Miners End Strike As Operators Pledge Quick Restart
Operators pledge haste to return to work on telegraphic orders and plan to rush production in the bituminous field by Friday. Wage increase of 14 percent accepted pending commission action named by President Wilson. International convention of mine workers to ratify the settlement to meet after normal production resumes in Indianapolis.
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Wilson
Commission of Three
John L. Lewis
William Green
Frank S. Peabody
T. A. Brewster
W. G. McAdoo
United Mine Workers of America
International Convention of the Union
Indianapolis
Mine Operators’ Association
Washington
Bernard R. Batty
Vandalia Coal Company
Democratic Women Mobilize for Suffrage Campaign
The Democratic State Women's committee orders 5 000 copies of Our Aid to Citizenship for statewide distribution as county chairmen organize for the coming election and push for full suffrage at the next fall ballot.
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Indiana
Democratic State Women's Committee
G H S Notes Lewis Hirt Out for Weekend Games
G H S back guard Lewis Hirt will miss the Greencastle Spencer game Friday and likely the Shortridge game in Indianapolis Saturday after a severe tonsiling. Principal Dow says Christmas vacation length depends on the Greencastle cost situation and asks for volunteers to travel.
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Lewis Hirt
Stonewall
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Hirt
Smith
Dow
William Dow
Miss Ludolph Accepts Red Cross Post in Valparaiso
Miss Ludolph, Putnam County Red Cross nurse, resigns effective January 5 and heads to Valparaiso to join the Lake Division Red Cross. She will supervise general visiting, school health work, and a daily clinic for wound dressings of discharged soldiers at Valparaiso University while they continue government medical care. She previously served in Chillicothe Ohio and New York tenements. Alpha Chi Omega invites Mrs. Kimball to Dec 12 reception.
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Ludolph
Putnam County
Red Cross
Valparaiso
Lake Division Red Cross
Valparaiso University
Putnam County Red Cross
Chillicothe
Ohio
New York
Indiana Senator Declares No Presidential Run
Not candidate Watson insists he will not enter lists for presidency. Indiana senator declares he will not become party’s candidate amid factional strife.
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Watement
Indiana
Solon
Party 10
Senator Watson Declines Presidential Bid in Indiana Split
Senator Watson states he will not seek the presidency and resists factional strife in Indiana Republicans. He remains a candidate for senator and urges the party to unite for national issues. Indiana congressional delegation earlier urged Governor Goodrich to abandon a presidential bid.
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Washington
Watson
Republican Party
Indiana
Congress
Will H. Hays
Goodrich
Hig Widy
Nazarene Revival Draws Growing Attendance At Church
Evangelist Ed Kiemel led a lively revival at the Nazarene church last night. Two young people were blessedly saved as the enthusiastic sermon sparked earnest prayer and growing interest. Revival meetings continue indefinitely with nightly services and open invitation to all.
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Nazarene Church
Ed. Kiemel
Hog Receipts Rise as Prices Strengthen at Local Yards
Indianapolis stock yards reported hog receipts at 11 500 with prices gaining 50 cents driven by earlier 35 cent rise. General sale range 15.50 to 15.60 with pigs at 13.00 to 15.50. Steers weaker. females steady. calves up 50 cents. sheep steady.
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Indianapolis
High School Boys 10 Get Wood Friday in Stoner's Woods
Following college traditions, G H Lads shoulder axes and cut fuel in Stoner's Woods. The event mirrors campus rituals with practical logging and outdoor work among students.
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Stoner’s Woods
Vera Kelley Weds Leroy Bray of Monrovia Indiana
Vera Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas A Kelley Greencastle and Leroy E Bray Monrovia Indiana wed Wednesday afternoon at the Christian parsonage by Rev Levi Marshall The couple leaves to reside on the groom’s farm near Monrovia The east section of Locust Street church Ladies Aid meets Friday at 2 30 pm at Mrs William Grogan’s with needles and thimbles.
