Indiana Solons Discuss Hickey Bill and Court Delays
Indiana lawmakers consider a bill proposed by Hickey to appoint four deputy clerks and four deputy U.S. marshals, with hearings to follow if the measure advances. The bill’s aim is to relieve delays by possibly shifting court holding away from Indianapolis, though opinions are divided and the effort may wait until the next regular session.
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iRtson
Diana
Indiana
Josnes
Indianapolis
Hioldist
Ames
Iti
United States
Hickey Eee
Ghee Gress
House Committee On Judiciary
Nickey
Indiana Bir Association
Frederick van Nuys
Indianpoli
United States District Money
Consult Powers on Separate Pact Continued From Page One
Fragmented OCR text discusses US allied talks on a separate pact with Europe, aiming for speedy settlement and full rights. It notes the administration awaiting ally replies, funding needs for the alliance, and hopes the Allies consent. Diplomatic notes and possible public disclosure of treaty text are mentioned.
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Iene Harding
Bia Caine
Americas
Europe
Eurona
America
Perthers
Hebl
United States
Howe
Garmin Governent
Unclear text topic on treaty aims and disarmament talks
Fragmented lines discuss reopening economic treaties and disarmament conferences. Mentions Germany, Austria, and Finland, with unclear names and dates. Overall meaning remains obscured by OCR errors.
Slacker's Mother Charges Army Officer in Court
A disjointed testimony describes a slacker's mother accusing an Army officer of misusing funds. She presents wardedger sheets and references a 1929 firm relation with Campbell and a 1226 account, noting $7500 last year with $418 due. The scene occurs amid discussions of Governor's Interior intelligence and monthly officer pay checks.
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Toad Monty
Nai
Ina
New York
Bruyk
Denoditine
Irish Magistrate Released by Captors
Mundy, a magistrate based in Balwickey, Cork, was released by armed captors after being held at a residence. The event was witnessed by local authorities and residents, with notes that the release occurred near Caron Muner and involved statements from witnesses about the abduction and subsequent release.
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Balwickey
Cork
Brougtt
Iim
Caron Muner
Tanmameny
Malet Wurte
Huta
Atta
J. We Datndany
Maachtord County
Oregon Woman Says Husband Was Killed
A Oregon woman claims her husband was killed and recounts a prior threat of dynamite attack during a troubled period. The account references ongoing hearings and specific past events as the case unfolds on the record.
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Oregon
Dawes predicts large savings for year in defense budget
General Dawes asserts potential savings of about 22 billion dollars in the current year through postponing nonessential expenditures in war and postwar costs. He notes uncertainty in predicting totals due to elements like shipping subsidies and railroad administration. The president's letter highlights efforts to improve economy and efficiency across departments.
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Washington
Turin
Gener Dawes
Third National Road Project Nears Fort Wayne City
An agreement outlines the Third National Road route through Fort Wayne, connecting New York and Washington with the city. Officials claim the plan will unify the main highway corridors, with Fort Wayne as a key terminus and formal drafts to follow.
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Washington High
Wayne
Charles Wy
Thitener
Enamner
Washington
Hice
Wek
Ford Proposal Blocked After Secretaries Meet
Secretaries confer on Henry Ford offer to build a nitrate plant near Mate de Sivas Alu or Pontandan. Mr Weeks, a longtime authority on Adyanle power, expected to oppose general authority on the project. Reports say Thipent Interests and several chemical and power concerns are weighing bids to submit offers for the plant before repeal in Washington.
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Henry Ford
Mate de Sivas
Alu
Pontandan
Mellon
My. Weeks
Gms
Bon
Frye
Washinston
Island colony on Palmyra grows coconuts and watches weather
Reports detail a Palmyra Island settlement with Ming and Stunner groups crafting coconut groves, building ways to harvest nuts, and daily routines under near-constant sun. They monitor showers and storms as forerunners of copra, while sharks and birds provide occasional meals. The Palmyra lease is held by a Honolulu syndicate. ownership traces to Henry Cooner, bought from British owners for $700 under American flag.
