Mob of 10000 Poles storms Russian legation in Warsaw protest
A crowd exceeding ten thousand Poles tried to storm the Russian legation in Warsaw in protest of the execution of Catholic prelate Budkevich. Polish mounted police intervened. further tension rises over the fate of Patriarch Vikhon who faces trial for counter revolutionary activity.
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London
Warsaw
Tor
Budkevich
Pikhon
All
Russia
Great Britain
England
Pius
Mgr
Vpikhon
Will
Gouries
Arseniey
Moscow
Kryicoko
Christ
Americans May Take Over Quest To Retrieve Tutankhamen Tomb
April 6 Loditon Americans may be invited to replace Lord Carnarvon's family in recovering the mummy of Tutankhamen. Carter, co discoverer with Lord Carnarvon, may be unable to continue the work. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York could finance and resume the expedition if Carter steps aside.
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Loditon
Lord Carnarvon
Tiwaenkiamen
Herd Porcheater
Kowari Corte
Lord Carnaryen
Ge Catafakque
Wichaes
Carter
Tutankhamen
Metropolitan Art Museum of New York
Pruitt and Craig Face Indictments In Liquor Case
Lawrence county grand jury indicted Rex Pruitt and Louis Craig of Bilverville for transporting manufacturing and disposing of intoxicating liquors. Craig also charged with possessing a deadly firearm. Both pleaded not guilty and posted 2500 bonds. A prior city court hearing was disrupted by the indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judg Cox
Johnston
Pershing Reflects On War's Six Year Anniversary
General Pershing recalls the six year mark since America entered the war. He notes the upheaval and cost, but stresses resolve to build peace through united action and stronger relations among former enemies. Alvin M. Wesley of the American Legion calls for reconsecration to peace and defense of democratic principles. Indianapolis announces the marker date.
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John’ J. Pershing
U. P
Svar
America
Indianapolis
Alvin M. Qwesley
American Legion
United Press
Air Society
Uwaley
Railroads plan record revenue boost in 1923 era
The American Railway Association approved expenditure of 1 540 000 for equipment, the largest rail budget on record. Officials foresee surpassing all previous tonnage highs in 1923 as carloads rise and dispatch improvements speed shipments. Public aid to ease freight costs and coal movement is urged amid heavy transport demand.
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New York
Americart’ Railway Sociation
Rtpas
Alan
Othe
Assessors Ordered by Indiana Tax Board to Complete Valuations
Township assessors in Daviess county and across the state received an official letter from Indiana tax officials directing the placement of valuations on personal property. The instruction requires owners to fill a valuation column and assessors to record their figures, with the board noting the work exceeds mere form filling. The missive warns no assessment is valid unless all figures are properly entered. Also mentions wire trouble and a fire bell incident causing repeated ringing.
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Daviess County
Indiana
Tura
State to pave 658 miles of road in three years
The plan announced by Governor McArath calls for paving about 658 miles of highways in three years at roughly 25 000 dollars per mile. The project aims to complete long segments linking Evansville to Bedford and Teres to Wed, with substantial funds allocated for Evansville area routes and Hazelton to Huntington corridors.
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Edingapolis
McArat
Mecaaay
Biehwes
Thedas
Cmn
Evansville
van Ville
Terese Hoate
Progmaia
Liarabes Caret Peer Haxelton
Ba Mites Et Coud de
Twas Hagelton and
Buttes
Hos State
One Dead One Hurt In Powder Explosion At Mine
A powder explosion at a mine near Monkey in Clinton County Indiana injures one worker and kills another. The accident occurred shortly before noon leaving Ulysses and an unnamed companion in critical condition. Authorities are investigating the cause.
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Clinton
Ind
Million Dollar Thief Makes Third Escape
Athens reports Gerald Chapman, infamous for high profile jail escapes, again eludes authorities for a third time within a month after being discharged from a federal attachment. Local details describe a chaotic pursuit and ongoing manhunt with federal agents involved.
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Athens
Gia
Gerald Chapman
Milidon
New York City
Federal Attvagis
A. Husyjatat Baement
Boiler Explosion Kills One, Wounds Three In Huntingburg Mill
A boiler at a power mill exploded three miles from Huntingburg, killing one man and injuring three others. The cause was not known. Also noted is Delaware granting voting rights to women under a national amendment.
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Huntingburg
Frank P. Fass
Geni ‘Ously
Éhere
Delaware
Fit
Robbery at Warsaw Post Office Linked to Indiana Gangs
In Warsaw Indiana on April 6 thieves blew the safe in the post office using nitroglycerin and took a large sum including registered mail. Investigators say the crime pattern matches a gang active in Colubia Bedford and other towns, with recovered letters and scattered fivetones. The alarm was raised around 4 oclock by a duty clerk and smoke filled the office.
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Warsaw
Ind
Wiarsaw
Indiana
Name
Colujabua
Bedford
Foster Jury 1 Discharged After Acquittal Vote
St Joseph Michigan April 6 Jurors voted for acquittal of William Z Foster because they believed the program shown was not to prosecute him Mrs Minerva Olsen stated to day the only doubt on the jury The jury was discharged after failing to reach agreement The action was viewed as a duty of the state to prove Foster guilty rather than satisfy public opinion.
