Silent Messenger of Death Visits Linton
Three Linton homes report a death in the last twenty four hours with Walter Correll dying suddenly in Terre Haute at age 56. Mary McPhail wife of David McPhail dies after months long illness at home on Ix street Northwest. Dona Isabelle Schroer age 61 dies at her daughter James Munich’s home after two years of illness. Funeral plans and survivors listed.
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Linton
Mary ‘McPhail
David McPhail
Dona Isabelle Schroer
James
Munich
Walter Correll
John Correll
Bourne
Terre Haute
Terre “Hautes
Grocery Serson
William Herbert
Thomas
Irené Hebb
Mary. McPhail
Ix” Street
Margaret Wright
Bella. Beasley
This City
Susie Wills
Geeersburg
Joan Stockrahm
Lafayette
John McPhail
Inter City
Alex McPhail
Chicago
Mary
William
David
Fred
Elizabeth
The
Christian Church
Willson Ofeas
Fairview Cemeery
James Munich
Sixth Street
Jordan
Owen County
Nagerene Church
Mrgs. Minich
Milton Schroay
Tilabelle
Morton. Schroer
James Minich
Eunice Schroer
Joshua
William. Cook
Nancy Querry
Fannie Smith
Illinois
J.D. Schroer
Zion Reformed Church
Roland
Ind
Zion
Hearing Postponed for Edward Barber in Corroborating Case
Michigan City Ind June 18 By agreement of counsel the habeas corpus hearing for Edward Barber who is serving a state prison term for banditry was postponed to July 3 in superior court. Barber was sentenced to death for the alleged slaying of Detective Steve Kendall at Terre Haute during a robbery but after 18 months on death row a retrial led to murder charges being dropped.
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United Press Dispatch
Michigan City
Ind
Pby
Edward Barber
Superior Court
Barber
Steve Kendall
Terre Haute
Browns cause death
Mrs. Olpha Whitaker of Gosport died from burns after an explosion of a varnish can in Martinsville Indiana.
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United Press Dispatch
Martinsville, Ind
Olpha Whitaker
Gosport
Chilean Ex President Attacks U S Over Tacna Arica Plebiscite
Former Chilean president Arturo Alessandri arrives in Washington to petition against the Tacna Arica plebiscite and threats a Latin American movement against the Monroe Doctrine. Officials say his stance is private and not the official Chilean government position after talks with Secretary Kellogg.
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Washington
Arturo Alessandri
Chile
United United States
Ion
Alessandri
Chamber of Deputies
Latin-America
Cruchaga
Kellogg
Santiago
Sen
Trio Held In Attempted Murder At Mount Clements
William H. Schofield Frank Mott and Mrs Lillie Nichols were arraigned on charges of assault with intent to kill Mrs Mott sixty year old wife in Mount Clements Michigan. Pleas of not guilty entered. Bonds set for Mott and Nichols. Schofield held. Prosecutors say the three conspired to murder Mrs Mott and that Schofield faced financial embarrassment.
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Mount Clements
Mich
William H. Schofield
Frank Mott
Lillie Nichols
William J. Dusse
Mott
First National Bank of
Utica
Nichols
Electrification Promises Better Farm Life And Profit
Purdue agriculturist G I Christie argues electrification cuts drudgery for farm women by speeding ironing washing and other chores and enables more time for recreation and advancement. He cites automatic water systems saving costs and says modern farm homes with electricity running water and radios attract youth and stabilize rural communities.
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United Press Dispatch
Lafayette
Ind
G. I Christie
Purduy Aericultural Experiment Station
Purdue Agriculturist
Christie
Purdue
Lumberman Scott Matthews Severely Injured in Plymouth Crash
Indianapolis lumber dealer Scott Matthews, 60, was crushed between a concrete post and his auto after a collision near Plymouth. Doctors at Plymouth hospital held little hope for his recovery. Velma Fleming, in the other car, was badly hurt while two other occupants suffered minor injuries.
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United Press Dispatch
Plymouth
Ind
Plymouth Hospital
Scott Matthews
Indianapolis
Matthews
Here
Velma Fleming
Gasoline Explosion Leaves Woman Serious in Indianapolis
June 18 Indianapolis. Mrs Mildred Briscoe age 88 of Elwood is in serious condition at Methodist hospital after being burned from head to foot by gasoline used to clean clothes. She was hospitalized in Indianapolis today with severe burns.
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Indianapolis
Mildred Briscoe
Elwood
Methodist
World News Figures Spark Polish Stabilization Efforts
President Moscjcki seeks stability in Poland as political turmoil echoes abroad. The Briand cabinet falls after Finance Minister Raoul Peret resigns, triggering government collapse amid wider resignations. Bernard Duggan sails to Brazil as events unfold. Michael Arten voices personal sentiment amid the turmoil.
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Moscjcki
Polish Republic
Bernardg Duggan
America
Brazil
Raoul Peret
Frengh
Briand
FyeRe
Michael Arten
Congressional adjournment eyed for June 26 after stalled bills
Senate and House leaders predict the present session will end Saturday June 26 despite bills like rivers and harbors awaiting action. Speaker Longworth Tilson and others back a sine die adjournment plan with President Coolidge's approval noted.
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House
Isenate
Congress
Longworth
Tilson
Snell
Rules Committee
Madden
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Anti-Saloon League Explorations in Election Spending
Senate inquiry into primary expenditures reveals the Anti-Saloon League and Wayne Wheeler guiding the drive for prohibition. Wheeler cites congressmen paid to speak for dry candidates and names eight lawmakers as recipients of league fees.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne
Wheeler
Senate Committee
Reed
National’organization
Eubocenae
Senator Jones
Willis
Ohio
Fess
Robinson
Indiana
Upshaw
Georgia
Cooper
Barkley
Kentucky
Lowery
Mississippi
Congress
League
Pennsylvania
William H. Slayton
Senate
Upshew
Wayne B. Wheeler
Mellon Family Heavy Donors in Campaign Financing
Washington June 18 The Mellon family and their banks donated and loaned 149000 to the Pepper Fisher campaign Eric Fisher Wood chairman West of state campaign committee testified Treasury Secretary Mellon personally gave 25000 it was testified Evidence showed whether the Mellon family underwrote Pepper campaign Testimony also cited total known costs of the Wave Pepper Pinchot Republican senatorial race at about 2900000
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
Mellon
Pepper-Fisher
Eric. Fisher Wood
West of State
Pittsburgh
Senate
Secretary of Treasury
Reed
Pepper
Army worms retreat after Greene county campaign
After a two week campaign the army worms retreat to cocoons and a later moth emergence is expected. Damage amounts to only minor losses in Timothy, wheat and oats with corn largely spared. Weather and natural enemies will decide next year’s threat, with old hay and corn fodder piles cited as attracting infestations.
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Greene County
Wind Cyclone Harms Crops Near Fairmount
A cyclonic wind near Fairmount Indiana yesterday caused damage to growing crops, with reports reaching United Press dispatchers today. The storm’s effects were described as extensive for the area, impacting several farms and crops in the vicinity.
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Fairmount
Ind
Herriot Called to Form French Cabinet to Save Franc
Paris June 18 Edouard Herriot radical socialist mayor of Lyons was invited to form a cabinet to rescue the franc from insolvency. Herriot accepted and will move to the Ives Palace after Aristide Briand resigned this week, unable to form another cabinet.
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United Press Dispatch
Paris
Edouard -Herriot
Lyons
Herriot
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