Broken five places Bennetts hurt in Mt Carmel auto races
Claude Bennetts a local mechanic suffered severe injuries to his right arm and to two other drivers in Mt Carmel races Saturday. Bennetts Buick flipped at 63 mph landing front first on a post. Roscoe Blagrave escaped unhurt. Shoaffts won all three ten mile events and set track records as crowds watched injuries marred the Mt Carmel fair finale.
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Claude Benneté
Falm
Mt. Carmel
Bagnetl
Roscoe Blagrave
East van Trees Streat
Bennett
Ajury
Keller & Willams
Avis
Blagrave
Sennett
Mmer
Petersburg
Mt. Carnell
Claude Ziegler
Vincennes
Jack" Ban Ault
Fairfield
Benten Shoaffts
Paris
Shoaffs Alo
At. Carmel
Doc Roberts
Monroe
Charles Nation
Worthington
Ind
MacNider Promises Action On Bonus Legislation
Indiana Legion convention opens with National Commander Hanford MacNider pledging that the bonus bill will be enacted at the next Congress session. He asserts strong Senate and House support in the upcoming session.
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Macnider
Congress
Terre Hauge
Senate
Hanford MacNiner
One Killed One Hurt in Mt Carmel Wreck
A collision at a local crossing on the Southern railway left Homer Carrell of Rockport Indiana dead within an hour and his brother injured with a broken arm. The crash occurred about five o'clock at night.
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MT. Carmel
Carmel
Ils
Homer Carrell
Rockport
Ind
Southern Railway
Carroll
Safety deposit box theft and canal search in Indiana
Newsdale Indiana authorities recover and drain a canal near Shirdland to locate stolen contents valued at 150 dollars plus other mortgages papers. A fisherman earlier found a box yielding 2009 dollars in United States bonds.
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Newsdale
Ind
Ben Henry Couce
Shirdland Dear
State Cannot Limit Coal Sales
Indianapolis September 25 The federal fuel director asks the Public Service Commission to limit coal sales but Chairman John McCardle says the state cannot. The telegram cites fuel condition info and notes the federal government cannot control coal mines in the state. McCardle adds the only state control is to prevent coal being sent to other states to preserve shipper profit.
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Indianapolia
Public Service
John McCandle
Commission
McCardle
Employment On The Grease Industries Report
Washington reports that employment is rising across 42 indicated industries. Thirty show increases led by stamped warehouses up 30.6 percent and fertilizer houses up 16 percent, while tobacco plants and bar building sectors show declines.
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Washington
Labor Department
War Tax Lien Placed On Boxing Arena In Michigan City
Federal agents filed a lien against the Floyd Fitzimmons boxing arena at 2 Michigan City to collect war tax on July 4 admittances. The government seeks $5,489.00 in tax and $271.95 penalty, with potential seizure and sale of the arena to cover debts. Local businessmen reportedly plan to raise funds to prevent loss of the venue.
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Toco
Laporte
Floyd ‘Fitzimmons
Michigan City
Jack Dempsey
Henry Leonard
Department of Eternal Revenue
Acien
Laporta Circuit
Federal District
Indianapolis
Hien Isi
Jtat
Carpentier Beaten Calls For revenge in fury
Beaten badly Georges Carpentier lay prostrate while doctors tended injuries to his face eye and jaw. He wept and pleaded for an immediate rematch with the Black Man as his faithful manager urged a quick arrangement. Outsiders were barred from hearing details.
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Avalldd Stilng
Carpentier
Turks Demand Thrace Entry as Allied Near East Plan Debated
The Kemalist leadership in Constantinople rejects the Allied Near East peace proposals insisting on immediate entry of Turkish forces into Thrace and refusing to cede control of the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. In Paris the reply to the plan was awaited amid expectations Kemal would accept a framework returning Constantinople and eastern Thrace. Athens condemns the plan, while Britain summons its fleet to hear the proposal.
