Retard Construction Under Way on White River
Workers from Woods Penetration Company of Des Moines Iowa advance a project to divert White River current by installing concrete piling and a 80 foot long work barge. The operation, near the Mountimore Ohio bridge, aims to create a straight river flow beneath the bridge and will move to the Ohio and Wabash rivers after completion.
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Woods Penetratocon Company
de Moines
Iowa
White River
Hlatimore & Ohio Railroad
Sunit
Ohiea
Wabash
Ohio
Miami
Toni
W. O. Elhorn
Vacation Bible school a big success at Presbyterian church
The Daily Vacation Bible school conducted in June by the Presbyterian church closed Friday. Enrollment reached forty eight with attendance around 90 percent. Commencement exercises Friday afternoon will feature Bible drills and memorization. An exhibition of children’s work will follow. Charges filed against Lizzie Yates and Latcy Raney of Monigenters dismissed by Harry Van Trees Court on Wednesday.
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Inirukip
Presbyterian Church
Lizzie Yates
Diisaust
Latcy Raney
Harry van Trees
J. Bagels Thompson
Grand jury investigation ordered in Indianapolis primary irregularities
An order by William J P Ivan the investigating attorney directs a grand jury to probe alleged irregularities in the Indianapolis primary held May 2. The move targets potential misconduct in the city’s primary election process.
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Thelisapolis
William JP
Ivan
Indianapolis
McCumber Holds Narrow Lead in North Dakota GOP Race
Senator Morgen McCumber trailed early in the North Dakota Republican primary but led Lynn Fraziér in several western counties as the count progressed. Early tallies showed McCumber roughly two to one over Fraziér in large cities, with expectations of a close overall result.
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Farge
Morgen McCumber
North Dakota
Lynn Vrazder
Fiyezier
Rovernor
Hirge
Gumber
Funning
Fraziér
Iin
Bah Provicts
Rave McCumber
McCumber
Japan Accepts Washington Treaties Amid War Talks
The Tokyo privy council on November 29 reportedly accepted the Washington naval law and arms limitation treaties after months of negotiations. The decision signals Japan's willingness to curb naval expansion in return for constraints on foreign armaments.
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Tokyo
Washington
Faith Plans Immediate Build Of Two Modern Bungalows
Hirgh 4. Kaat plans the immediate use construction of two new five room bungalows at the corner of Walnut and West Second streets. The houses are to be modern in every respect. Mrs. Andrew Hoon, slowly improving after confinement on the Mayaville road, is mentioned in the same column.
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Hirgh
Kaat
Walnut
West Secon Streets
Andrew Hoon
Mayaville Road
Megs
Insurgents Rally Amid Dublin Street Battles
Rebels rally to Rory O Connors call in Dublin as fierce clashes erupt around the Four Courts. Streets mined and barricaded. rebel reinforcements seize key buildings with British guards at a bank. Estimated morning toll: 14 dead and 40 hurt.
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Dublin Ireland
Rory O' Connor
Tarnell Square
Dublin
Free State
Four Courts
Ares
Columbus Works To Repair Brick Streets In Beavers Area
Local officials led a Wednesday trip to Columbus Indiana to review street improvements planned for brick avenues. Proposals call for asphalt or tarvia coverings to level and preserve streets, with costs charged to adjacent property owners. The effort aims to reduce potholes and rough surfaces near the Washington bridge approach.
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Dubai
Beavers
Ai New
Evo
Maddidam
Columbus
Columibus
Jobnth
McCarty
Haennu
Reeves
Shareholders Meeting Calls Directors Election Abolition of Incorporation
A fragmented notice urges holders to attend a shareholders meeting to elect directors and discuss abolition of the articles of incorporation. It notes that no payments on subscriptions can be made until the certificate of incorporation is secured.
Three Stunned by Lightning in Pike
A report details several lightning incidents near Pike. Ralph Ault and Delia Loveless are among the injured, with burns to the abdomen and legs. A team of horses was killed and a tree struck near Mrs. Bluffin Logan as a woman stood nearby.
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Ralph Ault
Yadrsi Ald
Joshua Jun Wiis
Austland
Austin
Delia Loveless
Polk
Bluffin Logan
Sigiat
Sawyer blamed for government failings in veteran care
In San Brantisco at a convention of the Disabled American Veterans, Sawyer is blamed by representative Humphrey for shortcomings in government support for disabled veterans. The report notes statements from national leaders and the presence of veterans’ officials at the event.
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San Brantisco
Eneral Hisawyer
Marding
Federal Board of Hospitalization
Hummphrey Sutliven
Sal Hnik
Mat Nider
Fourth of July celebration draws near in Washington
The Mutual Driving Club in Washington township plans a neighborhood Fourth of July event with an estimated 64000 attendees if weather holds. Officials expect entry by car and foot, with a track and grandstand improvements, a band from Washington and Petersburg, and local farmers volunteering to manage crowds and expenses.
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Shiptonis
Washington
Ind
Mutual Driving Club
Veale
Burris
Glendale
Troy Yeardr
Washington Township
Brett Cabel
Apa
Peta
Putin Ge
Phograga
Petersburg
Odong Linton
Wasingto
J. L W. McCairhe
Indiana
Labor Day
iBrand Stad
Keler
No-Tobacco Move Urges School Students to Quit
Benjamin J Morris state superintendent of public instruction warns schoolboys and girls against tobacco use in a bulletin from the No Tobacco League. Hamer D Hall Franklin league secretary reports the message stressing cigarettes harm health and mind, urging abstinence for better school work.
