Doctor Polly Hill Find Love Through Emergency Care
Polly Hill opens a clinic in Hillboro with her brother Bob assisting. Mayor Pronsen Todd slips on an icy walk and is treated at the cottage, leading to a budding romance. The incident spurs her to continue as a pediatric specialist and the couple marries, blending work and town charity.
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Polly Hill
Hillboro
Hillbourn
Bob
Polly
Hillsbury College
Bet
Bert
Bolly
Pronsen Todd
Hillsboro
Doctor Itn
Polly FU
Todd
Tam
Folly
Impossible to Fix Date in Christ Birth History
A historical note discusses difficulties dating Christ birth. It cites Oxford Cyclopedia Concordance and Dionysius Exiguus, suggesting birth around late 5 B C and December 25 as fixed points later assigned to A D 1. It notes Herod’s death in April year Rome 4 B C and that calendar errors persist in records.
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Christ
Oxford Cyclopedia Concordance
Jesus
Dionysius Exigons
Rome
Herod the Great
Bethlehem
B.C
Auctioneer’s Wife Proves Her Nerve in Public Auction
Miss Smarte-Well argues women can do anything men can while Mr. Kent counters that auctioneering is beyond a woman’s reach. The exchange imagines an unmarried lady addressing a large crowd with, Now, gentlemen, all that want is an offer.
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Miss Smarte
Mr. Kent
Indiana Brevities: Major Indiana items across cities
Reports from Indianapolis and various towns summarize actions from state meetings of the American War Mothers to bids for Richmond junior high construction, large plant expansions in South Bend, bridge projects, tax rulings, and county board guidance on assessments.
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Indianapolis
American War Mothers
Indiana
State Chamber of Commerce Trifie Bureau
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Richmond Board of Education
C. Francis Jenkins
Washington, D. C
South Bend
Iie Studebaker Corporation
George W. Hereth
State Board For
American Association of Engineers
Wabash River
Attica
Fountain County
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Grand Lodge of Indiana
Matsons
Robert W. Thillips
Hichmond
Charles A. Lippincott
Tee Dinwiddie
Fowler
Albert W. Funkhouser
Evensville
Frank BE. Gavin
William H. Swhntz
James Wy
Dunbar
New Albany
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Homed
Rte
Fairmomwir
Hawaii
Florida
California
St. Joseph's Catholic Federation of Soctories
Otto Krouchberger
Evansville
A. W. Miller
Trupye
Edwin Tietz
Atte Comvention
Public Service Commission
Ballot for Rail Strike Ordered Across Most Lines
Detroit reports the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Rail Way Shop Laborers votes to send strike ballots to 550000 workers affected by the wage cut order. If approved, a July 4 walkout is possible. returns expected by July 1, with wage cuts effective July 1 under the Labor Board order.
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Detroit
Mich
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Grable
Organzztion
Craufis
United States Abroad Labor Board
Ronunion
Executive Council
Lahor Bogard
AUTO THEFT RING REVEALED
Police reveal a nationwide automobile theft ring led by Chien and associates based in Helena. William Smith, a field agent, was arrested in St. Louis as indictments target Shen Big Tim Murphy Fred Mader and others for murders of policemen amid labor bombings. Ring operations span East and South with over 50 cars stolen valued around 2000. John SRE Owner and land Bulliero are held with an alleged stolen vehicle.
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Chien
Oation-Awate
Hodges
Smith
Shen
Big Tim" Murphy
Fred Mader
John
Sre
Laud Bulliero
Aise
Flag donation reflects World War I partnership history
President Harding accepted a flag donated by France to honor American involvement in World War I. Ambassadeur Jusserand presented the tricolor, placed beside the French tricolor on the Eiffel Tower to mark the United States entry into the conflict.
