France Not Justified In Ruhr Invasion Debate
A letter argues France owes large debts to the United States and Germany, questions seizing Paris or French colonies, and warns France risks losing American friendship if it pursues indemnities. It contends France could have avoided indemnities and Alsace Lorraine and urges Paris to handle world affairs independently.
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France
Ruhr
United States
Germany
Paris
West Indies
Alsace-Lorraine
Vimes
Phi
Chicago River Boulevards Proposed to Ease Traffic
A proposed river boulevard plan would run ten miles along the Chicago River with 200 feet width and a central vacant strip. It includes boulevards sidewalks parks garages and oil filling stations, rising 20 to 30 feet above water and not hindering river traffic.
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Chicas
Chicago
Health Nurses Essential For Preventive School Care
A report from the state university extension shows 42 percent of school children weighed here show undernourishment, 66 percent with defective teeth, 36 percent with tonsils, 12 percent with defective vision. In one community 15 of 14 pupils were suspected of tuberculosis. The piece urges expanding school nursing to prevent handicaps with timely care.
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Th State University
Notice to Keep Up Chickens in Garden Time
Owners of chickens are notified to pen them up as it is garden time and running them about violates a town ordinance. Bert Overman, Town Marshal.
When Knighthood Was in Flower at His Theatre Winamac
The 12 reel feature will be shown at His Theatre in Winamac for three nights May 9 10 and 11 at 7 39 p m. The film is billed as the greatest picture of the season and aims to attract all ages from schoolboys to adults.
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Winamac
Meeting Disturbance at San Pierre Stirs Local Crowd
A Ku Klux meeting in San Pierre was disrupted when Leo Jogan, described as demented, fired a pump shotgun into the audience. Peret Gilmore, Edward Wilkins, Mrs. Henry Wiseman, and Mrs. Paul dhardel were injured by shot or glass while Hogan was arrested. The assailant, alleged to suffer epilepsy, fled after the attack and will face assault with intent to kill charges.
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San Pierre
John van Orman
Leo Jogan
Peret Gilmore
Edward Wilkins
Henry Wiseman
Paul Dhardel
Hlegan Wis
Ble Wall
Carho
Cambatants
Thewan
Charles Lerew
Nios
Married Lafayette Teachers Start Life Together
Jiorace V. Wain science teacher and athletics coach and Miss Lucille Bishop were married at Central Presbyterian church in Lafayette on Saturday at 1 p.m. They had both taught in local schools with moves to new positions and will reside in Indianapolis where Mr. Wain has a job with Mutual Benefit Life Insurance.
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Jiorace V. Wain
Lucille Bishop
Central Presbyterian Church
Lafayette
John ©. Kain
Tudianapolis
Kain
Dlenry Hh. Bishop
Indianapoli
Indianapolis
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Salem Evang Church Fifth Sunday Services
Fifth Sunday after Easter schedule: Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning service at 10 30 a m Evening service at 7 30 p m Rev Dr Flor Schreiber of Grand Rapids Mich president of the Michigan District Evangelical Synod will preach both services All members and friends urged to attend G A Firgau Pastor
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Flor. Schreiber
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
The
Evangelial Synod
G. A. Firgau
M. E. Church Service Schedule and Outreach
The M E Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and evening worship at 7 30 with programs by the Women s Foreign Missionary Society and Epworth League groups. Pastor Paul A Reisen extends a welcome to all attendees.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth
Paul A. Reisen
Christian Church Services Next Sunday
The Christian Church will hold morning and evening services next Sunday with Rev. C A Jacobs delivering sermons at both. Wanted A cook at Wright Brothers restaurant in Rensselaer Indiana. County Agent Herbert Verling of Winamac was in town Wednesday on business.