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Henjamin
J. Morris
No-Tobacco League
Hamer d. Hall
Franklin League
Burris
Miner Strike Case Advances in Knox County Court
Clara son sues police officers and mine workers over rights to operate Knox County mines. The action seeks a certificate to permit the operation while avoiding strike breakers. Judge Anderson agreed to continue the case as arguments proceed amid tensions with union leaders.
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Anderson
Clarason
Poaddck
Knox County
United States
her _attorne
Ant
Grand jury plans delay as judge sets new terms
Judge Hartwell announced a 20 day delay for the Williamson county grand jury investigation while the regular court set to convene July 19. Authorities moved to quiet rumors of non-union jurors in the wrecked aftermath and ordered excavation effort to proceed.
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Marion
Hartwell
Dial Grand Jury
Williamson County
Herrin
Earlies Grand Jury
Atrm
Cour
Knox County farmer attacked by unknown assailant story
Vincennes Indiana late February report of a Knox County farmer wounded by a .31 caliber shot as he encountered a car parked near a bridge on a rural road. The attacker, described as a medium height man in a shirt, fled toward a vehicle after firing two shots. Police traced the car’s path. the farmer refused to ascribe a motive, suggesting no robbery.
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Vincennes
Ind
Juba
el R
Yeoman
Lown
Eguer Wabasty
Anger
Yeomie Widd
Elethas
Mexican bandits seize oil camps near Tampico
Washington reports Mexican bandits seized the Cortez Oil Company camp near Tampico capturing forty Americans and six at La Corona camp of La Corona Oil. General Gorozave leads the raid demanding 9500 pesos and threatens more action. U S State Department seeks protection and punishment for captors.
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Washington
D .C
Shane Erican
Mexico
Ataté Deparnt
Shaw
Tampico
Iso Me
Cortez Oilompany
Bapico
Gendrat Gorosaabe
Gortez
Petcer
Laporona
Gorozave
Jahsom Shay
Washington,d C
Cortez Oil Company
Imithere
State Department
State Departments
LaCoroha Oil Company
Royal Amor ‘Dutch Shell Company
Copsul Shaw
Gorogrove
Cortez
Hat
Mexican Gulf Oil Company
Secreliry
Hughes
Summerlin
Mexico City
la Corona
Bruce’ Bielaskiy
Justice Department
Dragut
Gdrdzhve
Guilty Driving Drunk Verdict In McCarty Court
John Glover faced a driving while intoxicated charge after his car collided with another on East Walnut Street Tuesday afternoon. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and ordered to pay, with release contingent on payment. Witnesses alleged Glover was intoxicated at the time of the accident.
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John Glover
Ar- Jones
East Walnut
MecCarty’s
Glover
Martha J Myers dies at her Odon home
Martha J. Myers a wealthy northern Davies County resident died at her Odon home on a Wednesday after several weeks of illness from high blood pressure Her death was unexpected She was daughter of the late Alex Kilion and is survived by two children Roy F Myers a local businessman and Mrs Pearl Bowman wife of Dr Ira Bowman of Odon Also surviving are brothers and sisters including Mrs George B McWilliams of Washington Mrs Charles Keith of Washington Mrs Dicey Keith of Sugarland Albert and Nathan Kilion of Plainville
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Martha J. |Myers
Daviesr County
Oach
Kei Myers
Alex Killion
Roy F. Mya
Odon Jobbhier
Pearl Bowman
Ira Bowmans
Odon
George
B. McWilliams
Washinsbe
Charles Keith
Wasiington
Dicey Keiti
Sugarlgnd
Albert and
Ia ‘Athan Kiljion
Plainville
Harding urges coal operators and unions toward settlement
President Harding has initial success bringing coal operators and union leaders to a peace conference at the White House. Invitations were extended to national and district Mine Workers chiefs to attend and hear a strong appeal to set aside factional differences and settle the strike. If voluntary steps fail soon, the government will consider drastic measures to end the dispute.
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Washington
Harding
Hiis
White House
Unitea
Mina
Tto
Rotary Club delegates report from Los Angeles trip
Dr. J D Smiley described his journey to Los Angeles as a Rotary Club delegate. He shared experiences on the coast including a landslide and a collision involving the Rotary special train. The convention drew 6000 delegates from 26 countries with several resolutions offered and few adopted.
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Rotary Club
the Elks
J¢foy D. Smiley
Los Angeles
Cal
Dr. Smiley
Former Frhardt Brigade members named in Rathenau assassination
Berlin reports identify three men linked to the former monarchist uprising as assassins of Walter Rathenau. Ernest Tchow Fritz Kauer and another conspirator were said to be deputized by the Erhardt brigade to carry out the killing. A rain fell in Wis providing .29 inch benefits to crops and gardens.
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Berlin
Tirce
Poice
Walter Rathenau
Ernest Tchow
Fritz .Kauer
Erhardt ‘Brigade
A*m
Frankfort
Fischer
New Evidence Aims at Nie Sheffer in Auburn Pistol Case
New leads place the automatic pistol purchase in Fort Wayne linking Nie Sheffer to the fatal shots at Mr and Mrs James Sheffer in Auburn last Thursday. Detectives say two key links in the case now emerge and Nie maintains his innocence as his father defends him amid a murder mystery spanning past family tragedies.
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Tifiralon
Nie Sheffer
Jame
Auburn
Ft. Wayne
Fuji Wayne
Sid
Ft B
Nic. Sheffer
Nic
Sheffer
Nie
James Sheffer
Ffas
fSheffer
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London
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Lillian Kist
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Higu
Fanto
John Lechner
Viess County Hospital
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