Linton High to Meet Sheridan at Oliphant Field
Strong Sheridan opposition expected as Linton High School aims to avenge last year’s defeat at Oliphant Field tomorrow at 2 30 pm. Coach Landis boasts sixteen players with nine starters returning and urges public support while Sheridan seeks a hard fought game.
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Oliphant Field
Linton High School
Sheridan
Landis
Linton
Sherdan
Oscar Berard
George Bradley
Bradley
Lintonians
Rage War Flames Up In Chicago Anew Today
A bomb wrecked Dethesada Baptist Church in Chicago’s fashionable south side injuring property and widening racial tensions. The attack followed a wave of black relocation into the area, with the church sale from Jewish owners cited as part of the conflict.
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Chicago
United Pryuss Dispatch
South Side
Dethesada
Jury unable to reach verdict in Usrey case at Boone Circuit Court
After more than twelve hours of deliberation the jury failed to agree in the Usrey vs Berns and others damages case tried in Boone Circuit Court. The trial spanned several days after venue from Marion County. Usrey alleged misrepresentations and defrauding to invest 2500 in stock of Indianapolis Securities and American Farms, both now in receivership. defendants denied insolvency and framed Farms as a branch of the Indianapolis Securities firm.
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Lebanon
Ind
Evan Preston Usrey
Linton
Greene County
Peter C. Berns
Boone Circuit
Indianapolis Securities Company
American Farms Company
Marion County
Asrey
Farms Company
Linton Schools Aid Saving Old Ironsides Essay Contest
Schools across the nation participate in the Marion Eppley Essay prize to raise 500000 for Old Ironsides. President Coolidge inspired essays sent to Secretary Wilbur, with Elk district deputies guiding medal selections for elementary and high school students during October 19 to 24.
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United States
Marion Eppley
Congress
Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
Calvin Coolidge
Wilbur
the Elks
Janes Inman Suffers Stroke of Paralysis
James Inman a former Linton resident known to Shoals crowd was stricken with apoplexy while chatting with friends on the street yesterday afternoon. His condition is serious. He formerly ran a livery stable on West Vincennes street and has relatives in this city. Mayor Seph Inman is his second cousin and Eph Inman, Indianapoliss lawyer, is a brother. Recover soon is wished.
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James Inman
Linton
Shoals
Inman
Vincennes Street
Seph Inman
Eph. Inman
Indianapolis
Hanging of Frank Lanciano in Chicago Jail
Frank Lanciano was hanged in the county jail in Chicago on October 16 for the murder of Rose Attillio. He had deserted his wife in Philadelphia months earlier and, before the death march, wired his wife asking her to claim his body if it is not too much trouble.
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Chicago
Frank Lanciano
Rose Attillio
Philadelphia
Frank
Inman
Talesmen
Ralph K. Kane
Jureys
Milo Hershey
Henry Roberts
State House
Foster Straitor
Stephenson
Kane
Straitor
Stephenson-Klenck-Gentry
Ralston's Funeral Arrangements Announced
Indianapolis contemplates simple state viewing for Senator Samuel M. Ralston with private services at his home. Burial set for Lebanon Indiana after Lebanon Presbyterian Church rites. delegation of fourteen senators to attend. memorials planned by bar associations and civic groups.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Samuel M. Ralston
State Capitol
Ralston
Lebanon
Ind
Updike
House of Representatives
Jackson
Watson
Coolidge
Senator Ralston
Indianapolis Bar Association
The
State Bar Association
State House
Federal
Auto
Double murder case nears solution in Wisconsin
Kenosha police move toward solving the double murder of Madalyne Latimer and James. Traces found on Lover's Lane point to a scorned suitor seeking revenge as motive.
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Kenosha
Wis
Madalyne Latimer
James
Lover's Lane
Here
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market Report
Indianapolis market report shows hog receipts at 5800 with prices steady to 25 cents higher. top hogs $11.65 to $12.00, medium and mixed $11.65 to $11.75. Cattle receipts 900 with a weak tone. steers $7.00 to $13.50, cows and heifers $5.00 to $10.00. Sheep receipts 700 steady. top lambs $14.50, overall top $7.00.
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Indianapolis
Shaw Case Postponed To November In Morgan Court
The murder trial of John Thomas Shaw, jailed for the death of Mrs. Helen Hager Whelchel, was postponed to November 20 in Morgan County after the absence of prosecutor William E. Remy from the Noblesville case. Shaw had been sentenced to death in a prior trial, and a hung jury followed the second trial.
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Indianapolis
William E. Remy
D. C. Stephenson
Noblesville
Martinsville
John Thomas Shaw
Helen Hager Whelchel
Morgan County
Remy
Williams
Morgan
Shaw
Big Series Post Mortem and Hero Picking
Pittsburg fans celebrate a 9 to 7 series win as Walter Johnson and Roger Peckinpaugh are focal points. Box scores show Max Carey led with 11 hits and .458, Joe Harris hit .440, and Carey stole three bases. Attendance and receipts totals are listed for the seven games.
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Max Carey
Pirates
Joe Harris
Washington Troops
Carey
Harris
Goslin
Moore
Pirate
Senators
Vic Aldridge
Kremer
Johnson
Walter
Advisory Council
Queer Quirks in Hoosierdom News
Corn rot ting in fields after rains noted by farmers around Belivar. Illinois Governor Len Small and Indiana Governor Jackson attended the dairy exposition at the state fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Lester Beavans seeks habeas corpus against his in laws to regain wife. Miami County public schools to weigh children with scales ordered under nurse supervision.
