Five Horse Races Planned At Local Track July Meet
Linton racing association outlines a one day July 5 program featuring 2:30 pace 8 heat, 2:18 pace 8 heat, 3 heat trot, and a half mile dash with purses up to 300 dollars. Odon and Linton circuits form a two corner group while Welker Goodman collects entries as horses train at both tracks. Entrances close July 2 at 6 oclock with strong wagering expected and track conditions reported good.
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Linton’ Racing Association
Welker Goodman
Adea
Odon Associa
Odon
Linton Track
Tom ‘Thumb
Earl Muscovite
Jodie
Baron Roan
Gypwood
Uncle Ike
the Monk
Straight Streak
Megaret Griffin
Dr. "Wilson
Alice
Fucy ‘Lindsey
Redwood
Dr. Beth
Come Guy
Nec
Aes
Indiana
Tlinois Bhore
Linton Racing
Veiled message found on Reno Beach hints at missing Phipps family
Toledo dispatch reports a faint note washed ashore on Reno Beach that may be from Mrs. James Phipps and her family who disappeared March 1 while crossing ice from Leamington to Pelee Island. Police deciphered parts of the garbled message stating We are all lost through the ice and Just Jeff Pelee Island. The missive, found by Howard Randucky of Toledo, was turned over to authorities.
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Toledo
Ohio
Reno
Mre
James
Phipps
Leamington, Qnt
Pelee Island
Faul
Hazel
Kling
Pelee I Island
I¢E
Jeff Pelee Island
Howerd Randucky
Trustee Removal Sought in Federal Court Case
In Indianapolis June 92 the Will H Thompson special master in chancery recommends removing William Gray as trustee of brother James Gray's estate in Evansville. Thompson also urges Gray be held liable to pay 584 620 to the estate. Removal sought by Gray's widow and daughter.
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Indianapolis
Will H. Thompson
Chancery -In
William Gray
James Gray
Flvantsville
Baltzell
Thompson
Gray
Daugher
Cave-In Kills One Worker on Ill Central Cut-Off
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg Illinois reports a tunnel cave-in on a little-used Illinois Central line in Johnson County. One man was killed and another was fatally hurt, with the injured man brought to a hospital.
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Harrisburg
Illinois Central Railway
Johnson County
Coolidge Outlines Constructive Economy Plan for Surplus
President Coolidge proposes a budget plan aiming for surpluses in the next two fiscal years with a $185 million surplus next year and $20 million the following year. He warns against premature tax relief and calls for gradual personnel reductions and debt reduction as essential elements of the program. He criticizes state and local spending increases and notes total government costs in 1921 reached $9.5 billion.
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Washington
Coolidge
Viiniues
Bouhé
Federal Service
Five Children Die in Albany Fire
Five children of Francis Aldrich died in a house blaze in Albany New York. Two other family members were severely burned and a three month old infant escaped unharmed. The fire completely destroyed the dwelling.
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Albany
Automobile Run To Washington Tests Speed Laws
Indianapolis June 22 United Press dispatch says state motor police chief Robert Humes investigated a Rushville to Washington D C run at 38 miles an hour to test stock car speed and endurance. Participants were Marvin Alexander Fred Ziegler Louis Hiner and Harry Felts. Alexander paid a fine in Cambridge City for speeding.
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United Press: Dispatch
Indianapolis
Robert Humes
State Motor Police Today
Rushville
Washington,d. C
Humes
Marvin Alexander
Fred Ziegler
Louis Hiner
Harry Felts
Cambridge City
Alexander
Democrats Step Up Efforts in Indiana Stance for November
Democratic leaders in Indiana's Second District push for stronger county organizations. Petey Schloot, district chair, outlines plans to unite Knox Daviess Greene and Sullivan counties with meetings in Washington Spencer and Sullivan to rally candidates and supporters for the fall election.
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Democratic Party
Indiana
Petey Schloot
Democratic State Central Committee
Schloot
Meena
Knox
Daviess County
Washington
Giust
Federal and Government Spending Trends in 1996
The passage notes that expenditures were nearly 60 percent of all government costs in 1996 totaling $11.5 billion, with about 27 percent from federal outlays. It projects federal spending around $3.6 billion for the next fiscal year and hopes for $3.2 billion the following year excluding the Postal Service and tax reductions.
Two More Drownings Add to Clark County Toll
Jeffersonville Ind June 22 two more names joined the season’s drowning list in Clark county. James Blair twenty five fishing in the Ohio River stepped off a ledge into fifteen feet of water and was swept to his death. James Reynolds nine of Otisto north of Jeffersonville was drowned.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Clark County
James Blair
Ohio
James Reynolds
Otisto
Drowned Brother Dies in Mississinewa River Incident
Two brothers watched as Lemoyne Lee, 16, drowned after entering water beyond his depth in the Mississinewa River near Marion Indiana. He was seized with cramps and failed to reach shore yesterday.
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Marion
Ind
Lemoine Lee
Poincare Declines Finance Post in New French Cabinet
Paris June 22 Paul Doumer former finance minister in Briand's cabinet reportedly accepted the portfolio in the new government Briand seeks. Briand, Doumer and leaders met at Quai dOrsay with Painleve Laval and Durand present. Poincare reportedly refused due to opposition to unconditional ratification of the Berger-Mellon debt agreement with the United States.
