Tyre Clarks Appeal Before Supreme Court
Vicksburg relatives of Tyre Clark sentenced to death in Bentonville Arkansas for bank robbery and killing the president of the institution learn the transcript in his case has been lodged in the state’s supreme court and electrocution is stayed Clark seeks a new trial with a brief due September 24 and printing funds requested The condemned man’s parents Mr and Mrs Enos Clark depart for Arkansas to assist in his behalf
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Tyre Clark
Bentonville
Ark
Clark
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Illinois Central
Arkansas
Fancy Work Circle Holds Delightful Party Hostess Beasley
The Ladies' Fancy Work circle met at Mrs. Joe Beasley's home for the first session in two months. New officers were elected for the year: President Mrs. Fred Turpin, vice president Mrs. Lucian Hixson, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Sam Bryan. Members present included Mrs. Lee Hixson, Eli Mott, Ben Humphreys, Cooper, Ashcraft, Clem Humphreys, Charles Poe, Mrs. Turpin, Mrs. Lucian Hixson, and Mrs. S. D. Bryan. Dainty summer refreshments followed, with plans to meet again in two weeks.
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Joe Beasley
Fred Turpin
Lucian Hixson
Sam Bryan
Lee Hixson
Eli Mott
Ben Humphreys
Cooper
Ashcraft
Clem Humphreys
Charles Poe
Turpin
S. D. Bryan
Beasley
Philadelphia Athletics rally for 9 7 win over Senators
In Chicago on September 10 the Philadelphia Athletics, after a stretch of defeats, beat the Washington Senators 9 to 7 as Connie Mack’s team claws back toward the pennant race. The standings show Philadelphia at 76 wins and 68 losses, 66.5 percent.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Athletics
Boston Braves
Connie Mack
W. U. Pet
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg
New York Giants
W. L. Pet
New York
Population figures for Terre Haute grow in 1925 directory
The 1925 Polk city directory shows Greater Terre Haute population over 80 000 and Terre Haute proper above 73 000. The directory expands to 435 pages of listings for Terre Haute West Terre Haute and Taylorsville and adds 23 pages overall from the prior edition.
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Terre Haute
R.L. Polk
West Terre Haute
Taylorsville
Clinton mine teams enter national first aid meet
Three first aid teams from Clinton Coal company Binkley Coal company and Miami Coal company left Clinton Indiana for Springfield Illinois to compete in a national first aid meet starting today and running three days. Sullivan Indiana also sent one team among 62 total entries. Clinton Coal team members Timothy Golden William Burton Oliver Gardner William Grey John Dinsmore and John Hri vnak with D W Hayes accompanying. Binkley team members John Stevely William Foster Frank Stewart Hubert Call Alec Wilkie Clarence Call. Miami team members George Waters Matthew Wardrop Edward Geller Charles McWethy William Laird and Ernest Moore.
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Clinton
Ind
Springfield
Ill
Clinton Coal Company
Binkley Coal Company
Miami Coal Company
Indiana
Sullivan
Clinton Goal Company
Timothy Golden
William Burton
Oliver Gardner
William Grey
John Dinsmore
John Hrivnak
D. W. Hayes
Binkley
John Stevely
William Foster
Frank Stewart
Hubert Call
Alec Wilkie
Clarence Call
George Waters
Matthew Wardrop
Edward Geller
Charles McWethy
William Laird
Ernest Moore
Miami Company
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Ernest Torrence
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