Hear Petition For B and O Tunnel
Hearing on a proposed Baltimore and Ohio tunnel at Brown street west of Seymour opened before the Public Service Commission. About 300 petitioners including farmers and Sinclairs Oil Refining Co favored the tunnel estimated at 83 000 dollars for a single track with 30 000 more for a double track. Witnesses described grade hazards and traffic delays from the incline and stalled trucks on the crossing.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Brown Street
B. & O. Railroad
D. E. Matthews
Indiana Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Here
Matthews
C. W. McMallan
Aurora
M.A. Mace
North Vernon
G. B. Schouse
Washington
E. Massman
Seymour
J. A. Callahan
Cincinnati
James B. Parkhiser
Thomas (. Branaman
Brownstown
J. W. Luckey
Redding
James Mann
Owen Township
James R. Crabb
Public Service Commission
Schouse
Sinclair Oil Refining Company
Fifty Fifty House Breakers Target Steinberger Home
Burglars entered Ebner Steinberger’s residence at 255 South Park Street between 1 and 3 pm and took half of a small cash amount from a bureau. Two one dollar bills and two fifty cent pieces were left. one dollar bill and two halves were taken. Entrance was gained by cutting a back screen. Miss Ethel Steinberger found the burglary on returning home at 3 pm. Two boys are suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebner ‘Steinberger
South Park Street
Steinberger
Ethel Steinberger
Band Concert Tonight at Shields Park
Local notice announces a concert by the band tonight at 8:00 at Shields Park. Event is open to the public with no admission stated.
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Shields Park
COUNTY HELD TO PAY FOR RILEY HOSPITAL CARE
Jackson county reports three children at Riley Memorial hospital Indianapolis Russell Bauerle Thomas Bredus and Evelyn Stradley sent on Judge James Cox orders Officials say mis understanding with Riley hospital over charges led to a $792 claim for care at $3.96 a day The county previously expected free care funded by subscriptions with counties footing costs for sent children
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Jackson County
Riley Memorial Hospital
Indianapolis
Samuel Carr
Russell Bauerle
Thomas Bredus
Evelyn Stradley
James A. Cox
Cox
The
Memorial Hospital
Riley Hospital
Chilren
Distribution of Funds Completed Shows School Share Dominates
The semi annual fund distribution totals $429259.43 across state county township and municipal entities. Public schools receive $149444.25 with $70064.22 for teachers salaries and $79380.03 for equipment buildings utilities and incidents. State funds amount to $48603.02 and county funds $47577.10 with road fund at $33322.37.
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Samuel Carr
Jackson County
D. W. Thompson
Two Die From 90-Foot Fall At Work Site
Two brick masons, John Donahue aged 50 and John Murray aged 42, died after a ladder tipped while being lowered from the fifth story of a building. The accident occurred today as they worked on the structure. A Dance At Moore's Grove Planned Saturday Night Near Seymour Featuring Dupont Orchestra On State Road 4 Four Miles East Of Seymour.
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Indianapolis
John Donahue
John Murray
Moore’s Grove
Seymour
Dupont Orchestra
Reverend L W Collar to Leave Seymour for South Bend
The First Church of the Nazarene in Seymour will lose pastor Rev. L W Collar who resigns to lead the Nazarene church in South Bend. His departure, about September 1, follows a three year tenure marked by rapid congregation growth and a Sunday School with over 200 members.
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L. W. Collar
First Church of the Nazarene
Indianapolis Avenue
Third Street
South Bend
Collar
Nazarene
Seymour
Nazarene Church
Mitchell
South Dakota
Northwest Nazarene College
Nampa
Idaho
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
Corsica
Carol Joy
Charles Wesley
Charles Harrison
South Bend Church
the Nazarene Church
Appellate Court Favors Mrs Emma Johnson Seymour
The appellate court denied Indianapolis Star's rehearing in the case of Mrs Emma Johnson of Ewing Street Seymour against the Star over compensation for her husband Walter Johnson's death. Johnson, a Star solicitor, was injured three years ago in cranking a Ford, with fatal complications. Attorneys Abel Swails of Seymour represented the widow. Montgomery Montgomery and George Edwards represented the Star.
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Appelate
Indianapolis Star
Emma Johnson
Ewing Street
Seymour
the Star
State Industrial Board
Osuit
Johnson
Walter Johnson
The
Star
Industrial Board
Oscar B. Abel
Swails
Appellee
Montgomery and Montgomery
George Edwards
Indianapolis
Pastor Collar to Move from Seymour to South Bend Nazarene Church
The Rev. Mr. Collar, pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene in Seymour for three years, will soon leave to fill the pulpit at the First Church of the Nazarene in South Bend.
