171 Miners to Be Arrested in Indiana Riot
Indianapolis June 2 171 miners in Indiana were jailed after two injunctions were filed by Judge Louis Fitzhenry in Southern Illinois district court. The cases target Hoosier mine at Dugger Sullivan county and Dixie Bee mine near Pimento Vigo county. Capiases issued for Alf Meloy U S marshal bonds set at 1000 each. Riots followed UMWA operators clash over cooperative mining amid coal industry disruption.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
George Jeffrey
Louis Fitzhenry
Southern Illinois
District of ‘Court
Hoosier
Dugger
Sullivan County
Dixie Bee
Pimento
Vigo County
Albert
Bogemeier
Alf
Meloy
United States Marshall
Rank Miller
Terre Haute
United Mine Workers ‘of America
Wa 4
Dhante
United Mine Orders of America
Abel de Vales
Prisoners Taken to Indiana State Prison Today
Two inmates were moved from Daviess county jail to the Indiana state prison at Michigan City by Deputy Sheriff Harry Sheley and special deputy Tom Biddinger. Roy Alding and Emmett Jerrell, both from Mitchell, were sentenced in county court for second degree burglary tied to the Miley Store robbery.
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Daviess County
Indiana
Michigan City
Harry Sheley
Tom Biddinger
Roy Alding
Emmett Jerrell
Mit
Rough local talk on tough times and rain impact
Citizens quoted on Labor Day, proverb twists, and gloom about the city. A group on Main Street notes rainfall would aid farmers and gardeners, while a resident imagines county strawberries shipped in from the county.
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Main Street
No successor named for Lew Core in Daviess County
Indiana lawmakers convene a July special session to decide a successor to Lew Core. No candidate has been elected and cost concerns of about $2000 plus limited benefit have fueled Democratic calls to avoid a countywide special election. If held, the successor would serve only for the duration of the session.
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Indiana
Daviess County
Core
Probaly
St Simon's graduation rites close school year
The commencement at St Simon's featured diplomas for both boys and girls while a program of music, readings, and Rev Besser's address engaged attendees. Certificates were awarded by Rev John T of St Simon's with several names listed among the graduates and prize recipients. The event marked the official close of the school year as classroom work ended last week.
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Donte
Besser
Ricke
Updin
Nates
Esser
John
Tor
St. Simon's
Aeke Seung
A. Com
Auberry
Richard P
Helen M. Borders
Rent Benerette
C. G. Keller
Welter L. _E
Mrs Frank Mattox Dies in Martin County
Mrs Frank Mattox aged 61 of Martin county near Shoals West Baden pavement died yesterday afternoon. The death was reported in the local area, with details noting her residence and age.
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Frank Mattox
Martin CO
Martin County
Shoals-West Baden
Harbins of Baltimore Visit Relatives in Town
Mr and Mrs John Harbin of Baltimore Maryland are here visiting relatives and friends.
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John Harbin
Baltimore, Md
Unclear fragments from Newton Montgomery station note
Incomplete OCR reads like a station or notice about Alex Newton Montgomery with stray words about being stationed, a pond, and dates or numbers. Readable facts are minimal. core details and context are missing.
Mark Edwards Hospital Patient In Daviess County
Mark Edwards of Washington is listed as a hospital patient after undergoing a major operation this morning in Daviess County.
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Mark Edwards Hospital
Mark Edwwards
Washington
Daviess County
Shipping Cr irlads Out-Stee Gantere
Garloads of strawberries are being shipped from Daviess county daily as local growers form an organization under the Southern Indiana Stray Grow Association. Carloads were sent to Boston and Cleveland, with 79 crates from Washington to Elnora yesterday and others on morning and afternoon trains. Total crates and specific destinations vary, but production in Davies Knox Greene area is strong, aiding organized shipments.
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Daviess Colty
Elota
Indiana
Washington
Elnora
Cleveland
Labor Meeting Tonight For All Residents
Labor organizers invite all residents to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at city hall. The gathering aims to boost turnout for the Labor Day celebration in Kingston, with discussions on plans and goals to attract 1000 or more attendees. Mr and Mrs Charles Alsop of Frankfort returned home after visiting local residents.
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Princeton St
Kington
Iti
Ashin
Ashington
Princeton
Eeentoe
Ettonight
Saltae
Charles Alsop
Ankfort
Rs. Nath Beitman
Conave
Lé Commion Carri
Banker Theodore Reininga Joins Evansville Peoples Bank
Theodore Reininga, a banker with fifteen years in Evansville finance, assumed duties at the Peoples Bank in Evansville. The appointment signals continued leadership as the bank expands services.
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Evansville
The
Peoples National Bank
Theodore, Reininga
Plans for St Mary festival announced by pastor
Rev Joseph Clancy pastor of St Mary's Church Barr Township today announced four plans are complete for the festival to be held on the church grounds next Sunday. The public is invited.
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Joseph Clancy
New Cars Safe After Truck Wreck Near Road 50
Two new Ford cars from Indianapolis were undamaged when a transport truck failed a turn and crossed a ditch near the old Route 50 pavement. The truck was badly damaged but the cars remained intact. the Indianapolis firm driver reported injuries.
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Ford
Indianapolis
Bicknell
Damia Fi ‘ Puit
Éscar
17 Point program of citizens tax group in Indiana
A 17 point program outlines legislative proposals for a special session. Supported items include reallocating gasoline tax revenue to state, counties, and towns. repealing mandatory salary laws. tax reforms on personal net income and tangible property. and shifting poor relief administration to county units. Proposals require a five sevenths vote for appropriations and include highway bond issuance and reorganization of county highway duties under qualified engineers.
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Citizens’ Tax Group
Indiana
Etate Highway Commission
An Eee
Democrats Claim Hoover Speech As Political Trick
Fire officials report a morning blaze at a shed behind a residence at 1406 Vincennes Avenue around 10:30. West End firefighters extinguished the flames with no reported injuries or losses. The origin remains under investigation amid partisan commentary.
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West End
J. Palmer Ho
Vincennes Avenue
Indianapolis Urges Gap 57. Be Improved
Indianapolis merchants urge the state road No 57 gap near the city to be paved this year. They sent a letter to John J director of the state highway commission and to Governor Harry G Leslie asking for aid to keep Indianapolis and nearby towns connected and to prevent trade from moving to other cities. The group argues the gap affects local retailers and that Indianapolis deserves the improved road as originally intended.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John J
State Commission
Officia Merchants’ Association
Harry G. Leslie
Cesyern Indiana
Willi
Chasiats
Wai
Inanapolis
Dianapolis
Indi Napolis
Rainfall Aids Washington and Davies County Farmers
Rain from Wednesday and last night totaling over an inch benefits farmers and truck gardeners in Washington and Davies counties by reducing early drought damage. More rain is forecast tonight and Friday, helping crops and potentially saving hundreds of dollars in losses. The report notes rainfall in May and references national political news from Washington, including tax measure discussions and Senate activity.
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Washington
Davies County
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Alex Newton
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