Wilson's Appeal: Conference Breaks Up In Dispute
A coal miners conference collapsed leaving the nation on the brink of a strike. President Wilson urged resumption of talks while Secretary Wilson pressed for arbitration. Miners and operators blamed each other as the meeting adjourned with no resolution and a strike potential looming.
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Wiper
Presideot Wituen
White House
Pat
Intanye
Wilsop
Jon Lo Lewis
Wed Wine Workers of America
Kewly Add
Wilson
Writers Aid
Wilton
Rater Guy
Mat Alsefor
Adt
Bad Fale
Comsiors
Wilkan
Cvaelunion
Thes Torld
Small Blaze on Roof in Wehori City Section
Fire department responded to a Saturday dawn call in Wehori part of the city and extinguished a small syamii Vaze in a residence. Damage was slight and no injuries reported.
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Wehori
THIRTY-NINE OM HONOR ROLL AT TIPTON HIGH
Thirty-nine Tipton High School pupils earned honor roll status for the Ardt siz weeks with averages in four subjects. The group includes twenty boys and nineteen girls. listed names encompass Vivian Addlenman through James Green with teachers and supervisors unnamed.
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Tipton
Nie
Vivian Addlenman
Margaret Cochran
Peart Cole
Olive Cram
Neva Pawson
Thelma Gram
Rui Goodman
Miriam Michel Beatrice Osborne
Irena Leagit
Ivory Phifer
Gertrude Presaler
Marie Purvis
Florence Richards
Orintha Riley
Esther Stewart
Edo
Martial Law Threat at Elwood Strife Sparks State Action
Mayor John Lewis returns as talks fail while Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers urge calm. Officials warn martial law may follow repeat disturbances after a night clash, with Foresters’ fire and arrests of Steve Pappas and Frank Wallard. Governor’s aide Marty Be Dynes and Indiana Adjutant General Harry B. Smith prepare contingencies.
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John Lewis
Thomas Dillings
Amalgamated Aesociation of Iron and Steel Workers
Sir Charles States
Lemuel Rogers
Elwood
Goodrich
Indianaolla
Meyer Lewis
Mapiste Milla
Ife
Mie
Wilds
Steve Pappas
Frank Wallard
Dave Rogers
Veen Hinkle
John Johny
Wilaves
Marty Be Dynes
Amece
Harry B. Smith
Indiana
Jake
Meeting of Rebekahs Promotes Halloween Masked Bash
The Heeklve Rebekah Lodge plans its regular meeting at the LG. F. heli Tuesday. After business a program follows with masked attire and a prize for best comic and dressed attendee. The losers of recent side selection will serve a banquet for new members and October dues go to aid a chapel project at the I. O. C. F. home in Greensburg.
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Heeklve Rebekah Lunge
LG. F. Heli
Greensburg
Safe Robbers Placed In Jail In Indianapolis
Police and detectives claim three youths Harry Lake Neves Cunningham and Anhur Everman of Tidiapapalis form the gang behind recent western Indianapolis robberies. Everman Cunningham Lane were arrested on vagrancy and burglary charges with weapons cigars and a box of cigarettes found at Lane s home. Lane allegedly admitted being in the Lindaman Wood Finish office during a break in and Cunningham and Everman tied to a Campbell grocery robbery.
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Youngen
Harry Lake
Neves Cunningham
Anhur Eyerman
Tidiapapalis
Gam
Indianapolis
Everman
Tutralmen McClure
Fogarty
Vaud- Murauer
McClure
Lane
Lindaman Wood Finish Company
Weat
Washington Strest
Itty
Cox
Thomas Campbell
Minkster
Attendance officers get travel expense reimbursement ruling
Horus, superintendent of public instruction, sends a memo to county superintendents about a state board of accounts ruling allowing attendance officers to be paid miles at seven cents per mile if using own conveyance. The ruling aims to boost enforcement of the compulsory attendance law amid shortages. Also noted: the Ralph Shook ditch in Liberty Township has a new surveyor engineer overseeing construction.
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Horus
State Board of Bc
Albert Ranger
Vince
Jesse E. Eschbach
Board of Accounts
Hihes? Dettr
Sitle Board of Accounts
Board of Commissioneares
Ralph Shook
Liberty
Township
Noynty
Public Service Hearing on Tipton Light and Water Rates
A public service hearing is scheduled in Tipton on Monday at 10:45 to consider changing city light and water rates. The council chamber will host proponents and opponents, including a likely representative from Indianapolis, to present reasons for and against the proposal. County Clerk Ill Noll issued a marriage license Saturday to Stella M. Dower and Skanin M Weaver. Weaver is an employee of the L. E. & W. Railroad.
