Harding and Coolidge Seen as True American Leaders
The piece argues Harding and Coolidge embody typical Americans fit for the presidency. It praises Harding for McKinley qualities, leadership, and willingness to cooperate across parties to restore the republic and balance three branches within the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harding
Coolidge
Middle West
New England
America
Washington
Warren G. Harding
McKinley
Senator Harding
Republican Party
Unity and trust in Harding rise to lead nation
The text lauds Warren G. Harding as the unity chosen leader of the party, presenting him as stalwart, honest, forward-looking, and capable of guiding the United States through tumultuous European affairs and grand national responsibilities. It portrays him as the next president and a standard for the party founded on Lincoln, McKinley, and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apelo
Harding
Farren G. Harding
Rhing
Ohio
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
United States
Divorce Granted to Roxie D Kessler in Indiana Case
Mrs Roxie D Kessler received a divorce from George Kessler, a convicted murderer, in the Indiana Superior Court with Judge T J Moffins presiding. The suit followed Kessler’s murder conviction for Minnie Maye Wilkins at a Zazo line station in May 1919, with the plaintiff stating belief in his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kessler
Roxie D. Kessler
T. J. Moffiins
Renior Court
Indianapolis
Kessler
Minnie Maye Wilkins
Pris
Wilkins
Washington
Convention guests to see kew reminders of old-time San Francisco
San Francisco nostalgia frames a report on the Democratic national convention visitors seeing faded echoes of the city’s past. The piece recalls the Barbary Coast era figures, old clubs, and coastal landmarks like Cliff House and Chinatown’s Yee Mee era, noting vanished saloons, dance halls, and famous establishments once linked to early California lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Mother Lode
California
Koenig
Meyers
Ehident
Hall of Justice
Montana
Coast
John Barleycorn
Chinatown
Litude
Dupont Street
Frank Norris
Portsmouth Sqaare
Dennis Kearney
Addison
Teela
Irmnean Nichol’s
Mission Dolores Legacy and a Waterless Lawn Echo
A fragment-like account traces the Mission Dolores built in 1774 by the Franciscans and its enduring legacy. It mentions San Francisco and South American ports, naval crews, scurvy prevention efforts, and a waterless lawn in cement described as a modern stand‑in for a traditional lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
South American
Los Angles
Knox County Drilling Activity Report
Reading through Knox County records shows limited drilling activity with one operational well near Alford and another abandoned site east of the city. Experts assess sands related to Pike formation and gas potential while a city mains supply remains a concern for local energy developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Cally
Wildcat
Knox
City
Rites Oil Company
Leaned & Td
Alford
Ithin City
Winslowen
Fed Policer Chief Resigns Position
A police chief resigns after a hearing before Judge A B An liquor con as given a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed Policer
Hoyle Miner Fined with Suspended Sentence After Intoxication Plea
Hoyle, a miner, was fined and given a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to intoxication. He was arrested around noon Sunday while reportedly unable to stand and described as barely conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle
Dangers at Prison: Inmate Fatality After Quarrel
An inmate at St Josephs Marin died after a hospital transfer following a quarrel with another inmate. The altercation involved a shovel during a June 3 incident leading to injuries. Greenwell and Norris are noted in the account.
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Ywell
Walstine
Greenwell
Washinga
St. Joagphs
Marin
Benacey
Indiana moves to limit primary law changes in special session
Governor Goodrich signals a special session to consider repeal of the primary election law with proposals to expand poll clerks and allow mixed voting methods. Legislation would also empower county commissioners to redraw precincts as needed before the next election. Democrats report no fixed change plans.
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Indiana
James P. Goodrich
William H. Thompson
Charlier O Roemler
Indianapolis
Marion
Marion County
Faye
Plana
Burt New
Atpte Committee
Tida
W. W. Bpencer
State Board of
Seeajan
Water outage hits Princeton after main leak near Patoka river
A major water main leak four miles north of Princeton near the pumping station on the Patoka river cut supply. The city lacked water Monday, forcing the closure of all industries including the Southern railroad shows and leaving Princeton without fire protection. All water in the standpipe was exhausted.
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Trinceton
Patoka River
Southern Railroad
Coplace in Maine Visits for Bath College Commencement
Governor Coplace traveled to Maine and will stay overnight in Augusta with Governor Milliken. He will attend the commencement exercises at Bath College in Lewiston tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Boston
Coplace
Maine
Augusta
Milliken
Lewiston
Bath College
Burris Seeks State Financing Reform for Public Schools
Indiana state superintendent Tadipna urges new basis for school funding. He cites high local tax inequities, noting Benham County backs $22,086 in taxable property per child while Crawford County backs $924. He proposes statewide funding to create a uniform taxing unit for public schools.
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Tadipna
Bur’ Iris
Benham County
Crawford County
Yadinon
Indiana
Rutha
Legislaure
Extensive Highway Procrastination Outlined for State in 1912
A garbled 1912 highway plan outline indicates state officials discussed routes, projected costs around 2.5 million dollars, and committee involvement. The text shows fragmented figures and committee mentions amid uncertain place names and dates.
