Bellectin Washing PON and National Leaders Attend Meeting
Members of the American nation discuss a pending action on ratification in the east room of the White House this afternoon. Officials including State Secretaries and party leaders from Pennsylvania and Arkansas are invited to attend the sessions.
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Crow Point paving case reaches Indiana Supreme Court ruling
Indirect charges against Crown Point officials and the Tuf-Tread paving contractors were substantiated as the Indiana Supreme Court upheld a temporary injunction blocking N Main Street paving. The suit, led by Richard Kilborn, alleges improper authorization and overpricing amid alleged records tampering and secret sessions.
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Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Arrests and Court Case
Fragmentary text mentions Charles and a son in a legal context with references to a PRO Vocation and a local police action. It hints at an arrest, court proceedings, and potential identification of individuals, but the readable details are garbled and names are uncertain.
Misstep at scales ends with purse snatch by boy
In Indianapolis on July 22 a girl stepped from the scales to weigh herself when her pocketbook, placed on top of the scales, was snatched by a small boy in a town store. The incident follows her near the cashier area as she recovered the bag.
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Temperature Reading at Regional Bank Buildings
Regional thermometer at First Trust and Savings Bank shows today's temperature. Reading appears incomplete with some words garbled.
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Rushville Woman Claimed Poisoning After Sudden Illness
Mrs Kell died after a sudden illness at her mother’s home in Rushville. Doctors declared poisoning as the cause and began an investigation into the alleged foul play with authorities examining the case.
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Sale of 8 Cal Saving Life Merits Attention
A fragmentary article notes a lifesaving incident at a shore line location. Responding personnel provided aid as a patient fainted and required attention before transport. Witnesses express gratitude to responders including Wiegers for timely actions.
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Lou Adams Elimination Shocks Local Golf Event
The report notes Lou Adams was ousted in the first round while caddie William Armstrong, serving Lavayette Country Club, faced news of a sister’s illness. The Lampmanert memorial is referenced, with Crane Crawfordsville figures connected to duties at Roseback.
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Notable shuffle at the city meet with several star performances
The report highlights Miss Derarhy Crug and Miss Loup J. Patten of Dadisnepolis as standout track passers in a competitive event. AGT Pudhinagpe closes the pole vault with two poles, Aire and Pram Twee finish with two, while Dorothea and Lon show resilient efforts in a dramatic conclusion.
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Boy Clings To Tree For Week in Endurance Stunt
Kenneth Ross, 14, sits in a tree on daek-Fon Street near Standard Avenue aiming to beat a local endurance record. He vows to stay aloft 168 hours as rivals also attempt long ascents, drawing crowds and applause from Hammond residents.
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Crash injures several after street collision
A driver swerved and a sedan crashed into another car on South Street near Catherine's Hospital. The accident left a bystander with injuries as responders worked to aid the victims. police noted no party was identified as responsible.
Voting booth tragedy shocks town as heat alleges collapse
A woman collapsed and died in a voting booth amid record heat and border showers. Officials note the intense heat blamed for the incident while temperatures rose again today.
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Burke Identified in Abduction Case and Massacre Links
Reporters describe Burke as a suspect in the William Wardbut kidnapping, linking him to multiple ransoms and alleged involvement in the St Valentine’s Day massacre. Police exceed two hundred officers in the search for Urban abductors who seized the wealthy sportsman from his cafe and used two automobiles during the kidnapping.
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Chicago couple to wed in recent license approval
Dr John FE. surprosive of Past Chicago and Margaret El Causey of FEyer recur Park were granted a marriage license yesterday in Chicago.
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Watson and Watson Seen in London Naval Treaties Debate
The article records senators’ positions on ratifying the London naval treaties with a focus on Arthur Robinson and others. It notes limited discussion by Watson with Gobansen and remarks on wartime sentiment and distant calls to support or oppose the treaty.
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Williams Sues City for 5000 Damages Over Ice Benched Sign
James W. Williams filed a civil suit in East Chicago Superior Court seeking 5000 against the city for injuries from a January 20 fall on Michigan avenue. He alleges a sidewalk Parking sign stand, placed contrary to city ordinances, became snow and ice covered and toppled, causing him to fall and fracture three ribs.
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Jacob Scholl Dies at Elgin After Illness
Schererville resident Jacob Scholl died at a Elgin hospital after treatment. He was 83 and survived by four sons Frank Scholl of Hammond Matt Scholl of California George Scholl of Crown Point and four daughters Sister M Soloma of Klein a Mrs Jerry Stephan of Schererville and Mrs Elizabeth Berwanger Mrs Matilda Moser and Mrs Martha Trinowski of Hammond. He also leaves two brothers Nick Scholl of California and Joe Scholl of Elkhart two sisters Mrs Peter Fotre of Chicago and Mrs Nick Austgen of Hammond and thirty four grandchildren. The body lies in state at his daughter’s home 4 Condit Street Hammond and funeral is Thursday at 10 a m St Michael Church Schererville. Friends asked to omit flowers.
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Rail chief denies service cut in schedule tweaks
Charles Lawrence, superintendent of the Hammond Whiting and East Chicago Street Railways, denies any curtailment of service following a time schedule adjustment between Hammond and Whiting. He says cars are running as many as before and that starting times were only slightly changed. The plan is to keep the current schedule unless changes become necessary.
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Chilean Snow Tragedy Claims Four Near Santiago
Heavy snows 44 miles from Santiago have caused the deaths of four people as Chile and Argentina endure a winter chill while North America swelters. The incident underscores severe winter conditions in the region.
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