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St Joseph
Mich
Witiam Z Foster
Tey
sLe
Minerva Olsen
Diay
Praying Woman Dies as Fire Engulfs Home
At 1 April Tharp near Maple avenue an elderly Irish immigrant Margaret Mulhanen 94 perished in a house fire. Neighbors found her kneeling in prayer amid smoke and flames, the stove door open and the kitchen littered with ashes and a can. Her body was recovered after she completed a final prayer.
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Tharp
Margaret Mulhanen
Redie
Maple Avenue
Varsaret Muchanen
New Harthony
Ireland
Attendance set record at Indianapolis IAT tournament
Figures from F R Dorman show a record attendance for the basketball tournament in Indianapolis with 7 628 season tickets and 18 911 single session tickets sold. The event ran March 16 with figures dated today.
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Indianapolis
Helsl Inndianapolis
Dublig Toiday
F. R. Dorman
Bodies of 2 Murdered Girls Found on Road
Two young women were found stabbed and with throats cut beside a rural road near Donggan Shalis Staten Island at 6:30 am. A bloodstained knife lay nearby and a bill in one pocket bore the name Mrs Irene Plandino Jersey. One victim had auburn hair and an artificial leg. the other a blond with a slashed wrist. Police noted no clear signs of struggle and a brushy open lot area near a sparsely built district.
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New York
Donggan Shalis
Staten Island
Irene Plandino
Jersey
Aclongly
Nich
Mission at St Simon's Church Opens Two Week Series
Rev John H Oo handles a two week mission at St Simon's Church starting Sunday April 5 with a women's week and a men's week, conducted by Rev Fathers Nolany and Webb from the Oblate Order. The pastor invites all to attend and hear Catholic teachings firsthand.
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John H. Oo
St. Simon's Direct
Dow Nning
Edding
Nolany
Ard Webb
Oblate Order of Immaculate
St. Simo Church
U. S. Senate
Congress
U.S. Army
Baghdad
Wiley
Rnitland
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Grdat
Closing Argue State in Hear Trial in Marion TH
Marion county reports closing arguments in the Herrin massacre trial as Sen ator Otis Glénader and attorney reneril Mr. jury hear final statements. Mentioned also: Mr. and Mrs. Heneyd Settuck and Mrs. Roy Schuck returning from Orlando Florida. Funeral for Simconj Col¢man held at Christian church after service at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Marion
Otis Glénader
Reneril
Herrin
Simconj Col¢man
Ghuréh
Oak Grove
Building Corporation Subscriptions Discussed at City Hall
The meeting of subscribers to the Washing ton Madhines Corporation is called at the city hall tonight to decide whether to proceed with the original plans to erect notices in Washington to relieve housing shortages.
Annual Railroad Employee Examinations Scheduled
The Baltimore & Ohio Railway and associated lines plan annual exams for train crew and yard staff next Sunday and the following Sunday in multiple cities including Cincinnati Louisville Seymour Plot HL and St. Louis. About 645 questions cover train rules with written tests for fifteen brakemen and related promotions.
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Baltimore
Ylie
Rain
Bivision
Bo &O
Cincinnatd
Louisville
Seytour
Plott
St. Louis
Seymour Tribune
Nyen
Enumerators to Survey Washington School Populatio n
Citizens of Washington are asked to assist the enumeration team from Tepe school. Children aged 6 to 24 will be listed regardless of school attendance, to measure current population and growth. work starts Tuesday morning April 16. Enumerators by ward are listed with names.
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Washington
Tepe
Choal
Wwaghif Herons
Shipp
Roalia Mclntosh
Ella Walker
Hattie Webber
Minnis ‘Hall
Ruth Feagans
Prisoner Returned to Answer Embezzlement Charge
Anderson Jalias Dant Nelse was arrested by Chief James Lyman of Menasha and returned to Wisconsin to face embezzlement charges. Police believe Dan Anderson traveled widely selling merchandise while pocketing funds, with alleged embezzlement around 20 dollars from his employer Carl Krueger. Authorities traced him through a Washington contact and he faced a $25 fine plus costs in Menasha before departure.
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Yale
Anderson
Jalias Dant Nelse
Walder Sullivan
Myasha
Tnet Tody
James Lyman
Lice
Menasha
Washington
Anders Som
Wests
Lyman
Kudwg
Frreste
Bambling
Fenaing
Dan Netbori
iCarl F. Krire
Peddier
I Krueger
Aqdersop
Nelson
Vt Gin
Kruceer
Mit
Anderson A
Consin
Krueger
Schrell Kraeger
Bac
Mertashaj Krueger
Menashhan Washington
Aderson
WwWderson
Mainland West
Indana
Wisconsin
Revival sermons and singing at Baptist church revival
Lois Jackson and other singers perform at the revival event with Mr Jones leading daily bible readings and many confessions announced. Eckmar is noted as architect of Christian work. two-ticket Boost seating planned for parents. no services at the Baptist Church Saturday night. Bank calls and currency reports surface from Washington Indianapolis on April 6.
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Lois’ Jackson
Harky
Beckman
Thorus
St Iret
Jones
Eckmarg
Amr
Th Baptist
Hoopters
Washington
Indianapolis
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Pruitt
Craig
Rex Pruitt
Louis Craig
Gen. Pershing
State Tax Board
Dixie
Acquittat
Railroad
Neiehens Bine
Milkman
ST Simon's Church
Tuck
Heneyd Settuck
Roy Schuck
Orlandes
Fla
Byiali
Mr. St
Oleman Funeral
Citizens Ma
Chool Enumeratio
Ces
Dan Neo
Audiéhee
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