Lyons smothered Odon in opening sectional contest
Lyons defeated Odon in the Linton sectional opener as fans packed the gym for the Indiana High School Athletic Association basketball tournament. Lyons built a late first half lead and pulled away in the second half, with key baskets by Callahan, Melick, and Frye as Odon challenged early.
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Linton
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Noaams
Lyons
Elnora
Greens County
Plainville
Eaglesville
Odeon
Daviess County
Greene County
Midland
Jasonville
Scotland
Yoorfield
Switz City
Marco Owensburg
Finton
Odieinis
Ralph Essary
Geonard Kin
Grand jury urges strict Indiana mine safety reforms
Sullivan Indiana March 6 the Sullivan county grand jury following a mine disaster report urged rock dusting on eligible mines oppose safety lamp measures demand stringent inspections and in our view the chief mine inspector be elected by coal miners or appointed on their recommendation.
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Sullivan, Ind
William H. McGrew
Sullivan County Grand Jury
Eid. Jackson
O. GC. Thomas
Charles Roach
Soart Inglish
George Carty
Sullivan County
Grand Jury
Indiana
Sectional Scores and Schedule With Officials
Lyons leads Lyons 41 followed by Odon 20 as Jasonville posts 15 and Midland 14. Friday evening games list matchups at 8:00 Elnora Scotland and 9:00 Bloomfield Switz City. Officials Ralph Esarey and Leonard Kincade led the event.
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Lyons
Odon
Jasonville
Midland
Elnora
Scotland
Bloomfield
Switz City
Maree
Owensburg
Ralph Esarey
Leonard Kincade
Lyons Triumph Over Odon In Tight Basketball Duel
Lyons tops Odon with 41 points to 20 in the opener as Callahan leads Lyons with 8 field goals and Summerville adds 38 fouls. Hurmerickhouse and Overton contribute in a high effort game with detailed lineups and foul counts recorded by Referee Lasurey.
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Lyons
Rye
Grounds
Sappenfield
Summerville
Melick
Hurmerickhouse
Odon
Kye
Callahan
Humerickhouse
White
Gregory
Boyd
Frye
Allen
Overton
Ter
Odeon
Nhyes J. Callahan
Hurmerickhouse White
Overton Sappenfield
Boyd R. Grounds
Merick
D. Grounds
Hurmercckhouse
Alen
R. Grounds
Lsurey
Indiana oppose Kissinger highway bill rallies inland groups
Indianapolis March 6 vigorous opposition to Kissinger highway commission bill and to making the state highway agency a political toy was voiced by Hoosier Motor Club president Robert B. Brooks six chambers of commerce Peru Bedford Vincennes Monticello Logansport Clinton Mayor Lew Shank and others I W Steinhart W T Settle and Thomas H Adams also spoke against the measure. Mayor Shank urged Senator Penrod to oppose the bill saying it would calamity taxpayers. Vincennes chamber telegrams protest and seek defeat of bill 427.
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Kissinger Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Robert B. Broads
Hoosier Motor Club
Ecommerce
Peru
Bedford
Vincennes Monticello
Logansport
Clinton
Lew Shank
I. W. Steinhart
Hoosier State Automobile Association
W. T. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Thomas H. Adams
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Shank
William K. Penrod
Indiana
Vincennes Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Aline Robinson
Kissinger
Indiana Bank Forced to Close by State Examiner
The Farmers and Merchants' State Bank of Geneva Adams county closed its doors on order of state bank examiners who audited the accounts. The failure was attributed to a large amount of frozen assets. The bank, incorporated in 1900, carried capital of 25 000.
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International News Service
Decatur
Ind
Farmers and Merchants’ State Bank
Geneva
Adams County
Jasons Nose Out Midland in Narrow 15-14 Victory
Jasonville edges Midland 15 to 14 in a slow game marked by poor shooting and few scoring bursts. Harris and Elson led Jasonville with late baskets as Midland failed to capitalize on chances, the lead changing hands and ending with Jasonville clinching the win.
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Jasons
Midland
Bill Cissna
Jasonville
Elson
Rowe
Harris
Ketcham
Flint
Mears
Burcham
Risinner
Ison
Tint
Poe
Burchem
Frye
Ketchem
Flint Risinger
Harris Wilson
de Atte al
Ges Mears Powell
Neat Tae Ee
Frye McCarty
Fur Ska
Ctang
Fison
Fryerf
Kincade
Six Killed Today In [.C. Crash
Six persons died this afternoon when their car was struck by a freight train on Illinois Central tracks near Williamsport Indiana. Victims listed include Clara Hurd 21 and Ruby Bodine 26 with children Gertrude Bodine 5 Mabel Bodine 3 Fred Bodine jr 19 months and Elsworth Bodine 6 months.