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Washington
America
Harding
Jusserand
France
Eifel
Seaman Drowns Off Sullivan’s Island While Companion Survives
Seaman Drowns at Sullivan's Island after being swept out by undertow while bathing with Howard, who also seaman, narrowly escapes a similar fate. Lyons, unable to swim, drowned near Charleston harbor. Rescue attempts and exact location remain under investigation.
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Charleston
W. K. Lyons
Seqiman
Java
Bridgeport
Sullivans Isloand
Kom
Howard
Marrowly
Lyons
Fall Injures Air Chief Milwaukee Brigadier General Mitchell
Brigadier General William Mitchell, head of the Crayerman Avion Service, fell from a horse in Milwaukee Wisconsin and sustained injuries when the horse slipped and fell after attempting to jump a fence. The rider struck the ground with considerable force.
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Mibwaukee
Wis
William Mitchell
Crayermen Avion Service
Iran
Mitchell
Denby Inspects Canal Fortifications Before Sailing
Secretary Denby and Secretary Irenia lead a naval party on tour of canal fortifications before the group sails from here toward Hip. The inspection followed trains from Trendersen as the Panama transit continues.
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Denby
Canal
Panama
United States
Trendersen
Dwin Irenia
Naivy
Naval Academy Chiss
Tsse Oon Board
Hip
Arbitration Moves Prospect Washington Toward Arbitration
The Chilean and Peruvian delegations at the Prospect conference enter a decisive stage seeking proposals to refer the long running Tocomea dispute to arbitration. Direct settlement without outside aid is considered, but wide gaps remain between the two sides.
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Washington
Tere
Prison reunion as brothers meet after fourteen years
In Detroit Raymond Nolan alias Walters, twenty, jailed for automobile theft, encounters his brother Fred Nolan awaiting forgery sentence. After long separation, Raymond asks about Fred. Fred reveals they haven’t seen each other in about fourteen years. They meet briefly in the jail visitors cage as deputies supervise.
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Detroit
Raymond Nolan
Walters
Fred Nolan
Fred
Brooks
Raymond
Brooke
Raymond Ghd
Tells How It Feels to Die Diary Entry From Suicide Case
New York reports a diary found with notes by Mrs. Eugene SK Martin after her husband was found dead in his apartment in a gas suicide. Entries describe exhaustion from life and intention to destroy, ending with a personal farewell to Alice.
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New York
N. Y
Eugene SK. Martin
Pam
Alice
Ex-Preacher Kills Pal in Jail Delivery Attempt
Herbert Wilson once a gospel minister held in county jail for mail robbery near $1,000,000. He shot and killed accomplice Terberti Cox as deputies closed on an escape from jail during a bridge of sighs moment. Cox was to testify for the state at Wilson's trial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Herbert Wilson
Oregon
Craneada
Terberti
Cox
Lid
Jill Bres
Wilson
Eadie Y Brien
Toledo
Jall
Start Fires to Bet on Speed in Riverhead
Riverhead authorities investigate a string of arson scares as volunteers race to the scene. Police note bets on which company fires first and a truck was found draped in crepe, signaling tragedy and rivalry in the firefighting community.
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Riverhead
Oi Rive Alry
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McClure Newspaper Synificate
Cannersville
Munele
Cronch Army of the Republic Department of Indiana
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Kentucky
Indiang Osteopathic Association
Se. Wayne
F. Guy Sprague
Allen County Grand Jury
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Ft. Wayne
Hammond
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Brookville Electric Company
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Liberty Light and Power Company
Richmond Municipal Light Company
James F. Roberts
Marion County
Indianapolis Foundation
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Franklin County
Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Indianapoliss
State Highway Commission
LeRoy BF
Wertz
Dioting
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Ecomission
Lawrence
Bloomington
Si Tota NE
Rainbow Veterans Organization of Indiana
Robert AH. Pynikul
To One Hundred and Fiftieth Field Artillery
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Hhainian Veterans
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Paul XN. Fechtonia
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Martinsville
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W. 2 B. Morgan
Indians Apolis
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