National Retail Coal Leader Pledges Fuel Cooperation
Samuel B. Crowell, president of the National Retail Coal Merchants Association, pledges full cooperation to maintain equitable fuel distribution and fair prices. In a letter to President Coolidge, he urges not surrender to miners and supports non interference. Crowell believes John L. Lewis will refrain from a general strike.
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Washington
Samuel B. Crowell
National Retail Coal Merchants’ Association
Coolidge
Mr. Crowell
Crowell
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Socialist Leader Job Marriman Dies at 64
Job Marriman, attorney and 1900 Socialist vice presidential candidate, died Monday in Sierra Madre California at age 64. A Hoosier born native of Indianápolis, he succumbed to tuberculosis at the foothills town northeast of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Job Marriman
Socialist Party
Sierra Madre
Foothill
Here
Indianz
Government Bonus Certificates Take Safety Box Route
Ex service men who have government bonus certificates may turn them over to Haldon Beasley who has secured a safety box at a local bank to hold the papers. The notice urges safe storage to prevent loss or destruction and to avoid red tape later.
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Haldon Beasley
Mr Madaris’s Condition Deteriorates
John Madaris of G street northeast remains ill with pneumonia symptoms after several days of Ml, showing no improvement today. The report notes his ongoing health struggle and lack of progress.
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John Madaris
G” Street
Mr. Madaris
Meyers Denies Control Denunciation by Opponents
Walter Meyers Democratic candidate for mayor in Indianapolis denied charges of machine control. He stated no machine supports him and he will not be dominated by any clique if elected.
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Indianapolis
Walter Meyers
Meyers
New Albany Schools Closed By Epidemic Of Infantile Paralysis
New Albany Ind Oct 28 Drastic steps were taken to curb infantile paralysis after a district school near the city was shut Monday. The city public and parochial schools closed and an order barred under 18s from attending picture shows and other gatherings. Children were urged to skip Sunday school and church next Sunday. A thorough investigation will decide reopening.
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New Albany
Ind
Board of Health
President Coolidge Proclaims Thanksgiving Day
President Coolidge issued a proclamation designating Thursday, November 26, as Thanksgiving Day. He cited peace at home and abroad a bountiful harvest and expanding commerce as reasons Americans should be thankful for the year ending.
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Washington
Coolidge
Robinson Does Not Declare Candidacy for Senate
United Press dispatch from Crawfordsville Indiana reports that Arthur R. Robinson recently named to the U S Senate spoke at two Ninth district Republican rallies but offered no clear statement about pursuing the short term nomination next spring. Speculation remains unsettled as observers await his decision.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Arthur R. Robinson
United States
Salary cuts hit Indiana state employees this month
Indiana state employees face salary reductions this month while old salaries are paid for planned increases. State Auditor Bowman announced the decision, stating he will disburse existing salaries to those awaiting raises and reduce pay for those ordered to decrease.
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Indianapolis
Bowman
State Budget Committee
Painleve Asked to Form New French Cabinet
United Press dispatch from Paris reports President Doumergue or Doum summoned Paul Painleve to the Elysee to form a new cabinet after the resignation of the previous government. The move is seen as a step to remove Caillaux from political life.
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Painleve
Paris
Doumargue
Paul Painleve
Elysee Palace
Caillaux
Attack on Damascus Leaves Thousands Dead Says French Sources
French sources report at least one thousand killed in Damascus bombardment while Arab estimates push casualties to as high as 25 000 in the suppression of a rebellion in the ancient city.
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Damascus
London
Jerusalem
Tax Cut Predicted By Longworth Before Christmas
Speaker Nicholas Longworth of Ohio predicted in St. Louis that a bill cutting taxes, mainly surtaxes, would pass the House of Representatives before Christmas. He spoke at a City Club address outlining expected legislative action and timing.
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ST. Louis
House of Representatives
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
City Club
Prison Population Shifts in Indiana Prisons and Reformatories
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis reports a 1924 rise in state prison and reformatory inmates while county jail holdings fall. The state board of charities figures show 2,205 prisoners in the state prison and 1,826 in the reformatory in 1924, versus 1,851 in the prison and 1,275 in the reformatory in 1914.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Charities
Reformatory
Triple funeral planned for three killed in Illinois crash
Lebanon Ind Oct 28 a triple funeral is set for Mrs R C Smith and her two children after their car was struck by a train at Danville Ill They will be buried in Clinton County tomorrow Byron Bowles a fourth victim will be buried here tomorrow
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Lebanon
Ind
R. C. Smith
Danville
Ill
Clinton County
Byron Bowles
Mules, Roosters At Stake In Baseball Bet Tale
Frank Connor and Earl Dreher, Indiana farmers, wagered roosters on the outcome of the World Series. Dreher tied a mule to Connor's barn as Washington led, risking twenty seven roosters if the team had not won.
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United Press Dispatch
Noblesville
Ind
Frank Connor
Earl Dreher
Dreher
Washington
Connor
Phoebe Graves, 91, dies in Hamilton County
Mrs. Phoebe Graves, 91, second oldest woman in Hamilton County, dies in Noblesville. Two sons survive her. United Press Dispatch reports the death on October 28.
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United Press Dispatcil
Noblesville, Ind
Phoebe Graves
Hamilton County
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Linton Sheet Metal Works
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Robinson
United Press Dispatchy
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Linton Gas & Coke Co
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