Relocation Conference Sets Plan For 1921 Reformatory Bill
In Indianapolis today a relocation conference discussed a bill to implement the 1921 reformatory law. Senator Estes Duncan said the measure will be printed and mailed to all general assembly members for the upcoming special session. Senator William Swain favors a site between Anderson and Pendleton.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sion
Estes Duncan
General Assembly
Duncan
William Swain
Pendleton
Anderson
Lives Lost in 2 Day Sea Gale Off Newfoundland Coast
Eighteen lives known lost in a northwest storm off Newfoundland during a two day gale. Coast damages estimated at least 250000 dollars as vessels were swept from the sea. The schooner Passport at Bay Verde went down with nine men a woman and a child. the Jean and Mary vanished with seven aboard. the tug D P Ingraham wrecked near Penguin Island but crew saved.
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St. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
Bay Verde
Jean
Mary
D. P. Ingraham
Penguin Island
Mail Bandit Seizes Parcel Post Sack At Terre Haute
A lone mail bandit nabbed a parcel post sack from an unguarded express truck near the C and E railroad tracks in Terre Haute Indiana. The thief fled into a carby storage room when pursued by workers and vanished. Detective Nearpass of the Pennsylvania railroad reported the theft to police three hours later. The value of the contents cannot be determined until the mail is checked at the office where the bag was prepared.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
UN- 0
Arby
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
New York Navy Yard
Francis Adams Smith
Bandits Rob Grand Rapids Bank. One Officer Killed, Another Wounded
Four of six bandits raided the Grand Rapids Savings Bank of 14000 dollars. They killed Patrolman Gerrit Brandema and fatally wounded Sergeant Samuel Slater when police stormed a hideout on the city outskirts. Bandits escaped with a woman, abandoning part of the loot as authorities seek them with state troopers.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Gerrit Brandema
Samuel Slater
Lansing
Organization of Farmers 10 Solve Problem
Walter B. Remley of Waynetown Indiana told Kiwanis members that farming must be more businesslike. He urged larger yet efficient production and orderly marketing through farmer organization, saying national prosperity depends on farmer success.
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Waynetown
Kiwanis Club
Walter B. Remley
Indiana
Remley
Orchard Grove
Kenneth Knauer and Bertha Magill Wed at Christian Church Parsonage
Kenneth J. Knauer and Miss Bertha Magill both of Putnam county were married Wednesday afternoon at the Christian Church Parsonage. Rev. Levi Marshall officiated. They will live on a farm near Vivalia. Meanwhile Mrs. Robert W. Allen, critically ill for weeks, died today around 12:45 p.m. Funeral plans are not yet set.
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Kenneth J. Knauer
Bertha Magill
Putnam County
Christian Church
Levi Marshall
Vivalia
Robert W. Allen
South College Avenue
Funeral of Eli Shutts at Commerce Place home
Eli Shutts 72 died at Indianapolis Insane Hospital after eight weeks. Funeral held Thursday at Donovan Jarvis home with Rev N M Skinner officiating. Interment Forest Hill. Survived by one daughter Mrs Donovan Jarvis. Cause Mytral Insufficiency.
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Eli Shutts
Insane Hospital
Indianapolis
Donovan Jarvis
Commercial Place
N. M. Skinner
Forest Hill
Shutts
Hog Receipts Edge Down at Indianapolis Market
Hog receipts reach 12 000 with prices down 15 to 25 cents opening at 7.00 to 7.25 dollars per hundredweight. Heavy kinds declined while light weights held steady. pigs at 7.75, sows 6.25 lower. Cattle trends firmer. calves steady at 12 dollars. sheep and lambs steady with best lambs up to 10 dollars per hundredweight. Local killers processed 8 000 hogs and 3 000 outsiders. Kingan & Co. paid at most 7.35.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Rotary Club Turkey Dinner for Members and Wives
The Rotary club held its regular weekly luncheon at the Christian church with wives as guests. A turkey dinner was served by church ladies and a pleasant time followed. After the meal, Rotarians and guests attended the J Kendrick Bangs lecture and an informal meeting with brief talks by members and women.
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Rotary Club
The
Christian Church
Rotarians
J. Kendrick Bangs
Hamrick on Business in Indianapolis Thursday
Albert Hamrick traveled to Indianapolis on Thursday for business activities and meetings.
