Expatriation rumors surround D G Reid and Warwick Castle
New York reports claim former Richmond man D G Reid took eighty million dollars to New England home and a return to abroad. Friends deny retirement plans and expatriation while confirming he may relocate temporarily. article notes confusion over ownership of Warwick Castle and Reed’s possible departure.
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Speedway Winner Walter Davis Hails French Cars At Indianapolis
Walter Davis of Davis Motor Car Company visits the Indianapolis speedway in the pits on race day. He comments on the superiority of French cars and shares unpublished incidents from the pit area. Ralph De Palma and other top drivers are noted in the coverage, with remarks on car conditions and performances amid a costly wager for American prowess.
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Roosevelt Seeks Progresive Path Amid Poverty Pinch
Theodore Roosevelt, returning from abroad, says poverty worsened by Wilson era trust and tariff failures, plans to reenter politics with Progressive principles. He urges cleaning up New York politics, condemning Barnes and Murphy machines, and asserts his fall focus on state affairs and protecting workers, farmers, and honest business.
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Business outlook praised by Wilson in June address
President Wilson spoke to reporters in Washington on June 1, noting that business shows strength in the United States despite global depressions. He cited optimism from steel leader Farrell and HL Gary about the steel outlook, and he indicated that labor groups gain nothing from Clayton act changes beyond reassurance they are not violating Sherman law.
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Children in White Take First Communion at St. MarEltire
Fifty seven children aged seven to ten received first communion at St. Mar Eltiore church with Fathers Cronin and Duffy presiding. Processions preceded the service and the children wore white attire, some with veils, others with laurel wreaths.
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Lester Rowe
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Ralph Sullivan
Oscar Burke
Cine -Gliiles
Helen Sharkitt
Jinsephine Goa
Mary Mesgon
Margaret Schiuts
Alva Wilm
Mary Ofnnitt
Ary Laveluin
Mrey Bridget
Caroline McNaily Tarton
Mildred Doyle
Anna Crynife
Jennet Sweeney
Anna Birch
Dorothy Coyle
Mildred Hope
Mary McCleery
Jatin
Morton Park Gets Electric Lighting For Opening
Arrangements for extending electric lighting into Morton park were ordered by the board of public works. Superintendent Kreinknecht will run a 1000 foot line along the south bank to attach five arc lamps. The park company officers requested the action and, with state utility approval, service will be at cost. $45 per year per arc lamp, totaling $225. Stands owned by concession holders will receive current from this line. The nearest City branch line is noted.
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Taggart Rescues Man At Hawkins Pond
Taggart plunges into Hawkins Pond to save a man who cannot swim. He grabs the man by the hair, keeping him above water until others reach him. Five rescuers worked to pull the man free and revive him after he nearly drowned.
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Rural Carriers Elect Fisher as Leader at Convention
The annual rural mail carriers convention convened yesterday at Jeksen's Park with about attendees. Harry Wisher of Richie was elected president for the coming year, William Rehr of East Gernigutown as vice president, and Raymond Cain of Williamsburg as secretary. Delegates to the Lafayette state convention were named as Tert Lacey of Mountain City and Moses Shindier of Carobrates with John Mmatt of Richmond and Walter Matthews of Centerville as alternates.
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Mountain City
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Richmond
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Centerville
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Winters Couple Flees Home City in Murder Case
New Castle Indiana June 1 The pursuit and arrest saga surrounding Dr William A Winters his wife and Ross Cooper intensifies as Detective Abel accuses them of murdering Catherine Winters. The trio is released on bonds then departs for Indianapolis as prosecutors and Mayor Watkins push for formal murder affidavits and an immediate trial while Abel claims key evidence and a motive. Wealth of local reaction and ongoing public hunt for the missing girl frame a tense political clash.
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What do You Think of Helen And Warren's Marital Troubles
The Palladium invites readers to judge the marital strife between Helen and Warren in its ongoing serial. Send short signed letters (initials only) detailing who is to blame. replies to be printed in the next issue.
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