Infantry Camps in Seymour Delay Training Moves
Two battalions of the 11 United States Infantry totaling about 700 men camped in Seymour after passing from Camp Knox to Ft Harrison. Minor accidents on O’Brien street caused a delay in pitching camp. The C M T C cadre will train at Camp Knox for a month and then move to Ft Harrison for summer duties.
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United States Infantry
Seymour
Camp Knox
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ft. Harrison
KE. J. Nolan
Stieglemeyer
Third Field Artillery
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Citizens Military Training Corps
O'Brien Street
O’brien
Tipton Street
Jackson County
Benjamin Hoffmeier
Two cars collide in city intersection incident
A Maxwell sedan owned and driven by Joseph Schrink of near Reckford and a Ford touring car owned and driven by George Auttenberg of Calvin Boulevard were slightly damaged in a crash at Walnut and Second streets at 6 30 this morning. Auffenberg was driving east and Sehrink was going south when the collision occurred. The Maxwell suffered the heaviest damage with a smashed right front wheel.
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Maxwell
Joseph Schrink
Reckford
George Auttenberg
Janey
Walnut
Second Streets
Auffenberg
Mr. Sehrink
Snake in the Nest Reported on Local Farm
Mrs. Frank Pfaffenberger of Conologue near here killed a five foot snake found eating eggs in a setting hen nest on her farm Monday. The snake was in the nest when she entered the chicken house and the hen had deserted the nest.
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Frank Pfaffenberger
Conologue
Here
Tribune
Becomes Bank Head
Dr F F Reynolds was elected president of the First National Bank in Montpelier today succeeding the late Harry R Maddox.
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Montpelier Ind
F. F. Reynolds
First National Bank
Harry R. Maddox
Lightning Strikes Giant Building During Storm
Lightning struck the Giant Equitable Building in Manhattan's financial district during a severe storm. Stones as large as baseballs were knocked from the coping, causing damage but no immediate injuries reported.
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New York
Equitable
Financial District
Electrical storm alarms Jackson county farmers
A severe electrical storm struck Jackson county early today with thunder lightning and brief hail. No reported structural damage though crops may benefit from the rain aiding tomato and melon growers after recent heat and humidity.
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Jackson County
Indiana
Arbitration Better Than Force Between Vernon Neighbors
Frank Barringer and Charles Lewis, Vernon township farmers, debate using arbitration over a fence dispute. Barringer pleaded guilty to assault and battery after a fence collision, paying a 14.30 fine and costs, with affidavits filed by Lewis. They expect a surveyor to settle the land line.
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Frank Barringer
Charles Lewis
Vernon Township
Barringer
Charles L. Kessler
Lewis
Cutting Wheat For Hay In Bippus Area
Farmers in Wabash and nearby counties mow wheat for hay due to frost and drought ruining the crop for ordinary use. June 16 report from Bippus, Indiana notes widespread cutting as a salvage measure.
Junction service discontinued on North Vernon line
Indiana Motor Bus Company of Seymour ceases operation from North Vernon to Lawrenceburg junction and the Ohio Indiana state line due to insufficient traffic. The owner Williams and Son withdraws an application for a certificate to continue as a common carrier, after the decision.
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Indiana Motor Bus Company
Seymour
J. H. Williams and Son
North Vernon
Lawrenceburg Junction
Indiana Storm Blackouts Hit Statewide in Severe Thunderstorm
Virtually all Indiana felt the powerful electrical storms that swept the state last night. Windows shattered trees uprooted and sewers overflowed as street traffic ground to a halt in Indianapolis and other cities.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
France and Spain Prepare Joint Morocco Action
Paris reports Emile Borel says French warships are in Spanish waters ready to cooperate with Spain against Moroccan Rif tribes. Two French destroyers patrol the Rif coast. Madrid talks begin with Louis Malvy and a delegation to frame the Franco Spanish conference and military commands. Painleve proposes a strict blockade, discipline for General Colombat, and a new commander General Danigan with Marshal Lyautey as resident general.
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Paris
Morocco
Emile Borel
Riff
Louis Malvy
Madrys
Madrid
Painleve
Colombat
Ouezzan
Danigan
Marshal Lyauety
Memorial service for Dr. George G. Graessle by Rotary Club
A memorial service for the late Dr. George G. Graessle was held by the Rotary Club after the weekly luncheon at the Elks Home. Rev Golden A. Smith and Dr A G Osterman paid tribute to his community impact and surgical skill while the Rotary quartet sang two numbers. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions to present at the next meeting.