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Vera Kelley
Chas A. Kelley
Greencastle
Leroy E. Bray
Monrovia
Indiana
Christian Parsonage
Levi Marshall
Rhe
Greencastle High School
DePauw University
Bray
Pur‘due University
Ft. Oglethorpe
Ind
Ladies’ Aid of Locust Street Church
William Grogan
Greencastle Students Join Wood-Chopping Trip
Forty five Greencastle high school junior and senior boys travel to John Stoner woods on Friday to cut wood for DePauw University. Captains Wright Dickee and Wright lead, Superintendent Dodson and Prof Jones accompany. Each brings lunch. hot coffee provided at noon. They aim to break the university wood chopping record and return by 5 p m.
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Greencastle High School
DePauw University
John Stoner
University
Stoner
Ardward Wright
Rovert Dickee
Lawrence Wright
C. E. Dodson
William Jones
Domestic Science
Boy Shot Self Recovers In Hospital
Henry Albright aged 15 shot himself in the head with a bullet. He is showing rapid improvement with no paralysis or ill effects. He is now able to sit up and is in normal condition.
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Henry Albright
Albright
Will Soon Return Home Henry Albright Recovery Report
Henry Albright the one year old son of Russell Albright of Reeseville survived a self inflicted gunshot wound to the temple and is described as bright and cheerful. Dr Rawley says the bullet stopped three inches into the brain and the prognosis is encouraging with a likely return home soon. The report notes the event followed a family quarrel and calls the recovery remarkable in medical history.
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Henry Albright
Russell Albright
Oimedi Reeseville
Wil
Rawley
Albright
Rawley Hospital
Brazil
Illness Hits Local High School Team Star
Louis Hirt known as Tiny is reported ill with ton gill this morning. His absence weakens the high school basketball quintet until he recovers and returns to play.
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Louis Hirt
Louis
Political Gossip From Washington Targets Indiana Politician
Washington dispatch reports Rep Will Wood of Indiana as a Republican campaign push figure in the south. It notes Wood’s rising profile amid praise and critiques of Congress, and cites The Searchlight and Mrs. Borden Harriman questioning Congressional productivity.
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Wshington
Will Wood
Indiana
Republican Congressional Committee
South
Wood
North Carolina
Alabama
Borden Harriman
New York
Congress
France
the Searchlight
Washington
Representative Sanders
Sanders
Fires Under Scrutiny in Bainbridge Area Office Probes
Deputy fire marshal travels to Monroe Township to gather information on recent conflagrations in the Bainbridge neighborhood and assess causes and safety measures. Investigators interview residents and inspect sites for potential ignition sources and fire pattern analysis.
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Monroe Township
Fire at Baird barn sparks incendiary rumors near Bainbridge
A blaze at the 5 D Baird barn west of Bainbridge on September 7 is suspected to be incendiary. State investigators have been sent to Bainbridge to probe possible related blazes and motives amid local rumors of spitework. The deputy has recently spent days in investigation with no announced findings or prosecutions.
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5. D. Baird
Bainbridge
Matsnall
Baird
De Pauw Alumni Plan Theater Party for 1920 Tigers
The DePauw alumni athletic board hosts a theater party and dinner in Indianapolis for the sixteen letter men of the 1920 football team and coaches. A 6 oclock banquet at the University club precedes a possible matinee show with election of next years captain among Ogden Wineland Jacobs Gipson ONeil and Burton. Officials discuss future athletics policy after the banquet with Indianapolis board members and attendees including Guernsey Van Riper Mayor Charles Jomett Ed Raub Samuel Buick Richard Shirley Buss Buchell Robert Smith and captains Guild Moffett Welch Slutz Galloway Kepner Dunlavy Wendt.
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Alumni Athletic Board
DePauw University
Indianapolis
University Club
Ogden
Wineland
Jacobs
Gipson
O'Neil
Burton
DePauw
Guernsey van Riper
Charles Jomett
B. Raub
Samuel K. Buick
Richard Shirley
Buss and
Buchell
Robert Smith
Capt
M. Guild
BL. Guild
Odgen
Moffett
Welch
Slutz
H. Galloway
A. Galloway
Kepner
Dunlavy
Wendt and
No Change Searched as Silver Coins Depleted in Mexico
In Mexico City the phrase No hay cambio shows the peso and smaller coins fetch silver value, driving hoarding and broker fees of 4 to 7 percent. Merchants refuse small sales, the aztec 20-peso piece is useless for minor purchases, and one American devised a dine-and-deplete scheme with the gold coin to eat before running out of credit.
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Mexico City
Mexico
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