Benton County Taxpayers Urge Road Law Reforms
Petition from Benton County taxpayers to Governor McCray requests repeal of the three mile road law and halting of unacted road petitions, arguing local road building should pause amid conditions of normalcy. The governor forwards the petition and state officer replies to the 73rd General Assembly, noting both sides of the issue will be considered with a pamphlet of recommendations and responses.
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McCray
Renton
General Assembly
moon
House
Senate
Seventy-third ‘General Assembly
Bentons webnty
Rhee
waaga
Benton county
Indiana
board of county commiisalon
auditor's office
William A. Hough
Wate board of tax commissoters
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area Monday and Tuesday
Forecasts indicate little temperature change for Monday and Tuesday with stable conditions. The Almanac notes sunrise at 7:05 and sunset, with relative humidity around 73 percent at noon and measurable precipitation totals for the period.
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Indianapolis
vicin
United States
Emdianapolia Star
Egypt Opens Tutankhamun Tomb to News Embargoes
Luxor, Egypt Jan 16 The Egyptian government announced that the tomb in the Valley of Kings must be open to all newspaper representatives regardless of private arrangements with Lord Carnarvon The government says removing treasures and mummies is a historical act not a commercial transaction The move supports efforts to regulate access amid the Tutankhamun excavation controversy.
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LUXOR
Egypt
cuniv Menai Service
Lord Carnarvon
Valley of Kings
London
Lenny ea drene galenine i apentee
Ribot Dies Former French Premier in Paris
Paris dispatch reports the sudden death of Alexandre Ribot, former French premier and long-time minister. He collapsed Saturday night two hours after a leg ailment was deemed not serious. Ribot, wife Minnie Bureh of cage, had traveled to Arras for a senatorial byelection but returned fatigued and requested Senate leave after Tuesday decision. He had endured stomach trouble for forty years.
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PARIS
Alexandre Ricbot
allness
M. Ribot
Minnie Bureh
cage
Arras
Local news digest from Ocala area and beyond
A wide array of brief items covers dairy companies facing production pressure, an intoxicated man arrested after a vehicle strike, jail inmate counts, fire prevention education, church prohibition anniversary events, Benton county legislative calls for fewer laws, Dr. Foxworthy’s South American impressions, Armenian diplomat notes, local artist prize in Richmond, Garner declining minority leadership bid, oversubscribed notes with city finance context, a fatal dance hall shooting, a Panett deportation note, prayer-bride pastor cheer, farm credit talks, Meek week axes tragedy probe, coal price remedy debates, seaplane victim shock, editorials on electric rail, tax writing, and Soviet reform curios. Also foreign updates from Lithuania, France, Germany, Mexico, and Egypt, plus sports previews and Big Ten opening night.
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OCAL
Apiske
Benton county
Foxworthy
ufe
vo administration
agress
joue
Wite
Legion Resolution Demands Chief of Vets' Bureau Quit
A United States veterans organization unanimously passed resolutions at its national executive session demanding the resignation of George Cramer chief of the legal division of the Veterans Bureau. The action cites a statement attributed to Cramer as un-American and a slap at World War I veterans. The committee also calls for discharging non veteran staff and substituting veterans. An immigration ban of five years was urged for foreigners entering the United States. The group reports 9 percent of disabled World War I veterans in hospitals receive compensation and notes progress in vocational and hospitalization services. The plan includes creating fourteen regional districts and abolishing the centralized rating office in Washington.
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George Cramer
bureau
United States veterans
Washington
national executive committee of the American Legion
Cramer
John Lewis Smith
art committee
Craver
Smith
veterans bureau league department
Thomas W. Miller
Delaware
United States
wen
Congress
America
Joseph Sparks
ayena Uonal
veterans’ bureau
L. J. Kosminaky
Arkansas
national committee
New Orleans
Three Die at Crossing as Train Blows Through
Two men and a girl were killed and another girl injured at the Oriental Street crossing when three engines passed and a light engine blocked the view. Frank Smith 19 and Miss Willie Edmonds 21 were killed instantly. Mike Gootte of Ladoga Ind died four hours after. Injured Mia Micka 17 lost both legs below the hips and suffered other injuries. Witnesses described cries and smoke creating a blind spot as the trains moved.
