Judge Anderson Seeks Information In Port Wayne Gas Case
In Indianapolis on June 21 Judge A H W Anderson took charge of the dispute between the city and the New York Central Texas company, involving about five million dollars in gas mains for Port Wayne. Arguments centered on price terms and a temporary gas supply, with plans for a master hearing to fix terms, should the court approve.
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Mayor Hosey Sees City Winning Gas Rate Dispute
Mayor Hosey, City Attorney Colerick and the board of public works returned from Indianapolis Lest Eight. They were puzzled by Judge Andersons abrupt order for the sides to meet. Hosey said the proceedings were peculiar and the council would meet to decide a future course, with experts appointed to reach an agreed gas rate.
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Weather forecast for Sutras na Sunday in Wasitington
Forecast calls for sunny intervals and scattered showers in Michigan and Oni Geesslenal with fresh southwest winds. Warm temperatures expected Saturday and Sunday, with a chance of rain late weekend.
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Liquor Crusade Growing Influence Across Platforms
A historical Atlantic briefing notes rising anti saloon sentiment shaping political platforms. The piece highlights advocates from the Federation of International Liquor Dealers' association urging reform and warns of sweeping moral campaigns influencing presidential conventions.
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Elkhart Hotel Changes Management
Elkhart hotel announces a management change with new leadership from WeRetart Bul Dune Sbr and WM Titus. The transfer follows prior ownership by H Urure the Can, signaling a shift in operations at the Mole Htauelarit property.
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To Acquit Haywood in Idaho Murder Trial
The Haywood murder case nears its verdict phase as the defense wins a ruling to have the jury consider acquittal. Prosecutors rested after showing handwriting links and purchases, and attorney Bl Richardao argued that conviction cannot rely on uncorroborated testimony, urging the jury to acquit.
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French Wine Growers Leader Faces Leftist Pressure
Marcelline Albert, leader of the French Wine Growers, rallies support amid protests as tensions rise between authorities and growers. The piece details internal debate, public safety concerns, and calls for action in Paris and Montpellier with references to Clemenceau and regional committees.
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Clemenceau Faces Riots As French Chamber Weighs Defense
In Paris, Premier Clemenceau confronts revolutionary unrest in the south and rioting soldiers, with more than 100 wounded. He seeks a confidence vote to sustain the government as deputies debate measures to restore order and reestablish authority amid surging tensions.
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Search Halted for Rowmanian Body in River Returns Unclear
Reports say authorities paused the hunt for Rowmanian and a missing girl after divers found no conclusive signs near the Main Street bridge. Local residents recall a long river chase and speculation swirls about sightings in distant cities, but verification remains lacking.
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Boxboard in new combine engine killed by car incident
A confused report describes a fatal accident involving a boxboard worker in a combine engine incident. The fragment mentions a car collision, head trauma, and related disruption, with unclear local details and names.
Fragmented World War II Military Trial Notes and Dispatches
Fragmented OCR text reports military court martial procedure and trials with references to Eruseha, June, and naval figures. It mentions a regular court martial, expeditions, bombardment and naval ships. The passage appears as disjointed wartime dispatches with unclear dates and places, referencing overseers of battles and committees.
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Fragmented OCR note with unclear details
A garbled text fragment from a newspaper entry with numerous unreadable words and names. No coherent event, date, or entities are discernible to summarize a specific item.
Invitation to Mr Bryan on democracy and party ties
The letter from W. J. Bryan and his reply to the New York World editor invite readers to consider democracy as a broader concept than party labels. Bryan argues that party affiliation is voluntary and must align with conscience, while editors suggest the Democratic Party is defined by its platform and leadership. The exchange discusses who may call themselves a Democrat and how party identity should be interpreted.
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