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George G. Graessle
Rotary Club
Elks’ Home
Golden A. Smith
Dr. Graessie
A. G. Osterman
Rotary
Don A. Bollinger
Er. C. Bollinger
Fred Bacon
BE. L. Hancock
C. D. Billings
Dr. Graessle
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad
Taxi service listing for Tip Richardson offering rides any time anywhere with phone 447 and residence 67. Contact Tip Richardson for transportation.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Preliminary hearing delayed for three men on liquor charges
The preliminary hearing for Paul Cox of Seymour Vernon Deputy of Marion township and George Lotz of North Vernon, set before Mayor Webster in North Vernon, was continued to Thursday night. Sheriff Kay Hearne announced the postponement after the trio was arrested Saturday night on liquor charges.
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Paul Cox
Seymour
Vernon
Marion Township
Jennings County
George Lotz
North Vernon
Webster
Kay Hearne
Secret Marriages Banned by Indiana University
Indiana University faculty rule requires students who marry during enrollment to announce the marriage within two weeks or forfeit all credits earned after the marriage. The measure applies to all students and is enforced under university policy.
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International News Service
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
For Sale Sweet Peas and Gladioli
Classified note lists flowers for sale Sweet peas and gladioli offered by Arthur Glaze with contact phone R 37. Also advertises regular taxi service to Pauley’s Cabin with phone 333 and mentions m2ndte notes.
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Arthur Glaze
Pauley
Another Chapter in Stephenson Trial Draws Crowded Noblesville
The Noblesville courtroom seats a motley crowd as prosecutors press for bond for three suspects. Parents of the alleged slain girl testify as witnesses oppose release.
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Stephenson
Hotel Register Excludes Klinths Amid Morgan Alias Claim
Defense lawyers report the hotel register lacks the Klinth name and lists Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Morgan of Franklin Indiana, who prosecutors say are Stephenson and Miss Oberholtzer in disguise.
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Klinth
W. B. Morgan
Franklin, Ind
Stephenson
Miss Oberholtzer
Columbus Man Killed in Mill Accident
A wood slab hurled from a circular saw at the Skinner mill near Columbus Indiana killed 58 year old Charles Brown and seriously injured 37 year old Everett Roberts who also lost a hand in the incident. Brown was struck in the head and thrown 200 feet. Roberts was knocked against the saw and his hand was severed.
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International News Service
Columbus
Ind
Skinner Mill
Here
Charles Brown
Everett Roberts
Brown
Roberts
Coolidge Launches Economy Program for 1926-27
President Coolidge formally launches his 1926-27 economy program promising drastic cost cutting in government. Budget Director H M Lord asks department heads to attend the June 22 meeting of the government's business organization to outline efficiency plans for the next two years amid anticipated tax debate in Congress.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
H. M. Lord
Lord
Court hearing widens in Oberholtzer murder case in Noblesville
In Noblesville Indiana on June 16 the Oberholtzer murder case against D C Stephenson and co defendants moved to bond proceedings. Defense sought access to a deathbed statement and a Hammond hotel registry page while eight state witnesses arrived to testify. The historic Hamilton circuit court courtroom filled as judges and lawyers sparred over evidentiary access and bond criteria.
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International News Service
Noblesville
Ind
Madge Oberholtder
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Karl Klinek
Earl Gentry
Indianapolis
Oberheltzer
Hammond
Fred Hines
Hamilton
George B. Oberholtzer
Marshall Oberholtzer
John K. Kingsbury
Eunice Shultz
Oberholtzer
Asa Smith
Griffith Dean
H. A. Permiss
Charles J. Cox
William TH. Remy
Marion County
Ralph K. Kane
Robert Kane
Eph Inman
Ira Holmes
Floyd G. Chistian
R. E. Johnson
Alfred Cowan
Ralph Waltz
Russell Creviston Resigns As National Adjutant
Russell Creviston resigns as national adjutant of the American Legion effective July 31. He will become executive secretary of the War Mothers Memorial Association to oversee a monument for War Mothers' sons who died in World War I. James F. Barton will succeed him, from Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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Indianapolis
Russell Creviston
The
American Legion
James A. Crain
National
Creviston
War Mothers Memorial Association
James F. Barton
Barton
Ft. Dodge, Lows
Disturbance in Nanking as British consulate staff walkout
In Nanking on June 16, Chinese employees of the British consulate staged a partial walkout amid threats of a general strike that could disrupt food and water supplies. The consulate family sought refuge in the American consulate as tensions rose but no disorders had occurred yet. the mood among Chinese is described as menacing.
