City Council Advances Funds for Light Plant and Sewer Work
The Monday meeting approved another 1500 to pay old light company debts and authorized 2000 at the last session. Engineer Faith estimated a west First Street sewer cost around 750 and reported 36 inch tile on Bread Street and 24 inch tile elsewhere. The council authorized a contract with Zinkan & Patterson for the West End fire station building and approved the related bond.
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Feted Hax
Faith Rep i
West First
Wil
West
Firth Street
Zinkan
Patterson
Ed Flée
Boiler Makers Strike Settled by Southern Railway
Princeton June 25 A conference among union leaders and Southern Railway officials led to a settlement ending the boiler makers strike in the St Louis division. Workers who joined in sympathy were discharged from the line and will return to work Tuesday morning as the settlement takes effect.
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Princeton
Pr Ddht
Dunn
Boiler Makers’ Union
C. C. Coffee
M. Hurttani
Southern Railway
Ester Casta
Southern
Olla Makers
Mofnidei
Bt. Lohis Dévision
Town Builds New Pair of Businesses and skating Rink
The article describes ongoing construction in the town with partners Danher and Whisman sharing a two part building. One half will house a store while the second floor will be converted into a skating rink. Groundwork and foundation work are underway with plans for shops and offices on the first floor.
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West Entrance
Ivany
Joel Y
S. A. Whisman
Gion Hi Frorit Oe
Frank Zinian
van Troes
Ragsdale
Loweh
Wilt McCormte
Potty
Jhome
Jon ‘West
Inkan
Patterson
Weat Rend Fine Station
Man Inherits $40,000 Estate Then Died In Suspected Suicide
A Washington laborer named Willie Breen learned he had inherited an estate reportedly valued at $40,000. He fainted at a local hospital, wandered from his home in Ohio, moved to South Norwalk, Conn., and was later found dead near a mill pond. Authorities suspect the fortune drove him to suicide.
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Washington
Willie
Breen & Fe
Ohio
South
Norwalk
Frank
Nori
Mill Pond
Linton Case Riddled by Poor Detail and Suspected Premeditation
Fragmentary account from Miny writer cites the Beasley case in Linton. The par- tial paragraph questions premeditation and argues that under different evidence it would be hard to convict. It notes Beasley and Beasley slept separately and raises doubt about the alleged killer.
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Linton Call
Deisley
Phurde
Mr. Beasley
Abe
Shi
Inia
Lifton
Geort Beible
Linton
Ladies Aid Meeting at First M E Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the First M E Church will meet with Mrs McConnell on East Main Street Wednesday afternoon at the usual meeting time. A full attendance is desired as the program will be presented.
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Aid Society
M. E. Khaych
McConnell
East Main Street
Death of Hart Baby in Montgomery Burial at St Peters
The Hart infant, son of Mr and Mrs Hart of the land, died Sunday and was buried Monday at St Peters Cemetery in Montgomery. The event followed by the family with Mrs Stark guarding it.
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Hart
Uitel Falomndaibihy
iMks ‘Eijomas
Hart of
Andi
Atterdon
St. Peters
Monitgomery
Mrs. Stark
New Cooperative Apartment Plan on Park Avenue
New York June 25 The idea of cooperative housing grows as investors plan a large apartment complex at Park Avenue and Eightieth Street. Prospective founders subscribe for units with rent from vacant apartments funding construction and eventual principal repayment. The project features triplex and duplex layouts, private street entries, and ten single floor apartments on higher levels. The Farmers Trust Company filed a 475000 mortgage in Marion county for a fourteen story official building and lodgerooms in Indianapolis.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Park Avenue
Eightieth Street
Pulas
Yeen
Ark Avenue
Farmers’ Trust ‘Company
Mariah' County
Grand Lodge
Marion County
Indianapolis
Blind Chicago girl graduates amid studies and defying odds
Edith M. Griffen, a blind student from Chicago, graduates after mastering Latin Greek French and German. She describes a cheerful life despite blindness, notes piano talent and poetry essays while doing housework and cherishing education over regrets.
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Chicago
Edith M. Gritten
Fragments Reflect Schoolechoes and Personal Anecdotes
A garbled text portion recalls lecture mentions for president campaigns and family memories. It includes notes on typewriter lessons Braille study and a student named Miss Griffen who excels in languages and geometry and enjoys opera and dancing.
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Clark
the Marquette
van Grad
John Fish
Herert Spacer
Thorsau
Missionary Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church holds its monthly meeting next Thursday afternoon at 5350 clock. Mrs. C. H. Walters leads the devotional exercises. The program is led by Mesdames Swartz Funk Walters Douglass and Miss Etta Blackwell.
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Woman's Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian Church
John T
C. H. Walters
Aharge
Mesdames Swartz
Funk
Walters
Douglass
Misa
Etta ‘Blackwell
Fourth at Montgomery Fourth of July program outlined
The Modern Woodmen stage a Montgomery Fourth of July celebration with a 10 o'clock parade led by the Montgomery Model band of foresters and camp members. Events include a 1 o'clock prize drill and 1:30 speech by District Deputy P. J. Strack.
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Piontabniers
Montgomery
P. J. Strack
New Albany
Body found tied to wheel in Wabash River near Crawteyville
The body of Cad French, a 52-year-old lumberman who disappeared Friday, was recovered from the Wabash River near Crawteyville. A seat wheel was bound to the body with rope and French’s friends reported he may have died by his own hand.
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Princeton
Cad French
Wabash River
Crawteyville
French
County Board Boosts Assessments In Odens District
The county board raised real estate and improvement assessments in Oden and surrounding blocks. Corner lots on Spring and Main were set at twenty dollars per foot, with business blocks at higher rates. Several residences and banks saw substantial increases, with notable figures listed for multiple properties and new frontage valuations.
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Tani
Ibusneld
Matt Kelly and Rumored Names Linked to Chicago Case
Rumors tie Matt Kelly to a Chicago resident known as Patay and a wealthy social figure. The fragment notes a long acquaintance with a notable woman, with scattered references to dates and locations in Washington.
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Matt Ro
Patay
Nendl
Chicago
Washington
Kelley
Lag Weur
Baden
Letter Carriers to Meet in Eudnaville July Fourth
Statewide letter carriers convention to be held in Eudnaville on July 4. About seventy five delegates expected, with each state entitled to representation and free throat daltery ing.
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Indiana
Carr
Eudnaville
Deloeh
Thal “Daltery
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Margaret Conway
Difid
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Ashland Avenue
Seventeenth Street
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Jurie
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Bryan
Fs Ob
Arthur
B. Mend
Ayer
Jepson
the Jeweler
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Odon Natidical Bank
W. J. Danner
Jimy Garten
John c. Shirts
Oden
National Bank
Lowery
Margaret
Allabanj
B. Fister
Martha J. Myers
Laura Morrison
Harvey Smiley
Milo Smiley
Eh Robe
Dr ‘James
al Delfendorf
Harry H. Grooke
Mattle Bardkin
Foltowing
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aeem_s
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Cere
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Ae Yeager Hardware Co
Roy F. Myers
Matt Kelly
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Thelyd
McDougal Store
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