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Petar
Thowall
la Lynely
Evan Honylitu
Revein Tram Vom
Ohare
WiNfar Ming
Kiwi Beaner
Lave Sven Bus
Talmyra
Hamaldy
Drs
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Mings
Stunner
Cher
Natuen
Honolulu
Henry ¥. Cooner
Move for disarmament seeks large scale shift in policy
Fragmentary dispatch discusses disarmament moves amid U S political debate. References White House figures, President Harding, and Republican leaders considering joint responsibility for foreign affairs. Mentions upcoming Washington talks and preparations for armament reduction policy.
Open Door Policy in Japanese Cabinet Meeting Report
A partial, garbled dispatch describes Japanese officials weighing the open door stance and a proposed high level conference among great powers. It notes reactions from Japan and Britain, with references to U S involvement, and mentions Baron Thaya(h)h denying opposition to a conference idea while signaling caution about pre-emptive terms.
Scholarship Awarded to Columbia University Entrant
Verat A Beradivy and Mab D Tradley, residents of their city, secured a scholarship to Columbia University. He passed the entrance test last month and will enter in September. Mrs Reedley lives in Nine Yoslo City with her children.
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D. Tradley
Columbia University
Reedley Ninre
Yoslo City
Minle Thor
Deep
Minister to Seek New Pastorate in Miami
Reverend Philip Aylowin of a Miami Protestant church announced after a conference with local officials and American Legion leaders that he would seek to transfer his duties. The church court will review the case amid controversy over alleged speech and conduct, with safety and loyalty concerns cited as factors in potential reassignment and possible retirement from service.
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United States
TMU
Vr League of Tivts
Thal
Signin Benotnt
Miami
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Tily
Philip Ay Iowin
Brilleh
Wonepry Spicapal Church
American Legion
AM. Uubbard
Che Ni Futyami
Camere Mann
Murida
Tha
Miter Exons
Rachel Aquility
Irwin
Mk U
York
Ely and Rownty
New York
Revenue Men Pursue Jersey Liquor Smugglers
Revenue officers chase alleged liquor smugglers along the Jersey coast, tracking movements and reporting crews seen moving goods. A cutter carried forward a tip from a canvas, with crews and routes under investigation amid ongoing efforts to curb illicit trade.
Court ruling hits liquor in stores
A court ruling from the United States appeals court clears or charges liquor in stores under Prohibition era law. The decision, reviewed by judges of the Valted Striex circuit, concerns proprietors who kept Heanor purchased prior to Prohibition and the legality of possession and sale in stores during the period.
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Apprala
Democrats Deny Scandal Charge Continues From Page One
The article reports on Democratic responses to a scandal charge. Senator Ball says Roosevelt testimony has been heard and judged, with conclusions reached after careful analysis. He notes witnesses will be printed and made public, while Chairman Paige is absent and leadership figures respond from Washington.
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Washington
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Wevelt
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Senator Ball
Germany Pays France 31 Million Gold Marks in Settlement
A July notice from the Reparations Committee states Germany has paid 31,000,000 gold marks in European currency to France on a count of three old notes, in settlement of reparations due before June 1. Additional pledges and remittance plans are outlined, with further payments expected to total over 710,000,000 marks including specie and currency.
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Treasury
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Reparations Commission
Whol Il
Deaths of Nomed Sites Aged 3 in Local Hospital
Nomed Sites aged 3 died at Mapo Methodist Hospital after a brief illness. Vienna born and raised in Aten bounty, he lived most of his life in the vicinity. Employed by the 4diaon Lenny work, he was survived by his wife, one daughter Atherta, and his father Ale Deveile, president at Kanga. Funeral notices have not been detected.
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4Diaon
Atherta
Ale Deveile
Kanga
Mrs John A Thieme Dies At Home Here
Mrs John A Thieme dies at her home on Feb 2 after illness from complications of diabetes and age. She was a longtime resident, widow of William Thieme, paperhanger by trade, and served as a trustee worker for 40 years. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Death notices and obituaries from Unlay township area
Funeral services were held for Tiward Bleeke aged 9X, farmer of Unlay township, with survivors listed including daughters and in laws. Other notices include Wesley Richman, Jamon W ren, and Mrs. Amniteo Bervlena. Services occur at Immanuel Lutheran church and various Catholic, Lutheran, and parish cemeteries, with burial at White City and Cathedral cemeteries.
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