Auto collision near Reddihalin injures three
A family riding in a car with an Interstate Public Service traction unit collided with a West road crossing six miles north of Elwood on a Tuesday night. Passenger Porninger suffered a broken collarbone and head injuries, with doctors noting possible internal injuries. The thirteen year old, Persinger Jr., sustained facial and other injuries. all were en route to Medota for a funeral.
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Persinger, Jr
Gheir Zon
Elwood
Ahen
Reddihalin
Medota
Jackson
Porninger
Cok Farvbone
Strike at Tincher Masetactarine Company Involves Wage Demands
A labor walkout at a Tincher Masetactarine plant sparked by wage increases and union actions, with police injunctions against protesters. Officials examined worker classifications and company output, recommending a return to work, but strikers voted to continue the strike three to one. Negotiations between plant managers and labor leaders followed, as outsiders faced opposition and concerns about disruption to production and distribution.
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Vearkine Jr
John J. Wi
Washington
Einen
Paul J. Faulth
Peadavarters
Marion
Aohn F. Holliday
Walkh
Finish
Uhre Saurkers
Neanon
Smith
Pune
Br. Brit
Ne Walsh
Hosta
Esse
Flakides
Mrr. Walsh
Mr. Smith
Lavelle Motor Crash Near Alfordville Injures Driver
Mr Lavelle was driving toward Alfordville on the Ten Thompson road when a wheel lift and a fence collision trapped him under the car. The wreck occurred after the vehicle left the road and overturned into a ditch, with passerby pulling him free and rushing him to a nearby farmhouse for aid. injuries described as serious but non fatal, though the car was badly damaged.
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Ima Ware
Lavelle
Washington
O'Gond
Ferd Amine
Alfordvile
Laveille
Hix Veila
Tayellg
Semenia
Local boy presumed lost after horse carriage accident near Riverton
A camping party near Riverton Monday ended in tragedy as a wagon collision sent Lyle Foreman, thirteen, into a river. Divers failed to recover the body by dusk while Ernest Judge and others assisted. Authorities investigate the drowning incident involving a mule and wagon.
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Jacl
Lyle Foreman
Riverton
Beau
Minto
Ernest Judge
Four More Die After Plant Explosion In Marshfield
In Muregion Michigan on August 19 four additional workers died from the blast at the Brunswick Balke Collender Company rubber department plant. The death toll rose to seven with the evolving count, and one reportedly gravely injured man was expected to survive.
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Mureegon
Mich
Bronswick-Balke Collentarumn
Crossing Actliznt on the Mont cross and rescue
Oliver Farmer, 31, of Montefea ER, Man of Koosake, from rancieca, Tic, was injured when an eastbound South bound train struck his car near a Duutas stacker. He died while being treated. Byres’ brother reports the man died after the collision. His wife from Menten arrived to identify him.
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Princetgn
Oliver Fanner
Montefea
Koosake
Rancieca
Nny
Duutas
Ras Iea
Byres
Menten
Governor Cox Campaign Opens in the West
Governor Cox, a Democratic presidential contender, will begin his western campaign on September 2. He travels from New York to states west of the Mississippi River, announcing his plan at the Democratic National Committee headquarters.
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Associated Pree
New York
Cox
Wilsakin
Truck farm raided near Bloomington by police
Aug 16 Bloomington reports a truck farm owned by Jacob Jarumin at Malfville north of the city was raided by local police Wednesday. Fifty gallons of whisky were seized. Hundreds of locals went to police headquarters in response to the raid.
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Bloomington
Jacob Jarumin
Malfville
Philadelphia man jailed for draft evasion at Fort Leavenworth
An Associated Press report states that a Philadelphia man was found guilty of desertion from the service by evading the draft and sentenced to four years of hard labor at Fort Leavenworth. The governor announced the decision today.
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Associated Press
Evgdoll
Philsdelphie
Fx Been Tedoll
Ms Beri
Ft Leavenworth
St Governor’s
Spanisil War Veteran Davis Dies at Home Near Cato
Petersburg Aug 12 A Spanish American War veteran, Zine Davis, 45, died suddenly after a hearty supper at his home near Cato. He sat while drinking with family, then collapsed from a cerebral attack. Coroner’s verdict cites an abscess in the head as the cause.
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Petersburg
Zine Davis
Cato
Davis
Davin
Gu ‘Inter
Coroners Verde
Chaplin Denies Divorce Details and Blames Attorneys
In Salt Lake City a chaotic divorce claim centers on Charlie Chaplin and his wife Mildred Harris. Chaplin rejects discussing the case and criticizes California lawyers handling the suit. He says he will fight the proceedings despite media and legal pressure.
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Salt Lake Citt
Lah
Charle Chaplin
California
Hiat
Mildred Harris
Chaplin
Nati
Women of the County Vote on Privilege Amendment
The article reports estimated turnout and costs for a 1915 voter rights measure affecting women in Davi County. It notes state of women’s suffrage, the need for election staff, printing expenses, and the plan to use multiple voting machines and extensive absentee ballots, with projected costs and timelines.
