William P McQuade Dies Sudden Heart Failure
William P. McQuade known as Bumper died suddenly of a heart attack in Barbourville Kentucky at about age 68. A long resident of Vincennes he built mining prominence and supervised local mines for years. Surviving relatives include his widow son Ralph two brothers Jack and Patrick and sister Mrs Catherine Morgan. Body expected in Vincennes with funeral plans to be announced and burial considered in Brazil or Bainbridge Indiana.
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Barbourville
William P
Bumper) McQuade
McQuade
Vincennes Nome
Gad
Ralph
Jack McQuade
Akron
Patrick McQuade
Vincennes
Catherine Morgan
Brazil
Consolidation Coal Co
West Virginia
Bainbridge
Ind
McQua
Farmer brings in turtle carved with 1907 date
Columbia City Indiana June 29. Alva Marrs, a farmer northwest of town, brought a dry land turtle to town. The shell bore the date June 18, 1907 and a new date was inscribed after which the turtle was released again.
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Columbia City
Ind
Alva Marrs
Formal Opening of Linton City Park on Sunday Afternoon
The long delayed opening of Litton City Park will be celebrated Sunday afternoon July 3 with Congressman Arthur H. Greenwood of Washington Indiana delivering the principal address at 2 o clock. The Linton Concert band will perform and a concert precedes the speech as organizers anticipate a large crowd at the park.
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Linton
Litton City
Park
Arthur H. Greenwood
Commissioners Find Against Carpenter in Greene County
Bloomfield June 29 Greene County highway superintendent Fred Carpenter was found guilty of incompetency and neglect of duty by a two to one vote of county commissioners. The hearing spanned nearly the entire day as Herschel Corbin had filed twenty charges alleging failure to keep state required books, omit annual financial reports, and improper long hauling for his son. Carpenter, whose term ends January 1, 1930, said he will appeal to the circuit court.
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Bloomfield
Fred Carpenter
Greene County
Charles Young
Frank Yoho
John A. Ellis
Herschel Corbin
Carpenter
State Board of Accounts
Circuit Court
Veterans Bureau offices to stay open evenings for insurance reinstate
United Press Dispatch reports on June 29 that all U S Veterans' Bureau offices nationwide will stay open in the evenings this week to assist World War Veterans in reinstating and converting their life insurance before July 2, the final allowable date under the law.
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Washington
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Lloyd George vows total war until Allied victory in Glasgow
United Press dispatch notes Lloyd George declaring in Glasgow that the war will continue until the Allies secure complete victory. He warned that if the war ends prematurely even a single minute early it would be mankind's greatest disaster.
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Lloyd George
Glasgow
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