Coal cut talks fail to avert winter shortages
Washington reports that hopes for a summer coal price cut to spur buying and prevent a winter famine are fading as Hoover and the Interstate Commerce Commission press for a deal. Railroads and big operators clash over a 25 cent per ton reduction, with no broad rate cut in sight.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
The
Commerce Commission
Northwest
Giants Practice Ahead of Shelburn Trip
The Giants ball team will meet at the ball park Friday evening at 3 30 for practice before traveling to Shelburn next Sunday for a regular game. All members should be present. A few advertising spaces on the fence along the first base and right field line remain for sale. For ads call Heenan's pool room. Few spaces left.
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Giants
Ball Park
Shelburn
Heenan
Funeral for Switz City drowning victim draws large crowd
Large attendance marked the funeral of Miss Marie Daubenspeck of Switz City daughter of Mr and Mrs Garret Daubenspeck drowned in White River late Monday. The service was at Switz City Baptist church at 2 pm with burial in Switz City Cemetery.
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Marie Daubenspeck
Garrett Daubenspeck
Switz City
White River
Switz City Baptist Church
Switz City Cemetery
Draft Evader List Names Kenneth B. Young from Coal City Ind
The War Department lists draft evaders for the Fifth Army Corps area headquartered at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Kenneth B. Young of Coal City Indiana is the only Owen County man named on the list so far.
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War Department
Fifth Army Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Kenneth B. Young
Coal City
Ind
Owen County
Card of Thanks for Marie Daubenspeck
The Daubenspeck family of Switz City thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness during the bereavement of their daughter Marie. Mr and Mrs Garrett Daubenspeck. Switz City June 16.
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Marie
Garrett Daubenspeck
Switz City
Purity Laundry Tablets Sold by Local Agent
John Daniels warns Linton residents against impostors selling a substitute. He states he has exclusive sale rights and urges customers to buy only from him to ensure genuine Purity Laundry Tablets.
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Linton
John Daniels
Bicknell Merchant Breaks Toe in Bath Run to Washington
In Bicknell Indiana on June 16 merchant Marty Mitchell while hurrying to catch a trip to Washington slipped in the bath. A heavy chair struck his toe causing a fracture with the third toe of his right foot broken in two places. Dr. Smith attended him but he still planned to go to Washington.
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Bicknell
Ind
Washington
Marty Mitchell
Frank Curry
Mr. Curry
Dr. Smith
Wires Cut in Cabin Creek Coal Region Delays Communications
Charleston W Va June 16 telephone and telegraph lines in Bloomer and Mount Carbon Fayette county were severed late yesterday. Army engineers were notified and a DOJ official headed to Boomer to investigate. 400 armed miners were reportedly discouraged from marching by union organizers. Officials estimate about 80 wires cut in the area.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ed Bloomer
Mount Carbon
Fayette County
Cabin Creek
Morgan
United States Army
Kanawha
Jackson Arnold
Department of Justice
Boomer
United Mine Workers
Escaped Convicts Recaptured Hours After Escape
Three convicts escaped from Michigan City state prison at noon Wednesday and were recaptured by guards by nightfall. Charles Sheperd, serving life for murder, was caught within an hour. E. C. Johnson and Nick Lavelle, both serving terms for grand larceny from Marion county, were captured around six o clock. They hid in a box car loaded with binder twine and moved from the yard to the south section before authorities learned of the escape.
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Michigan City
Ind
Corfinets
Charles Sheperd
E. C. Johnson
Nick Lavelle
Marion County
Thieves Remand After Bonded Whisky Theft
Sheriff Thom Hiatt guards twelve cases of bonded whisky stolen from the Delaware county jail strong room in Muncie. John Little and Ralph King from Anderson stole the liquor and used the sheriff's car to flee. Pursued through a long chase they surrendered after shots were fired in a grove near Anderson and are now jailed. Little previously served as a jail trusty and knew the liquor’s location.
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Muncie
Ind
Thomas Hiatt
Delaware County
John Little
Ralph King
Anderson
Hiatt
Funeral Service Held for Paul Phillips at Welch Chapel
The funeral of the late Paul Phillips was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The service took place at Welch Chapel due to the condition of his mother.
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Paul Phillips
Welch Chapel
Questioning Temperatures and a Call for Systemic Healing
A persuasive appeal compares thermometer destruction to organ removal and argues that local remedies fail. It urges permanent correction of the entire system, claiming their method normalizes disease by resisting causes and promises convincing results.
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Cushing
Ledgerwood Grocery Co
Cascara
la Grippe
Ellett M. Meyer
City Hall
St. S. E
Hamilton & Farthing Jewelry
Sts. N. E
Rector Farm
Bee Hunter Station
Wm. H. Jerrell
St. N. E
Johnson Block
Marco, Ind
Jersey
Adolph Lechien
Rim
Herman
McMillion
Sullivan
S. Main
A. Sullivan
Arnold Johnson
Sohnson
Malicoat & Rice
St.n. B
Gale
Greene County
Linton Hotel
Cutrell
Sree Gee
W. Flack
Wenth St. N. E
John Sanders
South Linton
Glenn Orphans’ Home
Terre Haute
Linton Lodge of Masons
Bicknell Merchant
Oal
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Sheriff
Otis Cooprider
Sixth Street
Just
W. J. Hamilton
Lemuel Buis
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