Petition to Vacate Joe Akers Highway in Putnam County
Notice of presenting a petition to the Putnam County Board of Commissioners in Indiana during February 1931 to abandon a county highway in Washington Township. The route runs from the west line of the south east quarter of section 22 to the public road crossing line, crossing lands owned by several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Akers
Board of Commissioners
Putnam
Indiana
Washington Township
North Range
Forest Akers
Myrtle Herbert
John Caton
Lawrence Hendricks
William Kocher
Thad Pickett
W. FE. Gill
Putnam County
Olga Steele to Perform at DePauw Meharry Hall Concert
World famous pianist Olga Steele will headline a free concert at DePauw University in Meharry Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday. The Los Angeles born artist, en route to New York before a Europe tour, is lauded for a vast repertoire and a singing tone, having performed at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Meharry Hall
Olga Steele
DePauw
New York City
Europe
Miss Steele
Los Angeles
Hollywood Bowl
President Hoover to address Indiana health meet at armory
Dr HH E Barnard, director of the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection, returns to Washington after helping arrange Hoover’s radio address January 15 at the Indiana National Guard Armory. He says Indiana’s future rests on children and a coordinated state program for health, education, and welfare.
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Imanapolis
Ind
HH. E. Barnard
Indianapolis
White House Conference On Child Health and
Washington
Indiana
Armory
Hoover
Barna
Ren
Indiana Senate to introduce old age pension bill in January
In Indianapolis on January 12 a Democratic aligned proposal to grant $25 monthly pensions to residents over 65 who have 15 years in county, no recent convictions, and no other income, with about $3 million yearly cost split two thirds by counties and one third by the state. Senators James Nejdl of Whiting and Walter Chambers of Newcastle back the measure, previously brokered in 1927 and 1929. A House version is slated by Fred S. Galloway, William J. Black, and George B. McCammon.
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Jmanapolis
Indiana
Senate
James Nejdl
Whiting
Walter Chambers
Newcastle
Nejdl
House of Representatives
Fred S. Galloway
Indianapolis
William J. Black
Anderson
George B. McCammon
Elwood Democrats
Uprising at Tayug Amid Agrarian Unrest
The Colorums surrendered after an uprising blamed on agrarian troubles. The assault began when over 100 militants, many in disguise as women, pressed on Tayug.
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Tayug
Italian flyers honor Balbo visit at Bahia harbor
Forty four Italian airmen led by Gen Balbo and Col Maddalena arrived in Bahia Brazil as eleven Italian seaplanes anchored in the harbor. The guests were received by the government and the Italian colony, celebrating victories over the Atlantic.
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Bahia
Brazil
Etalo Balbo
Umberto Maddalena
Aerial Flight Heads Toward Rio After Transatlantic Stop
Eleven planes journeying from Natal to Rio de Janeiro plan to finish a 7 0 mile flight from Orbetello Italy. The squadron crossed Ciudad Joao Pessoa and Parahyba, renamed for General Balbo, who dropped a note praising Rome and Brazil's sister nation.
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Rio de Janeiro
Orbetello
Italy
Natal
Ciudad Joao Pessoa
Parahyba
Balbo
Cing
German Flapper Tells U S Household Joy Story to Her Sisters
Fraulein Kathe Priess leads the German section of a London export office for ABC washers and trowers. The Peoria made products are distributed worldwide, including Hawaii, Europe, South Africa, and South America, with ABC electro-table soon joining kitchens. A Granby Quebec factory handles Canadian demand while Peoria exports supply all other nations.
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U. S
Europe
Fraulein Kathe Priess
Ao Great American Factory
London
Hamburg
Peoria
Altorfer Bros. Company
Hawaii
South Africa
South America
United States
Granby
Que
Filipino Fanatics Quelled in Tayug Uprising
In Tayug Rangahana province a clash between Colorum militants and Filipino constabulary ends with six soldiers and nine Colorums killed plus numerous wounded. Civilian casualties reported as well as twenty two men and thirteen women captured by authorities.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Tayug
Rangahana
Quebec Dog Derby Rules Change Bans Greyhounds and Whippets
The Quebec International Dog Derby announces revised rules banning Greyhounds and Whippets from the forthcoming race. Contenders must cover forty and three fifths miles daily for three days, totaling 121 45 miles, with mushers from the U S and Canada expected to compete. Last year’s winner was Broil Sisioder. Leonhard Seppila is named as famed Alaska musher.
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Quebec
United States
Canada
Quabec
Chateau Frontenac
Leonhard Seppila
Alaska
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Ales J. Arnold
Greencastle
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Epyone
Bloomington
Eoncastle Bloomington
Hudson-Essex
DR. H. Askew
Chiropractor
E. Washington & Vine St
DePauw Univer
Health Meet
Rome
Joao Pesson
Moore Electric
S. Indiana
Baluchistan
America
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Pebrua
Intert
Seppala
His
Duswias
Opal
Hudson Bay
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