Deaths and Funerals near Bicknell and Daviess County
A garbled necrology notes the deaths of Bernarr Kelly and Bridget Wilson, with family details and burial at local kin. William C Graham, longtime county figure, dies at 58, survived by sister Ann Allen and other relatives. obituary references place in Shanks home and Washington county origin.
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William C. Gralam
Daviess County
William C. Graham
John G. Shanks
Oith Thomas Blut
Graham
Shanks
Washington
Cooper
Johy Graham
Scotland
Pam
Coppage
Washart
Maryland
United
Alsier
Ann Allen
J.G. Allen
FOPR KILLED IN ROCK SLIDE NEAR HUFF CREEK
Two workers were killed and another injured when a rock slide buried them at a mine opening on Huff Creek during a rainstorm. They sought shelter in a mine opening when the rock collapse occurred.
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Fopr
Rock Slide
Lato
Huff Creek
Bank Hold Up Nets $7,000 and Bonds in Broad Daylight
Three masked men robbed a Howe bank late yesterday on Way 22. They overpowered the cashier and assistants, locked them in a safe, and fled in a car with 32,000 in cash and 5,000 in Liberty bonds. Investigators seek suspects and vehicle details.
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Home
New
Bank of
Howe
Sobbier
Study ranks state school systems by index numbers
A May 24 New York Associated Press report cites a Russell Sage Foundation study comparing state school systems. California is ranked first, Arizona third, New Jersey fourth, Washington noted. overall U S education efficiency has roughly doubled since 1870, with an index rising from 2 to 26 and a current Behaoli system efficiency of about 4 percent.
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Associated Preag
New York
Montana
U . States
Russell Sugb?foundation
California
New Jersey
Washington
Department of
Muuibet
Nymberg
Race entrants set for Iowa speedway dash next Monday
A list of drivers entered for the upcoming speedway race at an Iowa track is announced. The event faces postponement complications and potential schedule shifts, with several competitors noted as being ready to compete despite uncertain conditions.
Tlaxciglantono Hamlet Incident Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event near Tlaxcglantono in Puebla region with unclear details. Mentions a band and potential violence or fatality on May 1 near a tiny hamlet. Source lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Tlaxcglantono
Puebla
Rail unions press wage rise impact on railroads
Howard Elliott of the Association of Welfare Executives told the commission that the $1.077 billion in savings from lower rates does not justify any wage increase for the 2,000,000 railroad workers, arguing the plan fails to consider broader cost effects.
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Sedalliona
Fafirdada
Railroad Labor Board
Howard Eliott
Association of Wi
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Missing Committee Session
A garbled OCR excerpt notes a Presbyterian committee meeting today with Rev Arthur Judson and references to foreign missions and the Southern churches. The text is largely unintelligible, but indicates discussions on missions and church roles.
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I Presbyterian OF Today
Arthur Judson
Hattan
Indiana Legion convention at Vincennes June 28 29
The American Legion gathers in Vincennes Indiana for its state convention with delegates from 220 posts. A memorial building for veterans is promised, and state lawmakers may act on recognition before the sessions end. A parade, entertainment, and a youth boxing event are planned, with contingents housing and feeding many visitors.
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Vincennes
Ind
American Legion
Solution
Legion- Naires
Indiana
Uien
Legion
Atate
Gette
American Leaton National
Atdut Tatistadtart
Plana
Harmonie Park
Indiana Department
L -Russell Weingant
Elate
Interstate Commerce Commission approves revolving fund plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission today approved a 30 million revolving fund to enable railroads to purchase equipment. The plan includes provisions for temporary reserves and additions, with an estimated need for 2,009 locomotives and 100,000 freight cars, including 30,000 refrigerator cars, though existing ice equipment may cost about 125 million.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Compission
Rajlroada
Binitioum
Umatad
Bland Seeks Support for Soldier Tone Bill in Indiana
Congressman Bland told Indiana voters in a district meeting that he backs the soldiers tone bill and urges support in the Republican caucus. He cited remarks from American Legion posts including Post 28 Washington, Post 139 Sullivan, and Post 78 Vincennes as backing his position. He argued the government should assist veterans who served in the Great War and warned against ending efforts to aid the boys who volunteered.