Indiana State Highway Levy Debate For 20 Cent Tax
The commission plans a special legislative session to seek a 20 cent state highway levy based on every 100 of assessed valuation. Estimates place the state total tax at about 6.09 billion with revenue near 18 million for the department. Additional funds from federal programs and inheritance tax are noted, bringing the department’s next year total to around 26 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Weight
Jevy
de Wricht
Peversment
Rand Bulidigeert
Wah
Inflation of Mead and the Giants tense lineup tale
A fragment hints at a sports scene involving the Giants and a temperamental player named Toush. The piece remarks on shifting temperaments and mentions a shift in the lineup amid a tense, mead flavored context.
Martinsville Roy KiVett Dies in Automobile Accident
Relatives in Martinaville report Roy KiVett died in an automobile crash in China while serving in the United States Army. He was the son of Mrs Sarah KiVett of Martinville. The body will be shipped home for burial.
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Martinaville
John Chilvett
China
United States
Runiet
Kivett
Mire
Sarah Kivett
Martingville
Fur Coat Stolen From Local Store in 1919 Robbery
Sheriff Hugh G Faithhan recovered an expensive fur coat from the Washington Cloak and Suit store robbery dated September 11 1919. Silverware and a box of knives were also recovered from various locations but investigators found no decisive evidence against suspects.
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Hugh G. Faith Han
Washington Cloak and Suit
Aterifta
Washington Cinak
Ona
Renenats
Stk
Civ
Bedford
Forkas
Ennanr
Odo
Washington
Frith
County Tax Ruling Ties If Corporation Property
In Indianapolis June 22 a court opinion holds tangible corporate property taxed where located not where central offices are. Judge Vincent Cilfford orders the state board of tax commissioners to certify excess taxes of 266.98 to auditors of Sullivan Greene and Vigo counties, affecting Vigo county with a higher tax rate and potentially raising the total by about $1 920.36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Vincent Cilfford
Vira Mining Company
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Judce Cifford
Commissionere
Carnarnte
Indiana geologists find kaolin boom in southwestern state
Rich kaolin deposits lie beneath southwestern Indiana soils and may spark renewed mining in Martin and Lawrence counties. Under JW Nogan direction Indiana University geologist team reports potential expansion with new shafts likely as several wells begin in southern Indiana.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
JW. N. \.ogan
Atite
Diana University
Martin
Lawrence
Martim
German Rpy Fatal Play Ends in Tragedy Near Branmington
A tragic shooting near Branmington left eight year old Tifswell Walker dead and eleven year old George Walker mortally wounded after a loaded revolver was used during a rough game. The incident occurred while parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Walker were away shopping. Brothers George and Rus sell, aged eleven and thirteen, found the revolver earlier and re enacted a play resulting in the fatal shot to Georges head. The father is a superintendent at the Consolidated stone quarry, Bloominim, near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branmington
Tifswell Walker
George Walker
Lockjaw Report From Reno Hospital Update
A fragmented Wallace era item notes a patient at Reno Hospital developing lockjaw. The unreadable text references a young man and an incident dated on a Monday afternoon, with unclear details about cause or outcome.
Administrators Named for Two Big Estates
Grant Perkins qualified as administrator of the estate of William Wesley Reed with a $14 000 bond in Daviess county. A C Wise was named administrator for the estate of Andrew Miller with a bond of $76 000. Land values and estate totals are cited, with Reed's personal estate and Miller's assets noted.
Committees on Notification Events Appointed by Chairman Hays
The Associated Press reports in Cincinnati that committees are named to arrange details for the formal notification events. The article covers selections led by Chairman Hayes and notes nomination plans for Harding and Adee, with various officials named to organize the process.
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Hays
Aseecuited
Washington
Netitlenton
Senacar Harding
Governor Adee
Blaves
Nathan Carrie T Eee
Coleman Dubont
Delawnare
Dalaman
Camruttee
Ininnal
Johnry Hersek
Deerryrrydt
Neuthen Dion
Cawernar
Freight operations disruption across eastern routes reported
Fragmented OCR note describes maintenance oversight on the Baltimore and Ohio routes and a complete freight embargo to destinations west of Cumberland. No clear dates beyond a June reference and ambiguous names.
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Apaltimome
Balmore and Chin
Cumberland
Longest Day Headlines and Weather Glimpse
The article notes the year's longest day marking the start of summer. It discusses daylight hours and weather conditions with references to sun, rain, and temperatures, though details are fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontay
State Department Names Two New Appointees
President Wilton selects Eed KK Nielsen of Nebraska as teller for the State Department and land R. Mahanvy of New York as director of the Department of Labor.