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Lunitap
ARIS
Paul Doumer
Aristide Briand
Briand
Poincare
Marine
Ministry of Finance
United States
Hearing Set in Adair Realty Securities Case
Federal court hearing on the protest by Adair Realty and Trust Co of Atlanta against Indiana Securities Commission actions to suspend its license to sell securities in Indiana was set for June 28. The company will seek to discredit misrepresentation charges in a complaint by W H Arnett of the state chamber of commerce and seeks an injunction to restrain the commission from acting before evidence is heard.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Adair Realty and Trust Co
Atlanta
State Securities Commission
Indiana
W. H. Arnett
State Chamber ,of Commerce
Adair Co
The
Securities Commission
Aged Van Patten Brothers Found Slain at Farm
Positive belief by Deputy Coroner Dr J Waddle that Frank Van Patten 72 and Ernest Van Patten 77 were killed for robbery at their farm near Doniphan Missouri. Bodies found Saturday. the brothers reportedly had money from Chicago property income. no suspects identified.
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Doniphan
Frank van Patten
Ernest van Patten
Here
J. Waddle
Chicago
Last Hitching Post at Connersville Removed
Connersville on June 22 reports the old hitching post in front of city hall has been taken away because only two horses had been hitched there in the past six months. The landmark was well known to locals.
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Connersville
Magnus Johnson Said To Head Farmers Ticket In Minnesota
Dispatch from St Paul reports Magnus Johnson, former U S senator, appears set to win the farmer labor nomination for Minnesota governor. Theodore Christianson leads the Republican field, with Johnson ahead of Tom Davis in the farmer labor race as results show in early precinct returns.
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United
Prs
Dispatch
ST. Paul
Mim
Magnus Johnson
United State
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor
Theo‘dore Christianson
Theodore Christianson
Christianson
George B. Leach
Johnson
Tom Davis
Etn
Leach
Davis
Brewster Leads Maine Republican Governor Nomination Fight
Returns from 224 precincts total 56 5 in state give Governor Ralph O Brewster a comfortable lead over Major Arthur L Thayer of Bangor in the Republican guberna torial contest. Brewster 13669 Thayer 8804.
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Portland
Maine
Ralph O. Brewrister
Arthur L. Thayer
Bangor
Brawster
Thayer
Governor praises state highway commission in letter
Governor Ed Jackson in Indianapolis lauds the state highway commission in a letter to the Hoosier State Auto Association saying its functioning is very gratifying.
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Lunited Press
Indianapolis
Ed Jackson
Hoosier State Auto Association
State Highway Commission
Sub chaser aground on Mackinac Island after squall
Coast guard and volunteers prepared to aid the United States sub chaser SCN-432 driven ashore on Mackinac Island by a squall. Crew believed safe though hull damage reported. emergency crews mobilized and nearby vessels stood by.
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United Press Dispatch
Cheboygan, Mich
Jund
Coast Guard
United States
Mackinac Island
Bank Robbers Steal 14000 From City Trust
Three bandits robbed the Union Easton Trust Company messengers in St Louis and escaped with about $14,000.08. They acted quickly in a motor car, leaving before bystanders realized the robbery. Police are tracing the suspects and the getaway vehicle.
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Unithd
ST. Louis
Union Easton Trust
W C T U Primary Fund Under Senate Inquiry
Mrs Ella M George head of the Pennsylvania W C T U testifies under questioning by a special primary investigative committee about a 300000 dollar prohibition enforcement fund The organization with about 70000 members raises roughly 50000 annually and spent on speakers in political campaigns including the last 3 million Pennsylvania primary Governor Pinchot financing several speakers and expenses
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
Senate
Special
Ella M. George
Pennsylvania
George
Reed
Pinchot
Lost pension money returned to Bloomington veteran
In Bloomington Indiana on June 22 a month after Henry Deming, an elderly veteran, lost 29 dollars from his pension. Alva Edwards found 25 dollars and kept it until Deming returned to claim his money. Edwards then gave the funds to Deming, confirming part of the pension was recovered.
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Bloomington
Ind
Henry Deming
Vincennes Men Admit Guilt in Liquor Conspiracy Case
Eight Vincennes men pleaded guilty before Judge Baltzell in the Vincennes liquor conspiracy trial and were granted deferred sentences. Prosecutors anticipate high‑level figures in the conspiracy to be named during the broader proceedings as more defendants faced charges.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Vincennes
Baltzell
Harvey Smith
August Wolfe Jr
Herman Ayres
Emery Hall
John Schlomer
Eli Crane
Marvin Shepherd
Ben Crawford
Floyd Young
Knox County
Roy Chambers
Young
Chum
University of Michigan
Knox
Indiana
State police barred from enforcing liquor laws in Indianapolis
June 22. Indiana State Police Chief Robert T. Humes orders officers not to arrest for liquor offenses or search vehicles for liquor except when the operator is pulled over for a separate offense. The rule follows a Supreme Court decision and an attorney general interpretation of competent officer.
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Indianapolis
Robert T. Humes
Indiana State Police Bureau
State Police Star
Humes
Department
Supreme Court
Arthur Gilliam
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