Burial for Hon D J Terhune in Alhambra Cal Next Friday
Hon D J Terhune died at his Alhambra home after a long heart ailment. He leaves widow and three brothers, Judge Thomas J of this city, John B of Indianapolis, Bud of Kansas, plus a half sister Mrs Elmer Bolton. Funeral will be in Alhambra next Friday. The Terhune family in America traces back to New Jersey and Kentucky roots with Jabel Terhune’s Indiana settlement in Greene County.
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California
Terhune
Thomas J
John B
Indianapolis
Bud
Kansas
Elmer Bolton
Alhambra
Jabel Terhune
Linton
Greene
Greene County
Indiana
Terdune
America
France
New Jersey
Terhunes
Kentucky
Greene’ County
David Terhune
Jabel
Fleming County
British miners vote on proposal to call off strike
London June 15 British miners today ballot on mine owners settlement terms for the coal strike ongoing since April 1. All coal fields are involved and the decision was sent to miners without recommendation. The result will be announced Friday.
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London
United Kingdom
Boy Shot at Home During Game in Vincennes
Guy Johnson aged 12, son of Charles Johnson, was shot in the abdomen at his Vincennes home by 16 year old Peter Marchino while playing with a revolver. The bullet passed through and lodged in the back. Police are investigating and Johnson is in serious condition.
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Vincennes
Ind
Guy Johnson
Charles Johnson
Peter Marchino
Johnson
Marchino
Democrats Move to Attack Harding and His Policies
Washington dispatch reports Senate Democrats abandoned watchful waiting and launched a broadside against the Harding administration. Led by Chief Gunner Pat Harrison of Mississippi, they assailed administration actions, demanded faster reform, and signaled plans for sharper partisan criticism ahead of the 1922 elections. Republican leaders respond with a cautious “conspiracy of silence” as they push ahead with legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harding
George White
Harrison
Massachusetts
Lodge
Pennsylvania
Knox
Walcott
Delaware
Wolcott
Six Murders in Terre Haute This Year So Far
June 15 Terre Haute reports six murders from January 1 to today, an increase from four in the same period last year. The killings include Schuyler Cannon the sixth. one case, Archibald Dicks, ruled an accidental shooting. Carrie Allen Sueliff, alleged eternal triangle victim, was to sue for divorce. Henry Dixon and Roy Rice involved in a fatal shooting after a craps game dispute. Joseph Amandula found under Spring Creek bridge. robbery thought motive after heavy winnings.
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Schuyler
Cannon
Archibald Dicks
Shriner
Frenchie
Carrie Allen Sueliff
Henry Dixon
Roy Rice
Dixon
Rice
Joseph Amandula
Spring Creek
Woman Under Arrest in Illinois Statutory Case
Bessie Simpson Rogers age 20 is jailed in Paris Illinois on statutory charges after hiding at her mother's home. Glenn Forsman of Edgar County faces six indictments and will stand trial in November. Rogers had fled to Indianapolis Vincennes and Terre Haute before returning home and attempting suicide.
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Paris
Bessie Simpson Rogers
Glenn Forsman
Edgar County
Forsman
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Unsettled Weather Tonight and Thursday
An unsettled weather pattern is in store with showers likely tonight and again Thursday. Some warming is expected in the eastern portion tonight.
A F L Convention Urges Harding to Lead World Peace
The forty first annual American Federation of Labor convention in Denver urged President Harding and Congress to lead world disarmament. A resolution called for a conference of powers to save naval arms spending for taxpayers and avert a Britain United States Japan arms race. Irish sympathizers split over resolutions urging boycott of English goods and recognition of the Irish Republic.
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Denver
Colo
Harding
Congress
American Federation of Labor
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
Reublic
T. J. Wind
Labor Bureau
American Commission
Irish Republic
Peter J. Brady
New York
Montreal
Peale
Trapper Dies In Mine At Clinton Ind
Clinton Ind June 15 Dominic Rasin 18 a motorman at Miami mine No 6 was killed yesterday afternoon when he fell under a trip of cars in the mine and was mangled under the wheels He died a few minutes after being brought to the surface He was the son of Mr and Mrs Leon Rasin of 704 North Seventh street Survived by two brothers and two sisters Neighbors note Decker case links remain unresolved as Virgil Decker has been convicted and imprisoned for life over murder charges Fred and Calvin Decker are held without bond
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Clinton
Ind
Dominic Rasin
Miami
Leon Rasin
North Seventh Street
Virgil Decker
Fred
Calvin Decker
Deckers Give Bond In Lovett Murder Case
Warsaw Indiana June 15 Fred and Calvin Decker under indictment for the murder of Leroy Lovett were released on bond for their September appearance. Fred Decker bond set at 4060 and Calvin Decker at 3000 signed by relatives and others in the community.
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Warsaw
Ind
Fred
Calvin Decker
Leroy Lovett
Fred Decker
L. W. Royse
Transfer of Gibault Home property filed in Terre Haute
The Fred B. Smith estate south of Terre Haute passes to the Knights of Columbus lodge after a $75,000 deed filing. The transfer designates the Gibault home for boys as the future use of the property.
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Gibault
Terre Haute
Fred B. Smith
Knights of Columbus Lodge
County Recorder’s Office
U. S. Pensioner Shot in Ireland Death Report
Dublin June 15 Crown forces shot and killed Thomas Rush a pensioner of the American army. He was killed Sunday evening at Ligacul near Castlereagh. He returned to Ireland 14 months ago and was probably an American citizen, officials stated today.
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Dublin
Thomas Rush
Ligacul
Castlereagh
Ireland
Old Red Mill Burns In 1860 Landmark Loss Looms
Beehunter creek area mourns as the Old Red Mill a two story 40 by 60 foot frame landmark owned by W F Vaughn and stock held by Landis Poe and Kelsey burns. Insurance totals 800 on the building and 2500 on stock with losses expected for both owners. Fire started inside last night with limited water supply outside city limits. The mill erected by William and Presley Armstrong dates to 1860 with burr mills later updated to roller process.
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Corporation
Beehunter Creek
W. F. Vaughn
Landis, Poe & Kelsey
John W. Wolford
Armstrongs
William
Presley Armstrong
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Mr. Terhune
Cal
Thomas J. Terhune
Shoots Companion
Staggers Police
Paris, Ill
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J.H. Thomas
Organized Labor of America
Trapper
Deckers
U. S
Crown
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