Steel demand and production trends in Indiana market
Reported wide activity in steel and iron markets with rising demand and price signals. Mills push capacity deployment as shipments rise, while some plants close first half of Q3. Indicators show strong orders for structural steel and plate, with regional expansions planned along the Ohio River and in the South, despite uncertainty.
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Ohio River
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Aéems
Fuel shortages threaten European mills and furnaces
The text notes near future demands and uncertain mill capacity to meet them amid heavy domestic needs. It cites 35 furnaces in Luxembourg Belgium and eastern France forced to blow out for lack of fuel and 19 German breast furnaces shut down for the same reason.
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Luxembourg
Belgium
France
Brest
Community Service Efforts Discussed for Indiana
A meeting of local groups including the Chamber of Commerce New Century Club Parent-Teacher Association School Board Rotary Kiwanis and officials from the Indiana Normal and American Legion reviewed a successful nationwide program that socializes communities through cooperative effort. Attendance signal an April 9 follow up at 7 30 P M to report back to their organizations and plan expansion to about 300 cities.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. Blair
Mary B. Rhodes
New Century Club
J. W. Mack
E. M. Saunders
Normal School
R. M. Wilson
Parent-Teacher Association
M. A. St. Clair
Geo. T. Buchanan
Rotary Club
Clair Sloan
Kiwanis Club
Harry Herlinger
Indiana Normal
C. E
American Legion
Earl Raymond
Wife Fatally Shoots Husband in Linndale Hotel
Cleveland police report Minnie Redwine, 36, admitted shooting her husband Gilbert Redwine, 45, at the Linndale Hotel after he allegedly came home drunk and struck her. He remains at the city hospital in critical condition.
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Yeggs Escape Pursuit After Bank Break-In Near Cygnet
Yeggs who shot their way through a posse at Cygnet Savings Bank near Cygnet Ohio eluded Toledo police after a double chase along the Dixie Highway near Bowling Green. A report lists a $4,000 transfer involving Robert C. McCurdy to Mack A. Holstein in Third Ward, Indiana.
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International News Service
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INS
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Here
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Bowling Green
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Mack A. Holstein
Third Ward
Indiana
Rube Benton to report at once to Reds after ban
Chicago March 9. Rube Benton formerly of the New York Giants, cleared of charge of crookedness in baseball, will report to the Cincinnati Reds immediately. Landis approved Benton's sale from St. Paul to the Reds, calling the minor league holding unjust and a perversion of justice. Benton had been in the minors two years and was accused, never proved, of knowing about throwing the 1919 World Series. Meanwhile Eddie Collins rumors surface in Marlin Texas as his Chicago contract dispute may prompt a raise to $17,000. Babe Ruth expected to practice today in New Orleans as he recovers from influenza.
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Rube Benton
Cincinnati Reds
Benton
St. Paul
Chicago White Sox
Landis
Marlin
Tex
White Sox
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Names and Rumors Surrounding Judas Legacy
The Boston Post notes historical beliefs about Judas descendants in Corfu and reports on modern practices in Brazil where Judas effigies are paraded to ships. It also mentions a Smyrna Greek church ceremony where a person is paid to imitate Judas, reflecting pervasive fear and the power of the name.
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Brazil
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Boston Post
YMCA Event Saturday Evening At Greensburg Y
Greensburg Indiana hosts nine events at the local YMCA with free admission. Basketball games begin 6:30 p m featuring Junior Leaders Corps vs Greensburg Juniors and 7:30 p m Intermediates vs Greensburg Intermediates. Other events include Business Men's volleyball, Senior basketball, pocket billiards, ping pong, checkers, and bowling for Indiana championship. Spectators of all ages invited.
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Indiana
Junior Leaders Corps of
Greensburg
Greenaburg
Graeenburg
At & O
John Bennett
Trusties
Anita Stewart Leaves Husband in Separation
Los Angeles March 9 Anita Stewart motion picture star confirmed she and her husband Rudolph Cameron have separated. She is working on a Culver City production and said he is believed to be in Jacksonville Florida. She has not decided on divorce and would return to New York after filming.
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Anita Stewart
Rudolph Cameron
Miss Stewart
Culvar City
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Hanging Ends Feast of Merry Murderers
A father forgives his daughter's killer as the accused shows indifference and gaiety. The banquet crowd remains stiff as the man is led to his death. William Olander, awaiting execution for the Bethold Hall murder in Fort Dodge, reacts by asking for a hanging to be expedited.