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Mr. Collar
Church of the Nazarene
Seymour
South Bend
Revolt in Greece Reported as Government Falls
Dispatches from Salonika say Greek revolutionaries, led by General Hangatos, seize control as Michalakopoulos government is deposed. Army and navy join the uprising, officers in Salonika report a military coup and establishment of a new republican leadership.
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Greece
London
Salonika
Paris
Michalakopoulos
Ceneral Hangatos
L/Independent
la Liberte
Pangahos
Greek Bonds Decline On Greek Revolution News
Greek government 7 percent bonds fell two points in New York trading as the revolution in Greece unsettled investors. Bonds traded around 84 in the listed market today.
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New York
Greece
Italian American Debt Conference Opens in Washington
The first session of the Italian-American debt conference to settle payment terms for Italy's 2,000,000,000 owed to the United States lasted three hours. Recessed at 1 p m until Tuesday both sides expressed satisfaction with progress in the opening meeting.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Burial in Indianapolis
Bodies of Mrs Grace McDonough and her stepmother Mrs Ada Carpenter, murdered by the latter’s husband who then killed himself, were taken to Marion Indiana for burial. Cooperative Building and Loan Association interest orders due July 1 are ready for delivery. notify secretary Thos J Clark at 208 West Second St to receive them by June 30.
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Indianapolis
Grace McDonough
Ada Carpenter
Marion
Ind
Cooperative Building and Loan Association
Thos. J. Clark
West Second Street
French Finance Minister Seeks Sweeping Reform Plan
Paris reports Premier Painleve's cabinet backed fast tracking financial reform bills urged by Finance Minister Caillaux. Five proposed measures include unified debt limits, a government bond moratorium to 1928, currency inflation to cover current revenues, debt refinancing, and a new fiscal accord with the Bank of France.
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Paris
Painleve
M. Caillaux
Doumergue
France
Mr. Caillaux
Bank of France
M. Cailaux
Finance Committees
Chamber of Deputies
Regulation Navy Radio Installed Aboard MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Commander Donald MacMillan agreed to the Navy's demand for standard radio gear on the Peary tender and Bowdoin. The destroyer Putnam delivered equipment after a swift run from Wassahasset. Installations were underway to allow sailing to Battle Harbor Labrador on schedule.
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North Sydney
N. S
Donald MacMillan Hesing
Wilbur
MacMillan
Battle Harbor
Labrador
North Seas
Navy Department
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Notice
Local taxi service notice lists Tip Richardson with phone 447 and residence 67 offering transportation. Ad emphasizes availability any time anywhere.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Regular taxi service to Pauley's Cabin
Taxi service operates to Pauley's Cabin with phone contact 333. Service details are minimal in the text.
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Pauley
Death or freedom looms in murder trial verdict
In Chicago on June 25 Judge Lynch considers a night session as William D. Shepherd faces a jury deciding murder in William McClintock’s death. State’s Attorney Crowe seeks capital punishment with a four hour limit, asserting no manslaughter verdict possible.
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International News Service
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William McClintock
Thomas J. Lynch
William S. Stewart
W. T. O’brien
Crowe
Shepherd
McClintock
Billy McClintock
Concensus
Dave
American call for U S intervention in China amid strike
Americans in China urged the United States to actively suppress disorder arising from a general strike against foreigners. Chinese authorities stationed troops to block a planned anti foreign demonstration, pledging to halt the event.
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Shanghai
China
United States State Department
American Association of China
United States
Indianapolis man named to U.S. Employees Compensation Commission
President Coolidge appoints Harry Bassett of Indianapolis to the U S Employees Compensation Commission succeeding John J. Keegan. Bassett, a Democrat, was recommended by Senators Watson and Ralston before the president left Washington.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Harry Bassett
Indianapolis
United States Employes Compensation Commission
John J. Keegan
Bassett
Watson
Ralston
Washington
Stephenson Denied Bail in Oberholtzer Murder Case
Noblesville Indiana June 25 D C Stephenson former Klan leader Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry will remain in jail until trial for the alleged murder of Madge Oberholtzer. Judge Fred Hines refused bail after a four day hearing. defense plans to appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court for bond. Trial ready to begin any time after tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Noblesville
Ind
D. C
Hines
Stephenson
Wlinck
Gentry
Indiana Supreme Court
William Hl. Remy
Marion County
Charles E. Cox
Madge Oberholtzer
D.C
Eph Inman
Robbers Allege Chicago Crimetrack Spreads to South Bend
South Bend Indiana reports a wave of robberies, holdups, and assaults as police believe Chicago crime elements have entered the area. A downtown blaze drew thousands while thieves raided a furrier shop and a music store, taking coats, lingerie, and silk goods. In a separate hold up near New Carlisle a fruit peddler was beaten and robbed of 175 dollars.
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South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Joseph Laker
New Carlisle
Bud
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