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Pennnsylvania
Southeastern avenue
Oriental street
FRANK SMITH
Gale Street
WILLIE D. EDMONDS
Summit arene
MIKE GOOTTE
Ladoga
Ind
Mixa Giadys Micka
Trowbridge Street
Smith
Claypool’ hotel
Miss Edmonds
Sergeat Wilkerson
Miss Micks
Joe Shanahan
tower
Robbins
Three Men Die After Drinking In Jersey City Bar
Police probe a sudden death incident in Jersey City where James Borla William Bizza and Hofsky died after reportedly consuming a suspicious brown liquor. Witness Kaszubo described a burning sensation before all three collapsed. four cases of brown liquor and a jug smelling of alcohol were found, labeled Prozan ka, with chemical tests planned and an autopsy slated for tomorrow.
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IRSEY CITY
N. J
James Borla
the
assoon
William Bizza
Hofsky
Jacob Kanzubo
Boris
Kaazubo
Bizza
Kaszubo
ana
Indiana Readers and Associations Meeting Notes
A fragmented Indianapolis Today item lists various local groups and venues such as the Chamber of Commerce, Women’s Rotary Club, Board of Trade, and the Spink-Armes hotel, indicating an upcoming gathering or series of meetings with times like 12:18 p m. and venues including the Armes hotel and Lhmsets neon. The text is garbled but suggests a social and professional association calendar in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
feppty Association
tetter
onbreting
CTaxpont hovel
Association
Ianehenn
Chamber of Commerce
moon
Club
Armes hotel
soon
Woman's Rotary Ciab Tancheon
lake pool
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Spink-Arme
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Board of Trade
ween
service Cink Jonchens
Lhmsets
neon
Slain Mint Robber Linked to Federal Reserve Guard Slaying
Denver police and coroner review a suspected thief’s body found in a Buick on Gilpin Street. The deceased, about 26, with a checkered suit and dark raincoat, shows multiple bullet wounds. Authorities tie the figure to the Sandit Mint heist and Charles T. Lincoln’s December 18 death at the Federal Reserve guard shooting.
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DENVER
Col
Federal -reserve bank
Charles T. Lincoln
Mcense
Tage
Gilpin street
Capitol_hill
Denver police
toroner Bostwick
H. R. Willams
W. A. Hinker
nah
Indications Of A Big Construction Year In Indianapolis
Indications point to a large 1922 construction year led by Indianapolis in the first half, with under consideration and contracts far above prior totals. Major projects include Meyer Kiser Bank Building, American Can Company plants, Glove Company facilities, and numerous downtown real estate ventures. Banks report strong loan applications for new homes and offices as architects say commercial and industrial work dominates activity, suggesting continued high building momentum into spring. continued on page thirteen.
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RY KERT HENLEY
The Star
Indianapolis
middle-West
aml enterprises
com mg
Salle
ater Maple Road Methodist Episcopal Church
Meyer- Kiser bank
American Can Company
Indianapolis Glove Company
frac-tory
bulldt mobile services
Capitol avenue
St. Clair
ant
sens
thy
Cnemployer
Ruhr
Krupp and Thyssen works
Essen
Lithuanian Raiders Set Up Government in Memel
Dispatch from Heidekrug says Lithuanian raiders have set up a provisional government in Memel with Simonetitis as president. He reportedly asked the allied high commissioner to withdraw German troops from Memel. Clashes between Lithuanians and French forces occur as reinforcements move toward the area.
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BERLIN
Heidekrug
Memel
havent sapetien
M_ Simonetitis
Simonetitis
Mayor and Miner Die in Dance Hall Shootout
In Taylorville mining town ten miles from Kinisied, Mayor Motiexs and miner Tany Matanza were killed at a dance hall fray. Town Marshal Winefi opened fire, fatally wounding Matanza while Motley fell to the crowd. The incident drew responders who attempted to control the chaos.