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Onstantinople
Thrace
League of Naons
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Adices
Mustapha Kemal
Kemal
Europe
Constantinople
Near East
Tober
Athens
Greece
Italy
France
Britain
Greek National Assembly
Lloyd George
Lord Aston
Dugger Man Faces Bank Robbery Indictment
Sullivan county grand jury indicted Clyde Jeffers of Dugger for robbery in the 2 year old Peoples Star bank daylight holdup at Carlisle. Three thousand dollars was taken. Jeffers identified by several bank witnesses. Also indicted were Laurel Welch Harry Spoone Buckey Kathryn Swartzlander and Viola Ring on auto banditry and standard oil station robbery. They are out on bond.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County
Clyde Jeffers
Dugger
Peoples Star Bank
Carlisle
Wayne
Laurel Welch
Harry Spoons
Buckey Kathryn Swartzlander
New Directory Being Completed for the City
George W Murphy advertising manager of the Hoffman Directory Company offers to help finalize the city directory. Limited print run ensures buyers get advertising space and the correct addresses for every family in the city.
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Eorge W. Murphy
Hoffman
Wmpany
Lost glass eye found at Robert Treat Hotel in Fortescue note
N J September 25 John Mortimer Fortescue of Peoria J a glass eye left at the Robert Treat Hotel prompted a sympathetic reply from the hotel management They described their lost and found department as handling jewels umbrellas and other items while admitting this is their first eye to be claimed People seem to forget pajamas and nightgowns more easily than any item that has a story
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N. J
Robert Treat Hotel
Glass Eye
John Mortimer Fortescue
Peoria J
Fortescue
Hei
Lanybody
Forgotten Deposit or Two Million Henry Ford Discovery
Detroit Sept. 25 Henry Ford reportedly found a forgotten two million dollar deposit in a Windsor Canada savings bank. Ford’s bank balance is now said to be around 209 million. An official called the discovery a mere means to buy a few weeks of coal.
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Detroit
Mith
Henry Fort
Windsor
Witness Calamity Breaks Court As Tiernan Screams
In South Bend on September 25 Mrs Augusta Tiernan screamed and hurled a bag at witness Harry Poulin during cross examination while Poulin denied paternity. Court staff restrained her as she swung at attorneys tables and a nearby sister collapsed prompting a recess.
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South Bend
Ind
Augusta Tileknan
Harry Poulin
Tiernan
Mary Donohus
Paulin
Poulin
Mrs. Tiernan
Rum Smuggling Strategy to Be Discussed by Harding Cabinet
Washington, Sept. 25. President Harding and his cabinet will this week tackle the international rum running question. They plan diplomacy with Britain on the right to board rum carrying ships under the British flag and may seek a November special session to define federal powers over illegal liquor shipments. Internal authority clashes hamper the anti smuggling war, with Shipping Board chairman Lasker’s approval affecting policy.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Cabint
United States
Great Britain
Congress
Atlantic
Canadian
Shipping Board
Lasker
The
Thn
15 Year Old Girl Questioned In Murder Case
Pearly Buhmer, 15, was questioned in jail in New Brunswick by authorities probing the murder of Rev Elware Wheeler Hall and Mrs Jamney Mills. Raymond Schedder, 19, helped raise the alarm when the bodies were found under an apple tree. The girl is not under arrest in connection with the crime.
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New Brunswick
M. J d
Pearly Buhmer
Elware Wheeler Hall
Jamney Mills
Church of St
N. J
Edward Mall
Elinor Mills
Jo Berigh
Phillips
Glergy Pian
Mills
Sexton
Court Dismisses Barley Appeal Over Non-Collusion Bid
Judge J W Ogdon sustains a motion by the Franklin Road Company and dismisses Guay Barleys appeal from the commissioners court to the circuit court. Barleys bid of 13999 for Theodora Henderson road in Madison township lacked a non-collusion affidavit filed with bid and bond. Franklin Road Company offered 14500 and won the contract. Barleys attorneys plan to appeal.
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Franklin Road Company
J. W. Ogdon
Guay Barley
Commissioners’ Court
Circuit Court
Board Cent. Missioners
Theodora Henderson
Madison Township
Barles
Barley
Smile Week Proclaimed In Far West by Governor Hart
Governor Louis F Hart proclaims October 1 to start Smile Week urging residents to spread cheer. He urges greetings kind acts and joyful visits to shut ins and to share humor with hospitals and sanitariums to boost mood and morale. Local reports note two tonsil operations at the hospital and staff changes at local firms.
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Olivia
Louis F. Hart
Legion Delegates to State Convention
Delegates from Bureh-Wood Post of the American Legion left for Terre Haute to represent the local post at the state convention opening today. The group includes L. Boner Earl Luder and Fowlé Keith with alternates Carl Stver Carl Wilson and Ralph Bixler. Additional members and auxiliary delegates will attend sessions over the three day event.
