D A R Party Celebrates Washington Event and DAR Work
The Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a Washington party on February 22 with Presbyterian supper at the Chamber of Commerce. Guests enjoyed a Tommasso School reference, a fountain plan for the court house yard, pantomime about Miles Standish and John Alden, and a Star Spangled Banner finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the
Washington
The
Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Richard Henry Lee
Mont Board
Tommasso School
Georgia
Indiana Daughters
Indiana
Tommasso
Miles Standish
John Alden
Frank Luke
Mrrs. White
Lykins
Frances Luke
H. K. Busyand
Standish
Fred John
Clergyman Denies Mail Package Breakage in Transit
Russell B. Kern states in a sermon that he saw a mail package opened in transit but clarifies it did not occur in Covington nor in Fountain County. He refutes malicious statements and seeks justice for Covington.
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Covington
Fountain County
Russell B. Kern
Mrs Will Adkins Visits Daughter in Lebanon
Mrs. Will Adkins is visiting her daughter Mrs. Gene Ford in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Adkins
Mrs
Gene Ford
Lebanon
U S Market Report Stocks and commodities in late February
U S market report lists weekly figures for live stock grain and dairy. Hogs beef steers and veal calves share prices, with grain values for wheat corn oats and other feeds. Fruits vegetables and dairy prices are given for Chicago Cincinnati Minneapolis and other markets.
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Washington
Chicago
Iowa
Nicansas
North Dakota
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Prairie
St. Louis
Northern
Northwestern
Florida
Texas Savoy
Brutter
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Fire into German crowd shocks Bochum courts
In Bochum on February 23 two French soldiers fired point blank into a German crowd in front of the law courts killing one man and severely wounding two others. The incident occurred as French troops with tanks occupied the law courts and nearby prison amid suspicions of French prisoners held as spies. By stAnders heard the volley and sparked panic.
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Bochum
Law Courts
Body found of 3 year old in St Joseph River
South Bend Indiana reports after a 27 hour search involving police, school children and boy scouts the body of three year old Mar Louise Jivde daughter of Dr Hyde was recovered from the St Joseph river late Wednesday afternoon. The child had vanished from home Tuesday and fears of kidnapping were present.
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South Bend
Ind
Polee
Mar Louise Jivde
Coc. Hyde
St. Joseph River
Mrs. Mary Logan Dies After Influenza Pneumonia
Mrs. Mary Logan widow of General John A. Logan and Civil War worker died at her Washington home after an influenza attack that developed into pneumonia.
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Illinois
Washington
John A. Logan
Prince George Undergoes Toe Surgery in London
Prince George youngest son of King George underwent operation to remove the small toe from each foot to relieve hammer toe discomfort. The procedure aims to improve his ability for naval duties and dancing tasks.
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London
Prince George
King George
Philippine Senate approves woman suffrage bill
Manila Feb 23 The senate passes a woman suffrage bill unanimously and it goes to the house. The measure would take effect if Filipino women by referendum decide they want the franchise.
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Philippine Senate
Manila
Senate
House
Record Coal and Grain Car Loadings Signal Peak Trade
Washington reports the American Railway association shows week ending Feb 10 high freight activity. Revenue freight reached 853,289 cars with coal at 1,087 more than prior week and grain products at 40,989 cars, while forest products stood at 64,310 cars, each surpassing year ago figures.
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Washington
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Local social notes from Vincennes and nearby towns
Local residents Mr. Bruce Moore and Mrs. Mary Babb visited relatives, while Fay Cook and Albert Farr of Kingman transacted business here. The Farm Federation lectured at Old Kentuck church drawing a good crowd. Slices of life include foot injury to Will Miller, employment moves for May Baker and Elizabeth Murphy, Euchre and 500 club gatherings, and N HTOA organizer C. F. Lowe touring Michigan City and other towns. Also notes on Mrs. J Crain and several out of town guests visiting the Coleman home.
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Fay Cook
Albert Farr
Kingman
W. B. Coleman
A. FE. Church
Danville
Calvin Hodges
Crawfordsville
Per Capita Tax Comparison Across Britain France and United States
The report to Stanley Baldwin shows Great Britain direct taxes 216 shillings and indirect 122 shillings, France direct 42 francs and indirect 193 francs, and the United States federal direct 15.60 dollars and indirect 12.71 dollars, reflecting comparative taxation levels.
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London
Great Britain
France
Stanley Baldwin
Exchequer
House of Commons
United States
US auto output climbs to January peak since August
Washington reports January automobile production rose to a peak not seen since last August. Passenger cars reached 221,687 units, nearly triple January 1924’s 81,693, while trucks totaled 14,206 versus 9,416 a year earlier, signaling strong demand and industrial momentum.
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Washington
United States
USA
Commerce Department
Easter Bazaar by The Willing Workers at Chamber
The Willing Workers of the Christian church host an Easter Bazaar with the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday March 31. Mrs. Elmore Arter entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colemar and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lowe Jones and child from Ston Bluff.
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The
Christian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Elmore Arter
Fred Colemar
Newtown
Lowe Jones
Ston Bluff
Christian Sunday School
Thompson Resigns as V P of C A S Railway
C R Thompson resigns from the post of vice president and second general manager of the C A S Railway Company. No successor has been announced yet.
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C. R. Thompson
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m with theme Christianizing the Nation Epworth League 6 15 p m evening service 7 p m evangelistic message Pastor Russell B Kern leads all services in the Kingdom Series format at the Methodist Church on March 4 1923.
Local Notes Highlight Meetings and Socials in Newtown Area
Marshfield attorney visits and Local figures including Wm Talbert and Rev R B Kern influence Hillsboro turnout. Lydia Finney heads to Hope Arkansas with Dr Finney while Winfield Dimmick recalls youth in Newtown. Social clubs meet at Third Street and Chamber of Commerce hosts an exchange with five lots for sale at Harrison and Ninth.
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R. B. Kern
Hillsboro
Harrison and
Ninth
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Yeddo
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Hope
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