Tragic shotgun wound kills Edna Inman at 12
Edna Inman twelve died after a shotgun misfire caused severe chest injuries and lung infection. She suffered the wound Saturday morning when a gun slipped from a car door near Jackson's Pond. Edna, daughter of Charl and Ella Inman, had lived with relatives in this city and was a Tulsa student prior to moving here. Burial arrangements were to be planned locally.
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Buck
Ednaman
Ella Inman
Son Meridian Street
Daviess County Hospital
Earl
Sunda
Saturda
Jackson's Pond
Sand Hook
Edna
Lawrenceville
Iil
Charl
Ella (Clark) Inman
Tulsa
Okla
Sam Clark
G. R. Collins
Rumpus Begun Af President in Black Hills
Rapid City South Dakota June 20 The tale that President Coolidge used worms as bait for trout has sparked a fishing scandal with locals questioning his expertise The White House cites guidance from guide Gideon defending worm use as common in Black Hills fining This has stirred rumors among hill folk around Henry Hotel and street corners The president narrowly escaped a hail storm while traveling to executive offices.
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Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
C. ©. Gideon
White House
Gideon
Black Hills
Dead Wood
Henry ‘Hotel
Tudge
Shorty
Canneburb coal mine revival hopes spark again
Reports from Cannersburg say a Louisville group bought the property and arranged with the B&O railway to re open the switch project for a large mining force. The cannel coal vein, a mix of bituminous and cannel, yields intense heat and a bright flame, with minimal ash and no clinker, making the mine's revival news for former miners and the town's economy.
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Cannesburg
Cannerburg
Chicago
Minin
Louisville
A & C. Railway
Indiana
Sacoa
Shapboaes
Bk Migs
Musical Treat at First U B Church June 23
The mass University will present a musical evening at the First U B Church on Friday June 23. The male quartet from India will perform vocal and instrumental pieces, offering a free program with donations welcomed to cover expenses. All are invited to enjoy the concert and bring friends.
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Masa University
Gram
U. B
Japan to levy child cent gift fund for dolls
Japan’s education authorities approve a plan to collect fifty cents from each pupil to fund sending dolls to American schoolchildren in return for doll gifts to Japanese children. The proposal aims to foster cultural exchange through a doll program between the nations.
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Japan
Department of Education
Land slide in Bogota collapses cotton mill in Me dellin
Twenty one bodies were recovered from the debris of the Rosellén cotton mill near Medellin after a Saturday collapse caused by a landslide. Two were found alive. Authorities estimate about forty mill employees, including thirty four girls, were killed or trapped, with three years needed to reach those buried beneath the wreckage as winter weather weakened a neighboring hill and unleashed a massive earth slide.
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Bogota
Columbia
Rosellén
Medellin
Fuur
Mit
New Hearse Arrives for Ed Keller Co
The new hearse purchased by Ed Keller last week has arrived in Washington and is in use at present. It is the latest model with a beautiful design for the undertaking establishment.
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Ed Keller
Washington
Juse
Mr. Keller
Carlos Holscher Shows Improvement After Accident
The Indiana theater manager Carlos Holscher, injured in an automobile crash a week ago, was reported improved this afternoon.
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Carlos Holscher
Indiana Theater
Fish take worm but will farmers
President Coolidge’s fishing note from the Black Hills mentions trout caught with worm bait. Senator Borah, a Republican, declared the key question is whether farmers will also take the worm, noting the evident success of the fish. He added the matter costs $4.
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Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
Borah
Barn Fire Damages Graham Property on West Maple
Fire Sunday afternoon at the Robert Graham barn on West Maple Street caused extensive damage estimated between 1500 and 1600 dollars to the building and damaged two trucks. Loss to the trucks is unestimated. Insurance will cover part of the loss. Origin not known for sure but thought to be spontaneous combustion. Local departments responded with two hose lines, oil barrels in the building threatened briefly.
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Robert Graham
Maple Street
Leonard M Namara Return From Debate Team Visit
Leonard Namara of St. Simon’s high school class of 1925 will return home with his parents Mr and Mrs J J Me tomorrow after aiding Loyola College Baltimore Md in a debating victory over Ford. The article notes Namara’s involvement with the school’s debating team and refers to his status as a recent graduate.
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St. Simon's High School
J. J
Leonard
Loyola College of Baltimore
Anc
Fordae Aerate
Con- Leonard Ah
Submits to Minor Operation Today
Ben Helm of Odon submitted to a minor operation at the Daviess County Hospital today.
