Bloomfield Teenager Dies After Worthington Crash
Bloomfield high school student Wayne Welch, 17, died after a Ford roadster crash near Worthington while en route to a football game. Companion Dynamite Ashbaugh, 27, and another Bloomfield youth sustained minor injuries. Jitney driver John Keyes and four passengers also suffered non fatal injuries in separate rollover near Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Welch
Charles E. Welch
Bloomfield
Ashbaugh
Libian Jackson
Worthington
Pennsylvania Line
Big Four Railway
T. Roy Cook
Dr. Cook
Young Welch
John Keyes
Gladys Doyle
Ernest Kidd
Shirtier
Arthur Risher Hurt At Shirkey Hill Mine Incident
Arthur Risher aged 21 son of Chas Asher living west of the city sustained severe injuries this morning at the Shir ey Hill mine when a slate fall trapped him on the bottom. He suffered a fractured skull and was carried to the surface for aid and later rushed by ambulance to Reeman City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Dr. Thomas
Worthington
Bloomfield High School
Drs
Frank
Will Welch
Arthur Risher
Chas
Asher
Shirey Hill
Young Risher
Reeman City Hospital
Arbuckle May Go On Witness Stand
In San Francisco Judge Loudeback prepares for trial near end with Arbuckle likely to testify in his own defense over the Virginia Rappe death. Defense has signaled he may take the stand within days, aiming to deny injuring Miss Rappe at a St Francis hotel party. witnesses from the Los Angeles film colony are subpoened. Arbuckle seeks to endure scrutiny and believes testifying is better than facing continued accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
St. Francis
Los Angeles
Arbuckle
America
God
Israel
Mt. Horeb
Lincoln
Jasonville Football Aggregation Defeats Linton 27 to 6
Jasonville trounced Linton 27 to 6 at Oliphant field in a decisive high school football game. Linton's early score came after a fumble recovery, with Jasonville later answering through drives and a final interception return as the crowd roared. Bicknell high school fans are expected tomorrow to support their team in the season closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Linton
Taylor
Witty
Moody
Courtney
Zuder
Dudley
Bicknell
Oliphant Field
Young Man Injured. Friends Hope for Recovery in Linton
A young man from Linton suffered injuries described as serious but not fatal. His friends and the local community express hope for a speedy and complete recovery, underscoring his prominence in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Federal judge bars five cent fare in Chicago
Federal Judge George A. Cakuentes issued a temporary restraining order at noon Thursday against Chicago and the Illinois Commerce Commission. The order bars enforcing the commission’s ruling that cut the street car fare from 8 cents to 5 cents. The measure was to take effect at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George A. Cakuentes
City of
Illinois Commerce Commission
Two Women Drown When Car Falls Through Bridge Draw
Two women died and two others were saved when their car plunged through the north draw of the Black River bridge in Port Huron yesterday. The victims were Mrs. D Earle Minne and Mrs. Emilie Gerrie, both of Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henson, also of Port Huron, were rescued by crew members of the steamer Guan el after the draw had been opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Black River Bridge
Earle Minne
Emilie Gerrie
Frank Henson
Former Vincennes Bank Official Sentenced to Prison
Arthur Jenkins former vice president of the Wabash Bank Vincennes pleaded guilty to grand larceny in circuit court. He was sentenced to one to fourteen years in the Indiana reformatory for misappropriating over $10,000 and investing it in the motion picture industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Arthur Jenkins
Wabash Bank
Indianapolis
Indiana Reformatory
Jenkins
Prospects for Linton's New Federal Building Bright
Washington reports growing likelihood of a new federal building in Linton with an omnibus bill possible after Congress reconvenes. The plan would allocate funds for post offices and sites, including Linton at 50 000 dollars, with other Indiana cities also listed. Congressman Bladd urged to pursue the project promptly to aid unemployment relief and federal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Main
America
Congress
Post Office Department
House
Indiana
Clinton
North Vernon
Rochester
Shelbyville
Plymouth
Warsaw
Ft. Wayne
Hartford City
Logansport
Vincennes
Greensburg
Lebanon
Linton
Mt. Vernon
Noblesville
Winchester
Congressman Bladd
Japan Accepts Limits as Conference Presses Race
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Garon Kato acknowledging defeat in pushing a naval buildup. The United States plan is backed by Secretary Hughes and Baron Kato notes Japan must yield or race ahead. Britain and Japan avoid direct engagement, while China loses leverage as Manchuria remains under Japanese influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Garon Kato
Tokio
Hughes
Baron Kato
United States
Britain
Car Looted by 10 Robbers on Express Train
Indianapolis detectives hunted along the Pennsylvania line from Indianapolis to Charlottesville for merchandise stolen from an express car. The silk laden shipment from New York to St Louis was broken into after Charlottesville. loss unpaid, inventory to be done next day. No clues found after an all day search. robbers believed to have left at State Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Line
Charlottsville
Ind
Union Station
St. Louis
New York
James Hussey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hussey
State Avenue
William Cowser
Thanksgiving observance in Linton at First Christian church
Thanksgiving services in Linton, held at the First Christian church, drew a full house with all city Protestant pastors taking part. Rev Heitmeyer delivered the sermon on gratitude, praising America’s spiritual and material riches and the nation’s recent legal and social advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
First Christian Church
Corts
Fledderjohann
Saron Reformed Church
Robins
A. B. Church
Russell
M. E. Church
Heitmeyer
First Baptist Church
Japan to stay in Manchuria predicts no concerted action
Washington reports a careful survey of nine-power delegations signaling no plan to force Japan to withdraw from Manchuria or curb its expansion. Tokyo will give up Shantung but retain joint rail control with China and accept actions to remove foreign restrictions and stabilize China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Japan
China
United States
Washington
Mongolia
Shantureg
Oriental Republic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mistrap
Shirley Hill
Ian
Urday
Jasonville Football Aggregation
Chesty
Virginia
A W. Collins
Michigan
Vincennes Bank
Federal
Shantung
Hughes and
Elihu
Root
Churna
Pennsylvania
Linton Success
Christian Church
REV. Heitmeyer
Proud of
Weather Report