Flag Day Observed In The City With Flag Salutes
Today is Flag Day and many patriotic citizens display the American flag in Seymour. A list of flag display days and etiquette is given, noting proper salutes, respect, and rules for flags carried with others, on uniforms, or in public spaces.
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Seymour
Washington
Lexingen
Manilla Bay
Bunker Hill
Lake Erie
Lake Champlain
Saratoga
Yorktown
Congress
Francis Scott Key
Ferdinand Durand
Heaven
War in Mingo coal fields erupts again with casualties
In Williamson West Virginia on June 14 United Press reports fresh fighting in Mingo county coal camps. Two strikers were killed and a trooper fatally wounded as Major Tom Davis Capt Bachus and sheriffs moved to arrest gunmen. The battle continued in the mountains surrounding the tent colony.
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Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Tom Davis
Bachus
Rail line lease approved for 999 years to major carrier
Indiana public service commission formalized a 999 year lease of the Chicago Terre Haute and Southeastern Railroad to the Chicago St Paul and Milwaukee Railroad. The change, effective July 1, will place control under the latter with improvements planned and new trains added between Chicago Heights Terre Haute and Westport.
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Indiana Public Service Commission
Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeastern
Chicago, St. Paul & Milwaukee Railroad Company
Public Service Body
Chicago, St. Paul & Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago Heights
Terre Haute
Westport
United States
Southeastern
Search made for another man in Kaber murder case
Cleveland police seek a man not named before who may supply details on an alleged attempt to kill Daniel Kaber about a year prior to his murder on July 18, 1919. A woman told investigators Mrs. Kaber hired an assassin and that on the murder day Mrs. Kaber directed the gunmen to the home from Cedar Point.
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Cleveland
Kaber
Daniel Kaber
Kaher
Stanton
Auxiliary meeting shapes Fourth of July duties
The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion met at the library Monday evening. They agreed to run the first aid to the injured tent and manage the check room at the Fourth of July celebration and voted to suspend regular meetings until September.
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Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Fickle Women at Princess Theatre Starred by David Butler
The photoplay Fickle Women opens at the Princess Theatre tomorrow with star David Butler, praised as a versatile screen actor. Adapted from Sophie Kerr’s Saturday Evening Post story Sitting on the World, the film is touted as setting a new standard in screen excellence.
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Princess Theatre
David Butler
Douglas Fairbanks
Charles Ray
Wallace Reid
Saturday Evening Post
Sophie Kerr
Mrs James I Gardiner Visits Uncle In Detroit
Mrs James I Gardiner of Detroit Michigan is visiting her uncle J J Mills on North Walnut Street.
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James I. Gardiner
Detroit, Mich
North Walnut, Street
Independence Day plans completed for closing night program
The American Legion in Seymour prepares for the July 4 celebration at Shields park with a parade, a $25 prize, and a key closing program by Miss Ethelwyn Miller of Franklin. A large crowd is expected as contracts align and final arrangements are set.
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American
Seymour
Jackson County
Walter Voss
Indiana
Seymour Art League Ha
Shields High School
May Robinson
Washington
Will Vawter
Adolph Shhulz
Brown County
Ethelwyn Miller
Franklin
Seymour Chautauqua Meeting Tonight at Chamber of Commerce
A Seymour Chautauqua Association meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce this evening. The group will discuss ticket sales for the nine day Chautauqua at Shields Park from August 3 to 11 and review other event preparations.
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Seymour Chautauqua Association
Chamber of Commerce
Shields Park
V. T. Mallott Dies at 82 Noted Indiana Banker
V T Mallott longtime head of the Indiana National Bank and a leading figure in Indianapolis finance died at his home in Indianapolis today at age eighty two. He chaired the bank’s board and devoted sixty two years to Indianapolis banking affairs.
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Indianapolis
V T. Mallott
Indiana Bankers
Indiana National Bank
Wheat Harvest Accelerates in Jackson County
Wheat harvest runs full swing across Jackson County as work starts Monday and grows with extra machines in use by afternoon. Forecasters warn Hessian fly damages reduce grain quality and yield uncertain, with stalks bending before maturity in damaged fields.
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Jackson County
Effort Under Way to Check Mob Action in Gibson County
Authorities in Gibson county move to curb mob rule as a grand jury probes 1000 miners vigilantes. Sheriff Flowers adds deputies to guard foreign miners expelled from Oakland City and nearby mine centers. Governor McCray and Adjutant General Smith push for full local action to protect mine operations.
