Violence prompts guard mobilization after deadly race incidents
At St Johns hospital two deaths linked to Friday and Saturday violence raise the death toll from the race unrest. Authorities announce conscious steps to move Negro residents from suburban areas into the state arsenal for the night as threats of further trouble persist.
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Stiringfioll
Awe
Hutautry
Oylared, Po Gn
Iit
Ureurte
Tien
St. John's Hospital
Sillum Dunimal
Frank Delmore
Suburhan
Two Richmond Boys Take Unique Three-State Motorcycle Trip
Carl Wright and Russell Micher traveled by motorcycle through Ohio and into Illinois visiting three states. They started Aug 9 and rode day and night, noting gasoline cost 78 cents on the road and an overall travel expense that was not large.
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Carl Wright
Russell Micher
Young Men's Club to Discuss Fall Festival Plans
Westcott satellite cafe room hosts Young Men's Business Club session to discuss the Fall Festival. Members will consider event details and other matters before finalizing plans.
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Young Men's Club
Wat
Young Men's Business Club
Tonleht
She
Westcott
Satel
Still Lapses in Fight Against Crime Haunt Local Case
A damaged report outlines a stabbing case with suspect Lapaylia missing. Police traced trails to rail yards and camps near Sheeits and thought internal quarrel sparked the attack. Officials noted the wound’s danger and the investigation continues with officers visiting camps and cities for answers.
Reverend Barrett to Retire September First at Local Church
The Rev Dr Barrett announced plans to retire after September 1 at the Christian church in Hagerstown. He has served the congregation for years and urged continued support to aid in his departure arrangements.
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Hagerstown
Und
Barrett
Elevator additions near completion at Coke Bros plant
Special to The News from Hagerstown reports the Coke Brothers owners of the city elevator and plant have nearly completed a large expansion. An immense elevator with dumps shelters hoists and unloading facilities is being installed to augment existing operations.
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Hagerstown
Tudi
Coke Bros
Crist
Chaves
Indiana Horticultural Society to Hold Summer Meeting at Greenfield
The Indiana Horticultural Society invites all interested people to Greenfield for its summer meeting on August 19 and 20. W. B. Filik, secretary, and assistants organize an unusual program with expert speakers from Hancock County and area citizens. Open invitation allows any horticulture enthusiast to present a paper for publication in the society journal.
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Indiana Horticultural Society
Swill
Greenfield
W. B. Filek
Hancock County
Lyssayee Agai
Hancock County Horticultural Society
Gate
Grain and flour handling facility near Richmond division
A newly installed plant is described as perfectly equipped to handle grain and flour in large quantities and coal directly from and into railcars on tracks. It is touted as one of the most complete grain establishments off the Richmond division of the Pan Handle.
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Richmond
Accident Report From Webster: Man Hurt Kicked by Horse
In Webster Indiana on August 16 Ernest Tuuvenport was treated after his left arm was broken when a horse kicked him during a handling incident. No severe injuries were reported and he received aid Thursday.
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Webster
Ind
Ernest Tuuvenport
Double crime at Colurbus shocks town again
Arthur Neidlander and his wife were found shot to death in a room above their grocery store. Police detained painter John Newkirk after a confrontation reportedly tied to a threatened homicide over a dog incident. The motive remains unclear.
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Neidlander
Mrs Neidlander
Coletta
John Newkirk
Newkirk
Artian
Improvements Bring City Streets Up to Standard
Cambridge reports new marshal Joth Meee driving street repairs. He has focused on road work and organization, aiming to revitalize the city’s infrastructure.
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Cambridge
Ity
Joth Meee
Mir
Home Makers Club Meeting in Washington Town Area
The Miltony tab district hosted seventy people at Mor Iris Springs with members and guests including Mesdaimes Oliver Berenson and Charles Fervis of Mile ton. The gathering discussed community craft themes and local club activities in a formal neighborhood setting.
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Miltony
Washington
Tun Divisson
Dudlew
Dhenyy Corinthes
Mor Iris
Bedutitnd Pletine
Lublin
Tare
Oliver Berenson
Charles Fervis
Mileton
Unclear Entry Describes Alcohol Incident and Lost Items
Fragmentary report notes a Sunday incident involving drunkenness and tax collection activities. It mentions an unidentified party and references to names or places that are garbled, rendering details uncertain.
Mass Meeting Focuses on Freight Ordinance and City Action
Citizens expect endorsement of the recent mass meeting and passage of the freight ordinance allowing use of Main street freight cars for ninety days. The mayor’s stance echoes a de facto veto as shippers push for extended service while council votes on funding and broader traction issues.
