Morning Trains Marked by Passages and News
Local entries note residents boarding trains to Hammond Indianapolis Terre Haute and Louisville for church sessions teaching positions and family visits. A birth at the Munice public school and social gatherings honor Mrs. Frederick Schneider mark a lively morning.
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Virginia Tevis
Louisville
Ellison McGuire
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge K. of P
Edward Colgate
Terre Haute
Synod of the Presbyterian Church
William Osborn
J. C. Winchester
Crawfordsville
Mary Turner
Munice
Muncie
Odd Fellows to Confer First Degree in Louisville Armory
Home Lodge of Odd Fellows in Louisville plans a first degree ceremony in the armory on Friday October 14 starting at 5 pm with a 30 member team. The Lexington home orphans band will perform. Monroe Lodge No 2 meets tomorrow night to discuss the matter and other items with addresses by two prominent Odd Fellows. Every Odd Fellow urged to participate in the doings.
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Home Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Louisville
Armory
Lexington
Monroe Lodge No. 2
Tapiro Pigmy Cultivators of Tobacco
Tapiro pigmy people described as cultivators of tobacco in the region, with notes on their agricultural practices and local livelihood.
Old and New Met at White House Today
Thomas Rodey Marshall former Vice President called on President Harding at the White House and met Calvin Coolidge in the executive offices. A Cabinet member welcomed Marshall as he chatted with the President and Postmaster General. Marshall said he had no advice to give and quipped about a five cent cigar.
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Washington
Appeals Court Reverses Damages Award in Patent Case
The United States Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling awarding about 2 million dollars to Henry Ford in a patent infringement dispute. The decision overturns Judge Anderson’s damages judgment against a Cincinnati company, affecting claimed patent infringement.
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Weina
Hhenry Ford
United Tetee Crevourted
Jeeta
Anderson
Trial opens in murder case with Mrs. Southard as key witness
The fourth husband murder case proceeds with Mrs. Southard facing the court as her counsel portrayed, while a sister or friend sits apart. The witness is seated away from her spouse in court as testimony begins, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cotton depart by train to visit friends and relatives in Kokotus.
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Eling
Afro
Jesse Cotton
Veway
Kokotus
Boy 10 Held in Death of Brother Near Chicago
A ten year old boy Hugh Buffington was held by the police matron for questioning in the death of his fourteen year old brother Samuel found hanging in a clothes closet at their home. Police believe a hangman game may have led to fright and disappearance. The mother and stepfather were released.
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Chicago
Hugh Buffington
Samuel
Hugh
Omaha business men seized in billion-dollar financial scandal
Nine prominent Omaha businessmen were arrested amid reports of at least 100 indictments returned by the grand jury. The arrests stem from multiple business failures and hints point to a colossal fraud to be pursued by the state.
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Omaha
Dover Channel Swimmers and Burgess Cross Channel
English swimmer William Burgess finally crossed from South Foreland Dover to Le Chatet near Cape Gris Nez in 22 hours 35 minutes after 15 prior attempts. The article notes earlier crossings by Captain Webb and others, with jellyfish stings, tides, and near-misses described.
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Dover
Calais
You
Burgess
South Foreland
le Chatelct
Apatron West Point
Lhover
Cape Gis Ney
Pas de Calais
William T. Burgess
le Chatelet
Cape Gris Nez
Captain Webb
David Patten
New York
Sam Mahoney
Revere Beach
Mass
Sangatee
Jabez Wolffe
James Mearns
Montagu Holbermn
England
Annette Kellerman
Kansas coal strike ties up mines at $1000 a ton
Pittsburg Kansas October miners leaders said it will cost the state $1000 per ton to mine coal as the Kansas mines remain completely idle. Water floods large workings and even donkey hole operations halt while the strike in support of Howat continues.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Howat
Federal miners jailed in West Virginia seek White House aid
A United Mine Workers committee formed at the Indianapolis miners convention asked President Harding for federal protection for miners held in West Virginia jails amid the recent civil conflict. The request underscores mounting labor tensions and seeks federal intervention.
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West Virginia
Washington
Harding
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Governor seeks extradition over West Virginia mine murder charge
Governor Morgan of West Virginia filed for extradition of miner avid Rubb from West Terre Haute Indiana in connection with the March on Mingo murder. A hearing is set in Governor McCray's office tomorrow.
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West Virginia
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Morgan
Avid Rubb, Miner
West Terre Haute
Indiana
Mingo
McCray
Tomorr
Invitations Sent For Armament Conference Participants
Washington reports invitations will be sent today to Belgium the Netherlands and Portugal to participate in the armament conference. Other powers have agreed to their inclusion.
