Plainville store robbed as warrants seize loot
Sheriff Faith traced a store robbery to Linton where Sargent fled with loot from a Plainville general store. Jewelry rings bracelets a watch and a rifle were recovered. Criegitt Olle Briner named by Sargent as accomplices. The thief admitted theft but gave no details. A farm wagon and Mercury sedan were also found damaged with parts missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Linton
Hegh
Orval
Phortly
Faith
Frith
Sargent
Po Jie
Oden Alore
Creigiiatt
Olle Briner
Wheatland
Jacken
Myers
Nome
Neuarathy
Grand Jury Indicts Bergdoll Escape Case
Grand jury in Philadelphia on June 34 indicts eight Tennessee Bergdoll escape case defendants. Officials reveal investigation details and names tied to Bergdoll deserter group. Court action referenced with Judge Thompson and warrants discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRAND
Pmtitladelphta
Grover C Bergdoll
Ttsiko
Elite
T Ansell
Faward & Botley
Washington City
Bersdall
Rink
Wirelexsnens
Martin
Sam
Tiand
Warrarks
Ve Fan
Bergdall
Oitain
Thompson
Arhosr
Sisters of Providence Arrange Annual Services
The Sisters of Providence outline their annual retreat set to begin around July 7 with a gathering of sisters from various locations arriving in the first week of July. Plan includes a ceremony August 6 and a seven day program featuring speakers from the University of Notre Dame, English, physics and philosophy departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters OF Providence
Sisters
Marye
Hein
Herbert Crek
Sullivan Estate Valued At 1.7 Million In Inventory
Chicago June 30 The estate of Roger C Sullivan former Democratic leader valued at 1 706 000 according to an inventory filed for probate Wealth consisted mostly of stocks in New York corporations No real estate was scheduled in the listing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roger C. Sullivan
le Yauitrd
Labor Row Delays Decision on Tin and Steel Workers
Amid looming wage talks, officials from the Amalgamated Association of Tin Steel and Tin Workers announce workers will stay at their posts in Pittsburgh and Columbus while conferences continue. Union leaders report earlier press statements about mass resignations and resignations within the organization. Meanwhile, other city reports describe bomb threats and police investigations in Miami and New York, with officials promising further action to identify those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rever
Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Petrigne
Columba
Miami
Smith
Mrxar Amith
Prank Gets Nape Intendent Resigns and Mine Change
Intendent of No 1 Mine resigns to take charge of Graham company mine. Henry Osha and Frank Osha switch to new roles with Sonlite Camp. The Oshs bring long experience as 45 supentindent of mines. Washington readers learn about local connections and past Wheel operations in Shanghai history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilantare
Graham Company
Henry Osha
Sonlite Fond
Grah
Graham
Greene
Frank Osha
Isa Rurten
Shaokhs
Raat
Chineer
Ams
Shanghai
Judge Heiden art. and the German amnesty debate
A garbled report discusses Judge Heiden and a German amnesty decree amid turmoil. It mentions a Polish sergeant, judiciary resistance to Allied interference, and European powers debating postwar control and trials. The text references Italian and German authorities, and public reaction to martial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidenart
AMAIA
Cnre
Jeone
UN Commianiin
Zeamrpiarion
Jawa
Warning Issued On Wheat Bug Threat To Fields
The state Division of Entomology warns farmers to monitor panicle chinch bugs and act immediately if insects are found to stop migration into wheat fields. Infestations can reduce yields and damage trees. a barrier practice using hay and sticky substances along field margins is advised, though effectiveness is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RTATR
Division of Entomology
State Department of Conservation
Haspent Ouly
Tom Fella
Carthfield
Ihr
Waller Will Appoints Heirs in Estate Disposition
The will of Sayard F. Waller filed June 30 with the district clerk lists heirs designations. Weilhrd Waller receives shellsceld eneds and Clyde Waller shares. the estate totals 4054 dollars with 200 dollars allocated to Cladva. A. S. Biddinge named executor. witnesses include Charles R. Bert and F. M. Tekthy. notarized by Donald Ell and Tolliver Chappet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teor
Anna Grace Walken
Watersone
Mitiny Greasog
Onder
Sayard F. Waller
Fe Pershing
Jaral
Clyde Waller
Anoth Prron
Mr. Waller
A. S. Biddingeda
Charles RB. Calbert
FM. Tekthy
Enedy
Donald Ell Ant Tolliver Chappet
Intercorrpt Abandons Thalion-Dollar Campaign
June 10 The Interhure World Movement has announced its abandonment after eight executive committee meetings. The general committee will decide what arena to carry on the campaign. The main reason cited is the presence of online drives and other campaign actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon Oenmpolen
Interhure
Entin Project
Rodt
Ponsider
Campelen
Marion Homecoming Paints City for Revenue Drive
Marion Ohio on January 30 hosts a homecoming celebration for Senator Harding. The event highlights the town’s pride and marks a boost to local revenue plans after the mayor and council pledged support for the city’s public works and enderating renewal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
Jane
Seyjator Harding
Mondavi
City Authorized to Issue Bonds for New Municipal Light Plant
Washington public service commission approves a bond issue of 43 495.98 to fund a new municipal electric plant. City plans to issue six percent bonds with interest not over 1 percent per year for the project. council actions and approvals trace back to 1920. Estate of farmer dies, widow Jennie Dison appointed sole executrix. will dated May 6 with witnesses listed.