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Mast Miri Street
Oped of Works
Rae 'Ton
Nglon
Western
Terre Toute
Indianapolis
Astern Traction
Main Street
Cornell
Isneh
Tle
Jet
Reauilar
Praise Bryan by Dr George H Hill at First M E Church
Dr George J Lil preached at the First M E Church yesterday morning declaring that William Jennings Bryan remains a devoted Bible student who refuses to discuss politics on Sundays. He cited Bryan's Lacala Nebraska home incident where a political group was refused and emphasized that public leaders attend church on Sundays.
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George J. Lil
M. I
Ham Jennings Bryan
Ile
Bryan
Roosevelt
Lacala
Nebanaka
Mul Caldd
Deaths and Funerals From Local News Patch
The list notes several deaths and funeral details including Mary Vinters who died at Eastern Indiana Hospital from pulmonary tuberculosis and will be sent to Brookville for burial. Also reported are the funerals of Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Hart, with service details and burial locations. The piece includes weather-related notes and a local accident involving a rock breaking a window after a street incident.
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Winters
Mary Vinters
Eastern Indian Insane Hospital
EA Sears
Brookville
Robbins
Mys
Nabbins
Howe
Mra J. A. Maddox
South Seventh Street
Hobson
United Brethren Church
Earlham Cemetery
Huamtry
St. Andrew's Church
Harsham
Harvey
Kent Hospital
New Castle
Lireman
Walter Vosler
Jaugust
Gotschall
Weeny Eee Md BT
Remarkable Schall Restaurant Window Breaks by Vehicle
A vehicle driven by Mr Gotschall crashed through the window of Remarkable Schall restaurant narrowly missing a young man nearby. The incident caused damage but no serious injuries were reported. Police investigated the scene and noted the driver appeared to lose control before the impact.
Rev Hobson Returns to Lead United Brethren Church
Rev Hobson is returned to Richmond for another year to continue his work with the United Brethren Church in the conference closing sessions. The meeting ordains two elders and raises about $300 for church extension. Bishop Mathews delivers the sermon and a full list of appointments across districts is announced.
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Mathews
United Brethren
J Conference
M. Hobson
Hobson
Richmond
Dawson
Indianapols
Marion
J. T., Roberts
James
Pendleton
Saint Paul
J. E. Swartz
Marion District
M. L. Dawsah
Bellefountaine
W. H. Shepherd
Collett
Alice Sipe
Converse
W. A. Settle
Dunkirk
T. H. Harmon
Gaston
O. H. Evans
Geneva
G. M. Myers
Greentown
G. H. Barker
Muncie
Z. ¢. Mower
Normal
J. W. Gib
Trattan
S. Li
Postlatien
Jane Rey
Hottest Day of the Year Remarked Across City
Sunday was noted as the year’s hottest day with intense heat. Mercury spiked and many instruments struggled. Reports mention large crowding of newborn babies and elderly residents seeking relief from the heat.
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Mercury
Hospital Watch Names Recovery Toward Week’s End
Serious condition status for Harvey shown as improving with phrase not in hospital area. Record for the week just closed notes no remarkable events and highlights 190 Westhi highest mark achieved.
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Harvey
Local Business Reopens in Richmond at 740 Main Street
W A Hall plans to resume business in Richmond renting the ninth floor room recently used by Antin at 740 Main Street. He intends to occupy it soon and re-engage in activity after a brief pause. Birth notices list a Thomas M Parks family at 211 Pearl Street with a boy and a Home Ness couple at 701 South Eighth Street with a girl. An infant in the Roig household at 707 South Fifth Street is listed with typhoid fever.
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W. A. Hall
Richmond
Alies ‘Antin
Main Street
Thomas M. Parks
Pearl Street
Qirl
Heatwave grips Cambridge City with 102 degrees
Sunday records show daytime temperatures hitting 102 in the shade across Cambridge City. No heat prostrations were reported as residents endured the high heat in various areas while remaining cautious.
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Cambridge City
Pioneer German Resident J Vogg Dies at Eighty
John Vogg, a well known pioneer and German resident living a mile east of town on the National road, died yesterday at noon of senility. He was eighty, active in St. Pauls Lutheran church, and opened a blacksmith shop on arrival. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at his home with burial in Lutherania Cemetery. Rev. C Huber will officiate. Friends may call after 4 PM today.
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John Vogg
Voggz
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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