Miners Face Off as Lewis Probes Charter Revocation
At Linton and Jasonville and Hymera, United Mine Workers President T L Lewis faced hostile crowds while explaining the revocation of the Hudson mine local charter. District President Van Horn defended the district position, as miners pledged loyalty to him and rejected Lewis's stance.
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Linton
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Hudson Mine
Lewis
W D. van Horn
van Horn
Mr. Lewis
Hudson
District Board
United Mine Workers
Opera House
Hudson Mine Loval Union
George Hargrove
National Board
National
Hymera
Jasonville
Terre Haute
Shelburn
Alabama
Indianapolis
Sulivan and Greene miners targeted in political push
Shelburn reports a political appeal as a speaker tries to win support of miners in Sul livan and Greene counties. The effort centers on convincing workers to back a candidate amid labor tensions and local economic concerns.
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Shelburn
Sullivan and
Greene Counties
Quiet wedding in Indianapolis merges Crawford Crowder ties
Nellie Crawford and Milton Crowder wed at noon yesterday at the Nicoson home on North New Jersey street Indianapolis. Rev F A Steele officiated. Guests included Mrs Minnie Wright and the Crowder family. The couple planned a Chicago honeymoon and Sullivan residence.
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Indianapolis
D. T. Nicoson
New Jersey
Nellie Crawford
Milton Crowder
Sullivan
Ind
F. A. Steele
Hall Place Church
Chicago
Lil
Minnie Wright
Neville Crowder
Jean
Ths City
Hat styling and trims at Fannie Hughes shop
Miss Martha Durham of near Graysville was in town last Wednesday en route to Oxford Ohio for college. The ad touts Fannie Hughes two doors west of the State Bank offering hats and trimmings with absolute newness and correct style.
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Fannie Hughes
State Bank
Martha Durham
Graysville
Oxford
Ohio
Indiana
America
J. M. SO
Geo. C. EN Dee
G. Rammond
A. M
Pete D
B. Whitaker
Kansas City dealer to Birmingham store manager
Arthur Krug formerly connected with a large Kansas City department store has moved to Birmingham Alabama to take a job as manager of a major dry goods store. Mrs. Mary Ingersoll of Turman township visited Decatur Illinois and was passing through on the way home from her daughter Mrs. H. P. Wasson’s home.
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Arthur Krug
Kansas City
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Ingersoll
Turman Township
H. P. Wasson
Decatur, IL
Democra tic Club Members John Taylor and Charles Walters in Indianapolis
John Taylor and Charles Walters attended the Democratic clubs of Indiana meeting in Indianapolis last week and also visited the state fair.
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John Taylor
Charles Walters
Democratic Clubs of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Vernon Shepherd Heads to Lafayette for Purdué University
Vernon Shepherd left last week for Lafayette to enter Purdué University.
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Vernon Shepherd
Lafayette
Purdué University
Jenkins relatives visiting from Louisville and Chicago
id Jenkins of Louisville Kentucky and Will Jenkins of Chicago are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs P R Jenkins.
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Id Jenkins
Louisville, Ky
Will Jenkins
Chicago
Mrs .P. R. Jenkins
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Frank Delashmutt
George Anderson
A. H. Whitsett Coal Company
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Cag
Indiana Consolidated Coal Company
Luzader
Vandalia No. 10
Horace McIntire
McIntire
Archie Aikman
Aikman
Southland
OUR Boys
Iord Mountain
Star Brand
Long Life Shoes
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Company
Union Christian College
Liberatti
Grand Opera Chorus
Diavolo
ALVO
Europe
Carson Bros
Mlle
Azora
Wheeler and Rosen
Larnesses
Mechanical Dept
Lachman Carnival Co
Ball
Ida French
Merom
Eastern Traction
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Paris
Clinton
Brazil
Greencastle
J. HW. Crall
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Indianapolis, Ind
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Davis Hotel
Pacific Coast
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Mexico
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