Sixteen Die As Interurban Wreck Near Indianapolis
An interurban car crashed into a trailer near Indianapolis killing sixteen and injuring four or more. Victims were members of a Grotto drill team en route to a Barn Dance. the car sped from Muncie toward Indianapolis with the crossing unsignaled. The tragedy left many mourners and prompted police inquiries as responders treated the injured and recovered bodies.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Med Todawemen
The
Mystre Order
Enchanted Realm
Marseelle
Grotto
Freetion Cit
Harry Stewart
Iphiapapolis
Muncle
Sahate Grotto
War veteran Garth Guthrie confronts danger near Elkwan and Ninda
Garth Guthrie, scarred by war, returns to Elkwar to protect Ninda and confront Laughing Mc Bomakt. He teams with Jean and medicine man Saul Geuci to persuade Crees to move to Elkwan, faces ambush by Joe Mokeman, and seeks justice amid family tensions with Sir Charles Guthrie and Edith Falconer.
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Garth Guthrie
Hudson's Bay
Eikwan
Edith Falconer
Charles Guthrie
Bllepoe Savanne
Garth
Doctor
Warrios
Jean
Beart
McDonald
Hikwan
Ninda
Etiienne
Saul Geuci
Fure
Elkwan
McDonald Garth
Joe Mokeman
Factor
Elikwan
Ojibwa Bargain in Snow Duel Over Goods
In a tense frontier scene, an Ojibwa trader presses a white man for a four-dog load of flour tea and cake as danger and suspicion mount. Garth maneuvers to avoid direct conflict while the trader watches, weapons ready and tempers flaring in the snow.
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Joe Mokoman
Garth
Mokoman
Jim
Guthrie
Tip
Marina
Strange Encounter on Akimiski Island Frontier
An island of Akimiski in Hudsons Bay hosts fur exploits by Black foxes and silver gray foxes. Hunters from Hudsons Bay Company winter there for pelts as Freres explore. a daring schooner arrives at Seal Cove seeking loot amid ice and shore trade barriers.
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Garth
Guthrie
Mort
Jade
Mekenman
Atlonekl
Elikwan Point
Saul
Bwa
Cutty
Meteuild
MeTxinald
Abiniski
Sent Cove
Osure
Pie Ratie
Twig
Lesking
York
Sweepa
Eikwan
Foxen
Elkwan
Etienne
Mcbunala
Ant
Eid Saul
Sland
M'siew Guthrie
McDonald
Rae
Dun
Sauas
Whale River
Hudson's Bay
Akimiski
Hudson's Bay Company
Akimiski Barrens
Seal Cove
Indians Resent Derogatory Terms Against Women and Children
Melvin R. Gilmore of the Museum of the American Indian in New York says Native women and children resent terms like squaw and papoose. He argues such language offends refined speech and dulls fair perception of Indian culture, fostering greater injustice and bitterness toward Native Americans.
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Melvin R. Gilwere
Museum of the American Indian
New York
Gilmore
Book Bayer Got Bargain A Recent Lieve of the Bestes
Announcement of a presentation to Harvard College library of a work titled A Book for Boys and Girls by John Bunyan, published by Nathaniel Powell with the See or Garby. The notice notes affordable sale details and library acquisition.
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Bayer
Hersid
Hearvard College
Beye
John Bunyan
Nathaniel Powter
Paris Rams Freighter in New York Harbor Midnight Collision
The French liner Paris rammed the freighter Besseggen near Robbins Reef Light, sinking it within 15 minutes. Of 32 aboard, eight are confirmed saved as lifeboats from two ferries and the Paris rescued most crew. the Paris then grounded on Bedloe’s Reef.
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Degdas Liner
New York Harbor
New York
Manhattan
Paris
Robbins Reef
Besseggen
Bedloe's Reef
Bedloe's Island
Former Priest Finds New Pulpit With Methodists
Rev James K Boyland a former Roman Catholic priest who left his vows to marry has become pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church at Paxico Missouri. He moved with his bride Miss Lois Carter Mc Reynolds of Tulsa after their Tulsa marriage and earlier earned income selling household brushes in Miami Oklahoma. The appointment came at the St Louis conference session in Mountain Grove Missouri.
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Miami
Okla
James K. Boyland
Homan Catholic
Priget
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Paxico
Misa Lois Carter Mc Reynolds
Tulsa
Stoddard County
St. Louis
Mountain
Grove
Yale Fund Reaches 17.7 Million in Campaign for 20 Million
The Yale club of New York reports receipts totaling 17 746 778 in the drive begun six months ago to raise 20 000 000 for the Yale fund. The article notes progress toward the goal and ongoing collections.
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Yale Fund
York
Yale Club of
New York
Insii
Cosgrave Re elected as President in Irish Free State Parliament
Cosgrave was re elected President of the Irish Free State parliament at the first meeting of the newly constituted chamber. The vote was 76 to 70 with the parliament approving the date for the new cabinet as announced by President Eve Wey.
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T. Cosgrave
We Irish ‘Free State Parilament
Sonstited Chamber
A Eve Wey
Conservatives to Rule A. F. L. Again
The American Federation of Labor re elected William Green as president with no opposition and all other officers unanimously. New Orleans chosen for the 1928 convention. Green notes opposition to fascism and communism and endorses shorter five day weeks. The convention backs Philippine independence and free speech while supporting exclusion of assets from the continental United States.
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Los. Angeles
Callf
American Federation of Labor
Willian Green
Organized Labor
Green
Pennsylvania
Samovel -Gompers
Labor
New Orleans
Labor Federation
United Mine Workers
Federation
Tme
Gompers
Journeymen Tailors
United States
América
Italy
Philippine Islands
Oldest Railroad Engineer in U S Dies in Michigan City
Charles F. Dabbert eighty six longtime railroad engineer died in Michigan City after a long illness. Born in Germany he immigrated to the United States in 1856.
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Michigan City
Ind
Charles F. Dabbert
United States
Germany
Last of Legionnaires Return to Southampton After Tour
Nearly 2 000 American Legionnaires, part of a large band of pilgrims who attended the Legion's events, returned to Southampton England after their visit.
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Southampton
England
AFL Convention Endorses National Beer Act Change
The American Federation of Labor convention urged a resolution backing the Volstead Act amendment to regulate the manufacture and sale of strong beer.
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L. Advocates Beer
Angeles
Calif
Chanage
Volatead
American Federation of Labor Convention
Gift to Haverford College For Laboratory Construction
A gift of 109,200 dollars from T Allen Biles of Glen Mills Pennsylvania to Haverford College will fund the erection of an applied science laboratory. The announcement confirms the donation and its intended use for the new facility.
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College
Haverford
Haverford College
T. Allen Biles
Glen Mille
Pas
Epitaph Note Reflects on Absent-minded Minds
The fragment notes that a final epitaph cannot lift a poor man through the Golden Gate and that many who are absent minded remember the less fortunate.
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Golden Gate
Castoria Promises Easy Stomach Relief for Babies
Vintage ad touts Fletcher's Castoria as harmless for infants' colic and upset stomachs. It claims gentle, vegetable formula similar to castor oil without taste or shock, and promises soothing sleep with physicians recommending the genuine product. Also notes a baby care book included.
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Fletcher
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