Mrs Florence Padgett Dies After Hospital Op
Mrs Florence Pringle Padgett, 25, died at Freeman City hospital at 11 50 am after major operation yesterday evening. She had been ill about three weeks and in hospital two weeks. Survived by husband Charles Padgett, son Billy, three stepchildren Lois Bernard and Ward Padgett, mother Mrs Clara Pringle, brother Ernest Pringle of Somerville, other relatives. Body sent to Padgett home 248 West Vincennes. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Florence Pringle Padgett
Freeman City Hospital
Somerville
Padgett
West Vincennes Streets
Three Die Crossing at Huron Grade Crossing
Washington Indiana June 25 three members of the Eagleton family were killed instantly when their automobile was struck by B and O passenger train No 21 at a grade crossing near Huron. The victims were David Eagleton 71 his wife Demaris 69 and daughter Georgia 36 all of Robinson Illinois. Identification came from a letter in the car. The two women suffered severe injuries and the car was dragged several hundred feet. The bodies were taken to Shoals for shipment to Robinson. The party had been traveling from New Albany to visit a daughter.
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Washington
Ind
Huron
David Eagleton
Demaris Eagleton
Georgia Eagleton
Robinson
Shoals
Albany
Daughey
Ants Build Three Mile Tunnel Reported in South America
A Dearborn Independent note describes an expedition where ants created a tunnel about three miles long and several inches in diameter. The account suggests regular ant activity guiding the tunnel’s progress across terrain in South America.
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South America
Dearborn Independent
Unclear fragment hints at Macassar oil legacy
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Macassar oil and a term antimacassars. Details are unreadable but suggest a discussion of grooming practices or furnishings in a historical context.
Banker Surrenders at Columbia City
Wal pole Kaler former president of the First National Bank at Columbia City Ind surrendered himself to federal authorities in Ft Wayne Ind ending a nation wide manhunt after the bank was closed amid tangled affairs two other top officials of the bank were already in custody.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Walpole Kaler
First National Bank
Columbia City
Kaler
Fight in Felons Rank Ends Mutiny in Mine
In Lansing Michigan on June 25, a 270-man mutiny among 828 convict workers in the state penitentiary coal mine ended after seventy seven hours underground. The faction backing surrender overpowered strike leaders, as Charles S. Huffman of the state board of administration promised fair consideration of parole and privileges.
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Lansing
Kas
State Penitentiary
Charles S. Huffman
State Board of Administration
Indianapolis at sea over time for election
Indianapolis city board of commissioners meets to clear uncertainty about the timing of the first election under the city manager plan. Leaders in the movement consider litigation to settle the matter promptly.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
City Board of Commissioners
Indianapolis Market Receipts And Prices Summary
Indianapolis market report shows receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and lambs. Hog prices generally around 9.0 dollars per hundred pounds with various bids and ranges from 8.85 to 9.25. Cattle receipts listed with bull beef and bulk dealer quotes from 11.00 to 12.50. Sheep and lambs receipts around 800 with lamb prices around 4.50 to 5.00? per head noted.
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Indianapoli
Calls for’Gi Your dully Jeb ay B 4 but you ban put sgap tape Mt
The readable text fragment shows a garbled line with unclear names and phrases. No coherent event or entities can be identified to form a factual summary.
Publicity Agents Cite Tough Life For Industry
New York June 25 Richard A Rowland of First National Pictures predicts retrenchment in motion picture production costs after sixteen companies announce immediate 10 to 25 percent reductions. Industry economies are needed for stabilization. Lasky of Paramount Famous Players says prices were ridiculous for stars and directors. Zukor reportedly accepts 25 percent salary cut bringing him to 150000 annually alongside Lasky. Top salaries listed include Meighan 7500 Bow 6000 Negri 6000 Dix 5000 Menjou 5000 Chaney 8500.
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New York
Richard A. Rowland
First National Pictures Corporation
Mr. Rowland
Jesse L. Lasky
Paramount
Famous Players
Lagkey Corporation
New York Evening Post
Adolph Zukor
Paramount Corporation
Mr. Zukor
Mr. Lasky
Thomas Meighan
Clara Bow
Polar Negri
Richard Dix
Adolph Menjou
Lon Chaney
Few Die in Denmark Claims Low Death Rate in Europe
Denmark reports one of the lowest death rates in Europe as officials cite public health measures and demographic factors. The claim follows comparisons with other European nations and surveys on mortality trends across the region.
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Denmark
Europe
Grueling Is Right Dieting Demands in The World
A Wall Street Journal quote notes the demand of dieting as another of the world’s grueling asks. The remark emphasizes the harsh nature of such requests and reflects a broader commentary on personal discipline and societal expectations.
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Wall Street Journal
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