Tatlock Elected Jackson County School Superintendent
James Tatlock, Democrat, won the county superintendent of schools post in a twelve-member board vote. Tatlock received six votes with Samuel Carr casting the deciding vote, after votes split among Tatlock, Henderson, and Beldon. He will assume duties August 16, 55 years old, long-time Jackson County educator, married with three children. Henderson remains in office for about eight years with significant school growth and new buildings noted.
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James Tatlock
County Board of Education
Court House
Harry B. Henderson
Tatlock
Roy Beldon
Tampico
Mr. Beldon
Henry Wessel
Grassy Fork
John H. Goecker
Washington Township
Lew Auffenberg
Jackson County
Tatlocek
Auffenberg
Samuel Carr
Tatlock Carr
Carr
Cokland High School
Salt Creek
Brownstown
Henderson
L. ©. Fish
Owen Township
Raymond Ritz
Hamilton Township
Frank Davis
Carr Township
John Hess
Driftwood Township
Er. N. Kestner
Brownstown Township
Mr. Tatlock
Lyman Gruber
Redding Township
Bruce Fleetwood
Fleetwood Charged With Possession Of Intoxicating Liquor
Manse Fleetwood residing on Fast Tipton street was arrested Saturday night in a business district alley on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. He carried three bottles filled with mule and pleaded not guilty when taken to the police station. His case will be heard before Mayor Charles L. Kessler Tuesday morning at 9.
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Manse Fleetwood
Wreck Victims Buried In Nabbs Iran Tragic Auto Crash
Funeral services for Herbert Kimberlain of Nabbs Indiana, who died after a Friday afternoon crash near Franklin, were held in Nabbs. Dorothy Elizabeth Blankenship, his niece, was buried in Nabbs after dying instantly in the collision. The Buick driven by Kimberlain collided with a Ford driven by Joseph W. Trout of Indianapolis. Kimberlain died later in hospital from a fractured skull. another passenger, Mrs. Ida Blankenship, was not seriously injured.
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Herbert Kimberlain
Nabbs
Ind
Franklin
Dorothy Elizabeth Blankenship
Kimberlain
Eldridge Blankenship
North 28Th Street
Louisville
Scottsburg
Marion Kimberlain
Joseph W. Trout
Indianapolis
Ida Blankenship
Pearl Kimberlain
Elizabeth Blankenship
Decoration Day Observed By Veterans At Riverview Cemetery
Organizations of veterans from three wars and auxiliaries observed Decoration Day with a service at Riverview cemetery. A parade formed at Chestnut and Second streets at 1:30 p.m. and proceeded to the cemetery. The G A R and local American Legion held rituals and ceremonies during the service, ending with taps and firing squad. Rev. Golden A. Smith delivered a memorial address praising the veterans and the flag.
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Riverview Cemetery
Chestnut and
Second Streets
Legionnaires
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
the Legion
Golden A. Smith
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bandits Rob Bank at Cicero Suburb
Five bandits held up the Baker State bank at Cicero suburb and cowed six or more employees with guns, escaping with money and checks. Officials said the amount could not be determined until after a check up.
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Chicago
Baker State Bank
Cicero
Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at Local High School
High School presents Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch on Tuesday in the auditorium. Tickets on sale at Federmann's Drug Store and the high school. Admittance 50 cents lower floor, 35 cents gallery.
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Wiggs
Federmann’s
Regular taxi service to Pauley's Cabin
A taxi service operates to Pauley's Cabin with contact at phone 333. The note lists the number as the booking line for rides to the cabin location.
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Pauley
Crime of the Age sermon at Shields High School
Reverend Golden A. Smith spoke at Shields High School baccalaureate for the 1925 graduating class. He warned graduates about the impulse to hurry through life, urged slower progress, better preparation, and deeper self knowledge for life ahead. The ceremony featured performances by the school orchestra and the glee clubs.
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Golden A. Smith
First Methodist Church
Shields High School
Minor Collisions Mark Weekend Traffic Near Indy
Weekend traffic around the Indianapolis speedway led to several minor fender benders with no serious injuries. Albert Myers of 601 Mill Street escaped injury when his Essex touring car overturned near Seymour while avoiding a collision. Helen Breitfield of 722 East Fifth Street sustained a minor bruise after a rollover.
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Indianapolis
Albert Myers
Emreett Myers
Mill Street
Seymour
Myers
Impasse could align US with Germany in security pact
London reports diplomatic circles say France seeks a security pact with Britain and the United States likely to side with Germany if an impasse forms. American diplomats note Germany is disarmed and fear further disarmament pressure would hinder its economic recovery.
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International News Service
London
France
Britain
United States
Germany
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
England
Great Britain
Hindenburg
Bus To Brownstown Leaves From Tip’s Taxi Tonight
Bus departs Tip’s taxi office tonight for Brownstown at o clock. Round trip fare is 50 cents.
