Dyer to Address Local Meetings in Indiana Broadcast
Dr. Dyer of Veadoy Tennessee is set to speak at a public meeting at Caleb Mills Mall in Indianapol is April 2 at 8. The event, broadcast from WFEM in Indianapolis, is under the auspices of the Associated Manufacturers and the National Metal Trades association. Barritt will perform music as part of the program. The same speaker will also appear in West Virginia next week and at dinners in Charleston and Huntington with the Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers clubs.
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Britain Getting Wetter Says Days Bon Dun Report
Bon Dun April 1 report from United Kingdom Allinner states Britain’s 1924 spending on intoxicants shows beer at 16 000 pounds per coastal fishing industry and milk at 46 000 000 pounds. The alliance notes total spending on all intoxicants 315 000 000 in 1921 compared with 507 000 000 in 1923.
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Scrap City Taxi Meters Debated By City Council
A city council Monday night debated eliminating taxi meters and raising fares. Officials outlined a plan to restructure payments, appoint a commission, and set new rules for drivers. The debate centered on citywide impact, driver concerns, and enforcement, with statements from council members and a projected timeline.
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APPLICATION FILED BY NEW RAILROAD IN WASHINGTON
A fragmented Washington notice reports that a new railroad company filed an application for permission to extend tracks and connect with existing lines. The document outlines route plans through Pennsylvania and New York harbor areas and mentions potential costs, date ranges, and anticipated rail link options amid industry controversy.
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Fragmented OCR article about political figures and events in Croatia
An OCR reading shows a garbled report mentioning Karolyi, former president, and political figures in Croatia. It references declarations, weekend events, governance, and various names, but most specifics are unreadable due to transcription errors.
Viewing the New Models by Julia Hoyt and April 1
A verbose fragment describes models, stage shows, and an opening at a private hall with mannequins and girls walking the stage. It notes seating, matinee plans, and a program with music and fashion, urging readers to attend and observe the models and performances.
School Vacation Sparks Debate At McMechen School
A disrupted account from Wheeling West Virginia describes plans and tensions over a student and an apparent safety issue. Officials discuss a defense plan and local actions amid uncertainty as students resume classes.
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