Lyons Falters in First Regional Tilt
Franklin high school defeated Lyons 45 to 30 in the second game of the regional tournament at the I. A. gym Bloomington. Franklin led 26 to 11 at the half and Whrey scored 12 points. Franklin and Martinsville advance to meet in tonight’s regional final to determine who goes to the state tourney in Indianapolis.
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Local High School Basketball Scores Across Indiana Regions
Game results from Frankfort West Point and Anderson Newcastle list scores for teams including Boswell Wallace Wingate Dun Kirk Carmel Stoney Creek Gary Froebel Wins ton Poseyville Evansville Central Huntinburg Deputy Richmond Morion Aurora Connersville Bloomington Martinsville Garfield Terre Haute Franklin Lyons Kokomo Marion Delphi Huntington Liberty Center Fort Wayne Auburn Monticello Elkhart South Whitley.
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Walter Camp Found Dead at Belmont Hotel
Walter Camp, famed football consultant to Yale, was found dead in the Belmont hotel New York March 14. He died overnight reportedly from a heart attack after missing a meeting of the intercollegiate football rules committee. Camp was past sixty and had been in good health.
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New, York
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Three Children Slain by Infuriated Father
Kansas City news reports a father, Gibson, killed three children with an axe at their home and wounded his wife Mrs. M. T. Gibson. Police search for Gibson, who was found at the cellar stairs with injuries thought self inflicted. Neighbors say he chased his wife with an axe before the assaults.
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Greater Linton Club to Meet on Tuesday Evening
The Greater Linton Club calls a meeting at the public library next Tuesday at 7 30. Members are urged to attend promptly to revive interest and address city problems with active participation and adviser exchange. New officers will be elected at the gathering.
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Blizzard Sweeps Northwest Deep Snowdrifts Across Montana
A mid March blizzard blankets the northern Rockies with heavy snow and zero to subzero temperatures. Montana reports 10 below, Saskatchewan hits 20 below, while Nebraska, Colorado and nearby areas face wind driven snow and crippled traffic.
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Galloway of Indiana Named Assistant Attorney General
Herman J. Galloway of Indiana has been named assistant attorney general by President Coolidge. The move is announced from Washington as Galloway assumes duties in the administration.
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Coal Producers Meet in Cleveland to Discuss Wage Agreement
Officials announce a coal producers conference in Cleveland on March 17 to consider abrogating the Jacksonville wage agreement as West Virginia operators join the meeting. District UMW leaders plan talks in Pittsburg on Sunday about working conditions amid a semi collapse in the bituminous industry due to overmanning and overproduction.
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Measures vanish at Indiana capitol
Three bills passed by the last legislature and awaiting the governor’s signature disappeared. The naval militia oleo margarine and O Rourke special assessments bills were missing and face automatic death if not found by midnight. Union leaders warn the measures could die March 31, 1927, impacting bituminous coal talks.
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German riots in Halle leave seven dead and many wounded
In Halle Germany a communist pre election meeting developed into a gun battle as police broke it up. Seven people were killed and 24 injured including four policemen. The gathering supported the forthcoming presidential campaign.
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Sandborn High to Stage The Gypsy Rover Musical Comedy
Sandborn Indiana March 14 The Sandborn high school chorus directed by Miss Ida Hanna with assistants Hazel Brough Jeanette Grubb and Jane McEwan presents The Gypsy Rover a romantic musical comedy tonight in the Sandborn community hall.
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Third Sister Made Widow By Coal Mine Blast Returns Home
Mrs. Sidna McClanahan an 18 year old widow of Dwight McClanahan who died in the Sullivan mine disaster on February 20 has returned to her parents near Sullivan. She is the third sister in the family to be widowed by mine accidents. Her sister Helen lost her husband last November at Jasonville and the eldest sister lost her husband two years ago. Red Cross director Eugene C. Foster notes this reflects the ongoing rehabilitation work in Sullivan amid the disaster’s toll and relief appeals continue.
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Eugene C. Foster
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Red Cross
Sensational Turn in Millionaire Orphan Death Investigation
Indiana lawmakers during 1840s era passed numerous local and county focused acts. The piece highlights frequent divorces by legislative act, court timing changes, license fees, and unusual laws from 1840 1848 including wolves bounties and hay inspectors. It notes shifting duties from legislature to boards and courts. It cites specific acts like organizing Tipton and Richmondville now Howard County.
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Marion County
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Wild Cat Navigation Company
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President Coolidge abandons Warren bid for attorney general
President Coolidge has decided to end the fight to appoint Charles B. Warren as attorney general. The Warren nomination stands before the Senate for a second rejection, while the president seeks another nominee for the post.
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Mrs. Pulitzer Dies From Taxi Crash Injuries
New York reported that Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer wife of the St. Louis Post Dispatch publisher and secretary of the Press Publishing Company died in a city hospital from injuries after a Thursday night taxicab collision with an elevated railroad pillar.
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Smoot Stricken in Senate Attending Session
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, a veteran Republican leader, fell ill in the Senate and was treated before being taken home. Doctors diagnosed indigestion but called the illness not serious, adding a general breakdown from overwork and two weeks of rest, though he might return to vote on the Warren nomination.
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