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Tip
Brownstown
Ford Air Service Trial Aims To Gather Industrial Transport Data
Detroit June 1 Henry Ford emphasizes aviation study via Ford air services between Dearborn and Chicago. He has never flown and plans to document engine performance, costs, loads, and weather resilience as an industrial transport experiment. He dismisses ideas of mass airplane production, stressing controlled study and public disclosure.
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International News Service
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Air Services
Dearvkorn
Chicago
Eacs
Dearborn
Ford
Chicago-Dearorn
Fifteen Deaths Stir Shanghai Riots
Shanghai report says fifteen dead amid student riots with further disturbances expected. United States Consul requests three American destroyers and one gunboat from the Asiatic fleet to restore order in the international settlement as CheFoo calls. Prince George of England arrives from Hongkong to join the British squadron amid heavy guard.
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Shanghai
United States
Cunningham
Thomas Washington
United States Asiatic Fleet
CheFoo
Prince George of England
Hongkong
Heat Wave Fatal in Chicago and Midwest
Chicago and the middle west emerged from a weekend heat wave that pushed temperatures to 92 degrees. Two deaths occurred including Ralph Dove who drowned while bathing and 11 week old William Bealin who died from convulsions due to the heat. Intermittent showers were expected to bring relief.
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International News Service
Chicago
Middle West
Ralph Dove
William Bealin
Ten Deaths From Autos And Water At Holiday Week End
Indianapolis and surrounding areas report ten deaths from automobile and water accidents over the holiday weekend. Among the victims are a Greenfield family killed in a crossing collision, a Purdue student drowned near Lafayette, and several drowning incidents at lakes and creeks.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Hajgnilton
C. Herschel Tutchens
Gladys
Margaret
Donald
Martha Wilson
Greenfield
Union Traction Interurban
Oscar Rice
Cook's Creek
Elizabethtown
Charles Cole
Sylvan Lake
Ft. Wayne
Yale Student Killed in Connecticut Car Crash
Yale student James A. Griffin of Fort Wayne Indiana and an unidentified girl companion were killed in a high speed crash near West Haven Connecticut at Ames Point on the state highway. His car struck another vehicle, left the road and overturned early today.
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Mitford
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Slogan and Contact
Local taxi service listing features Tip Richardson operating Tip's Yellow Taxi offered with travel any time anywhere. Contact phone 447 and residence 67 for service requests.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Four Deaths From Speed Races On Decoration Day
Four people died and eleven were seriously hurt at Elkheart and Winchester dirt track races during Decoration Day events. Maurice Schwartz 60 Mishawaka and Joe Lauer 14 Pikhart among the dead. Robert Lieb 9 Connersville died at the scene. Robert Zell 25 Connersville died 24 hours after the crash.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Elkhart
Winchester
Maurice Schwartz
Mishawaka
Joe Lauer
Pikhart
Robert Lieb
Robert Zell
Connersville
Dance at Moore's Grove This Saturday Night
Continued notice of a Biv dance at Moore's Grove on Saturday night June 6. Event details are sparse and the OCR text ends abruptly with unreadable fragments.
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Biv
Moore's Grove
Death of Thomas R Marshall Former Vice President Dies at 71
Thomas Riley Marshall of Indiana, former vice president, died in Washington at 9 40 am after a bout with a severe cold. He had just arrived from Indianapolis and collapsed while reading his Bible. Funeral plans include burial in Marion Indiana. He was 71, a former governor from 1909 to 1913 and a key Democratic figure.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Indiana
Washington
Mr. Marshall
Tle
International News Service
Thomas Riley Marshall
Marshall
Indianapolis
Marion
North Manchester
Ind
Wabash College
Columbia City
Baltimore
Wilson
Amundsen and Ellsworth May Have Been Deceived
London observers theorize Captain Roald Amundsen and Lieutenant Lincoln Ellsworth may have landed near the pole after mistaking ice for a landing site. Eleven days of radio silence from Spitzbergen prompt debate on whether a relief expedition is needed and if Amundsen will return by air.
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London
Raold Amundsen
Lincoln
Ellsworth
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Pole
United States
France
Italy
Amundsen-Ellsworth
Tne
Amandsen
French explorer Charcot to lead polar search voyage
Doctor Charcot confirmed plans to sail on the ship Pourquois Pas to search for Amundsen the North Pole explorer. The voyage awaits the Norwegian government's response to Briand's aid offer.
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Ey International
Paris
Doctor Charcot
Amundsen
North Pole
Briand
Fifty Woodcraft Candidates to Be Initiated Wednesday
Fifty candidates from the class of 50 will receive the mysteries of Woodcraft on Wednesday night June 3 at 8:00. All Woodmen should attend to enjoy the feast. Visiting neighbors welcome. J. F. Blevins Consul 132.
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J. F. Blevins
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Derson
Mpkse Fleetwood
Herbert Kimberlain and
Little Neice
Dorothy E. Blankenship
Mr. Kim
Berlain
Baccalaureats Service
America
Pach Bros
Auto Speedway
Judge’s
Fire Department
The
Motor Speedway
TL. &. Sample
Press and Telegraph
Peter de Paolo
Purdue
Qudden
Thos. B. Marshall
United
Washington D. C
State
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