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Belgium
Netherlands
Portugal
Washington
Portugual
Riley Birthday Celebrations Set Across Indiana
October 7 events will include a tree planting at 11 AM in Indianapolis to benefit the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children with Governor McCray possibly speaking. A state wide school campaign funds the hospital from Riley’s birthday to October 28, supporting a free children’s hospital.
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Riley
Indiana
Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
McCray
State Board of Education
Children’s Hospital
Riley Memorial Association
Food for Pugilists Confusion Over Dishes Stews
A newspaper note reports a diner misled by a bill of fare calling a dish stewed uppercute, only to find it was stewed apricots. The item reflects a culinary mix up echoed in travel notes from Florida to Brazil.
Saluda man fined in Circuit Court for assault and battery
In the Circuit Court this morning John Righthouse of Saluda township was fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery. He also pled guilty in Squire Harley's court to provoke and was fined $1 and costs. The incident occurred at a ball gate near Chelsea last July between a picked man from Battery E and a picked man from Saluda. Attorney Phibbs represented the defendant and Prosecuting Attorney Byron Mouser appeared for the State.
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John Righthouse
Saluda
Righthouse
Squire Harley’s
Chelsea
Battery E
Satuda
Phibbs
Jeffersonville
Byron Mouser
Edward Andrews
Edward Forter
Prardtan
Wirst
Cooper Hirst
James B
Fiorence Woolford
Francia
Lotte Blaylock
Charles McQuirin
Veronics Quinn
Richard Todd
Finagline Lockridge
Joseph Hawkins
Ernest Fewell
Nettie Bo Fewell
Madison visit shapes plans for Clifty Falls park hotel site
Officials from the Conserv- Veltman Commission of Taidiana and local leaders visited Madison from Versailles to confer at Clity Park about locating a park hotel. Rose Hall is favored for its view and access along the river, with broad support from business leaders and civic groups.
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Rachted Packer
Conser- Veltman Cominisson
Taidiana
Madison
Versailles
Clity Park
Mendisen
Rose Hall
Bagdovelinet
Catty Falls
Rose Hilwood
Park Hotel
Rose di Toter
Clifty Falls
High School Senior Lyceum Course Set in October
The senior class plans a five act lyceum program in the school assembly room featuring Redpath Chautauqua Bureau acts and local artists. The Temple Singers open on Thursday night October 6 with Jannette Kling, Dr W T Sherman Culp, Deren the magician and Princess Nadonis Indians also on the bill. Howard Richards and Ida Bell Lee received a marriage license this afternoon.
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Redpath Chautauqua Bureau
Temple Singers
Built for Sleep Simmons Beds Ad
An old styled ad touts Simmons metal beds and springs as a health investment. A sales message promises sturdiness and deep sleep while urging readers to visit a salesman to view the Simmons Medal Bliss and cribs.
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Cour Iolis
Simmons Medal
Bliss, Cribs
Simmons Springs
Campaign to double membership of WVL by Oct 15
The Indiana League of Women Voters aims to double its membership from July with a drive running October 5 to 15. District chairs will recruit through current members who must present one new member each with dues of 50 cents, by October 15.
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Indiana League of Women Voters
W. V
Actress Praised as a Star in Boston Transcript Note
A Boston Transcript praise tongues an actress as a rising star in a fair path to fame. The snippet mentions linoleum care guidance noting a coat of vartush applied every few months to extend life and maintain smoothness of courinoteum.
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Boston Transcript
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Roy B. Keller
Lafayette
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Ir. Weatherford
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M. G. Donlan
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Cleo Lodge
Brooksburg
R. B. Cain
Sarah
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E. J. Scott
Frederick Schneider
Anschieck
North Walnut Street
the Herald
Schneider
White House
Henry Ford
United States Circuit Court
ARS. Southard
Bluebeard
Hertz’'S
Kid
Dover Channel
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Mbass
Dastoia
Gap
Seth Bare Weite
Diniglishman
Florida
Brazil
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Jeien Hodge
Leroy Davis
Robert F. Benson
Robert Layton, Sr
Eva M. Kidwell
Ors Kidwell
Nora Willoughby
Charles W. Willoughby
Mary Dehler
A.J. Dehler
Martin & Martin
William J. Henley, Jr
Alma Hadley
David H. Hadley
James KE. Naden
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Gilbert Dihammer Et al
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Lucy Fancher
Ray Fancher
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Charman Wooda Guthrie and
Howard Richards
Ida Bell Lee
Simmons
Meyer
WVL
Oxfords
Oxford
Russia
C. A. Stanton
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