Paved Highway 10 to be Built Next Year Says Commission
Martinsville Indiana June 16 Frank Gentry director of state highways in this district says the paved Vincennes Indianapolis road will be built next year. Farmers between Martinsville and Gosport resist right of way moves. commission may route via Bloomington if needed. Landowners urged to act as road boosts farm values and regional access.
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Mavity and Miss Felix Married in Tombstone Arizona
William F. Mavity of Bisbee and Lupie Felix of Douglas wed in Tombstone with Rev. Armstrong officiating. The couple traveled with Rob ert L. Horn and Mrs. J. E. Turner, dined in Agua Prieta, Mexico, and plan to reside in Douglas. Mavity recently arrived from Indiana and works for Phelps- Dodge Copper. Felix is noted for musical talent and bilingual education.
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Bisbee
Lupie Felix
Douglas
Tombstone
Armstrong
Congregational Church
Robert L. Horn
J. E. Turner
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Mavity
Indiana
Phelps
Noted novel filmed for Grand next week
Alice Duer Miller’s Manslaughter is announced as a top seller and has been filmed in masterly style by Cecil B. DeMille for Paramount. Manager Scherer says the production is one of the season’s most important bookings and will be shown at the Grand next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Alice Duer Miller
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Scherer
Great Fire Rages at Pittsburg Oil Plant
A massive blaze at the Atlantic Refining plant in Pittsburg began yesterday and intensified today after an oil tank collapsed. About twenty firemen were seriously injured as flames spread over nine blocks, with dense smoke and a potential million-dollar damage estimate.
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Pittsburg
Atlantic Refining Company
Department of
Governors of forty eight states to meet in Indiana
Indiana will host the annual governors conference in October with Governor McCray and Governor Cox approving West Baden as the meeting site. Florida's governor joins the committee selecting the location and President Harding will be invited.
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Indiana
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Massachusetts
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Florida
Harding
Ford Will Be In Race As An Independent
Grand Rapids July 16. United States Senator Woodbridge Ferris of Michigan predicts Henry Ford will seek the presidency in 1924 on a third party ticket. Ferris says Ford would not represent a major party and that his exact principles are unknown. He also believes the contest would be Harding against McAdoo.
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Mich
Henry Ford
White House
United States
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
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Harding
McAdoo
Surgeons Discover Unusual Organ Reversal in Daviess County Man
Washington Indiana June 16 surgeons at Daviess county hospital found Clarence Murphy a Reeve township farmer with acute appendicitis but an unusual condition. The spleen was ruptured and located on the right side with other organs reversed liver and appendix on the left heart and pancreas on the right. Doctors say such complete transposition is rare and Murphy faces internal bleeding risks while awaiting natural healing aided by blood thickening solutions.
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Washington
Ind
Clarence Murphy
Daviess County Hospital
Murphy
Murigky
Nature
Congress to Press Harding for World Arms Conference
Washington reports the 68th Congress will urge President Harding to call a world arms conference to limit aircraft and submarine production. Rep Thomas S Butler notes sentiment is stronger and the proper time for a call is next spring.
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France
Great Britain
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Harding
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Pennsylvania
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Stamboulisky Surrenders Then Falls to Rebels in Bulgaria
London dispatches report former Bulgarian premier Alexander Stamboulisky surrendered to loyalist peasants after pronouncing a betrayal quote. A few hours later he lay dead from bullets fired by his own followers during the rescue attempt.
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Alexander Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Stamboulisky
New York Waiter Alleges $60,000 Loss in Brokerage Case
Joe Jacobs, after 18 years as a waiter, appears with lawyer Bernard Sandler in police court seeking a summons against broker Smith Weigand of W C Langley & Co. Jacobs claims Weigand stole $60,000 over three years to invest in stocks. Weigand contends Jacobs lost the money in speculative trades.
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Germany
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East River
Knauth Nachod and Kahne Brokerage House Fails
Announcement from the New York Stock Exchange states that Knauth Nachod Kahne a longtime member with seventy years in business has failed. A bankruptcy petition in federal court lists eleven million dollars in liabilities and an equal value of assets in stocks bonds and other property.
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International News Telegraph and Cable Service
New York
Knauth, Nachod & Kahne
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
United States District Court
Printer's Union Head U. S. Dies in Indianapolis
John McPartland president of the International Typographical Union died today at St. Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis. His death was reported this afternoon. He led the union through decades of labor advocacy and printing industry negotiations. He was a prominent figure in the labor movement.
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Indianapolis
International News Telegraph and Cable Service
John McPartland
International Typographical Union
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Coal market stalls as apathy grips Chicago demand
Chicago coal trade shows indifference with shippers undecided and prices under pressure. Indiana No 5 screenings ease while No 4 Indiana holds. domestic Illinois demand fading and southern markets slackening, as operators wait for developments and a potential end month shift to stronger demand.
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Pocahontas
New River
Indiana
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Southern
Illinois
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Memphis
Louisville
Weather report shows fair spell and warm trend
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with possible local thunder showers in extreme south portions. Warmer conditions expected in the east and north areas.
Shopmen's Strike Postponed After Intercession
Denver reports that a railroad shopmen strike planned for 10 o'clock this morning on the Denver & Rio Grande Western and the Rio Grande Southern has been postponed until next Tuesday. Governor Sweet allegedly intervened to seek a settlement and avert a walkout.
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Denver
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Rio Grande Southern
Pueblo
Sweet
Federal names in Indiana push Ralston Copeland ticket
In French Lick Indiana June 16 political chatter centers on a Democratic presidential ticket pairing Samuel M Ralston of Indiana with Dr Royal M Copeland of New York. Copeland may resign his senate seat for a chance at vice president while Ford dominates street talk in reports.
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Indiana
Royal M. Copeland
New York
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Copeland
Empire State
Congress
Tom Taggart
Hoosier
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Ford
Balkan volcano again threatens eruption in wake of overthrow
Athens reports a Balkan volcano threat amid the Bulgarian overthrow. Fugitives say Sofia uprising toppled the Stamboulisky government with militaristic force. Bulgarian irregulars grow active on the Thracian frontier as two Greek gendarmes are reported killed. Premier Zankoff pledges demobilization but peasant victories may block it. The Little Entente warns of intervention without quick demobilization.
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Stamboulisky
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Entente
Jugo-Slavia
Roumania
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Fine Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Russell
A fine seven and a half pound baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell on June 14.
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