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Bureh-Wood
American Legion
Terre Haute
Order
Burch-Wood
Bak
L. Boner
Earl Luder
Fowlé Keith
Carl St Ver
Carl Wilson
Ralph Bixler
the Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Republicans Open Their Campaign Here
W J Harding and Jakke W lead the opening campaign event in Dabiessebunt. The afternoon meeting at the city hall featured former Iowa Governor W L Hardin as principal speaker with state Senator Lyle W Duffey. After the program, Harding and Duffey planned to travel to Petersiburg for further campaigning.
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W. J. Harding
Jakke W
Afteernecon
Dabiessebunt
Ot Cll
Hall
W. L. Hardin
Iowa
Hardin Wa
Lyle W. Duffey
Harding
Mr.Duffey
Deaths Patrick Ryan dies in Bogard township at 77
Patrick Ryan, 77, died Sunday at 7 p m of heart disease and debility at his son Hugh Ryans home on Herron Street. He married Bridget Fitzpatrick in 1872 and lived in Bogard township. Surviving are sons Michael William, James, Joseph, Hugh and daughter Mrs Louis Gootee. He was a member of Holy Nativity of St Simon Catholic church. Funeral at St Simon's tomorrow at 9 am with burial in St Michael's Cemetery in Bogard township.
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Patrick’ Ryan
Patrick Ryan
Hugh, Ryan
Herron Street
Mgr. Ryan
Bridget Fitzpatrick
Bogard Township
Indiianapolis
James
Joseph Ryan
Detroit
Hugh Ryan
Louis T. Gootee
Holy Nate ‘Society
St. Simon’s Catholic Church
St. Simon’s
t. _ Simon's church
St. Michael’s Ceemetery
Rose and Rose and Two Counts
J C Sheley justice of the peace found Herschel Rose guilty on two of three counts in a case arising from a dispute with Henry Hodgesang. Rose was fined $1 plus costs for provoking and $51 plus costs for aiming a pistol. He was found not guilty of threatening to shoot. The hearings drew railroad workers’ interest. Judgment was withheld until today after evidence and argument.
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J. C. Sheley
Herschel Rose
Sim Guiity
On Rose
Allso
Rose
Henry Hodgesang
Squire Sheley
Indicted Herri massacre suspects face bail hearings
Marion, September 25. Forty four men indicted for alleged participation in the Herri massacre are due in circuit court likely late today. Bonds will be posted for all but eight held without bail. six of those eight are in custody and the other two will be arrested soon. A trial date is not set, but October is favored for hearings.
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Marion
Herri
Dyer Acquitted of Assaulting Girl in Indiana Case
Bloomfield reports the jury in the Joy of Indiana v James Herbert found not guilty on charges of assault and intent to kill Lillian Thege. The trial drew minor attention as the evidence was largely circumstantial and weeks prior a separate assault on a woman occurred at her bed in her home. City council met in regular session at the city hall tonight judging local matters.
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Bloomfield
Joy of Indiana
James Herbert
Lillian Thege
Hoese
Dyer
Judge to Grant Temporary Injunction for Railroad Shopmen
Judge Jar Wilkerson ruled today he would issue the temporary injunction sought by federal attorneys. He urged both sides to seek an immediate hearing on a permanent injunction, to be pursued only if the attorney general affidavits public interest. Government lawyers to file their petition tomorrow.
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Chicago
Jar Wilkerson
Exodus of Evansville Rail Workers Grows
Between 800 and 1,000 striking shopmen prepare to leave Evansville as railroads hire replacements. Officials say many households are selling homes to relocate to jobs in other shops, with about 190 workers reported to have already left the city.
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Evansville
Ind
Homer
No Change Made in Constitution Amendments
Detroit notices report that the Sovereign Grail Lodge and the Patriarchs Militant propose amendments to the constitution. One change seeks to raise the age of order from twenty to a higher limit, while another aims to adjust representation within the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
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T.O.O. F
Detroit
Grail Lodge
Odfi
Grand Cane
Alk
Sovereign
Grand Lodge
Conditions At Ft Wayne Hospital Report
A scrambled notice from Ft Wayne Indiana describes conditions at a veterans hospital. The fragment mentions numerous injured veterans and concerns about care and tuberculosis in the facility.
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Denou
Ft. Wayne. Hospital
Washington, D
Irene Grou Hospita
Ft Wayne
Ind
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