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Nanking
Bankrupt Virginia Etchison Files Petition in Indiana
Virgil Etchison of Atlanta Indiana filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal court listing debts of 4185.57 and assets of 977.61. He operates a grocery and meat market and is the proprietor. The petition was filed in Indianapolis on June 16.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Virgil Etchison
Atlanta
Engagement Announced for Miss Margaret Thaw and A Newbold Morris
New York on June 16 announces the engagement of Miss Margaret Copeley Thaw to A Newbold Morris of New York. Miss Thaw is a granddaughter of Mrs Thaw and the late William Thaw of Pittsburgh. Morris graduated from Yale University this year. No wedding date has been set.
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New York
Margaret Copeley Thaw
A. Newbold Morris
Thaw
Man begins sentence for killing mother-in-law in Indiana
Theodore Hall, 21, started a 2 to 21 year term at the Indiana State Reformatory for manslaughter after being convicted of killing his mother-in-law and seriously wounding his wife.
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Evansville
Stud
Theodore Hall
Indiana State Reformatory
Three Negro Bandits Rob Indianapolis Drug Store
Police search for three Negroes who entered a drug store last night in Indianapolis, choked the clerk into unconsciousness, rifled the cash register of 75 dollars, and escaped.
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Indianapolis
Ind
President Coolidge Sends Birthday Greeting to King Gustave
Washington June 16 president Coolidge cabled birthday greetings to King Gustave of Sweden. The message followed Sweden’s national celebration and highlighted friendly ties between the two nations.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Gustave
Sweden
Local Spanish War Veterans Convention Returnees
William Tuell William Larkin D J Miller and J Ms Hamer with Leslie Harris all of this city and Wacker Gossman of Wallonia returned from Anderson after attending the Sunday and Monday sessions of the three day United Spanish War Veterans convention.
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William Tuell
William Larkin
D. J. Miller
J. Ms. Hamer
Leslie Harris
Wacker Gossman
Wallonia
Anderson
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Twelve Dead in Rockport Rail Wreck Near Hackettstown
A derailment of a five car Delaware Lackawanna & Western train near Rockport New Jersey at 3 30 A M left at least twelve dead and many injured. Victims include Helen Wagner aged five and Henry Stefens of Chicago. Relief trains and medical staff rushed to the scene.
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Hackettstown
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Chiego
Hoboken
Rockport
Helen Wagner
Henry Stefens
Chicago
Martin Heimig
Henry Karling
Jeannette Jurgensen
Joseph Sauer
Charles Sauer
Irene Wentglemein
Wenglemein
Rheinhold Peschke
Joseph Lafoide
Joseph Branner
Helen Branner
Theodore Jurgensen
Clender
Bernherdt
Mary Zink
Theodore Ernst
Charles Hock
Clara Westleberg
Itulda
Italy signals sympathy but defers on German security pact
Italy told France it sympathizes with the proposed German security pact but calls the matter embryonic and will reserve final judgment until more concrete negotiations emerge. Paris received Italy's position after a French note to Germany, with Italy receiving a copy. Berlin reported the French reply to the German pact and a translation began.
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Paris
Italy
France
Germany
Berlin
Stresemann
Hearing Before Industrial Board on Novak Case
A second hearing in the case of John A. Novak versus Leonard Construction Company of Hammond opened before the Indiana state Industrial Board in Indianapolis. The initial hearing was held in Hammond with a board member present. today the full board sat in on the proceeding.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John A. Novak
Leonard Construction Company
Hammond
State Industrial Board
Hunt For Relatives In Warsaw Over WWI Chauffeur’s Death
Warsaw authorities seek relatives of David Henry Gallard a 42 year old chauffeur who served with French forces in World War I and died after moving to Warsaw. A New York attorney notified Mayor Sloane that Gallard left an estate in Switzerland. Mr and Mrs Louis Sehrenk and Mrs Sehrenk's father John Adolphna returned from a weekend visit with relatives in Ma a ton.
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Warsaw
Ind
David Henry Callard
John A. Sloane
New York
Gallard
Switzerland
Louis Sehrenk
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