Stillman Case Reveals Domestic Inquiry and Costs
The article outlines a court hearing involving Mrs. Stillman and allegations of violated vows, with a judge ordering Mr. Stillman to cover $7,500 in costs. Witnesses reference past incidents including connections to Beauvais, and the defense argues innocence while noting disputed affidavits and legal strategy. The piece also touches on broader war and diplomatic commentary interleaved with the courtroom narrative.
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Miraculous Escape After Bob Sled Party Crash
Police report details a sledding accident on a farm base route near West Verry Street involving a vehicle from Ohio and a sled with passengers Miss Henderson and Miss Bond escaping serious injury. Investigating parties found no blame on the automobile driver after wreckage was cleared.
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European Strife Bal ks Agrarians
European strife blocks agrarian efforts as diplomats grapple with postwar shifts. The piece discusses US restraint and Allied strategies, noting France’s government changes, the Rhine occupation question, and the caution against misreading American attitudes toward troop presence and treaty obligations amid pressures for European reconstruction.
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Germany
Better Than Mustard Plaster Relieves Rheumatism Fast
A vintage ointment advertises relief for rheumatism and aches by loosening stiff joints without a mustard plaster mess. It promises quick comfort after topical rubs and is sold in vials and tubes for 35 and 5 cents, with a larger size priced at 2 dollars. Doctors sometimes back topical remedies and pharmacies carry this product.
Shaft to miners fury over pay cut stalls talks
Fragmented fragments show miners resisting a 6.5% pay cut proposal while union leaders press demands for retroactive wage protections. Delegates clash over arbitration and preservation of wages as negotiations lag, with tensions rising amid stalled talks and anticipated actions.
World Has the Rickets Cont’d From Page 622
Fragmented OCR text discusses racial fears and political warnings about war debt and national identity. It argues against localized thinking, urges global unity, and criticizes parental neglect and progress. The piece hints at political commentary and social critique amid unrest.
Policy Of Reserve Board Dealt Blow
Policy changes include tacit approval for converting farm loan notes to short term debentures, allowing federal land banks to divest loans to cooperatives under state law, and permitting rediscounting and trading of farm loan securities by Federal Reserve banks. The move aims to streamline farm credit and broaden secondary markets for farm paper.
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ROI Tians Want Games
The Hol Tana have reorganized and seek games with out of town or city teams. They aim to face opponents averaging 185 to 195 pounds on the oneanems' court, with Donala Hosler and others named among the organizers and players.
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C. Rastettar
AM. Johnson
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Curwards
ML Walters
Johnson
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Steel interests urge delay on freight toll changes
Industry leaders told a United Pages committee that curbing the spread between anthracite and bituminous coal would require careful timing. They warned premature toll cuts could erode net earnings and urged a measured approach while noting current steam coal prices and transport demand.
Memorial Plans For Dead Legion Chief Discussed
Delegates debate plans to memorialize a Legion chief and to establish a patron system among athletic teams. They also urge Navy yards probe of discrimination claims and request War Department to retain the American cemetery at Bone, noting many who fought with the British are buried there.
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Powers lay plans for future meet
A national briefing outlines plans for a future congressional or diplomatic meeting, citing China and commitments to foreign individuals over governments. It references important parties and railroad and towns agreements, framing a broad scope showdown sought by the American delegation.
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Bandit Hold Up Stirs City as Grocer Targeted and Vatican News
A robber gang searched pockets of two grocers, netting about 60 dollars plus a missing 100 in cash, while a second incident saw a woman forced to drive North on Wells Street. The Vatican's guarded apartment near St Peters drew crowds as Pope Benedict XV's health faltered. officials and priests awaited news with prayers and vigil.
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Slender Hope for Recovery Hovered Over Pontiff
Newspaper dispatch reports Vatican atmosphere tense as Pope Pius XI teeters between life and death. Cardnials and diplomats crowd the Vatican and Antechamber while doctors and friars declare mixed prospects amid careful notes of breathing and faint improvements.
Custody Fight and Local Officials Named in County Nominations
A custody action seeks Merle A. Galt, 4, with mother filing against William Welker for 35.15 dollars, while Charles Orner seeks county assessorship and Alex Biller runs on the Republican ticket for the same offices. A hospital stay and gallstone operation are noted, along with funeral plans for Mrs George Taylor. The Jefferson Center school closes for pest control and roof work amid smallpox alerts. Prof Hobart Burr leads the district, with Tri-State’s A. Fox involved in local education updates and a mental testing program underway.
