Indiana Evening Gazette Circulation Department Notice
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Estal Fish Agencies
Freakish Wills and Their Curious Provisions
A Philadelphia woman’s will withholds all family support while directing executors to pay $5 weekly for the upkeep of a dog named Tweed in the state where he resides. The article cites past odd bequests from Swift and Shakespearean echoes. It notes how executors face strange testamentary embarrassments and previews Tweed the dog as the beneficiary.
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Philadelphia
Tweed
Shakespeare
Dean Swift
Judge lamorelle rules nine lives snuffed in probate case
In a city case before Judge Lamorelle thirteen years ago two cats promised for support vanished leaving the court to note that judicially their nine lives have been snuffed out. The piece laments solitude and animal companionship over human relatives and hints at broader welfare concerns for dependent beings.
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Dill
Lamorelle
Local hospital donation recommendations total $35,000
The board endorses the $35,000 allocation to the local hospital alongside a separate $4,000,000 line for indigent and insane care. Other hospital grants listed include Punxsutawney 50,000 Butler General 18,000 Clearfield 31,500 DuBois 35,000 and several others across Latrobe Greensburg Johnstown and nearby towns.
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Butler General
Clear Fight
Dukois
Killaniing
Piaixsihawney
Latrobe
Greensburg
Jhonstowar
Monthly D A R meeting at Ida Wallace home
The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at Miss Ida Wallace's home on Oakland avenue Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock. Rev Porter of the Indiana Mission will speak on Americanism. Members whose applications have been accepted since June will be formally received.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania period
Forecast for January 31 to February 1 1021 calls for a wet week with occasional snow and rain, producing unsettled conditions across the region. Temperatures are expected to run cool with mixed precipitation and modest winds.
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Western
Penna
Fires Destroy $19.36 Million in Pennsylvania Property Loss
Major C. Me Wilhelm of the Pennsylvania State Police reports 2020 fire losses at 19.36 million with 18 200 fires and 740 suspicious origin investigations. The Bureau conducted 4 761 property inspections as part of the Make Pennsylvania Fireproof campaign.
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Marrisburg
Dan. Dt
Pennsylvania
C. Me Wilhelm
Bureau of Fire Prevention
Department of State Police
Ars Logis
Heeton
Arsai
Agent Returns From Met Life Company Convention
Linkevich a local agent for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co returned Sunday from New York where he attended the company convention held at the home offices. The convention closed with a banquet at the Hotel Astor where the president announced the year saw the greatest amount in the corporation's history.
Summer Days for the Teachers Expanded Schedule
Attendance expected over 2000 as Dr J O Knauss describes a shortened degree path. The 1921 session runs June 27 to August 26 with some courses lasting six weeks to August 5.
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Sible
J. O. Knauss
Fragmented OCR story on local event and figures
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions local people and places in a contested event. Names and specifics are unclear, but references to a ward, a ward meeting, a judge or official, a date, and a location appear. The readable facts are minimal and dispersed across the fragment.
State Officer James Sweeney Dies in Harrisburg
James Sweeney, longtime chief of the State Bureau of Standards and former president of the State Association of Inspectors of Weights and Measures, died at his Harrisburg residence aged 66. A Canton, Bradford County native, he spent much of his life in Tiaya and was active in Republican affairs in the Northern tier. He served in state roles including librarian placement in Harrisburg and later head of standards, authoring laws on weights and measures.
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James Swenecy
State Bureau of Standards
State Association of Inspectors of Weights and Measures
J. W. Simpson
Harrisburg
Mr. Sweeney
Canton
Bradford County
Sweeney
State Library
Department of Tiberal Affairs
Cahief
Legion News Developments in Veteran Aid and League Talks
The American Legion discusses boosting aid for World War disabled veterans and supporting the national bonus. It weighs a $5,000,000 Knights of Columbus memorial plan in Washington and the Inter Allied Veterans Moderation federation with nine nations. In New York, Legion members aid in the search for Lieut Thomas Dunn English, missing since shell shock end of WWI and feared to have memory loss. relatives appeal to the Legion for help.