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Indianapolis
Len Small
Illinois
State Fairgrounds
Jackson
Bluffton
Lester Beavans
Wells County
Peru
Miami County
Federal suit over mortgage in Terre Haute district
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. sues James A Deckard and Elizabeth Deckard in the Terre Haute division seeking 47000 on a mortgage note held by The Farmers Bank and Trust Bloomfield The Citizens Bank of Newberry and Curtis C Hendren are co defendants. The original July 27 1920 note was 6000 for five years at 6 percent with interest through January 27 1925. The petition says other defendants claims postdate the mortgage. Total due includes interest taxes 236.63 attorneys fees 500 and 7.50 abstract.
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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Terre Haute
James A. Deckard
Elizabeth Deckard
Farmers’ Bank and Trust Company of
Bloomfield
Citizens’ Bank of
Newberry
Tuxedo State Bank of Indianapolis
Curtis C. Hendren
Indiana prohibition agents boosted as new roster named
In Indianapolis on October 16, district administrator E. C. Yellowley announced that twenty-one Indiana federal prohibition agents will remain in office and six more will be added, with several transfers earlier and uncertain status for five. The reappointed list includes Walter Wills among others.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
E. C. Yellowley
Prohibition Enforcement
Chiergo
Ansel R. Harris
George L. Winkler
W. O. Holman
John E. Kine
Robert Neilan
William H. Crowe
A. C. Elliott
Roy R. Hellopeter
Roy R. Negley
Julius A. Bryan
Will Hays
C. Roy Wright
James G. Browning
Walter Wills
Denton Bass
Charles R. Liebert
W. J. Marshall
Harvey Reed
Frank C. Tukey
William A. Ray
Omer S. Manlove
Dead man piloted fast train fifteen miles
Syracuse reporter reports the New York Central Western Express bound for Chicago ran nearly fifteen miles with engineer William Vanbergen dead in the cab. Fireman Charles Foreman found the engineer with head crushed after the engine passed through Minoa yards near Syracuse. Vanbergen is believed struck by a girder from the Canastota canal bridge.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Western Express
New York Central
Chicago
Charles J. Foreman
Albany
William Vanbergen
Minoa Yards
Vanbergen
Canastota Canal
Funeral held for unidentified man in Morgan woods
A large gathering attended the Welch chapel funeral service for the unidentified stranger found dead Sunday in the Morgan woods southeast of town. The Rev. O A Cook officiated and floral tributes were placed before burial at the old Linton cemetery.
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Welch Chapel
Morgan Woods
O. A. Cook
Old Linton Cemetery
County Auditor Arrested and a Girl Takes Over
Hartfort City Ind Oct 16 Walter Hughes Democrat was arrested today on illegal possession of his office. Ruth Werber, opposing candidate, signed the affidavit and now holds the office. She immediately took possession and says she is determined to keep it.
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Hartford City
Ind
Walter Hughes
Ruth Werber
Chicago Beer Gang Battle Leaves King Wounded
United Press dispatch reports another staged gun battle between rival beer gangs in Chicago. Several participants fled before police could arrest them, and one beer king sustained a slight gunshot wound.
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Chicago Beer Gang
King
Chicago
Impressive Greek Christening of Baby Pete Sarris
The three month old Pete Sarris was christened in a Greek ceremony led by Father John Kayakos. Godparents John Bishop of Vincennes attended, with numerous guests at the Sarris home. A formal luncheon followed with family and friends, gifts included gold crosses and gold hearts for guests.
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Chris Sarris
John Kayakos
Indianapolis
Sarris
First Streets
Little Pete
John Bishop
Vincennes
John Kayako
Hd. An Bishop
Sam Bishop
Henry Humphreys
Nelle Humphreys
Rosemary
Herman Schloot
Esther
Joe Gerrin
Thomas Sarris
Bedford
Emma Lucas
BE. V. Bull
Haldon Beasley
Ettie West
Mary Collins
Peter Schloot
John
Nick
Pauline
Peter
Pete
Chinese Troops Move into Shanghai Quietly
Ten thousand Chekiang troops entered Shanghai today without any gunfire. The occupation could spark a renewed round in the ongoing Chinese civil war as tensions rise between forces aligned with the central government and regional commanders.
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Shanghai
John Koval Executed in Electric Chair
John Koval of Gary was executed for the murder of Mrs. Martha Segersky, mother of six, in Michigan City. He died at 12 08 a m after the sentence was carried out in the electric chair.
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Michigan City
John Koval
Gary
Wfe
Martha Segersky
Birth control denounced by Episcopal committee report
In New Orleans on October 16 a Protestant Episcopal committee on home and family life denounced birth control in its report highlighting concerns about its impact on society and family life.
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New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
America
No Jury Nearing Completion in Stephenson Trial
Noblesville Ind October 16 no court Saturday as judge Sparks delays to assemble another venire of about 100 men before twelve can be chosen. Prosecution and defense question jurors about attempts to influence verdict and potential contacts with venire members.
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Noblesville
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Sparks
Indianapolis
Veniremen
Jyors
Inman
Kenneth Raquet
Sheridan
Berne Raquet
State Board of
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Is Laver
Fate House
Bill Adams
Supreme Court
Raquet
Newman T’. Miller
Economy program slows progress of U.S. air service
Washington Oct 16 The Coolidge economy program is hindering the development of the army air service the air board was told by General Fox Connor supply officer today General Connor said the program constrains expansion and procurement for the air service and related projects.
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Qet
Army
Air Service
Air Board
Fox Connor
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