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William Welker
Charles Orner
Trstec
Columbia Township
Alex Biller
Coesse
Union Township
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Miss Anos Welten Returns to Pere Wayne
Fremont news brief listing local happenings including Miss Anos Welten returning to Pere Wayne after eight weeks, the Pollyanoes entertaining at Angola by Mrs Clayton Buck, a pastor’s wife passing in Fort Wayne, and various social events. Also notes on meetings, theater benefits, and community visits with multiple local names and places.
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Carler
Tate Hughes
Pere Wayne Bavurday
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Wayne
Sma McBihenne
Little Annabelle
Evangelical Church
QO. N. Braun Machieting
Fire destroys farm residence near Columbia City
Fire at the Martin Schrager farm southeast of Columbia City destroyed the residence and a nearby shed after sparks from the kitchen roof, with about $4,000 in damages and insurance to cover the loss. Funerals, property records, and local notices follow, including a court event date and other local items.
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Funeral service for Jenkins family held in Camden
Funeral services were conducted for the Jenkins family of Al and Mes Bert Jenkins with a large gathering. A Cam den event followed, where Mr and Mrs Berry Taylor hosted fifteen couples for a three course dinner with games and music.
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Camden
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Angola A L Trims Ossian K P S 34-25
Special to The Journal Gaver reports a hot junior varsity game between Angola and Ossian K P S ending 34 to 25. Bats and Bushee starred for Ossian while Costain Wergusun of Czsiza faced foul trouble. The contest featured high school basketball and a girls team from Indynandeny. Next games include Ossian hosting January 25 and Angola at home January 31.
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Union Towns high crush Convoy in tight league bout
The Union Township High School team defeated Convoy in a hard fought game by 21 to 40. Starting lineup included key players from Union, with standout shots and defensive plays swinging momentum early and late. Opponents Lens and SumnaTY contributed notable efforts as Union built a decisive lead.
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Unclear Basketball Scores Mixed Into Fragmented Lines
Fragmented OCR shows varied scores and places including Vincetines 57 and Washington 48, Fairmocnt 35, and Newcastle 20. Several garbled team names appear with stray words and a mention of hot roast pork sandwiches at Ruckuck.
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Washington
Pendleton
Fairmocnt
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Lebanon
Newcastle
Bertford City
Smithville
Cartame
Seanentle
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Loganxport
Five Dual Meets for Cleveland Swimmers This Season
Cleveland M C A swim team schedules five dual meets in ten weeks featuring top rivals. Pittsburgh University and University of Michigan squads visit, with the local YMA hosting events and the January AAU championships set for January through April with five events on the program.
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Notre Dame and Culver Ice Stars to Clash Tonight
Notre Dame and Culver Military Academy teams meet tonight on the Notre Dame campus. The cadets arrive fresh from victories and will face a line of strong ND opposition in a planned exhibition game on the ice.
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Defiance News Briefs From Port Warne To Defiance
Tain Holand fined $6 and $24 for parking on the roadway left curb in Port Warne Ind Thomas Steves of Dayton elected president of the Defiance College Freshout class with Louisa Runyon as vice president Dennen Burge secretary and Lelan Herp treasurer Ca Una consecrated a new marble altar in St Juans. Bishop attended by 24 acolytes candle bearers and 16 visiting priests. Defiance Dairy Products board reorganized to start milk collections April 1 Christ Diekt Jr elected president. Defiance College basketball aims for Northwest Ohio intercollegiate league action tonight at Bowling Green versus State Normal Toledo university and Defiance. Defiance High School basketball to Nagelgon and Notre Dame at Montpelier tomorrow.
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Defintee Colless Freshout Casa
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Detlunee Dairy Products Company
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Whirlwinds Suffer Season’s First Loss
Hartford City native Young Whirlings fell 25 to 43 to a big city team at Randy Matthews arena. Earlier, Hartford City dominated Upland 32 to 17 in a separate game.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Quick Breath Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a substitute for calomel, claim to purify the system and clear the blood. The tablets stimulate the bowels naturally and are advertised as a safer, gentler option for bad breath and digestive cleansing without harsh after effects.
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