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Washtivcton
D.1
House
American Legion
Washington
Indiana
Sullivan
Vincennes
Bland
Bishop Warne’s Ocean Crossing For Conference Duty
Des Moines reports Bishop Frank W. Warne of India endured a grueling Atlantic crossing to attend the quadrennial Methodist Episcopal conference. He described accepting work aboard a freighter from Mesopotamia to Port Said, assisting in the engine room to earn passage and reach Des Moines.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
Frank W. Warne
India
Atlante Ocean
Methodist Episcopal Church
Warne
Mesopoetamia
America
Bishop
Port Gald
Bishop Warne
Atlantic
Knights of Khorassan Vo Institute to be Instituted in Evansville
Evansville will host the official introduction of the Knights of Khorassan Vo Institute on June 17. Imperial officers arrive to confer charters and furnish ceremonial paraphernalia as councils require at least one hundred members. An all-day event includes a public parade and humorous street procession through the town.
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Evansville
Khorastans
Pythlag
Eyanaville
Vance
Freight delay blamed on railroad officials
Fragmented text shows a question of freight trap and blame placed on railroad officials. Names mentioned include S. Da Hold, president of the association, and Dr. Warheld commenting on transportation space. The readable parts imply an inquiry into transportation failures and resulting analyses.
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Sestion
Ington - Say
Iby S
da- Hold
Railroad Seciei
Indiana meet scoring leads Wabash dominance in race events
Wabash finished with eighteen points leading Wabash high eleven and Tech Indianapolis nine. Brazil placed fourth with seven as Washington G and Washington Center followed. Phillips of Rushville won the mile run in a record pace 4 42.9 5 and the Tech Indianapolis relay team edged Frankfort in a fast time of three minutes 42 seconds. Joe Williams claimed five of Washington high’s six points including the 10 yard dash victory. The meet featured a 44 yard dash and Burris added a third place for Wrebington while St Blin from the local school failed to score. AL Fulkerson, principal and athletic director, accompanied the Lafayette team.
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Wabash High
Techinfend
Indianapolis
Brazil
Washington
Washington Cenker
Anderson
Emervon
Gary
Noblesville
South Bend
Tipton
Patoka
Delphia
Hotogmnod
Lebanon
Frankfort
Joe Williama
Washington Igh
Burris
Wrebington
St Blin
Tocal School
Weore
AL. Fulkerson
Jiocatigh School
Lafayette
Dalg htnr of Uwegh Mrernan Succumbs in Indianapolis
Mrs Mary Edessa McKernan Walsh dies at 230 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Indianapolis Saint Vincent’s Hospital following a career tied to Catholic circles. Born August 13, 1865 in Wasn Wheing, she moved to Indianapolis with husband Hugh Walsh after his Internal Revenue appointment. Survived by parents, husband, and one brother, she was a church member with connections to the Haights of Columbus. Funeral arrangements set in Indianapolis with services at St Peters and Gaul Cathedral.
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Dalghtnr
Uwegh Mrernan
Indianapols
Hugh McKernin
Frank Denver
Hor Bedaide
Mavison Walsh
Mika Mary Edessa McKernan
Il Vincents Bos
Indianapolis
Walah
Wasn- Wheing
Ory
Internal Revenue
Indinoapolis
John Whish
Fingina A. Seu
Haights of Columbus
Walst
Walsh
Parfold
Withlag
Peters
Gaul
Indisnapolis
Indisnapolis, Wedtrescs Inornoing- Buetal
Todianapatis
Continuation School Law Affects Michigan Districts
Michigan school districts prepare for the continuation school law effective September 1. Prior to graduation, students up to eighteen at work must attend continuation school for six hours weekly. Retroactive provisions apply to those leaving school after September 1, with employers required to arrange attendance for affected youths. The measure applies to districts with populations over Sb crover, with continuation mandatory where established.
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Associated Imreys
Calumet
Mich
Ean School Distria
Porbin
Nenad
Eee Whniit
Dying Red Cross Nurse Miss Crystal McCord to Rest in France
The Washington Red Cross nurse Miss Crystal McCord who died in France during World War I will be buried there. Her mother Mrs. Finehel McCord of Northeast Tenth Street asks to be allowed to view the casket in New York before transport. Metropolitan papers report the arrival of the Red Cross nurses' bodies. the McCord family sought details amid the unrest over the repatriation.
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Crystal McCord
Washington Red Cross
France
Mra
Finehel McCord
Northeast Tenth Treat
Red Cross
McCord
Astor
Smong
Indiana delegates name party slate for thirteen districts
Indianapolis May 24 The Republican state convention concluded with the delegation announcing the party nominees for the thirteen congressional districts. Delegates from Evansville to Fort Wayne named candidates, with vacancies in the Fourth and Tenth to be filled by the state executive committee. A telegram was sent to Eugene V. Debs in Atlanta carrying greetings and support for his presidential bid.
