Marshall laid to rest in native state amid simple ceremonies
Indianapolis June 5 The body of Thomas Riley Marshall rests beside James Whitcomb Riley in Crown Hill as simple, reverent rites mark his burial. A brief eulogy from Rev. Matthew Smith followed Scottish Rite services and Masonic rites. Marshall’s humility and faith are highlighted in the service.
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Marshall
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Riley Marshall
James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana
Mr. Marshall
Matthew Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Marshall
Washington
Mr. Smith
Funeral for Mr. Marshall Draws State and National Figures
Notables from Gov. Jackson to Mayor Shank attended the funeral in Indianapolis. Masonic and Scottish Rite groups led rites for Mr. Marshall, with a state and federal compromise of obsequies. The service closed with interment pending a final decision by Mrs. Marshall on burial.
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Way Ind
Supreme
Gomnel
Ssgutr
Beottidh Hite
Mr. Marshall
Lanmark Lodge F. & A. M
Marshall
Bernard Shively
Marion
Ind
Thomas F. Walsh
Washington
James
M. ‘Haxer
Senate
Gov. Jackson
Samuel Lewis Shank
Samuel Alschuler
A. B. Anderson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert C. Baltizell
Indiana District Court
Indilana Supreme Court
E. M. Willoughby
Julius C. Travis
Louis B. Ewbank
Indiana Bar Association
R. J. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Crown Hill
Athens Plane Crash Claims Otis Camp Jr
Otis Camp Jr son of Barrow county Sheriff Otis Camp died in a plane crash at Athens with Ben T. Epps severely injured. Camp a Winder high school junior was 17 and well known in state athletic circles. The aircraft nose dived during approach to the municipal field. Mrs Camp was in St. Petersburg Florida.
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Otis Camp JR
Athens Athena
Lune
Otis Camp, Jr
Otis Camp
Barrow County
Winder
Ben T. Epps
Epps
Camp
Athens
St. Petersburg
Fla
Security Holders Oppose Reorganization of Big Railroad
In New York on June 5 security holders pressed objections to the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway reorganization plan arguing high assessments would squeeze small owners. Bankers and receivers defended the plan noting rate questions must wait. officials said the plan benefits stock and bond holders with new mortgage bonds replacing most existing assessments.
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Washington
Wall Street
George Emien Roosevelt
New York Stock Exchange
Roosevelt and Son
St. Paul Securities
Roosevelt
Northwest
Charles EB. Mitchell
National City Bank
Interstate Commerce Commission
H W. E. Byram
The
St. Paul
Road restored to sound interest on new bonds
The road has been restored to a sound financial position and can declare interest on the new adjustment bonds, indicating a stable financial outlook and authorized earnings for bondholders.
Postal Inspector Reeves Cracks Theft by Empty Sack
Boston transcription reports a postal inspector named Reeves solving a case where a criminal entered a car and concealed items in an empty sack. The breakthrough highlights investigative steps and the suspect's capture in the incident.
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Houdini
Reeves
Boston
Mahogany Trade Flows From Central American Rivers
The article notes mahogany being abundant in Honduras Guatemala British Honduras and southern Mexico. Much of the timber is floated downstream on rivers to the sea as rafts during the rainy season and squared before transport.
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Honduras
Guatemala
British Honduras
Mexico
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