Six women protest dump nuisance at West Richmond
Six residents of Richmond Avenue demand action from the Board of Public Works over the West Richmond dump fire and odors. They secure discharge of a driver, vow further legal steps if relief is not provided, and push for dumping to shift to the North 19th Street dump while seeking dust control and grassing of the site.
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Richmond Avenue
Firat
Second Slreets
Doran Bridge
Board of Public Works
Emery Evans
Reuben Rich
Anson Coates
Ora Little
Walter Rossiter
Willett
Richmond
Messrs. Davis
Marlatt
West Dump
Mrs. Rich
West Richmond
Venth Street
Jess Leclared Minn
Mra Rich
Bavis
West Side
Morton Park
Glen Miller
West Side Dump
Smelser
Three Winters Suspects Get Court Hearing on July 20
Dr Willim A Winters and wife and Hoxeoe Cooper, linked to the Catherine Winters case, are scheduled for a court hearing on July 20 in New Castle. Detective Abel explains he dropped the case due to lack of funds and cooperation amid political complications.
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Palladium
New Castle
Ind
Willim A. Winters
Catherine Winters
Hoxeoe Cooper
Credit Court
Indianapolis
Robert H. Abel
Winters
Ross Cooper
Tor
Myers
W Castle
Tom
Cummins Bill Passes Senate on Railroad Liability Limit
Washington June 4 The Cum ming bill removing the liability limit of railroads on insured or destroyed shipments was passed by the senate today Senator Cummins noted many farmers would under-value horses and cattle to avoid high rates unless agreeing to the bill of lading’s low valuation.
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Washington
Cumming
The
Senate
Cummins
Masons Leave City for Fountain City Lodge Event
Between fifty and sixty Masons from this city departed late afternoon for Fountain City where a Masonic ban duet will be held tonight. The Masters degree will be conferred on a class of candidates. Wives will serve a banquet after degree work, around 9:20 PM. Delegations from various towns join in the ritualistic activities.
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Anators
Fountain City
Richmond
Cobb's Retention as Ag Agent Sparks Political Tension
Mediation on A. D. Cobb's job as county agricultural agent moves forward as county officials weigh a board of disinterested judges. The Better Farming association backs Cobb, with petitions circulating to urge Purdue to reappoint him. Commissioners have signed, and farmers backing Cobb are active, while Wayne township trustees report mixed support. Continued on Page Three.
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A. D. Cobb
Williams
Cobb
Cook
Better Farming Association
Wayne County
James Howarth
Waynestownship
Indianapolis
Howorth
Wayne Township
Howarth
Girl Buys Finery With Funds Stolen From Grandfather
Nellie Milton a 17 year old colored girl and Mamie Porter also 17 are held on burglary and grand larceny charges after Nellie allegedly stole $109 and a gold watch from her grandfather William Milton of 1410 North F Street. Authorities note she previously took $120 six months ago but that case was dropped after the Slater family sentence. Nellie reportedly entered via a rear window, took a tin box from a bookcase, and left with a new handbag containing $4 and clothing purchases of about $25. Police continue investigations to locate missing funds.
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Nellie Milton
Mamie Porter
Milton
William Milton
North F Street
Della Webster Slater
Slater
North Seventeenth Street
Mrs. Emery
Emery
Marie Porter
Nellie
Lawler
North End
Do You Know That Readers Denounce Warren in Marred Life Critique
The Palladium notes readers express strong denouncements of Warren in a column about Married Life while inviting readers to explore the gripping serial What's the Matter Pop. The item highlights militia, park dedication programs, local relief actions, and ongoing community events.
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Warren
Palladium
West Side
Doran
Board of Works
Morton Park
Wesley Howard
Richmond
Uiors
Cambridge City
Morton Lake Opening Carnival Promises Spectacle and Contests
James Jordan issues the opening program for Morton Lake in Richmond Indiana with a carnival of lighted canoes and contests. The event, organized by the Commercial Club, runs from 1:15 pm to night with band concerts, swimming exhibitions, prize races for all ages, amusement stands, a merry go round, and a balloon ascent at 5:10 pm. Evening features include a water carnival of illuminated canoes and boats, the largest inland lake opening to date.
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Morton Iikle
Charles Jordan
Commercial Club
Gaur Bridge
S. &. Swayne
George Seldel
H. R. Robinson
Bath House
Rastern
Indiana
Richmond
Ter
Local capital tractor plan for Richmond approved in part
Baker brothers urged the Commercial club to locate Detroit Tractor in Richmond proposing a 100000 capitalization with 50000 local funds. Committee will study the men and engine, aiming to finish in weeks. stock offered as solid investment if the project proceeds to Richmond capitalists. The one man tractor uses leather lines and a single lever for control, replacing horses for hay wagons and farm work.
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Baker Brothers
Commercial Club Committee On New Industries
Detroit Tractor Company
Richmond
Poison Placed in Abington Water by Fiend
A resident of Abington, Wayne county, allegedly poisoned the village water and a nearby farm stream with blue vitriol in revenge on Rodenberg. Prosecutor Keller, Sheriff Bayer, and Dr. Lou Clem investigate with a suspected arrest likely, after finding blue crystals at the spring and confirming contamination before any deaths.
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Butler Rodenberg
Abington
Wayne County
Rodenberg
William Meerkamp
Keller
Bayer
Lou Clem
Meerkamp
Place Palson
Mediation Hangs on Carranza Action in Mexico
Mediation in Mexico hinges on General Carranza and the Constitutionalists. Huerta delegates and American representatives warn that Carranza’s refusal to armistice or accept conference advice could block pacification and force a conflict or open the door to dissolution of talks. The State Department seeks a brief armistice while Constitutionalists appear to dictate settlement terms if they participate.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico
Carranza
Huerta
United States
State Department
Republic
Tampico Blockade Threat Raises U S Officials Alarm
Washington reports say Federal gunboats near Tampico threaten to block the port to stop arms shipments for the Constitutionalists. Officials fear a clash would derail peace plans and risk a breach of the armistice as diplomacy hangs on the next 24 hours. Two gunboats departed Puerto Mexico with ammunition and coal and head toward Tampico.
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Washington
Tampico
Panuco River
United States
Navy Department
Admirral Badger
Admiral Hedger
Niagara Falls
Puerto Mexico
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Kendall
Storstad
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Quebec
International News Service
Jordan
Morton Lake
Biscaver
Reller
Abington Township
Robbin
Prosentor
Niagara
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