AFL leader backs government ownership of railroads
John S. Lewis urged the American Federation of Labor to adopt a campaign for government ownership of railroads at the Denver convention. He supported the minority report on nationalization and also spoke on mines, aligning with the railroad union’s position to gain its backing.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
John S. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Railroad Union
Gompers
Lewis
Minority Report
Federation
Ite
Runaway Cow Wounds Boy Tied To Rope
Jimmy Ryan Jr. 12, son of Mr and Mrs James D Ryan, was dragged for blocks by a cow tied to his belt after rain began as he led the animal from a pasture. He suffered severe head wounds requiring stitches, with observers stopping the animal before worse harm.
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Jimmy Ryan, Jr
James D. Ryan
Prince Street
Jimmy
W. B. Franklin
Monroe Street
Hart Street
Southern
Marriage Announcement for Helen Shilling and Clarence Williams
Miss Helen Shilling daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Shilling and Clarence Williams both of Evansville wed Wednesday at Sacred Heart church in Evansville. Rev Flaharty officiated. Bride wore white chiffon and carried roses. Reception held at the bride’s parents home on Upper Mt Vernon road. The couple resides with relatives in Evansville.
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Lucille Bneckman
South Seminary Street
Helen Shilling
Arthur Shilling
Clarence ‘Wiliams
Evansville
Sacred Heart Church
Flaharty
Drige
Mrs. Williams
Upper Mt. Vernon Road
Hid
Mrs Low Hurt Returns Home From Branch Visit
Mrs. Low Hurt returns to Winslow after visiting relatives in Wt Branch and seeing her husband Join Hurt at the Methodist Hospital.
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Low Hurt
Winslow
Join Hurt
Methodist
Weather forecast and almanac notes for the day
A forecast describes fair Thursday with partial clouds and possible showers in the extreme southeast tonight. Temperatures hold steady with little change. Almanac data lists tomorrow’s sunrise at 4 28 and sunset at 7 16 with a high of 83 and a low of 56.
Patoka Township Holds Commencement Friday at Enon Church
Annual commencement exercises for Patoka townships grade schools go ahead Friday at 8 pm at Enon church on the state road south of the city. Twenty one graduates will receive diplomas. Rev. Louden A Harriman of the First Presbyterian church will deliver the address. W A Dill will present diplomas. program includes music.
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Patoka Township
Enon Church
Louden A. Harriman
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Dill
State Crops Needing Rain
Indiana agricultural weekly report notes very high temperatures and sparse rainfall across counties. Corn remains good but moisture is needed. oats and spring wheat show stress. barley rye and potatoes vary. clover timothy and white top affected. tobacco transplanting near completion. pastures short and harvest hands plentiful at $3.50 daily in the south.
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Indianapolis
George C. Bryant
Indiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Chautauqua Opens Here This Thursday Afternoon
The Redpath chautauqua opens Thursday afternoon at Dowell school grounds with a new outfit arriving from Dyersburg Tennessee. The Oceanic Concert Co will perform and Montaville Flowers will lecture on America Looking Ahead. Tickets available at local businesses or at the grounds. Attendance expected to exceed previous years.
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Dyersburg
Tenn
Dowell School
Persons
Paducah
Princeton
Owensboro
Sullivan
Carview
Oceanic Concert Co
Montaville Flowers
America
Fourth of July Speaker Engaged for Ryansville Event
Archer of Ryansville, a well traveled man praised for delivering a rousing American message, has been engaged as the principal speaker for the Fourth of July by the speakers committee chaired by Mrs Shine who recently underwent...
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Archer
Ryansville
Europe
Prina Eaker
Ithe
Calleb Sloan accuses Baldwin couple of assault and robbery
Caleb Sloan charged that he was robbed by Charlie and Stella Baldwin after driving them Monday. The Baldwins pleaded not guilty at a morning arraignment before Mayor Shubart. Sloan said he lost $100 from his pockets during the incident.
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Caleb Sloan
Charlie
Stella Baldwin
Shubart
Sloan
Gastt Guthrie
Baldwin
North
Chief Guthrie
Vincennes
Clyde West
Guthrie
Colgate Right To Buy Faced Refusal In Governor Session
The governor announced onTuesday that Colgate’s bid to buy back rights was refused after an hours long conference. Negotiations dated back to October 31 1922 with a special session of the legislature tied to a relocation contract and a $200 000 figure.
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McClay
Micheal Foley
Thomas
Dalé Pantera Duncan
Missionary Meeting Highlights Thirty Ninth Annual Convention
The United Presbyterian Women’s Missionary society holds sessions at the United Presbyterian Church. Tuesday and Wednesday feature reports, minutes, discussions, and an address by Rev Harriman of the Fi byterian church. Mrs J P White of Cedarville leads devotions and delivers the keynote on The Missionary Challenge of the World Today.
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United Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Harriman
J. H
McCann
Scotland
Ind
Morris Watson United
J. P. White
Cedarville
White
Errors Found in Commissioners Report Not Filed
Report of commissioners shows an error unfiled under Sinn e court Tate Tuendly. The document notes missing filing status and internal review steps for the case. No additional names or dates are clearly readable in the fragment.
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Sinn ‘E
Tate Tuendly
Cyclist seriously hurt in Patoka area motorcycle crash
Carl Myrick 27 suffered fractures in both bones of a right leg a broken thigh and sprained shoulders after his motorcycle collided with a touring car driven by Mr and Mrs R B Allen Boonville on Cunningham ferry Hazelton road north of Patoka Tuesday evening. He was taken to Methodist hospital for surgical care and rest.
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Carl Myrick
Methodist
Cunningham ferry-Hazleton Road
York
Patoka
Myrick
R. B. Allen
Boonville
Elmer Fields
Granville Williams
Cunningham Ferry
Allen
Granville ‘Williams Myrick
Water Street
Pennsylvania
Johnston Suit in Superior Court Tied to Vanderburg County
A garbled report notes a civil action involving Susan Johnston of Gibson County against Vanderburgh County, tried in the Superior Court on Tuesday. The fragment references Miss Johnston and an ongoing suit with unclear specifics due to damaged text.
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Susan Johnston
Gibson
Vanderburg
Superior
Miss Johnston
Committees Named for Old Fashioned Fourth Celebration
General chairman T Morton McDonald announces the appointment of multiple committees. Finance George W Guthrie and Charles A Niemeier. Music Dick Smith. Speakers Wm Abell James Kilmartin Alf ML Johnson. Decorations Paul Brownlee John W Corder C M Lawrence Charles Heberd Mrs Oscar Lanphar Lydia Lewis Harvey Milburn. Publicity Owen Agar Roderick Munford L C Em Bree E Flynn L A Harriman. Grounds and Privileges Charles A Steele A Dale Ford Lowell Westfall. Games and stunts Ben H Watt. Prize Harry G May GED Daughtery Alva Levi. Fire Works A Dale Eby Morton Brazelton William Wilson. Transportation Col in edit: George
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George W. Guthrie
Charles A. Niemeier
Dick Smith
Wm. P. Abell
James Kilmartin
Alf
ML Johnson
Paul Brownlee
John W. Corder
C.M. Lawrence
Charles Heberd
Oscar Lanphar
Lydia Lewis
Harvey Milburn
Owen Agar
Roderick 8
Munford
L. ¢. Embree
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