Inquest Pending After Hess Held in Jordan Death
Harry Hess foreman of the Baltimore and Ohio shops laboring gang is jailed pending a coroner’s inquest into Charles Jordan’s death. Hess, charged with involuntary manslaughter, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to circuit court with bond set at $800. Witnesses testified Hess inflated air to Jordan, who died after a week of complications from the incident June 14 in the stores department.
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Barry Hess
Gyith
Charles Jordan
Major McPherson
Sid
Thess
Wendy
Harry Hesy
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Holder
Charles
Jordan
Hess
Hastings & Atlen
Tl Iz
Inka
Infwest
Holdler
Iprian
C.P, Welsh
Thomas McMann
Gabe Wiliams
Charles White
John White
Stores Department
Jordah
Wich
Deaths: Gladys Robards and family details
The notice reports Gladys Robards died Thursday night after childbirth, at home on Venter Street. It notes her husband Francis Robards and that she left a son. It lists her church affiliations, funeral details, and that she was 67 years old at death with a long prior illness.
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Gladys Robards
Gladys Roabards
Trancis Robards
Lallins
Th ‘Olf Vollmer
Venter Street
Obituary of Mrs. Horrall from Bethel area
The obituary describes the life of Mrs. Horrall born April 6, 1361 in Reevetownship, died recently in Washington area. Survived by husband George Horrall, children Edith Bingham and others, with siblings Lyman Kelso and Estella Cole among nine. Noted for long service at Old Union Methodist Episcopal Church and Bethel church, described as gentle, steadfast in faith, and a guiding figure in the community.
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Thomas J. Hugins
Emmer Kel
Portersville
Mary Hogshead
Kel
Reeve
Townshifordsville
Horrall
William Ja
Heington Township
Illinois
Albert M_jKelaey
Ington
Luster
Washington
Estella Cole
Nora Totas
Frank Wuerington
Sfeen
Old Union
Aft
Bethel
Liberal third party plan sparks Prohibition debate
A Chicago dispatch reports liberals mull a third party by amalgamating radical groups to break the dry plank in their platform, amid deadlock over prohibition. Also footnotes a teen suicide in Terre Haute and a fatal house tragedy as water and draft reports touch population counts.
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Chicago
Terre Haute
Ind
Jan Lobe
Hoosier road funds and marked Market Highway debated
Rotary luncheon features talk by Nathan Kilion on Indiana road funding and the Hoosier Automobile Association plan. Speakers describe marked routes from Market Highway to South Main and urge county cooperation for permanent north south roads amid calls for broader highway financing.
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Washington
Indiana
Gante
Ehough
Burton
Daes County
Hoosier Automobile
Odon
Anxiouu
Fokripher
Tie
Batty Luder
Roary
Lie Quharyee
Roy Smiley
Atlantic
No Fireworks In Town On Fourth Prohibited
Fragmentary notice warns that fireworks discharge within city limits is prohibited except at officially authorized points. The text references Indiana and state fire authorities, indicating restricted usage and enforcement details.
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Ofin
The
Indiana
Troops Consolidate Control in Londonderry Amid Turmoil
In Londonderry British regiments restored order after last Friday’s clashes. Tanks and barbed wire sealed areas as civilians faced curfews and disruptions receded. Two men died of wounds in hospital. soldiers manned streets near the cathedral while reinforcement battalions moved toward the town.
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Dublin
Eeland
Londoniie
Flesana
Sian Feihera
Anignista
Sian Felner
Onet Uitonist
Harvey, Indianapol is Supreme Court Justice Dies
Indiandpolis Ind June 25 Justice Harvey associate Justice of the militia supreme court collapsed at his office today from apoplexy after forty hours of illness. He was elected to the Supreme Court in 1916 after thirty seven years in Indiana legal practice. He was born Plainfield Ind Dec 3 1856 and survived by wife Kate Parrott and others. Also noted Knox County selects Jesse Adams as county superintendent of schools following Edgar N. Waskips tenure in city schools.
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Tinond
Cascheer
Bamund
Amorning
Vy Residepee
Jis Grove
Ie Wea
Indiadhpolis
Ind
Ann M. Harvey
Militia Supreme Court
Thaotk
Mile Harvey
Fudge
Harvey
Indianapolis
Plainfield
Dsndeel Harvey
Venice
Kate Parrott
Labor Board Faces Fast Action on Wage Demands
Four states of railroad workers press for a billion dollar annual wage increase as the labor board moves to an immediate award. Leaders debate striking versus forcing a quick settlement while warning of potential field actions and expulsions for strikers.
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Hibertoday
Upton
Chicago
Chicaszo
Jones
Une Jion
Laward
railroad@labor board
Asa
Rotary Club Elections Stall on First Ballot
Atlantic delegates report no candidate winning a majority on the first ballot for international president of the Association of International Rotary Clubs. John Dyer of Vincennes Ind. led the field as the ballot closed amid uncertainty on a winner.
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Atlantic
Iby
Association of International Rotary Clubs
John Dyer
Viicennes
Ind
Hoover Named as Possible Secretary of State Candidate
Rumors swirl on Hoover as a cabinet choice amid Harding administration talks. Reports describe Hoover as a strong potential for secretary of state with broad support in Washington and among conferees, while other nominees face scrutiny and medical issues influence private discussions.
Resignation Rumor Touches U S Secretary Posts
Fragments suggest a political reshuffle with mentions of a secretary resigning and others positioned in committees. No clear names or dates are confirmed in the readable text.
ESGHBACH Speaker Prospect After Election
In a murky Indictment era report, ESGHBACH is named as potential speaker if elected. Sources indicate Feil may serve as representative at a forthcoming session while government officials prepare formal calls and scheduling with the governor’s office.
Four arrested in Salem fire arson case
June 25 report states four men were arrested in Salem on charges connected to a series of fires that damaged property and caused a death. Authorities allege the suspects, including John Royman and two unnamed men, conspired to burn properties to collect insurance. The investigation involves forest service and marshal officials.
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Sptanegrad
John Royman
Forest iRavlie Roseberry
John Oltusd
Diatshei
Js. Inseparallel
Tragik
Lan
Reed Plans Personal Fight at Democratic Convention
Kansas senator Reed announces he will personally conduct his campaign at the Democratic National Convention. The Missouri race remains unsettled as the national committee meets to decide Reed and Georgia contests amid uncertainty on formal notice filing.
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Reed
Missouri
San Franti
Convention turmoil as Bevan foe Cummings leads in San Francisco
Fragmented account shows political struggle around Bevan ally Cummings during a national convention in San Francisco. Bryan aims to control the proceedings, with Colby named for key chair roles and Virginia and other factions seeking influence.
Special Session May Reprojects Topics and Amendments
A garbled report discusses a special session to address revisions and amendments. It mentions surveying work, preliminary actions, and anticipated impacts on state law and funding, with lawmakers debating timing and scope of amendments.
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Moosier OR
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Hoover
Gabinet Post
Flernord Howver
Harding
Herbert Hoover
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Weaver
Wilk Lester Good
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State House
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Salem
Greenwood & CO
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ATSAN
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