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Mage One
Legion
EL W. Galbraith Jy
Lowien
Legion Legislatwe
Knights of Columbus
Washington
League of Nations
Veterans of Nine Nations
Paris
New York
American Legion
New York State
Thomas Dunn English
Thomas Dunn Enelish
Ben Bolt
English
New York City
Louis Young English
Trederick
Ob Brown
Battery Place
Katherine ML Ted
Broadway
Legionaries
Kidnapped Woman Found Unharmed In Los Angeles
A news item reports a series of attempted abductions in Los Angeles and nearby areas over two weeks, prompting calls for severe penalties. The most audacious incident involved Mrs Witherell, a 25 year old matron, who was lured to her door by a dressed stranger claiming to have information about a missing person. Her husband and neighbor alerted authorities as the man left with the woman’s six year old son nearby.
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Los Angeles
Mies
Witherell
Poight
Accment
Withrell
Baker orders Army economy to curb spending
Secretary of War Baker ordered dramatic economy across Army posts due to a looming 94 million dollar deficit under Quartermaster Corps appropriations. Cuts include civilian payroll, water transportation, lubricants, and discipline of supplies, with mandatory reductions by February 16 and broader efficiency measures across services.
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Washington
Baker
Quartermaster Corps
S . A Pt
Quartermaster General
Scout Contest Scores Rise Among Troops
Scouts race to report tests for speed, first class promotions, and merit badges. Each first class promoted adds 50 points, each merit badge 75 points, and masters’ badges count for troops. Reports must reach headquarters the Saturday after tests to count in division standings.
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le Rach
John Jones
Eg Hollow
Indiana
Brothers Reunite With Parents After Separation
Two Batley brothers aged eighteen and twenty two were located by state agents after a long separation. They had wandered from a farm in Polyorn, Mass to Tamares during the Chesva incident, causing excitement and disorder. Local authorities aided in the reunion with their parents, ending days of confusion.
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Polyorn
Mass
Lim
Chesva
Thor
Bilward
Eric Batley
Iofvec
Grether
Tamares
Toey
A. Lyip
Fragmented OCR News Item on College Campus Protest
Fragmented text reports students at a college facing disruption amid protests. Mentions Wise evening talks and a campus change, with references to students and administration, but readability is limited and many phrases are garbled.
Return to the Grind Crate Teh Tee
Fragmentary OCR notes show garbled text about returning to work and routine tasks. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge to form a factual summary.
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Segakn
Theo Ares Vines Iehonense Haltes
Avi Seven Lee Eat
Berlin police arrest bogus baron
Berlin police seize Rubert Oerthel of Dresden aged twenty six on cocaine smuggling charges. He forged multiple identities including Baron Epleffstein and von Koenig while posing as a doctor and a commander, and escaped from a military hospital before his arrest.
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Berlin
Bogus
International
London
Germany
Minstein
Rubert Oerthel
Dresden
Daily Express
Oerthel
Baron Epleffstein
von Kuehthoffen
Caerui Altmany
von Koenig
Hah Kobolds
Toward
MacHenry
Cerihel
Holkiden
Relay Carnival Poised For Record Fields In April
The relay carnival draws global attention with Oxford and Cambridge attending last year and a larger event planned. United States and England send top athletes, plus teams from France and Canada’s McGill and Toronto. Pacific fleets expected to enter relay and special events as Middle West colleges show strong ties. Indiana Normal also noted among participants.
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Lipgg
Oxford
Anc Canbride Athleft
England
United States
Gaat
R’s Garnival
France
Pacific
Alreay
Mien
McGill
Toronto
Canada
Shaver
Alse
Genil
Middle West
Berlin official rep bars cocaine plot in occupation zone
The article notes a French representative Baron Egloffstein in Berlin with embassy contacts and diplomatic passes, plus a private train and substantial funds. It recounts a criminal figure named Nemesis attempting to smuggle cocaine into the American occupation zone while posing as an Allied Commission member.
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Berlin
PD Congue
Baron Egloffstein
Lhys Heapuiene
Reamantiin W
Mbassies
Torcas
Bucharest
Apieigan
Allied Commission
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