Princeton War Hero Noah Evett Laid to Rest with Honors
Noah Tempie Evett, Princeton, died in the Chateau Thierry battle and is buried at Maple Hill Cemetery with military honors. His funeral at the General Baptist church featured a flag draped hearse, a processional led by the Owensville band, firing squads, and prayers by Rev. J B Pilant. The American Legion provided color guards and a chaplain proclaimed final rites as townsfolk marked the event with flags along the procession route.
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Noah ‘Tempie Evett
Princeton
Chateau Thierry
Noble M. Evett
South Seminary Street
Sceme
General Baptist Church
J. B. Pilant
Winslow
Owensville
Samuel JF. Scott
Seminary Street
Broadway
Gibson
American Legion
Norman Hart
Ben Wait
Burns
Davison
Ered G Decking
Lawrence Soléman
Millard
Fleénér
Dick Alcorn
Taps
Dale Skelton
Maple Hill
Emerson
Main Street
Ohio
Gibson Street
Legion
Volors
Nosh Temple Evett
Nurse Miss Ethel Clark Suicide Attempt Reported
Evansville women report Miss Ethel Clark 23 swallowed a dose of bichloride of mercury in a nervous breakdown. She had trained as a nurse at Deaconess Hospital and recently graduated. Doctors believe she did not ingest a fatal amount and her mother says her condition improved with hope of recovery. Local relatives recall a previous tuberculosis threat and time in a fresh air camp near Patoka.
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Evansville
Ethel Clark
Walnut-street
Deaconess Hospital
Clark
Samuel Lark
Miss Clark
President Harding Visits Plymouth Pilgrim Rock Anniversary
President Harding arrived at Plymouth Mass to observe the 300th anniversary of the Pilgrim landing. He came ashore from the Mayflower in a submarine chaser as a 21 gun salute greeted the presidential party and a Sailors and Soldiers parade prepared to honor the event.
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Plymouth
Mass
Harding
Pilgrim Rock
America
Lodge
Recption Committee
Oddness Grounds in Divorce Suit
Marshall Woolery of Bedford Indiana represents Mildred Horton of 223 1-2 West Broadway, who has filed suit for divorce against John Horton in the Gibson circuit court. The complaint alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and that the defendant showed indifference and coolness toward the plaintiff.
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Marshall Woolery
Bedford
Ind
Mildred -Horton
Broadway
Tohn Horton
Gibson Circuit Court
Eined for Taking Part in Knife Affair
A court record shows an individual fined for involvement in a knife incident. The judgment imposed a $1 fine and $13.65 in costs, with additional details referencing Mortis, colored, and a June date.
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Eined
Fairview Picnic Date Changed and Schedule Additions
The Fairview picnic date is moved to Wednesday August 33 due to conflicts. Pastor Fisher, president of the Iowa Christian Endeavor Union, will speak and is touring from New York. The event will be at J R Morrows Brave. The Kings Daughters held a meeting July 29 with 22 members and four visitors and planned the next gathering with Mrs Jana Moore in August.
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Fairview
Wednesdy Saug
Ageas
Ant ‘Endeavo
Iowa
Christian” ‘Endeavor Union ‘of
Ottumwa
Fisher
J. G. House
Christian Endeavor
New York
Endeavorers
J. R. Morrow
James “Mahan
Jana
Moore
Ona Alvis
Princeton
R. H. Mahan
CBS Plans Outing for Reinhart Birthday Visit
A luncheon lets slip a planned visit to Reinhart early summer to mark Mrs. Reinhart’s birthday with a committee led by County Agent Virgil Mood arranging entertainment. Also a postponement shifts September Bargain Day to the third Monday, next Monday’s August Bargain Day expected to be largest yet with 116 firms to join.
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Reinhart
Enter-Prises
Princeton
Arrest Warrant Aims at Governor Len Smail
Springfield dispatch reports Sheriff Henry Mester holds warrants for the arrest of Governor Len Smail on embezzlement charges. The case centers on alleged misuse of public funds and aims to bring Smail before a state court in Springfield.
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United Press
Springfield
Henry Mester
Len Smail
Governor Len Small Tours Illinois Roads Amid Indictments
In Kankakee Illinois Governor Len Small continues a tour of inspecting state roads despite the indictments against him. He spent Sunday with his parents in Kankakee before resuming his schedule.
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Kankakee
Len Small
Iindis
Rountree Child Dies at Home in Baldwin Heights
Clyde M Roundtree age the son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Roundtree died this morning at their Baldwin Heights home due to a summer complaint. Burial will be in FP cemetery.
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Clyde
M. “Rountreey
Roundtree
Carmel
Clarente Wilford
Fai
Clyd
Baldwin ‘Heights
Drownings Attributed To Cold Pool Rescue Attempt
In Richmond Auk one man drowned and two others narrowly escaped after attempting a rescue at a deep pool wedged between rocks. Benjamin Daniels led the way to a ledge and was followed by Jacob Leach who could not reach shore. Michael Lesch followed and both Daniels and Lesch reached shore with help, but Lesch’s companion Michael remained and his body was later found in the pool.
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Richmond
Auk
Avas
Benjamin ‘Daniels
Jacob
Leach
Micheal
Lesch
Weather kiosk notes cooler temperatures ahead
Fragmentary forecast mentions cooler conditions for tonight and Tuesday with a cooler trend in the south portion.
Almanac Weather and Sunrise Details
Almanac notes sunrise at 4 and sunset at 7 indicated with day details. Temperature recorded at 1 p.m. is 92 degrees with general weather conditions listed.
Stone son of Dr. Ey Stone aids Banff recovery work
A fragment reports Stone, son of Dr W Ey Stone, aiding recovery efforts in Banff Alberta to help in the work following his father's death. The text is garbled but suggests Stone contributed to the relief or recovery mission and mentions Aug. i.
Commissioners Review Mont County Road Matters At Session
County commissioners discussed bills and claims related to monthly road matters during the session. The meeting focused on road work, repairs, and related administrative actions.
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Mond County
Rock Road
Dr and Mrs Ay aing Michigan rear nett is
The fragmentary text is unreadable and does not provide a coherent event or names to summarize into a valid news item for a headline and summary card.
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Michigan
Gunman Beaten by a Detective in Welsh Court Yard
In Welsch West Virginia on August 1 detective CG EF Lively fatally shot Hatfield and Ed Chambers after an argument in the courthouse yard. Hatfield and 15 union mine workers from Mingo county had arrived to answer charges related to a Mohawk town shooting last year. Lively and four others were taken into custody following the fray.
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United Press
Welsch
Ww. Va
Sid ‘Hatfield
Mattenwan Ming Wir
Hatfield
Ed Chambers
Court House Yard
EF. Lively
Hattald
Tevolver
Mingo Calinty
Welsh
Mohawk
Bill Hatfield
Heer
Chambers
Lively
Railroad unions win key labor board alliance ruling
Chicago August reports the U S labor board ruling that railroads must bargain with unions, granting unions greater leverage in forming new working agreements. The Pennsylvania Lines petitioned to hold conferences with employees, marking a significant labor relations milestone.
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Chicago
United States
Pennsylvania
Shooting reported on West Broadway involving Westerfield and Swain
Sunday morning a bullet hole appeared in the Black home across from the Westerfield store as Robert C. Westerfield and Ray Swain clashed over a credit dispute. Police report Swain asked credit, and Westerfield fired a shot from his store toward Swain who had come to collect goods. The injured or affected parties are not clearly stated in the fragment.
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Harry V. Black
West Broadway
Robert C. Westerfield
Ray Swain
B. M
Westerfield
Swain
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