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The
Christian Church
C. A. Jacobs
Wright Brothers Restaurant
Rensselaer, Ind
Herbert Verling
Winamac
Miss Schleman Starred At Northwestern
Miss Helen B Schleman of Valparaiso and Francisville prominence shines in Northwestern activities. Freshman year earned Women's Athletic Association membership and as a top freshman tennis player. Sophomore year saw hockey basketball and varsity tennis with executive board election. Junior year on varsity hockey volleyball and basketball. named president of the Woman's Athletic Association and delegate to Midwest Conference. Gamma Phi Beta member and student council roles highlighted.
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Helen B.schleman
Francisville
Valparaiso
Northwestern University
Women's Athletic Association
Woman's Athletic Association
Dana M. Evans
Northwestern
Miss Schleman
Beine
Delogate
University of Colorado
Y. M.C. A. Council
Junor
Women's League
Afiss Schleman
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
William Sehleman
Valparatso
State Board Rejects High School Textbook Bids
The Indiana state board of education in Indianapolis refused all bids for five year high school textbooks. Officials cited suspected collusion due to similar bids and the persistent rise in book costs. New bids set for May 1 were planned amid ongoing concerns about textbook price and frequent revisions.
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State Board of Education
Indianapolis
Safe of Star City Bank Found in Calumet River
The safe from the First State Bank of Star City, stolen last Wednesday, was recovered today in the Calumet River near Hammond. The robbers drilled a hole with an acetylene torch and dynamited it to recover nearly $4000. cashier A P Wirick reports the safe is wrecked.
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First State Bank of
Star City
Calumet River
Hammond
Geggs
A. P. Wirick
Newton County Still Seized in Farm Raid
Federal prohibition officer and Deputy Hedrick arrested John Friedl after raiding a farm ten miles east of Conrad two miles east of town. Friedl’s brother fled and remains at large. Equipment seized included a fully equipped still.
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Newton County
Prohibition
Hedrick
John Friedl
Conrad
Frieda
Miss Lucy Ames Visits Friends in Lowell
Miss Lucy Ames visits friends in Lowell. Walter Engle traveled to Star City yesterday and returned home with his father-in-law Blach Rotruck, who has stayed there for months. Mrs. Paul A. Reisen and her sons went to Wingate for a week with relatives. Mrs. S. C. Aery returned home from a month with daughters Mrs. George March of East Chicago and Mrs. Harold Dennis of Gary.
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Walter Engle
Star City
Blach Rotruck
Paul A. Reisen and Sons
Wingate
S.C. Aery
George March
East Chicago
Harold Dennis
Gary
Winamac Republican
Rensselaer Businessmen Oppose Local Road Plan Hearing
Rensselaer businessmen oppose hard surfacing a road near the Minots lines from Vincennes through Brook and Morocco. They argue the Jackson highway is the direct link from Indianapolis to Chicago and serves the Calumet region. The State Highway Commission will send a member to Rensselaer for a hearing.
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Rensselaer
Minots
Vincennes
Brook
Morocco
Jackson Highway
Indianapolis
Chicago
Calumet
The
State Highway Commission
Supreme Court limits liquor import inside three-mile limit
The Supreme Court ruled that liquor cannot be legally brought inside the three mile territorial limit by U S or foreign ships. Outside the limit both American and foreign ships are not bound by American prohibition. The decision partially reversed Attorney General Daugherty's ruling on prohibition within the three-mile zone.
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United States Supreme Court
U.S
Daugherty
Miss Vivian Judy and Ralph Myers Married in LaFayette
Miss Vivian Maribee Judy and Ralph D Myers were married in LaFayette on Thursday March 29 with Rev Jesup officiating. The bride daughter of Charles B Judy and Francesville native, taught at the local high school. the groom son of Matt Myers, Francesville graduate, works in the battery business. They plan to set up housekeeping in the east part of town.