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Don Soctalist
Mak Onganige
Indianapolis
Ind
Reppinkmest
Organiatrn
In- Jana
Thea Kassel
Evanaville
A. Garin
Odon
Serond
Paul Goven
Bedford
Wm. Houston
Tersaula
Ballings
Richmond
L. C. Dunham
Thdlamapolis
Orient 5Teh
Anderson
Prank Arockle
Kokomo
George Carebzct
Marion
Slaventh
John Bonski
Fort, Wayne
Samuel Must
Elkhart
Lelexram
Eugene V. Dabs
Congress urged railroads to share $200000000 fund equitably
A fragmented report notes lawmakers discuss distribution of a $200 million fund from federal transportation relief. It cites railroads voting powers under the Interstate Commerce Commission act and proposes the commission include practical railroad operating officials and financial members to oversee the plan.
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Congress
Gallepads
Porumerce Commission
Warbeidfen
Ips Internate Commerce
Ion
Harvard Siqvent Wins Sweepstakes At Republican Forum
Harvard Siqvent wins top prize at a Republican forum judged by three officials including Blaine Beals. The event, held November, awarded $19,000 across first to third places to students from Harvard University and University of Pennsylvania. Winners included Carl Smith, Howard Wilson, and Pratth, with attendees such as Senator Beveridge and Ambassador Deoyono HM. The contest aimed to educate youth in political thought and counteract extreme views by promoting balanced discussion.
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Mners
Walker Teat
Dean Triv
Annauri
Blaine Beals
Truston B
Chetteran Woh
Hays
Republican National Committee
My. Beale
Prige
Garl Smith Jonjyn
Wood Streat
Springheld
Mass
Abent
Harvard University
Howard B. Wilson
Catherine
Philadelphia
Psy
Penmaaivania
Poe
P Sratth
Iat Gan
Ihe “Arbor
Mich
Juda Rg
Nich
Elas
Columbia University
Gates
Aucke
Beveridge
Gud
Seri
United States
de 4Oyono
Anc
President Falls From Truly Marty Sligh
An unclear article reports an incident involving a president and a fall near a signal station at night. A workman accompanied the president to a nearby city, a motor vehicle arrived within half an hour, and physicians found injuries described as severe. The text is garbled but implies a fatal or serious injury context with emergency response.
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Fress
Montag
France
Pherain Wostovita
Loe Aume
Alice
Deschanel
Angiedy
Military raid delays train as prisoners held in Leitrim
In Dallinamore Leitrim county three men who raided a house for arms were remanded to the Eligo-rail after police attempted to transport them by train. The escape attempt stalled when the engine driver refused to move the train, forcing police to keep the prisoners until a military lorry arrived on Sunday. The town was barricaded with trees and stone, hindering entry and exit for the vehicle.
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Associated
Dallinamore
County
Leitrim
Ireland
Bajlina- Inoroy
Washingtoned Brief Ponders Attorneys for 4 Ard
Attorneys for four individuals are reportedly involved in a case centered on a 92,500 prebension tense matter. Names and exact roles unclear due to damaged text, with references to a secretary or poet among potential parties. Further readable details are required for precise framing.
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A Burton
Wallace Nic
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Ellsie
Eula
Beruhed Kelly
Bickwell
Bernarr Melty
Birk Kelly
Jean Hunter
Ohio Street
Kelley
Bick+ nel
Canoerburg
Miner Gu
Mattia No
Blek
Nell
Kelly
Beaides
Ketly
Dour
William A
Gorge
Joseph and
Farrid
Caméburg
Elisibeth Cannon
Peterminne
Jess Unter
Bicknell
Sirs
Sid Clark
Mae Soder
Any Nelling
Bridget Wilson
Pneumpide
John Wilton
Petersburg Read
Yqara
Prac
Carolina
Lamb
W.autte
Sangeet
Hornady
Il Farris
Tal Dee Hewiit
W. Hayes
Crooke
J. McCaillan
Carpenter
Patterson
Thugs Tarr
Cur Vudtary Raukoves
Iknoen prifRovEn
Fay Ampaias
Prezs
Hho
Creata F
BP Anomtacu
Rexula
Elliott
Eliott
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ler
Reventey Hat
Euythern
Don
Ubhod
Knights OF
Khorassan
VO Institute New Soudh
Tan
Transporta
Warheld
Ting
Costincocs
Uwolain
Pgi
Harvard Siqvent
Mubye H
Marty
RusaDs
Mmusonere Escapr
Robinson
Crawford County
Charles ‘Masters
Turner
Goomeston
Mynor
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