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Tipton
Council
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Flil Noll
Stella M. Dower
Normanita
Skanin M2 Weaver
Weaver
Clocks Return to Standard Time Sunday Morning
The United States flips back to standard time as daylight saving ends. Officials instruct railroads and workers to set clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, ending the war time measure repealed by Congress after President Wilson's involvement.
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Congress
Wilson
Rafiers
Sticent
Senate
Thor
Telephone Owners Meet in Sheridan Indiana
The Telephone Owners Association of central Indiana held a meeting in Sheridan Friday with about fifty companies represented. Harvey Boges of the Indiana Public Service Commission and Jub Coffey of the Coles Audio system company spoke on lessons, with AL J. Nrawne of Winchester presiding. BE Mendenhall of Sheridan gave the welcome address and Judge Clark of Unionville responded. Delegates enjoyed a social hour at the Thistlethwaite Hotel.
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Tdepement
Centre Indiana
Anne Wevting
Sheridan
Sounion
Harvey Boges
Indiana Public Berrice Commission
Jub Coffey
Coles Audios System Company
AL J. Nrawne
Winchester
BE. Mendenhall Af Sheridan
Dudge Clark
Uonville
Schitken Miner
Thistlethwaite
Daylight Law Adopted by Mayor Slylan of Gotham
Mayor Slylan of New York City declared daylight saving time in the city on Friday. The ordinance sets clocks forward one hour at 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in April and back on the last Sunday in September. He cited reduced gas and electric bills as the primary benefit.
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Slylan
New York City
New York
Crisis in Gary Steel Mills From Local Strike
Plant managers in Gary face a new steel crisis as a citywide coal miners strike looms. Production will be cut to conserve fuel while reorganizing the mills. Approximately 21,000 workers left Gary mills at strike onset. many have since returned or found other work as parts of the industry scramble to stay open.
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Gary
Gary Mills
Xem
Milla
Cine
Mie Pais Steel Company
Mil
Cox
Camiman Kiborera
Bsp
Universi
Portland Meat Company
Bullington
Simpe
OmMclats
United Stat Steel Corporation
Leopard Wood
Pittsburgh
Birth of Baby Girl to Mr and Mrs Raymond Hears
A baby girl was born Friday near Tipton to Mr and Mrs Raymond Hears who reside east of Tipton. The mother, formerly Miss Anna McEntee, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fl McEntee.
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Raymond Hears
Tipton
Friday Marn Ink
Anna McEntee
Alts
Fl. McEntee
Methodist Church to Adjust Service Time After Sunday
The Methodist minister and congregation will not change the schedule at Kemjrs Memorial Church until after Sunday night. Those who attend are asked to travel via the Wesley Line, which departs one day earlier than the Sunday train schedule.
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Kemjrs Memorial Church
Wesent
West Street Caltechs Host Masked Sock Night
Junior members of the West Street Christian Caltechs held a masked sock night in the church basement on Friday. An evening of games and contests was enjoyed with refreshments served later in the hall.
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West Street Christian Caltechs
Lata Holr
Post Office Clerk Confined To Home With Illness
Paul Maler, a clerk at the post office on West Dear town street, is confined to his home due to illness. The condition is not serious, and he is expected to recover and return to work.
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Paul Maler
West Deartown Street
Farmers Elect New Officers in Prairie Township
The Matera' Avencation of Prairie Township held a Friday meeting at Evans school house electing officers for the coming year. John Walker was chosen president, Johan T West vice president, Joseph Hayls secretary and treasurer, with Austin Park and Chide Harlow as directors. Delegates to the county convention were named as M. S. Smith S. D. Mott and I. A. Shock. County events and improvements were discussed for a new educational campaign by the Farmers' Association.
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Matera
Prairie Township
Evans School
John Walker
Johan T. West
Joseph Hayls
Austin Park
Chide Harlow
M. S. Smith
S. D. Mott
I. A. Shock
County Farmers’ Association
B.D. Kan
Tian County Farmers
Jnt
Acters’ Association
Times Correspondents Urged To Send Local News And Personal Notices
The Times requests readers to submit local happenings and personals limited to one column per note. Include social events and any deaths or accidents with prompt reporting to 25486, noting timing between 2:40 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. If possible, send details quickly, especially for deaths and accidents in the community. The Art Association’s musical section meets at the public library Monday at 2:20 p.m. Interested individuals are urged to attend.
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Times
Mose
the Times
The
Art Association
Weather: Cloudy and colder with rain tonight and Sunday
The forecast shows cloudy skies with a sharp drop in temperatures. Rain is expected tonight and again on Sunday, bringing wetter conditions and cooler air across the region.
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