Indiana School Board Debates Book Contracts and Bids
The Indianapolis school board met to decide whether to revise and renew contracts for textbooks and to invite bids. Reporters were excluded during lunch. Gov Durbin urged decisive action. The board discussed reopening bids and potential delays amid reports from committees and the presence of six board members with one absent.
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Stue Board of School For Commissioners
Chaipire
Racor
Durbin
Ieward
Anan
Frente Jones
Sizke
Heyward
Hiuchcou
Aaid Lo Ste. Jones
Culliner
State Board of Tax Commission
JL Mids
Earlham College
Schoos Linck Company
A. Cotton
Prank da Jones
Mic
Lvansville
Fort Wie
Nik al GW
Worley
W. T. Stoét
Read
W. H. Broac
Lafayette
Warning of Approach of Serious Nervous Trouble Bleed In
Public notice describes severe nervous strain and uterine disorder symptoms. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy, citing testimonials from Mrs. Holland and others in Philadelphia and Ohio. The piece urges immediate action to restore health and avoid prostration.
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Pinkham
Lydia EH
Florence Troutan
Clifton
Philadelphia
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia EZ. Pinkharn
Dixs
Manta Bowens
Millersville
Ohio
Lydia LE
Lydia E. Pink
Baseball in Dubuque to Host Empire League Meeting
President John Johnson announced a league meeting would be held in Dubuque likely soon with the first interleague match to occur. He expects no satisfactory compromise to peace terms and notes no consolidation into a single circuit. The headlines reference the empire league expansion and a January 5 Cincinnati meeting.
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John Song
Cininnati
Johnson
Ena
Chicago
General Henry M. Gist Dies in Rome at 65
From Rome today word arrives of the death of General Henry M. Gist a prominent Cincinnati lawyer and Civil War veteran aged about sixty five He rose from private to major general and authored The Army of the Cumberland He had been traveling for health with his wife and daughter during his final illness
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Rome
Italy
Henry M. Gist
Cist Ens Eixty
Perinicels
State Anti-Saloon League to Meet in Indianapolis
The Indiana Anti-Saloon League and church representatives planned a state meeting for January 13 and a January 3 gathering in Twe dan to discuss new liquor sale regulations. Attorneys will compare Indiana laws to guide lawmakers while ministers are notified for general talks.
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Indianapolis
Louise
Melesates
Lars
Lighting franchise comes up again at public works
The 4 Wayne Electric Light and Power company discussed its long running lighting franchise with the board of public works last evening. No decision was made as rates differed. the company’s figures will be reviewed and a further meeting likely. Mr Eggemann proposed a thirty year franchise with a $ square per year for lamps and a 12 cent rate for commercial lighting, while the company’s Wm Hunting proposed a 75 cent gross rate with a discount reducing net to 17 8 cents.
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Board of Public Works
Untl
Eggemann
WS. Hunting
Books Offered to Elkhart for Carnegie Library
An anonymous donor offers to give not less than SSA funds to establish a Carnegie library in Elkhart. The city must raise a matching amount, and the donor requests the donor’s name remain confidential. The offer has been accepted.
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Reewart
Inn
Dee
Elkhert A
Oil Deputies Debate Looms in Indiana Legislature
In Indianapolis on December 1, A. Johnson of the city reports two state senators from the area and a senior member of the House as part of an oil inspection effort. The group discusses supervision and potential successors as the oil inspectorate’s future is debated, with a March 16 deadline mentioned for appointments and actions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. Johnson
Senate
Pritchard
Hose Autopresentythpathy
Vsktivhlos
Ate
Sid
Ll. Ee
Af Lapatis
Ast
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Miners Challenge Fairness in Earnings Testimony
Testimony at the session alleges miners earned shared pay among four to six men, prompting questions from Judge Grey. Company manager W A May explains two systems for work groups, while Darrow probes who pays for nonunion defense and who backs workers. A corroborating set of witnesses supports claims of injuries amid the dispute.
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Sar
Iolay
Grey
Warren
Gray
Zere
W. A. May
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Er Onis
Darron
May
Jyortoranium
Mr. Darrow
Mo. May
Wolverton
L. H. Burns
aHten
James Wenston
Darrow
Saniclaw
Mer
Land Air
Commission
Fiat
French Strike Ends As Sailors Agree To Return To Work
Disrupted operations resume as sailors vote to end the strike and resume duties. Officials report restoration of normal activity and reduced delays following the vote.
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Marshilles
Mranve
Bec
Alan End
Riordan Mamie Riordan Funeral Services Set
Funeral services for Miss Mamie Riordan will be held Friday morning at 9 oclock from St Patrick s Catholic church after a residence service at 326 Bask DeWahl street.
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Riordan
Mamie Riordan
Bask DeWahl Street
St. Patrick's
Hawes
Mis
Tia A. Tewes
East Lewis Street
Hayes
Patrick Hayes
Klaehn & Melching
O'Clurs
Union Veteran Legion
December corn pool collapse shocks Chicago trading scene
In Chicago on December corn trading, the blind pool led by Thomas A. Cleag suffered a severe setback after margin calls went unmet. W. W. Merleary & Co failed to respond, with De cember corn dropping about ten cents that day as losses mounted across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis markets.
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Chicago
Bears
Chicago Board of Trade
W. W. Merleary & Co
Thomas A. Cleag
St. Louis
McCleary
Sda
St. Linix
Kansas City
Chicaen
Ism
Sauerkraut Spareribs and Mashed Potatoes Lunch Menu
A lunch item listed for this morning at Wiebik Board of rade features sauerkraut, spareribs, and mashed potatoes as the main course.
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Wiebik
District Attorney threatens action against editors over alleged misconduct
The district attorney stated to-day that he may pursue criminal charges against managing editors if questioned about honesty or traparding the case. He said he does not object to personal service and will take measures and arrests if needed.
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Fratori
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