Two-Car Crash East of Montgomery Injures Several
Minor injuries occurred Saturday afternoon when two cars collided on Road 50 east of Montgomery. S. H. Watring and wife of Elkins West Virginia received first aid at Washington hospital and were discharged. Passengers included Mrs W Eisner and Mrs Occupants of the second car were Mrs Tackett Martha Tackett Mr and Mrs Sylvan Tackett of Martinsville and Bloom. Sheriff Fitzgerald said the Tackett car blew a tire, leading to the collision and overturning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
S. H. Watring
Elkins
W. Va
Washington Hospital
W. T. Eisner
O. B
Marshall Tackett
Martha Tackett
Sylvan Tackett
Martinsville and
Bloom
Fitzgerald
Tackett Ca
Watring
Twenty Nine Horses Enter Graham Track Races Tomorrow
Graham track hosts 29 horses with heats and a full day of entertainment tomorrow. J McGehee notes larger fields and a social celebration with acts by the Bakers and a fireworks display. schedule runs from 2:15 pm with band concerts, flag-raising, a patriotic address by Mayor Hugh L Cox, multiple racing heats, clowns, a trained mule, and a balloon ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Fi
J. McGehee
D. L. Dennis
Bakers
Elbrkliant
Washington High School
Post- American Legion
Hugh L. Cox
Washington
Guardsmen in Harlan Town Endure Long Stay Amid Mine Dispute
Guardsmen in Harlan have grown integrated with locals while the coal mine labor controversy between operators and the United Mine Workers persists. Governor Chandler says troops will stay as long as the dispute remains unsettled, to protect the right of workers who want to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Cot Coal Operatorg
Harlan
Chandler
Operators’ Association
UMW
Birdena Donaldson to Attend Oxford College Tour
Birdena Donaldson departs at noon for a European tour aboard a New York City bound steamer. She is assistant professor of Tory at Kalamazoo College in Michigan and will sail from New York City for the voyage to Oxford College in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdena Donaldson
Oxford College
Washington
Tory
Kalamazoo College
Mich
Donaldson
New York City
Frank P. Eaton Dies Sud denly at Rural Home
Frank P. Eaton aged 80, a Bogard township farmer, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home near Cornettaville on a Sunday afternoon. He was born December 12, 1858, married Ida Olive Clark in 1878, and survived by son Ross Eaton of Indianapolis and a daughter Mrs. aege of Sullivan, with earlier burial in Otterbein Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Eaton
Bogard Township
Cornettaville
Mr. Eaton
William Sr
Martha Caroline (Myers) Eaton
Ida Olive Clark
Daviess County
Bogani
Otterbein Church
Eaton
Ross Eaton
Indianapolis
Aege
Sullivan
Mary Janet Keith Vance Dies After Brief Illness
Mary Janet Keith Vance born September 26, 1865 in Sugarland to Janit and Rhoda Keith. A charter member of Sugarland Methodist Episcopal Church, she married Oliver Vance on July 5, 1891. Survived by her husband and son McKinley Vance, she was active in Red Cross and War Mothers. Services at 461 East Walnut at 7:30 Tuesday.
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Ashe
Mary Janet (Keith) Vance
Keith Homestead
I Sugar
Janit
Rhoda (Lest¢ ) Keith
Daviess County
Sugarland Methodiet Episcopal Church
Ince
McKinley Vance
Sugarland
Vance
Fole Dik
War Mothers Organizations
Americi
East
Walnut Street
Seven Are Victims Of Auto Accidents We Were Drowned
Indiana weekend toll before the Fourth of July shows at least 15 deaths from violence and accidents. Auto crashes killed seven people including Mrs. Audley A. Burge and Russell Dean Arthur in a Car, Haskel Lee Bridgewater, Gray Farris, James Cox Jr, and others. Drownings and a rail strike fatalities added to the grim count across cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lee Railroad
Kirkland
Audley A. Burge
Russell Dean Arthur
Haskel Lee Bridgewater
Huntington
James Cox, Jr
Greenfield
Red Key
Bass Lake
J. Edw. Robbins
Margaret Hurd
Charles F. Teaster
Lake Eliza
Valparaiso
Donald Robinson
Chicago
Long Lake
Albion
Charles Tielker
Fort Wayne
Mm. Repogie
West Lafayette
Frankfort
Walter Hornecker
Richmond
Julius McElrow
CCC
Herata Sullivan Hospital
Illinois Central
Board of Review Completes Session in Daviess County
The Daviess County Board of Review wraps its 30 day annual session at the courthouse this afternoon. It keeps lodge assessments unchanged and grants exemptions for Franklin College Foundation. It assesses stored goods at Lansing B Warner Co. Plainville at 6000 dollars and votes 3 to 2 against changes to assessments in Madison and Elmore townships while leaving other cases as two oil company assessments. The Shell Company is reduced from 2935 to 2865 dollars and the Standard remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Three Ex Firemen Placed On City Jobs
Mayor Hugh Al. Cox announced that three of the recently retired city firemen have been placed in other city jobs. Additional posts will be filled after Fred Nash assumes the water department post vacated by William Smith. Leroy R. Smith moves to the light department to replace William Healy, who is being dismissed. Clyde Thompson is added to the street force as an extra laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh AL. Cox
Fred Nash
Water Department
William Smith
Leroy R. Smith
Light Department
William Healy
Clyde Thompson
Jallopy Driver Injured in Huntingburg Race Crash
Wayne McGoy of Washington sustained severe bruises and scratches yesterday after his jallopy collided with two wrecked cars on the Huntingburg track. The crash also injured five others. McCoy received treatment from a local Huntingburg doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne McGoy
Washington
Huntingburg
McCoy
da Wes
Death of Dr A S Johnson in Indianapolis
Word came Sunday of the death of Dr A S Johnson of Indianapolis husband of former Plainville resident Miss Clarice Burkhart. The widow and one daughter survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
A. 8. Johnson
Indianapolis
Clarice Burkhart
No Firecrackers For Eastside Park Fourth
Announcement states no firecrackers will be permitted July 4 at Eastside Park in compliance with Indiana law and will be strictly enforced by the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Baseball score summary from league games
National League St. Louis Cooper 0101 Chi see 200 American League Chi Marcum St. Louis Harris Cleveland Feller Detroit McKain 000 16 600 0
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ST. L
Cooper
Martin County Picnic Draws Large Crowd at State Forest Park
About 2,000 people gathered at State Forest Park near Shoals Indiana for the Martin County Picnic, held Sunday in its second year. Families and groups enjoyed a sunny day with overhanging clouds after a noon spread, as organizers plan to make the event an annual first Sunday in July. Former residents returned for the community gathering and reunion.
