Barnyard golf sport comes into 11s debut promised
The Daily Citizen reports George Meyers and Russell Priest joined the East End Horseshoe Pitchers' League. They issue a challenge to any two league members next Sunday at 2:30 PM, threatening a lively display on the alley course. Old-time barnyard golf stars Dr C E Goodman and Raymond Boston may face them at East Vincennes street. The sport gains momentum in Linton for the summer.
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Russell Priest
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C. E. Goodman
Raymond Boston
Priest & Ax
Vincennes Street
Linton
Disarmament Deadlock After House Conferees Withdraw
Washington June 17 The house representatives abruptly left the naval appropriations conference telling senate conferees they were through with negotiations until a better basis for understanding could be found The action led by Representative Kelley Michigan Republican deepened the stalemate and warned of an impasse if the senate does not adopt a more conciliatory stance.
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Senate
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Michigan
Reported English miners ballot rejects acceptance
London June 17 unofficial reports say the coal miners ballot on the strike settlement proposition voted against accepting the owners terms. It was not stated whether the adverse majority would justify continuing the strike. The miners union executive committee met to receive the ballot.
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Miners’ Union
Richard Reed Dies After Illness in Lyons
Richard Reed longtime Lyons resident died Tuesday night from tuberculosis. He was a Baptist church member and survived by his widow.
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Baptist Church
Merom Chautauqua Tent and Vacation Plans
Merom Chautauqua invites summer visitors to camp on Merom Bluff from August 18 to 28. G R Hammond, Merom, Ind., can supply a tent and program book. Season tickets cost 2 50 before August 8 and 3 afterward. tickets available in town.
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G. R. Hammond
Merom
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Citizen Phones For Society Club and Personal Notes
Society and club notices appear under contact details as citizens share phone lines for personal and business use. The fragment indicates a local directory style prompt inviting calls for social and organizational matters with a partial phone sequence and a request for business inquiries.
Greeks Hold Off as Britain Decides On Backing
Constantinople June 17 Greeks halt offensive against Turkish Nationalists while awaiting final British decision. Greeks expected to launch a local push east of Ushak to bolster King Constantine’s prestige. British stance hinges on Turks accepting the revised Sevres treaty discussed in London with Nationalist representatives in March.
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Sevres
London
Troop Train in Ireland Firefight Kills Attacker Members
Dublin reports a troop train from Limerick to Ennis came under fire yesterday. Soldiers returned fire, killing two attackers and wounding one soldier. Nearby, G. S. Walls, civil bill officer, was murdered near Cashel amid continued gunfire in central Dublin. In London, 568 rebel murders in Ireland since July 1920 were cited by Sir Hamar Greenwood in the House of Commons.
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Limerick
Ennis
S. Walls
Cashel
London
Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
House of Commons
American citizen Thomas Rush killed in Ireland identity may be confirmed
Philadelphia report states Thomas Rush a 26 year old American and World War I veteran with the Three Hundred and Thirteenth Infantry is believed killed by crown forces in Ireland on June 12. Mrs Mary Kelly of Philadelphia says Rush may be her brother and that he sailed last December to visit parents near Lisacul Ireland.
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Mary Kelly
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Three Hundred and Thirteenth Infantry
Twenty Men Seize Wet Kentucky Distillery Treasure
Lawrenceburg Kentucky June 17 Twenty armed men raided the T B Ripy distillery near Tyrone four miles from Lawrenceburg and hauled away about 280 cases of whisky using two trucks The liquor valued at about 30000 The distillery owned by the Kentucky and Distillery and Warehouse company guards J W Cummings Sandy Roberts and James Bond in charge were overpowered in the distillery office as a motor car arrived with six men and the telephone lines to Lawrenceburg were cut.
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Lawrenceburg
T. B. Ripy
Tyrone
Kentucky and Distillery and Warehouse Company
Downing Distillery
J. W. Cummings
Sandy Roberts
James Bond
Card of thanks for Paul Phillips and family
The Phillips family thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during illness and after the death of their beloved son and brother Paul. They especially thank the Rev. W. Faussell and the singers. Margaret Phillips and Children.
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W. Faussell
Margaret Phillips
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