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ST Hw
Unity of Washington
Heme
Honds
Municipal Electric Works
Bndlant Public Service Commission
Pammisaion Han
Pub
Ste
Waxh
Rominarion la
Verhat
Naldary
Dominion Council
Ronstru
Iin
Samrie
Tani
Indiana
Bart
J. Fi Pershing
Nistate
Hig
Jennie Dison
Rome Clark
Hastings
Bland Arrives Home With Family and Secretary
Citizen reports Bland and his wife, daughter, and secretary returning from Washington, arriving Tuesday night. They will stay until Congress meets again, with estate matters mentioned for Dexon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear Bland
Homer
Hart
Berm
Washington
Mit
Bland
Congrana
de- Dixons
Arouraths
Mea
DEXON
Pose Or
Court orders monthly payments and fees in case
A historic court document orders a petitioner to pay a statutory fee of $125.24 and to provide six month after the award a report showing construction costs. It directs receipt of sale proceeds into the treasury and outlines quarterly timing for payments with a design of a plan filed with the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hftoc
Ter
Ripte
Thin Caminis Alon
Thin Cause
Cherobre Inthan Celebrates 127th Birthday in Grand Junction
Cherokes Bib, veteran of the plains, reportedly marked his 127th birthday at the family home in Grand Junction Colorado. The article notes his early life in plains work, service to the United States, and later years described amid health and daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherobre Inthan
Clebrates
Teqoristet Prev
Grand Junction
Col
Inne
Cherokes
Plains
Gust Eeebenied
Aviv Qomat
Ned Thor
Bethan
Aldeat
Amertia
Aleip
Re Dave
Bullfights stir England argues cruelty myths
A London Times correspondent notes Joselita the matador dies in Madrid ending an eighty year career. He warns that bullfighting offers drama and ritual beyond cruelty, shaping England's view that Spaniards crave violence. The piece describes the aficion and the spectacle from the arena to the crowd under a blue sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Joselita
Jnc
Lamdon Times
Kevan Rileperyea
Jenertine
England
Yaqui Military Rise Reported in Mexico City Dispatch
Associated Press reports rising Yaqui tensions and alleged plans amid claims of a Mexican revolution. Secretary of War and mutineers are cited as involved, with Yaqui forces preparing as families hide and feared clashes threaten civilians along the Yaqui River.
America First Abroad But Nation Remains Key Duty
The Republican nominee, Senator Harding, urged Americans to prioritize national duty over foreign entanglements in a campaign speech. Governor Coolidge supported the vision, stressing unity and American liberty as the core of the nation’s mission, while warning against arrogance abroad and urging steadfast pursuit of freedom at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
e+ publican
Cam Pei
N Adden Rug
Tublie
Coolidge
Maargchusetts
Harding Chowse
Jam
Cooledge
America
Stariting
Wwe
American
Presidential Canidate
Nesier
Governay Coalidgn
Benater Harting
Cdin
Daotpagowr
Plymouth
Amerion
Forelien
Pews Co
Wesle
Washington chautauqua entertains weekend event
The bicrert entertainment and action, final enterprise of the rummery, is slated as the greatest Inca chautauoun effort. A large tent with stage will be set on the Wi nark eeoinda for Sunday’s performance with tickets priced at 1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children. Advance sale begins Thursday with prices rising to 2 for adults and 81 for children after seven hundred tickets are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fragmented OCR account on wartime themes and trials
A garbled OCR passage discusses a German war crime trial and execution, featuring references to a German officer, a naval ship, and Allied wartime themes. It mentions the death sentence and potential trials, with scattered mentions of locations and dates, but the text is largely incomprehensible and fragmentary.
Ambitious Summer Concert Program Draws Local Talent
The complete program lists Arthur Frederick Ewert as a featured lecturer and a sequence of performances across Sunday and Monday events. Notable names include Willen Ho Kiefer directing and a range of vocal and instrumental pieces, with community venues in Washington and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Frederick Ewert
Willen Ho Kiefer
Direston
ABA Wynepitie
Aum
Upton
Charkea Link
Girera
Frank Waller
Syeda Feren
Quetecheaira Bile Thesitey
Erafeer, pPow
Pureerts
Bane Lee Tanner Yen
Analese
Sentian Panay
Local meeting details and student events listed
A garbled OCR extract outlines a meeting at a school or community venue with references to speakers, coaches, and participants. It mentions Indiana and activities around athletics, a possible Hoosier context, and various names and roles, but the text is largely unreadable. It notes a plan or plan to discuss events, with scattered references to a coach and potential awards or recognitions.