Pastor feats account take ations feintor of the InAmion hax
A garbled OCR item mentions a pastor and a financial or account action linked to a named place or person. Readable bits point to a church figure and an incident involving funds, but specifics are unclear. No definite date or location can be confirmed from the fragment.
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Amd
Indiana Highway Commission Debate Over Road Fund Increase
The Hoosier highway commission led by Director I H Wright and Engineer ROK discuss road funding, the need for increased taxes to support state maintenance, and the impact of a proposed $2,000,000 automoble levy. Critics warn of heavy burdens, while advocates argue improved roads justify higher levies for state wide improvements. The financial plan includes federal matching funds and concerns over valuation surcharges.
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Eveninn Priggge
Orc
Gooddich
Combedinneas
Rome
Urosler Automobile
Indiana
Alehways
Helena
Hughie
Uae
Wilgatian
Etnte biehWey
Hoosier Highway Commission
I. H. Wright
Encinigi
Federal
Opening of journalism school in the Philippines
Associated Press reports Walter Wigus, ex member of the Journalists’ League, opens first journalism school in the Orient. Wigus, named director, arrives in Manila in June and brings New York experience from the Detroit News and other outlets to establish the Pulser school at Columbian University.
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Associated Press
Fica
Walter Wigus
Jottralien
University of Sinoia
Orient
Wits
Witgus
Columbix
New
York
Spayer
Detroit
Wage strike threatened by Indiana miners union
Report from Washington and Indianapolis notes Indiana mine workers and the United Mine Workers consider central competitive field action amid looming strike threats. President Wilton pressed for a quick settlement as miners urged action to safeguard wages and working conditions.
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Washington, D
Bodob Lew
Avielers
Anutin
Wilton Todky
Opyeatom
Cleveland
Lewln
Baer
Advocates Plan Tree Planting in Indiana State
Henryville site near Willim A Guthrie chairs a conservation meeting urging timber planting to expand beyond existing reserves. A plan for seedlings to boost Indiana timber, with state officials present, argues for rapid action to preserve steward woods and reduce import dependence. discussions noted large acreage and industrial impact.
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Guthrie
Indiana Cervervation
Remimisnlar
Iie
Chalrrean Guthiie
Indiana
Steward Woods
Ne Dana
James P. Goodrich
Newson
Avon
Bartholomew County
H. P. Friedly
Oerafal
Richart Lieber
Department Conservation
Arka Cc
Dean
Feregler
Uate
Staten
Prolix OCR fragment reports on a family and pending plans
An unclear fragment discusses a man named Jones and a warning about a court or custody matter. It mentions three children, a prospective father, and a time sequence with terms like August 20 and Kentucky. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent event details or outcome.
Soldier Death Return From Overseas Led To Burial Service
The first American soldier who died in France to be re interred locally, Buckles A chiefal arrived in Mahivile on August 11 and funeral services held at Stefhodiat Balxcajal church. Rev Bedwell led the service and the Army Post of the American Legion supervised. The deceased, 27, died of influenza in Frowe, Ortober 145 19LR, and was buried temporarily in an American cemetery in New York. The article details the long journey to final interment, with references to roadways and locations near Serenity, Center A Rim, and New Turk. Relatives and townsfolk attended or were named in the process.
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Am Americas Woldier
France
Mahivile
Bedwell
Meinting
American Legion
Yrkley Wee
Dinarak
Frowe
Evansville Fighter and Antwerp Romance Ends in Wedding
A Belgian famine story links Roy Lechner of Evansville to Antwerp, as he returns from service with the 13th Infantry. The romance centers on a young Belgian woman and family ties pull them toward marriage, with Lechner set to wed after his return and amid wartime upheaval.
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Eapeia
Mattoon
Til
Armust
Ant Lethner
Cirt
Jou
Lechner
Visual Fragments From a Political Rally in Lincoln County
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Republican rally with a large turnout at a county chamber. W H Stwele and Orrar Biami appear as officials or speakers, with others including F O Chaitin and Bdeng Peeshing noted in attendance. The text references Dayiers county political efforts, female suffrage debates, and Democratic and Republican tensions.
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Meelines
Th - Cine
W. H. Stwele
Ney Castle
State Committee
Orrar Biami
Cunereamodf
Ridenoug
Ulginet
Berdh Puller
Pres
Linrolg League
Duinton
F. O. Chaitin
United States
Siand Gsave
Woodrow
Arious Preen
Davie
Dad Hege Charged With Serious Crime
Daniel J Hedge, an osteopath formerly of this city, was arrested at Newton Kan. on warrants charging him with criminal assault. The alleged victim, Lettie Levy, a seventeen year old girl living south of Washington, accuses Hege of forcibly attacking her. Witnesses and investigations followed, with a $1,500 payment reported to investigators. Hege was arrested in Newton by Sheriff Faith and held for local authorities.
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China
Cayenne
Bupawr
Daniel J. Hedge Strigte
Han
Path
Haying
MicapFonk
Tatt
Veara
Tatler
Vna Levy
Washington
Newton
Konan
Mn Losal
Ruth
Informa
Kansna
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