals the flag represents. He said the people must fulfill obligations beyond reverence and consistently act as the colors require.
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International News Telegraph and Cable Service
Washington
Harding
National Flag Conference
The
American Legion
Mills Kitchin Declines NC Second District Seat
Mills Kitchin son of the late Claud Kitchin refuses to accept the Second North Carolina district seat left vacant by his father's death. The Democratic committee plans to meet June 20 to name a successor.
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Rocky Mountain
N. C
North Carolina
Kitchin
Mills Kitchin
Claud Kitchin
House
Democratic Committee
Consoling Thought on Mistakes and Perceived Faults
A reflective saying notes that everyone errs yet others often appear worse in our eyes than our own faults. It highlights human bias and the tendency to judge oneself more charitably than others.
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