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Albert Hamrick
Indianapolis
John Kendrick Bangs Delivers Pleasing Lecture in Greencastle
American humorist John Kendrick Bangs spoke at Greencastle High School on We Us and Company. He praised life’s beauty, critiqued careless foreign views, urged kindness and stressed the need for a stronger Samaritan spirit. He heads to Brazil for an evening lecture, with local officials and Miss Lela Walls coordinating.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Life
We, Us and Company
Banes
Bangs
B. W. Kelly
Greencastle
Lela Walls
John Kendrick Banes
Brazil
Indiana
Evenine
Florence Farnle
Ir G. H. S
Fnelish
Rioting marks strike at Chicago stockyards
Chicago December 8. One thousand five hundred policemen deployed at the stockyards after clashes with strike sympathizers. Earlier, 200 officers fired on crowds injuring nine seriously while many others were hurt. Patrols and closures imposed to quell the unrest.
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Chicago
Thea Verdes
Fitzmorris
Reorganization plan for motion picture industry board
The national association of the motion picture industry reorganizes with a plan to appoint Will H. Hays as head of the new board at a minimum salary of 100000 dollars. Adolph Zukor confirms that a plan exists and notes four or five candidates but no decision has been made.
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New York
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
Will H. Hays
New York World
Adolph Zukor
Mr. Zukov
Century Club Xmas Guest Party Set for Friday Evening
The Century Club's annual Xmas Guest Party will be held Friday evening at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Howard J. Barnum. A musical program will be part of the evening festivities.
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Century Club
Howard J. Barnum
Locust Street M E Plan Prayer Service Theme
God s Promises Precious to Whom How and Why is the Locust Street M E prayer service theme with Pastor Clippinger speaking briefly Prof Bundy to meet the Teacher Training Class at 6 30 and chorus at 6 30 Miss Norris resigns as chorus director for health and other duties effective January 12 1922 Maple Heights prayer meet at Frank Caledonia s home tonight at 7 30 Everyone welcome.
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Locust Street
M. E
Clippinger
Bundy
Miss Norris
Maple Heights
Frank Caledonia
Locomotive Maintenance Records and Shop Procedures
A historical overview explains how locomotives are scheduled for general overhaul after reaching 100000 miles and how the shop system tracks responsibilities. It details timekeeping, labor cost recording, stripping, parts repair, and reassembly processes with emphasis on accountability from foremen to superintendents.
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Ohio Magazine
Dangerous Experimenting and the Early Anaesthetic Trials
A fragmented tale notes James Simp e cn introducing chloroform to surgery and a near escape from death. Lyon Playfair recalls Simp son testing a new anaesthetic on rabbits before attempting self trial, while rabbits proved fine. The piece also links Roman nobility’s life refinements in the late nineteenth century.
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James Simpecn
Wil
Lyon Playfair
Siopson
Playfair
Mayfair
Simpson
Victory and Husting in Buick Campaign Race
The article frames the campaign as a contest for votes with fifteen active candidates in the second period. It emphasizes hustling, energy, and the county as full of votes, noting the finish comes in a little over two weeks and that the victor will win the Buick automobile prize in the Herald campaign. Contemporary quotes from Will R. Hays frame the victory theme.
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AUTO
Will R. Hays
Ing
Herald
World's Great Canals Span Nine Major Waterways
The article notes nine world canals built in the last 75 years including Suez Kaiser Wilhelm Elbe and Welland with North American links via the Great Lakes. It highlights lengths costs and roles for trade naval use and compares canal traffic to sea routes. It mentions Manchester and Mersey connections and stresses military utility of some canals.
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Suez Canal
Croustadt
St. Peterburg
Cornina Canal
Kaiser Wilhem
Elbe and
Traye
Welland
Lake Superior
Lake Hiron
Canada
Crontadt
St. Petersburg
Hay
Usola
Bay of Crenetaat
Adiatic
Manchester
England
Atlantic Ocean
Manchester Canal
Mersey
Psst
Wiel
Baltic
North Sea
Elbe
Vrave
North Seas
Lake Ontario
Erie
Tees
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Organization OF Farmers
Kenneth Knauer
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Tige
Hes Ey
the Herald
Earl Fiske
Eugene Hawkins
James P. Hughes
Donald Frye
Reelsville
Borie
Mpreer
NEW York Report
Victor
BUICK
Great Lakes