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United Press
Princeton
Ind
McCray
Gibson County
Pike
Flowers
Oakland City
Francisco
Petersburg
W. E. Cox
Ayreshire District Collienes Company
Illinois
Harry B. Smith
Indiana National Guard
Buckskin
George Hogan
Hogan
Rotary Takes Up Work for International Disarmament
Rotary conference in Edinburgh opens with a push for international disarmament. Frank Wozencraft of Dallas prepares to introduce a resolution if needed. Speakers stress world peace work and Rotarian activities over the past year. Paul Harris credits American progress aided by British money and ideals.
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Frank Wozencraft
Dallas
Tex
United States
Rotary
Faminitus Paul Harris
Chicago
America
Moonshiners Die in Centenary Incident Near Terre Haute
In Centenary near Terre Haute two moonshiners were killed by special officers last night. Jesse Bunyan and his son Dan Bunyan were shot while driving to a still as officers Strause and Wright ordered them to surrender. Three companions fled on foot.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Centenary
Here
Jesse Bunyan
Dan
Strause
Wright
Vermillion County Commissioners
Bunyans
Miss Mildred Westmeier Visiting Grandparents
Miss Mildred Westmeier of Bloomington is visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Chris H. Westmeier.
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Mildred Westmeier
Bloomington
Chris, H. Westmeier
Tip's Yellow Taxis In Offer To Hire Drivers
Tip Richardson advertises taxi services with callouts for service any time and anywhere, listing phone 447 and residence 67 as contact points for driver recruitment.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Treaty of Peace Held Necessary to Establish US Rights
Washington reports Republican House leaders say a peace treaty with Germany must follow a peace resolution to settle postwar questions and define rights of citizens in damage claims. Senate leaders warn against surrender to House plans, with Lodge signaling firm stance and preference for Knox over Porter resolution.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Germany
Republican House
Harding
House
Congress
Senate 9. O. P
Knox
Lodge
Senate
Porter
Indiana Workmen Paid Less Than Five Months Ago
Indiana workmen earned 12 percent less in May than January, with children down 28 percent over five months and women up slightly. State wage reports from cities show men averaging 31.28 in January and 27.35 in May, children 18.67 to 13.35, and women 13.48 to 14.92. the top weekly wage reported was 99 dollars.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Industrial Board
Virgil Decker Begins Life Sentence at State Prison
In Warsaw Indiana on June 14 Virgil Decker 18 a former boy was sent to the Michigan City state prison to serve a life term for killing his friend Leroy Lovett. Judge Royse overruled a defense motion for a new trial. Decker said I take the sentence and will be glad to fulfill it.
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United Press
Warsaw
Ind
Virgil Decker
Michigan City
Leroy Lovett
Royse
Virgil
Chicago Labor Leader Confesses to Mail Robbery
Chicago on June 14 Big Tim Murphy a leading labor figure confessed complicity in the Dearborn station mail robbery. He guided inspectors to his father in law’s home where 112000 in small bills of the 350000 loot was recovered. Murphy facing charges tied to the April 6 robbery.
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United Press
Chicago
Big Tim Murphy
Dearborn Station
Big Tim
William Diggs
Murphy
Gas House Workers Union
Vincenzo Cosmano
Edward Geirun
Dupes
Leach Elected Mayor of Minneapolis in Bitter Race
George K. Leach a World War I colonel appears elected mayor of Minneapolis after Monday's vote. He led Thomas Van Lear by about 5,000 votes as counts neared completion. Van Lear had previously served as mayor on a Socialist ticket. the campaign was highly bitter.
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United Press
Indianapolis
John D. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Legion Today
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Emery
Thomas Bannigan
Hartfort
Conn
Cleveland
Galbraith
National Legion
Kansas City
Joseph M. Francis
Legion
Franklin D’oher
Leach
Minneapolis
Minn
George K. Leach
Thomas van Lear
van Lear
Seymour Art League Exhibit Opens at Shields High School
The annual Seymour Art League show is open to the public each afternoon and evening at Shields High School. Public is cordially invited to view the artworks and enjoy the display.
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Seymour Art League
Shields High School
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New York
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Jackson
Texas
Paul Harris
Edinburgh
Scotland
Prohibition
Vigo County
U. S
J. D. Emery
Utive Committee
F. W. Galbraith
Hartfort, Conn
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House of Father-in-Law
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