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International News Service
Williamsport
Ind
Illinois Central Railroad
Clara Hurd
Ruby Bodine
Gertrude Bodine
Mabel Bodine
Fred Bodine
Elsworth Bodine
Illinois Miners in Peril of Black Damp
In the Peabody mine at Riverton Illinois a hundred coal miners were overcome by black damp and all except 17 were removed by noon. Physicians said there will probably be no fatalities.
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Illinois
International News Service
Springfield
Peabody
Riverton
Marquis Curzon Stricken Ill in Cambridge Dinner Dress
London March 6 Marquis Curzon became suddenly ill at Cambridge last night. He was stricken when dressing for dinner and immediately sent to bed by his physician.
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London
Cabinet Meets for First Session of Coolidge Administration
The cabinet assembled at the White House for the first meeting of the new Coolidge administration. New members Secretary of State Kellogg and Secretary of Agriculture Jardine attended their initial cabinet appearance.
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Linternational. News . Service
Washington
Senate House Cannot Hit On Appropriations
Indianapolis March 6 The Senate and House remain at odds over the appropriations measure after a lengthy conference. Senator Hill said they were never farther apart. The teachers tenure bill survived 21 to 20, while the Senate approved the House amendment cutting the James Lanier homestead purchase price at Madison from 25000 to 12500 dollars.
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Sinternational News Service
Indianapolis
Senate
House
Representatives
Hill
James Laniers
Madison
Sane Slayer Moseley Faces Life Term In Wingate Case
In South Bind Indiana Raymond Moseley, 22, was found sane by a jury after an attempt to rob a soft drink parlor last December. He pleaded guilty to murder and received a life sentence recommendation, despite earlier defense claims of mental defectiveness and hospital observations.
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South Bind
Ind
Raymond Moseley
Moseley
Prince George to Undergo Operation for Septic Throat
International News Service reports on March 6 that Prince George, the king's youngest son, is to undergo an operation for septic throat. King George is improving from bronchitis, and former Premier Lloyd George is recovering from a minor illness.
Adorites Strike in Parliament as Kirkwood Suspended
In London March 6 Ramsay MacDonald led labor MPs in protest after David Kirkwood of Glasgow was suspended for rest of session for interrupting Austen Chamberlain during a foreign policy speech. The vote passed 245 to 119, sparking a walkout over parliamentary discipline and debates on a German security pact.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
David Kirkwood
Glasgow
Red
Kirkwood
Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain
MacDonald
France
Britain
Germany
Franee
Baldwin
Lord Balfour
Secretary Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
House
New Air Chief Named: Fechet to Succeed Mitchell
Washington March 6 Brigadier General William Mitchell to retire next month as assistant army air chief Secretary of War Weeks announced Fechet Texas Lieutenant Colonel to succeed Mitchell on April 27 The president approved Mitchells discipline as Fechet nomination sent to the Senate
There’s Plenty of Time Personally We Diet Tomorrow Tale
A brief Wilmington News-Journal item notes plans for dieting and shopping more carefully in the near future. The fragment suggests cautious budgeting and self discipline as a local sentiment.
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Torrow
Wilmington News-Journal
Lawrence County Third District Remains Likely
Indiana politics bulletin reports tension over a Penrod gerrymander bill as compromise talks surface amid a Democratic walkout. Republican leaders push for late Senate passage or jammed action to block a House vote, with suspension of rules seen as unlikely.
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Lawrence County
Senate
House
Democrats Will Not Interfere In Republican Row
Senator Joseph Robinson after his re election as Democratic floor leader urged the Democrats in the senate to support the administration in its efforts to organize the body and refrain from interfering with the Republican faction led by La Follette.
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Linternational News Service
Washington
Senate
Joseph Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Two Bandits Shot in South Bend During Robbery Attempt
Two bandits, Carl Hern and Michael Spicuzzi, were shot today in South Bend Indiana while attempting to ambush a patrolman they suspected was tailing them for stealing a automobile. Two accomplices escaped.
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South Bend
International News Service
Ind
Mareh
Carl Hern
Michael Spicuzzi
Hern
Insect pests top concern at Purdue entomology conference
International news from Lafayette Indiana reports that March 6 saw Purdue host midwest entomologists who discussed two key pests: the Mexican bean beetle and the European corn borer. The meeting focused on control methods and regional impact.
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Lafayette
Ind
Middle West
Purdue
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