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Vivian Maribee
Judy
Ralph D. Myers
LaFayette
Jessup
Charles B. Judy
Francesville High School
Manchester College
Matt Myers
Battery
Prominent Rensselaer Citizen Dies After Illness
Grant Warner a leading Rensselaer hardware merchant for 47 years died at his North Front street home at 5:15 pm on Thursday after several days of critical illness. The death was due to cerebral thrombus with paralysis on the left side and a stomach hemorrhage following a long stomach ailment. Rensselaer Republican reports.
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Grant Warner
North Front Street
Rensselaer Republican
Notice for Bids for Cemetery Upkeep
Board of Control of the Frances ville cemetery will receive bids for spring and summer upkeep in 1923. W. C. Richardson serves as secretary. Other items mention visits by local residents and a grandson’s wedding in Me daryville.
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Board of Control
Francesville Cemetery
W. C. Richardson
Indiana Flour Week Drives Home Use Of State Milled Bread
Domestic science teachers influence views on home milled flour as Indiana promotes a state wide drive to use locally grown cereals. The American Miller notes flour week has boosted home economics programs and increased sales of Indiana flour, with similar campaigns seen in Arizona and other states to reduce imported wheat.
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Indiana
Arizona
First Steps Toward Haven for Game Along River
Three appraisers were appointed to value state land along the Kankakee river in La Porte and Starke counties. Land will be sold to buyers who will turn a riverfront strip back to the state for a game reserve. The reserve will join the state park system to aid fish and game propagation.
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Indiana
Kankakee River
Laporte
Starke
State Department of Conservation
The Farmer and the League
The farmer becomes the last hope of the League of Nations and international bankers as propaganda floods the public with claims that agricultural distress stems from America’s nonparticipation in European affairs. The piece argues this effort seeks to entangle the United States in foreign policy.
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League of Nations
America
Dunkleberger to Teach Manual Training in Lake Winona Schools
Russell H Dunkleberger and family moved to Warsaw on Monday this week. He will serve as instructor in manual training in the Lake Winona schools next year.
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Russell H. Dunkleberger
Warsaw
Lake Winona
James R Guild's Mississippi letter from Greenwood Green wood cotton wealth and growth
Medaryville residents James R. Guild and his wife describe three months in Greenwood Mississippi in the delta region. They note rich soil and cotton wealth, the city’s 15,000 population and six banks, a warehouse with three million dollars of cotton, and local water from a 600 foot artesian well. They contrast black labor and white business, report church and school strength, and mention road projects and declining Mississippi colored population. They plan to return home in early May.
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James R. Guild
Medaryville
Guild
C. K. Little
the Tribune
South
Mr. Guild
Mississippi
Mississippi Delta
Francesville Prairie
Greenwood
Laflore County
Indiana
Booths Grandson Proposes Prison Reform Plan
The grandson of General Booth argues prisons fail society by penalizing families. He urges three steps: make each prisoner self supporting, require restitution to victims, and support dependents to avoid extra charity costs.
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Booth
Salvation Army
Summer Underwear Guests Visit and Travel Plans
Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Morgan and Miss Jessie Flowers were guests Monday of Mrs. J. W. Marion. Mrs. Morgan’s health has improved and she plans to travel with Mrs. Flowers to Iowa for an extended visit. Mrs. A. C. Mallon is visiting relatives in Vincennes Indiana.
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Sarah Morgan
Jessie Flowers
J. W. Marion
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Flowers
Iowa
A. C. Mallon
Vincennes, Ind
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Chicago River Boulevard
Bert Overman
Frank Nolan
Lloyd Gras
Whiting
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Lizenby
Gunnerson
Hill
Salem Evang
Ciurch
M. E. Church
Christian Church Services
Star City Bank
Lucy Ames
Lowell
U. S. Supreme Court
Miss Vivian Judy
Ralph Myers
Wilson Timmons
Monticello
Clyde Myers
John C. Engle
Clarence Hansell
Mildred Maddus
Henry Maddus
L. L. Travis
Fairbury, I
Herbert Powell
Salem Township
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