Dee fourth of an ounce at Huntington library San Rin California
In Huntington library San Rin California a very dee fourth of an ounce is noted. This cryptic phrase appears as a fragment describing a small quantity associated with the Huntington library in California.
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Huntington Library
Sanrino
Calif
Last Fourth of July Sparks New Rules Across Hoosier Parks
Disjointed text outlines changes for Independence Day celebrations with mention of private athletic events, legal fireworks limits, and public gatherings. It notes that many residents planned outings and fireworks displays while parks prepared restrictions and safety measures amid festive activity.
Armor plate steel adopted after tests at Annapolis 1890
The United States government adopted her steel for armor plate following competitive tests conducted at Annapolis in 1890, reflecting a notable military material milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Annapolis
Graham Meet Ticket Prices and Parking Details
The notice lists 25 cent admission for 6 to 14 year olds and 10 cents elsewhere, with box seats including general admission and parking. Parking costs 25 cents per car. only authorized vehicles allowed inside grounds. All persons over six require tickets, and staff plus officials must show tickets to gatemen. February is noted as London’s driest month.
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CING
Graham
Anata
Ars
Cycle R Hurt In Accident Motoreyee
A report notes Cycle R sustained injuries in an accident. Details are unclear in the fragment but position and involvement indicate a vehicular incident with a motorcycle or cycle unit. Further data from the source would clarify the severity and parties involved.
Louis H. Myers Dies Suddenly at Odon Home
Louis H. Myers age 86 retired farmer and Odon resident died Saturday afternoon of a heart attack at the home of his in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Ira Bowman. He was mowing the lawn when death occurred. Born April 3, 1854, he was the son of Th and Mary Jane Ward Myers of Cornettaville. He had been married twice, his first wife having predeceased him. The record notes a long local presence and family connections in the area.
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Ahdrew J. Smith
Glencoe
Smith
Corning
Sylvester
Martha (Johnson) Smith
Elizabeth Colvin
Walter Miles
Caren Paul
Patrick
Vincent
Fidelis
Joséph
Raphaél Smith
Francis
Mary C
Louise
Patricia
Terre
St. Patrick’s Church
Jean
Mr. Smith
Keller Mortuary
Odon
Ind
Lonia H. Myers
Ira Bowman
Mary Jane
Ward Myers
Cornettaville
Ose Sea
Roy Ed Myerg
Bowman
Gubelman Funeral Held Sunday
Funeral services for Migs Eva Gubelman were held Sunday noon at residence 615 West Van Trees Street with interment in Oak Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included Johnny Grannan Joe Harter John Mandabach and Joseph Yeager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Eva Gubelman
Pl Dence
West
van Trees Street
Oakrove Cemetery
Johnny 20
Grannan
Joe Harter
John Mandabach
Joseph Yeager
Hospital Notes Local admissions and operations listed
Willi H Payton of West Baden Springs admitted for treatment Saturday. Ralph Pinnick of French Lick under went a major operation Saturday. Born to Mrs Blake McClellan of 205 Mill Street a daughter Sun Clarence Tietfort of R R 1 underwent major operation this morning. Master Tingsley Edwards of R A 2 underwent a major operation Sunday. Doll Ellis of Shoals admitted this morning for medical treatment. Raith Elizabeth and Murel Josces ait Whiplbtitelk and street admitted for treatment today. Alberta May Walls of Jasper submitted to a minor operation this morning.
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Willi H. Payton
West Baden Springs
R. R
Ralph Pinnick
French Lick
Blake McClellan
Mill Street
Clarence Tietfort
Tingsley Edwards
Doll Ellis
Shoals
Raith Elizabeth and
Murel Josces Ait Whiplbtitelk
S. E. Sec
Street
Alberta
May Walls
Jasper
Rites Held for Fannie Lyons at St Simon’s Catholic Church
Funeral services for Miss Fannie Lyons were held at St. Simon’s Catholic Church this morning at 9 o’clock with interment at St. John’s Cemetery. Attending were Jimmy Gordon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Lyons
St. Simon's Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Jimmy Gordon
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Washingiton High School
The
Pontomine Clowns
Harlan Town
Prett
Oman
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Harrison
Board OF Review
Jallopy
A.S. Johnson
Eastside Park
Cleve
Feller
Det
McKain
Martin County
Bornéo
Parth
Toas
Mul Parks
London
Motoreyee
Louis H. Myers
Gubelman
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