Well Known Miner 19 Summoned by Death
Alvin O'Haver aged about fifty, a well known miner, died after a major operation at City Hospital. He lived at 660 G street northeast and was a U B church member with a large circle of friends. Survived by widow Minnie and seven children. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Alvin O'Haver
U. B. Church
Minnie O’haver
Alpa Price
Terre Haute
Floyd
Marley
Margaret Mean Marie
Barbara O’haver
Uncle Sam to Take Up 400 Millions in I C U's Next Month
Washington May 18 The treasury said federal reserve banks are authorized to redeem immediately the series O-1925 certificates of indebtedness maturing June 15 totaling 406 021 000. The move signals progress on the June financing plan and suggests a smaller issue for the upcoming certificates.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
The
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Senator Hiram Johnson’s Yacht Seized by Honduran Troops
Passengers aboard the Kemah, the private yacht of United States Senator Hiram Johnson of California, recounted to reporters in San Diego how Honduran soldiers boarded and searched the vessel at Amapala. They claimed the party was accused of carrying arms for Honduran revolutionists while anchored in the roadstead at daybreak.
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San Diego
Cal
United States
Hiram Johnson
California
Amapala
Honduras
Hiram
Miners Die in Dort Feld Mine Blast Near Dortmund
Berlin May 18 Thirty seven men were killed and 18 injured in an explosion in pit No 5 of the Dortfeld mine near Dortmund Saturday. Except for three missing miners all the dead and injured had been removed from the mine.
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Berlin
Dortfeld
Dortmund
Reorganization Bid Blocked in Hawkins Mortgage Case
In Indianapolis on May 18 Judge Baltzell refused to halt bankruptcy proceedings against Hawkins Mortgage Co and its subsidiary loan societies blocking another attempt at reorganizing the firm.
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Indianapolis
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Baltzell
Many Arrested in Indianapolis Weekend Raids
Indianapolis police rounded up fifty six suspects after weekend raids enforcing the bone dry prohibition law. The sweep targeted violators across the city, with officers reporting numerous arrests and ongoing enforcement efforts by state authorities.
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Indianapolis
Schwab Named Official Referee for Indianapolis Speedway May 30
Charles M Schwab of United States Steel was chosen as official referee for the Indianapolis speedway races on May 30. Schwab's selection emphasizes corporate involvement in the event and sets the officiating standard for the race day.
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Indianapolis
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Indianapolis Speedway
Dempsey Eyes Berlin Boxing Exhibitions
Berlin dispatch reports negotiations began for Jack Dempsey to stage a series of boxing exhibitions in Berlin this summer.
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Dempsey
Berlin
Jack Dempsey
Unhappy Thought on Mothers and Children in Exchange
A reflective line from Exchange notes a woman’s sorrow over her children and the imagined hardships they might face if another woman had been their mother. The remark centers on caregiving and motherhood with a somber, social tone.
Woman Rep Trades Barbs Over Boxing Bill Challenge
Bishop Thomas R. Quayle of Oswego Illinois called Hon Mrs Kena Harrrod a political Sapphira after she voted for the State boxing bill She replied with a challenge to a boxing match saying she could make the bishop eat his words
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Kena H#rrod
Sapphira
Ananias
Thomas R. Quayle
Oswego
Ill
Motorcycle Star Ralph Hepburn Joins Indy 500 Race
Indianapolis May 18 Ralph Hepburn the noted motorcycle racer will move to automobile speed in the 18th Indianapolis 500 on May 30. He will drive the Locomobile Junior Eight entered by Earl Cooper who will also race a car. Cooper is a former runner up here and recently won at Charlotte. Hepburn’s switch follows a prior near jump to big league racing and shows confidence in his speed and nerves for the 600 mile event ahead.
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Indianapolis
Ralph Hepburn
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Hepburn
Earl Cooper
Cooper
Locomobile Company
Charlotte
Hall
Tommy Milton
Uepburn
Beverly Hills
Cal
Wounded by Bandits In Indianapolis Hold Up
Clyde Conn a 35 year old filling station collector was critically injured after a running gun battle with two bandits who tried to hijack his car. Conn was pursued after leaving the station with several hundred dollars and struck twice in the pursuit.
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Indianapolis
Clyde Conn
Conn
J Dallas Dort Auto Magnate Dies On Golf Course
J Dallas Dort, 64, pioneer of the automobile industry and former president of Dort Motor Car, died of heart disease after 18 holes at Flint Country Club in Flint, Michigan. Dort co founded Durant Dort Carriage and later led Dort Motor Car.
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Flint
Mich
Dallas Dort
Dort Motor Car Company
Tty
Flint Country Club
Mr. Dort
W. G. Durant
Durant-Dort Carriage Company
Dart Motor Car Company
Euchre and 500 Party at St Peter's Church Hall
The Altar and Rosary society of St. Peter's Catholic church will host a euchre and 500 party at the K of C hall Tuesday evening. Members and friends of the congregation are welcome.
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Altar and Rosary Society
St. Peter's Catholic Church
K. of C. Hall
Birth Announcement for Mary Ruth Roach
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Roach announce the birth of a daughter Mary Ruth born this morning.
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Raleigh Roach
Mary Ruth
Harmeson Matches Oliphant by Earning Four Purdue Letters
Harold Harmeson of Indianapolis, a junior, won his fourth Purdue letter across four major sports, joining Elmer Oliphant as the only students to do so. Harmeson serves as captain-elect of the 1925 football team, starred for Purdue basketball, and plays on the baseball squad, with tennis hinted as a potential fifth letter if time allowed.
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Lafayette
Ind
Harold Harmeson
Indianapolis
Indiana Saturddy
Elmer Q. Oliphant
Perdue
West Point
Purdue University
Purdue
Harmeson
Shaw Murder-Pretrial Starts Tomorrow in Indianapolis
John Thomas Shaw, a Black man, goes to court in Marionville for a second trial on charges of murder in the death of Helen Hager Whelchel. Her body was found on the Big Pour railroad tracks near the city on November 28, 1923. Shaw was previously convicted and sentenced to death, but granted a new trial by the Indiana Supreme Court after appeal.
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Indianapolis
John Thomas Shaw
Marlinsville
Helen Hager Whelchel
Big Pour
Shaw
Marion
Indiana Supreme Court
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E. V. Bull
Dentists Telephone
Frank M. Welch
Will C. Welch
Hamilton
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Uniisd
Linitisd Press Dispatch
Rena Elrod
Olis
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Euchre
Greene County
Eer Anere
Sam Wood
Pauline
Kenneth Harlan
Helene Chadwick
Zasu Pitts
Mary Carr
Ralph Lewis
Roy Barnes
Russell
Mrs. Coleman
Arederick
Conrad Navel
Mae Bush
Huntly Gordon
Bennie Leonard
Rae” i
Border Bay
Ernest Truex
Oliphant
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Linton Hardware CO
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