Indiana Superintendent Tirey dies after illness in Indianapolis
The Indiana public school superintendent Mrs Tirey, of Meridian Street, died Wednesday night after an influenza and pneumonia illness. She had faced health issues for weeks and underwent an operation for removal of her tonsils, followed by a fatal illness. Her husband, family, and several siblings survive.
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Springvite
Indiana
Tleey
Palah
Ims
Theo
Fey
Quifiy Bhort
Wnnary
Sweineville
Tndiana
T4IfON SERVICES ON LAWS AT COURT HOUSE
A public religious service is advertised to be held at the court house lawn with a choral performance led by Prof. V. E. Milarl. The schedule appears unclear but lists August 5 and August 13 with attendees including M. Jones and B. F. Det. The event is described as a community gathering with local participants and a religious observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ey Daly
Aveust
Washington Ter
Iertian
V. EL iMilarl
Dare
M. Jones
B. F
W. Therby
Anmint
Virgil
Resigns From Indiana Duty Amid Turmoil at Terre Haute
A terse local report states that Tom Montes leaves a role at Terre Haute, with references to a veteran star and a factional dispute. The note hints at internal resistance within a sports or civic group and mentions names tied to the episode. Further details remain unclear in the unreadable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TF Ind
Tom Montes Brants Oinsdinger Plicher
Star
Dls
Chiever Bathelt
Char
Terre Haute
Theis
Weed control and property costs analyzed
Fragmentary notes discuss weed management and related costs for a property. Mentions 4 workers or vicars, unclear settings, and possible planning for future work. Contains many garbled terms, hindering precise details or outcomes.
New York Social Notes and Local Events Highlight Week
A mix of social notices and community events nationwide mentions July 1 activities and upcoming ceremonies. Details reference a death, engagement plans, and local gatherings with names and places including City, Warrier family ties, and concert dates.
Timber article on Dean Trees and timber risks
Fragmented OCR describes a timber topic with mentions of Timper CT from Dean Trees and Timber rit. It references forest policy, timber quality, and a fatal or dangerous incident amid unclear text. Names like Reed Coy appear, but details are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathson
Regular Army Officers Promoted at Camp Knox
Army officers met at Camp Knox, Louisville, and nearby towns to hear promotions under the renumbered army reorganization act. Brig. Gen. 40 Gailey led Camp Knox as colonel and Gen. Charles P. Krimmer served, with several officers elevated to temporary or permanent general ranks by Congress in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isvilgez
Camn
Taine
Louisville
Jean Slenry
Gailey
Auction of old Allegheny wreckage at Spencae House
A fragmentary report from Spencae House Ohio dated July 1 notes a public auction of long old Allegheny lining and wine goods. The sale, valued near twenty thousand dollars, references historical items tied to river work and a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Allegheny
Tobie Landine
Ohi
London opening by Lamb and Resch noted
The Times reports plans for a London gathering of Anglican bishops and delegates from America and elsewhere. Central church leaders prepare for a conference and full communion efforts, with discussions anticipated on church unity and doctrinal alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Chagaty
Amoerien
Tatant
America
Jewel story fragment from Marseille edition
Fragmentary OCR text mentions jewels and Marseille context with unclear phrasing and attribution. No clear people, organizations, or events can be reliably identified from the readable portion.
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Roger Sullivan
STREI
Associated Press
Airatic
Ohin
Oficiala
Inige
Ammienmated Associalinn
Iran
Sirel
Thenrand
Amaharmated Association of Trem Rteel
Tese
CASE
New York
Teva Ora
Ecanh'r. Atwell
Shera
Jine
Riad
Tae Foli
Talley
Atery Wanaper
Waller WL
Walver
Intercrorct
Daviess County
Eajinishaitinn
Lis Wwork
Will Adinern
Mexico City
Aminane
Tx Bdine
Sontra
Maneral Pintarre
Hind
Agra
Mexing
Asaime
Meny
Mesten
Hiey
Aulet
Arderig
Uardin Ba
Rae
Witerhs
Sonnt Theatricale
Barhorn
Andleni
Connieowide
Warhinetrm
Gretienetty
Mexica
Canfidentia
Germaka
Frank Fornwat
Bax Faber Iil
Tienna
Treas
Ehadsrady
Mike
Pier Vile Tance
Bon
Straeniio Fur Pee
Areracs
Chemien Ard Medical
He- Pere
Mitchell
Weslent Yn
Porky West Orange
Vie
Sterring
Mise Damnes
Shin Motestte
Warrier
Sweden
Revidynee
Lachleeead
Mattie Hon Auicuat
Timper CT
Dean Trees
Spencae
Lamb A Resch
London
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