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Ben Helm
Odon
Daviess Iounty Hospital
Bicknell Man Pleads Guilty To DWI After Muddy Car
Claude Hedrick of Bicknell was fined 50 dollars and costs of 50 and sentenced to days in jail after pleading guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated near Albright's store. Sheriff E C Jones responded to a report of a drunk man causing a car to be stuck in mud. If the fine is unpaid within thirty days, he will be sent to the state penal farm. A tractor assisted in pulling Hedrick’s hat from the mud.
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Albright
Claude Hedrick
Bicknell
E. C. Jones
Hedrick
McCarty
Farmers Busy on Sunday in Daviess County Fields
Daviess county farmers, more than a month behind in spring work, exploited good weather Sundays to work in their fields. Some planted corn, sowed soybeans and cowpeas, while others harvested wheats. Many farms remain too wet for plowing.
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Daviess County
Rev J T O'Hare Attends Dinner in Vincennes
Rev John T O Haire attended a dinner Sunday in Vincennes honoring newly ordained priest Rev Frederick Niehaus who celebrated his first mass at St John church. From Vincennes, the Reverend Father O'Hare left for St Levis to select the organ for St Simon's church.
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John T. O'Hare
Vincennes
Frederick Niehaus
St. John
Father O’hare
St. Levis
St. Simon’s Church
Nine Accidental Drownings and Auto Accidents Toll in Indiana
Indiana reported nine accidental deaths over the weekend from drownings and auto crashes. An express truck collision near Bloomington killed three people, including two women and a baby, three boys drowned near Newport, a race-track crash at Brazil claimed a driver, a train struck a man at Mishawaka, and a boy drowned at Greencastle.
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Indianpolis
Indiana
Bloomington
Newport
Brazil
Mishawaka
Greencastle
Mule killed by owner after leg broken in field
Stafford, living on Grove Road, Sunday morning suffered the loss of a fine mule. The animal became mired, the leg broken, and had to be shot after being freed from the soft spot while plowing. The incident halted work after weeks of wet weather.
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Vom Stafford
Grove Road
Mr. Stafford
Mr. Ford
Charles Miles Named New Owner of Keller Grocery
Charles Miles, a 1927 St. Simons high school graduate, today took control of the Keller Grocery on northeast Third Street after a deal completed Saturday. He is well acquainted with the grocery business and his success in this venture is assured.
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Charles Miles
St. Simon’s High School
Keller Grocery
Third Street
Satuday
Charles
Fathers Day Observed at Bethel M. E. Church
Fathers Day services at Bethel M. E. Church were led by men and boys of the congregation with Rev. George Peel delivering a sermon on The Greatness of Man. The male choir and pianist performed, several songs were sung, and three boys gave recitations before a large crowd including visitors.
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Bethel M. E
George Peel
Larry Clark Laid to Rest in Westminster Church Service
Funeral services for Larry Clark were held this morning at 10 oclock at the Westminster Presbyterian Church with Rev C J Grimes in charge. Burial followed in Veale Cemetery.
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Larry Clark
Westminster Proverienen ‘Church
C. J. Grimes
Vealeee
Brother Julius Sailing to Spain for Study This Year
Local friends recall Brother Julius a longtime tease in the Catholic high school. He will sail soon to Spain to study health and will return to Washington in the future. He plans to attend summer school at the home of Brothers of the Sacred Heart with Brother Norbert.
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Are Julius
Brother J
Spain
Washington
Julius
Norbert
Metach
Suntm
Brothers of the Sacred Heart
Farmers Near Finish Wheat Harvest in Daviess County
Farmers in Daviess County have not completed harvest of the crop this week planning a final drive to cut the second wheat ahead of frost. Many have already cut some wheat but others in low bottoms remain unable to work as oats harvest has not begun in the county.
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Daviess County
Special judge chosen for Harris case in county court
Kixjn Padgett has been selected as Special judge to try the Harris case in the county circuit court. This appointment sets the stage for the ongoing legal proceedings in the C. B. Ragway matter.
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Kixjn Padgett
Harris
C. & B. Ragway
New Catholic High Athletics Association Formed
The Catholic High Athletic Association was formed in Washington Sunday with John T. Harris as President and Norbert Drew as Secretary. Executive committee includes L. H. O'Donnell, Charles A. Kidwell, and Norbert Drew. The group aims to promote athletics at Catholic high schools and support entertainments, with the Dame Glee Club as the first event.
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Catholic High Athletic Association
Washington
Cfeers
John T. Harris
Norbert Drew
L. H. O'Donnell
Charles A. Kidwell
Pfevet
Dame Glee Club
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