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Associated Pres
Awashington
Nielsen
Nebraska
Wilton
Teller
Department of State
Land R. Mahanvy
New York
Department of Labor
Will dispute settles after contested heir claim
In a hate court ruling dated June 22 a dispute over the will of Mrs Clam R peg ended. Charles T Drea who challenged his wife's will testified that much of the estate went to a cousin and stated Mamie Senta of Anmh Tenn was named in the document. The husband claimed his wife was of unsound mind when she made the will. He said he had never heard of Mamie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EMR Haute
Hushand
Mamie
Price War Clouds Swedish Rail Electrification Plans
News from Stockholm June 24 notes rising railway coal and fuel costs as the government sharpens its stance in a price war. Officials forecast grants supporting the Malmo Stockholm line and the Stockholm Poden corridor, with parliament expected to approve similar financing for the larger Ajnknee project.
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Prag
Ockholm
Sweileh
Hetwrnen
Stockholm
Stockholm. It Is Expected That i1
Wil Grat
Malmo-Stockholm
ockholm-Poden
Purdue Names New Dean in Engineering College
Professor A Potter has been chosen as dean of the engineering college at Purdue University. The announcement came last night from President W E Stade.
Arrest Reported For Stock Fraud In Pittree Mining Case
Wichita War Times reports the arrest of Rev. Jonere Nogle McDonald, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Pittree, on charges linked to the sale of mining stock. Details indicate alleged public fraud and securities misrepresentation in the affair.
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Itthetrg
Kas
Earthquakes Cause Heavy Damage in Los Angeles County
Quakes began near 6 o clock last night and continued until 5 30 this morning causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Most destruction centered on Inglewood where twenty one business structures and many homes were ruined. One death occurred indirectly and several people were hurt by falling debris. Nearby Riverside and Orange counties felt tremors as the quake moved through the region.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles County
Inglewood
Sentara
Riverside
Orange County
Inlewodd
Inventor Wheriang of Wo Va Dead in Brief Illness
June 22 reports the death of Withom Bronnecs of Wheetlns known as an aged inventor. He died at his home after a brief illness following a nerve-related issue. He was 82 years old.
German cabinet turmoil and Allied council delays
Reports from Paris and Brussels detail a sectio n of the chancellor forming a bourgeois cabinet in Germany amid Allied pressure. The supreme council met for three hours in Bou r s and planned to reconvene July 2 while conflicts over German reparations remained unresolved. In Dublin a fatal car attack near the station wounded the Irish director general and the driver escaped, with no arrests reported.
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Roulogne
France
Supreme Council
Foueneal
Brussels
Germany
Dublin
Forrelas
Arapheless
Revelver
Ambera Stresh
Cavital Todas
Akalatunt
Genwent
Russian reformer sees little hope for Russia in exile
Constantinople June 22. Nikolai Trehaikowski a veteran Russian reformer and former Denikin minister arrives in Constantinople from the Crimea. He says the current leadership is too reactionary to rally Russia and notes his long exile work, including a Utah colony episode and lectures across North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Constantinople
Nikolai Technikonek
Consta-tinople
Crimean
Rusa
Genera
Denikine
Council of
Baron Wrancelland
Crimenia
Russia
Ekateriala
M. Tyehaikenst Favana
Peretuation
Prince Lay
Sivonoff
Maklakoff Savinkeff
Bakmetleff
Tix
Trehaikowski
Tachaikowski
Philadelphia
America
Ace Aod
Prudential agent threatens libel suit over campaign blowback
John F. Charlies, local manager of a Prudential Insurance firm, allegedly threatened The Herald with a libel suit after an advertisement left on the editor's desk referenced his bearing and politics. The incident sparked debate on a potential courtroom clash as readers weighed the claims and political tensions in Washington.
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John F. Charlies
Prudential Ingheance Company
The
Herald
Charles
Lheledr
Washington
Alvin Paigett
Abe Rehf
Herakd
Will
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YeeMee
Knox County
Rgavic
A. B. Anliquor
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Tras Dirs
Igreenwelt
Norris
Will Considers
Tlain Uws
Eexprer
Ravernoar
Fred A Sima
Tex Haast Anid
Treas Shultz
Fernte Onl
Imne
Reid Be
Thuraday
Burris
Inne
Brainiat
Nancy
Mead
Lentisville Courier Journal
Toush
Martinsvyte Roy
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LOCAT
County
Tan
TATA
Wan
Reno - Hospital
Linton
Shed Young
Associated, Press
Cincinnati
Cooper Procter
Nicholas Murky Butler
Columbia University
Procter
Mr. Hortler
Gener Weeal
Kansas City
Jenkins
Rome
Willista
Mya Alowo
Quine
Taretinse
Bilarion
Coolie
Maasachisetts
Tenubllern
Gace
Nathonal
Willin
Wilsn
Pat Fermi
San Froiuuvisus
Wilson
White
TH. Marshall
McComba
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Nesy
York
James McCay
Orde
Muiplementary Veter
Invernor Smith
Pyacks
Tate Department
VRE EY Cereierry
Purdue
Thrish
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Konstantin Lehrenbach
Wen Amean
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