Indiana labor bill dominates Indiana House session
Rows of debate over child labor and a proposed school bill fill the Indiana House as Representative Keegan leads a push to amend hours and schooling requirements. Speaker Veneman presides as lawmakers clash, while a separate hospital funding measure for the Indiana Medical School is debated and advanced as a special order for Monday afternoon.
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Idianapolis
Fao
Wade Tullo
Indiana
Kuega
Indianapolis
Venethan
Askrén
Hargison
Askren
Wood Han Bis Wey
Opwer House
Wand
Lafayette
Lily
Armax
Indiana Medical School
MFR. W. Tving
Ghiir Park
Ultah Miltary Park
Tailisnapolis
Keegan
Mors
Houpoh
Isard
Bone
Aullie
Ronert
Repinnsti
Tauren Keegan
Minuto
Hanuma
Jobiren
Kengan
Tugel
Dilly
Namtalien Front
Aburkon
Balsa
Bev Keegan
Uys Bothantes
Mapas
Nestor Capertity
Venemian
Util
Keeanh
Yanereta
Chilron
Fragmented violent incident report with stray OCR text
A garbled OCR fragment describes a shooting involving a wife’s family and mentions multiple names and places in a confused stream of words. The readable bits reference sisters, a husband, and a violent act, but most specifics are unreadable.
Murderer Arrested After Weekend Trial In Wisconsin
A suspect identified as Treva Toitnes faced a Saturday session in a Milwaukee area jail. The case, involving Teva Toitnes and others, connects to a Tuesday afternoon hearing. Authorities named Kinene Cuevett and Alm Magee among the listed persons. The men were remanded to custody pending further proceedings.
Vultures Hover Over the Court
A fragmented report details court actions and local incidents. Names include Charles Zickeratt Amanda Metter and others, with references to quarantining charges, intoxication, and a verdict of 310 dollars. The text mentions trials, arrests, and police proceedings amid unclear chronology.
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Charlee Zickeratt
Vinnie Daward
Amanda Metter
Fickeratt
Seston RA
Reese Nou
Dag Abe
Alek Readle
Henry Figet
Jamon Vamos
Charles Brewery
Wiliam Ragnell
Curtis Weel
Drwnkeness
Dewey Writes 10 His Uncle Sans
The fragmentary text hints at a puzzle or diary style entry involving a character named Dewey and Uncle Sans. It mentions a scene with wine, a boy, and a discussion of money and age, but the passage is garbled with many missing words and unclear context, leaving the core events and identities ambiguous.
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Denver
Ribishig
Catan
Cole
Wiens
Vastoltier
Local Education Code Viewed by House Committee Report
The education committee reported favorable on the Code NL provisions for unsigned text bots and on the Grube sento bill. It also provides that the county administrator shall vote on a fourty percent threshold after any candidate has their votes counted. the tentative outcome hinges on late counts.
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Hw House
Sento. Il
Camille Pa
Ynechall
Recognition for Joseph J. Noon by Wayne County officials
A Wednesday evening observance in Wayne County honored Joseph J. Noon of the Homeable Joseph for health efforts and wartime service. Attended by local officials, the gathering commended his leadership and requested a formal copy of the tribute for publication.
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Cwmoh
Reechetlana
Latur
Wayne Pum
Pousien
Cuawron
Joseph
Wayne Pappra
Injury to Girl May Be Serious
An incident report outlines serious injuries to a girl after an event at a facility associated with Tenaya Morya. The document notes law and pension considerations, with involvement by Ty Bowe and the Joeman Tapp Board. The case references advanced age divisions and a forceful act tied to the Penewas region.
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Hediley
Watda
Davebler
Wablo
Ty Bowe
Pate
Nnvice
Teachers Hear Dr Lindley at Normal School Graduation
Dr Lindley of Indiana University spoke on The Education of the Wil at the Fort Wayne Normal School graduation exercises. Nine young women received diplomas as the audience, faculty, and graduates filled the hall. The ceremony featured songs by the chorus, a prayer, and a duet by Miss Lilian Postur and Mile Miles.
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Uirloeath
Fort Wayne
Caemera
Willan Miles
G. ©. Tyavin
Warne Street
M. 18
B. Lindlay
Indiana University
Dr. Lindley
Moe. Wim Miles
Lilian Postur
Rustees
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Graduallig Ciasy
Adeline CG. Necker
Catherine
Rens Baum
Je Na G
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Mins Hall
Kitter
Bowers
Miley, Moyer
Specs
Trantee Sham Kiewalt
Cheb
Unavoidable Accident Verdict in New York Explosion Case
A jury verdict found negligent conduct by two firms linked to a deadly New York explosion that killed and injured many. The trial detailed corporate fault across three city premises, with a claimant alleging deliberate obstruction and substantial evidence of careless construction.
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New York
Chives
Haltzhauser
Toby Ste
Tysanitt
Theodore Thurward Out and Company Shakeup
Fort Wayne based Me Bout Read Home Teh rhowt carayans company, controlled by An tommtin Bleelrie of Chicago, announces Theodore Thurward replaced as president. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised amid claims of cures for pains and ailments, as the article blends local business shakeup with sensational medicinal boasts.
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Chenery Therwerd
Fort Warne
Chicaeo
Shntord Fo Marts
Chines
Uheeward
Wnt Bales
Maen
Poisoner Used Infectious Germs In High Profile Trial
In a dramatic court session, Pantchenko testifies against Count O'Brien De Lasay charged with murder related to a bioweapon plot. The case centers on alleged plans to contaminate a household, with medical experts detailing infection methods and the involvement of others including De Lasay and Pantchenko’s claims about hypnotic influence and financial motive.
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Bl. Petersburg
Mane Mento
Lodny
Ustmisalons
Pantchenko
Conan
Count O'Brien de Lasay
de Lassy
de Ners
Hue
Madama Mornylaft
Ian Ermiury
Tevavstadt
Piantehenke
Kronstadt
China
Andie Witter
Panichenko
Pntany
Zalizholayalel
Atyntheria
Boxe
Anengies
Fernal Oreana
Speedy Relief from Kidney Trouble
Fragmentary medical note describes rapid relief from kidney trouble after a remedy. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR text but reference to a treatment and subsequent improvement are noted.
January Health Report from Allen County The County Health Board
The January health report from Allen County shows recorded cases of diphtheria scarlet fever typhoid fever tuberculosis and other illnesses in the city and county. It notes the numbers of new infections by age group and highlights occurrences of diphtheria and scarlet fever in the area.
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Allen Caunix
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