Interurbans Ruined by Bus Line Competition
Indiana interurban companies face ruin from bus competition as Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction sues to block the ninety day certificate rule in the new bus law. Attorneys warn billions in interurban value and potential closures if certificates are issued without hearings. Temporary restraining order stops enforcement until tomorrow.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Interurban
Indiana
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Superior Court
The
Traction Company
State Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Market Report June 19 Hogs Cattle Sheep Calves
Indianapolis markets report cattle and hog receipts, steady for hogs at 13.15, steers 10.50, cows and heifers 7.00 to 10.00, sheep top 6.00 and lambs to 15.00, calves 10.50 top with bulk 10.00 to 10.50. Receipts: hogs 8500, cattle 750, sheep 500, calves 1000.
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Indianapolis
Train service resumes over Monon bridge at Elliston
The Monon bridge over the White River at Elliston is rebuilt and under repair. After several weeks of limited service the first trains ran Wednesday and regular service has restarted to Switz City.
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White River
Elliston
Switz City
Mr and Mrs Homer McBride Host Chum Circle Evening
Mr and Mrs Homer McBride will entertain the Chum circle at their home tomorrow evening. The gathering aims to provide social time for members in a cordial setting.
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Chum
Mrs
Homer McBride
Chum Circle
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Library Tomorrow Night
The American Legion auxiliary plans a meeting at the library tomorrow night with members urged to attend and participate in organizational activities.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Linton Youth Ships by Parcel Post to Worthington
Joe Humphreys aged eight from Linton was sent by parcel post to Worthington. Postmaster Homer Hart supervised the mailing from the I. C. depot with a 56 cent postage. The boy enjoyed being the town’s first to experience parcel post among local youngsters.
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Linton Youth
Worthington
Joe Humphreys
Linton
Homer Hart
Joe
I. C
Linton Post Office
Editor's son on bail in manslaughter case
Frank C. Haveling, editor of the Winslow Dispatch, was released on bail after being indicted for manslaughter. He had shot and accidentally killed Roscoe Evans, a friend, following a stag party in Petersburg Indiana.
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Petersburg
Ind
Frank C. Haveling
Winslow Dispatch
Lberty
Roscoe Evans
Husband shoots two women then kills himself in Chicago
Charles Hemmerle 48 a laborer shot and killed Mrs Rose Gillard a friend of his wife and wounded his wife after she refused to talk to him He then shot himself and died en route to a hospital The incident followed a visit to his separated wife by the estranged husband
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Chicago
Charles Hemmerle
Rose Gillard
Hemmerle
Won't Go That Far Wows Never
An observed figure dwells on persistent reluctance to alter a lifelong condition. The subject expresses occasional complaints about hardships but remains on the same level, resisting change or escalations in the status quo.
Lts Menace in Golf Warps Lives of Elite Citizens
A jagged note laments golf as a menace that unfairly lengthens the days of some superiors, claiming the sport wastes time and drains the lives of notable citizens. The terse line hints at social critique of leisure culture among the powerful.
Notable Quote on Wisdom and Opposition
A fragmentary editorial remark argues that a form of wisdom will endure beyond individuals and objects to Ho ng with many supporters, reflecting a lively political exchange captured in the page’s voice.
Rabies Detected in Cats Swine and Horses in Area
Health authorities report rabies cases identified among cats, swine, and horses. Officials warn residents to avoid contact with wildlife and to vaccinate pets as a precaution. Continuous monitoring and veterinary guidance are being provided to prevent further spread.
Longest U S paved road runs from British Columbia to Mexico
The Pacific Highway marks the longest continuous paved road in the United States from British Columbia to Mexico with only a brief gap in northern California.
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Canada
Mexico
United States
British Columbian
California
Right to Be Haughty and an Engaged Plumber’s Daughter
They note the daughter of the house appears haughtier than before but state she is not in line for a title. Instead she is engaged to a journeyman plumber, a detail treated as more than mere society news.
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Louisville
aurier-Jaurdadt
James Afartioedn Quote On Strength And Grace
A fragmentary line invokes enduring grace of the holy soul likened to firmament brightness and stars, contrasting sparks on the river with lasting glory.
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James Afartioedn
Harvesting Corks from Algerian Cork Trees
Cork trees in Algeria are stripped at nine years after reaching teens, producing about 15 harvests of TOU pounds each, according to Science Service.
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Algeria
Science Service
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