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William Olander
Bethold Hall
Fort Dodge
Hope Deferred and the Value of Old Women in Memory
A reflective piece discusses hope's energy amid despair and the role of women as storied keepers of memory. It cites Horace Scudder and Chicago Journal reflections on the world’s first historians and sages being old women, noting renewed appreciation for their wisdom after long neglect.
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Alden Holcroft
Horace Scudder
Chicago Journal
Cordiality Vanishing at Colonge Bridgehead Clash
ESSEN March 9. British and French tensions in the Rhine zone rise as occupation frictions surface at the Cologne Bridgehead. British troops resist withdrawal while French aims for a railway concession trigger a broader strain. Officials in London and Paris debate limits of authority and possible buffer arrangements as cooperation frays.
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Essen
Colonge
John Bull
Colongo
International News Service
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Rhine
France
Britain
Europe
Godley
British Army of Occupation
London
War Office
Foreign Office
Rhineland Commission
Kilmarnock
Coolgne
Cologne
Payot
Raiways
Degoutte
Rhineland
Sacco May Get A New Trial In Court Hearing
The report describes Sacco and Vanzetti arriving with Mrs Sacco and Judge Thayer for a court hearing. Six State Constabulary guards were detailed to the train as the courtroom filled to capacity for the session.
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Bartholomew Vanzetti
Rose Sacco
Thayer
Boston
State Constabulary
Pollution sparks push to stop stream waste near Punxatawney
Rochester Mills leaders warn of new mines dumping sulphur water into Little Mahoning Creek. The Punxsutawney Spirit notes past failed pollution efforts and urges Pennsylvanians to contact Harrisburg to pass a bill. The Wild Life League plans to make stream pollution a major issue with a $2.50 yearly membership. Local factories oppose the League.
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Punxattawney
Mahoning Creek
Punxsutawney
Jefferson
Indiana
D. F Rinn
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Wild Life League
Troop Five Dines with Parents at Annual Dinner
Troop Five held its annual supper at a Hilo home with about 90 attendees. Scout officials praised the gathering, elected officers, and noted three Eagle Scouts with two more expected. Scoutmaster O F Crawford recently left. Sloan Beers will lead with an assistant until age requires new leadership.
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Hilo
Ray Kingo
James A. Lawrence
D. D
Enzer Lewis
William Robensteen
Harry White
J. Murray Thompson
W. ©. Moorhead
W. C. Moorhead
Enter Lewis
Joop Five
O. F. Crawford
North East
Sloan Beers
Troop Five
Editorial Foresees American Role in Europe Peace
An Limbads editorial argues three peace phases for Europe English four years French present and decisive American ten to twenty years. It says only American intervention can establish global economic balance and a just peace after Ruhr. It criticizes English imperialism and predicts a future peace not led by any single nation.
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Paris
America
Europe
Jenney
Limbads
Sigeant
England
Eace
Ruhr
France
President Harding Visits Florida Coast Towns
The Pioneer, carrying President Harding, toured Florida coast towns with requests for a presidential visit from chambers of commerce and local clubs. Rockledge residents presented a deed to a city lot as a favor bid while Melbourne and Vero hosted the party, with Christian sending polite regrets.
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Pioneer
Floriia Chambers
of Commerce
Rockledge
Harding
Christian
Melbourne
Blairsville Native Bell Dies. Rites Set at Emmanuel Baptist
Blairsville native Jane Roger Bell 41 wife of G F Bell of Johnstown died Tuesday at her home. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Emmanuel Baptist Church Poplar Street with Rev Clarence R Hammel. Interment Grandview Cemetery. Survived by husband and children Charles Clyde Susan Edna Viola Frederick Elmer. Also sister of Ada Camer William Rager Fat Rager Bert Rager Martha Smail Dale James Rager Pearl Miller Ive Rager and J M Dean.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
Poplar Street
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Wat
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Emily Roger
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Susan
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Viola
Frederick
Elmer Bell
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Ada
Jacob Camer
Wehrum
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Moxham
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Bert Rager
Martha
George Smail
Dale
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Sipenville
Pearl
William ‘Miller
Ive Rager
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