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MINER
FRAY
TAYLORVIEGLE
liam Motiexs
Kinisied
Tany Matanza
Mavir Motley
Winefi
Inghetan
Major Motley
hi ato
Matankanetantis
Baseball official tied to fatal Cleveland party death
Chicago January report says Ollie Chill, longtime American League umpire, under police questioning over a fatal incident in Cleveland. A drunken party at an apartment left J McGregor dead. three other men intoxicated, one identified as taxi driver Joseph F Johnson. Johnson said McGregor struck Chill and knocked him unconscious. Chill found under a bed. No charges filed yet against the companions. President Kin Johnson announced no investigation into Chill’s shooting and that a replacement umpire will be named soon.
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CLEVELAND
Dille] hill
American League
urmoire
J. McGrregor
brinks
Johnson
McGregor
Chill
wenayate
maz
aralat CH
Mediteger Waar
CHICAGO
Johonsor
Ollie Chill
Thad
CHAN
Johnnoh
RUAR
CORLENZ
Ruhr
Rhineland high commission
KOON
Allen
Nelhi
Rhineland commission
Gen
Altem
Marion fight leaves one dead and two wounded
In Marion two colored men quarrel over a woman leading to a shotgun battle. Harlen Williams, 35, dies after being shot. Monroe France, 40, is arrested facing murder charges. Thomas Otras, 28, is hospitalized in serious condition after the attack near Lomax Street.
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MARION
harlen Wiliams
Thomar OTRAS
Sain
Monroe France
alaecootel
Mort Marian
Williams
France
Willams
anier
bia
Williams ra eert hla
Jontsa
Praner
Jones
race
Anna
Willama
will
Two Steamers Send Wireless Appeal for Help
Boston dispatch reports both the steamship Liberty and the British schooner Dorin sent wireless requests for aid today, about two miles apart south of Cape Cod. The steamer Sarcoxie towed the Liberty while cutter Tam ibe boarded the Dorin as lines were exchanged, per intercepted naval wireless messages.
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BOSTON
Mass
Liberty
calta
Cape Cod
Sarcoxie
Seven Billion Gold Rubles Missing From Treasury
Investigators report a discrepancy of six to seven billion gold rubles in the treasury of the Internationale The great state, with firaminent members of ATEAnIZAel An ATE suspected in the disappearance. The report notes prominent figures tied to the case as the search unfolds in Eastow.
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eostow
Internationale
ATEAnIZAel An ATE
Germany Seeks Ways to Prevent More French Seizures
Paris dispatch reports Germany proposing measures to curb French seizures of industrial regions and forests. French officials say cooperation with the Reichstag and cabinet would be ineffective due to obstruction by business magnates who benefit from the current mix of indemnities and investments abroad.
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GERMANY
PARIS
Prinuint
Noes
Keichatag
Cabinet
France
Suspicions Rise Over Ruhr Coal Deals and Occupation
In Essen and Corne ntz reports, French and other occupiers move to pay cash for coal forgone from Germany, with Ruhr mine owners eyed for potential cuts to isolate Germany. German workers protest, labor groups react to DeGoutte’s eight hour law, and American officials observe the tense scene as occupation continues.
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nchide
dirertora hax
commissionera
Timne
Fritz Thyssen
Dr. Thomas
Stinnes holdings
Teds
febor
entente
DeGoutte
Ruhr
Christian’ miners’ union
Easen
Quint
Vorwaertz
Socialist
Vorwaerts
Sarre
France to occupy Bochum as Ruhr payment disrupts
Paris reports the reparations commission suspending cash and in kind payments due to the Ruhr occupation. Dusseldorf says Bochum, center of theStinnes industries, will likely be occupied tomorrow as France extends control eastward to compel Germany to meet Ruhr reparations. France will fund coal labor costs while employers face Berlin for overhead and coal pricing.
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France
Bochum
Hugo Stinnes
Berlin
PARIS
reparations commission
Ruhr
DUSSELDORF
Stiniies iinistries
Germany
pepaties
Reich
Bavaria
Rohr
Berlin Protests Rally Against French Ruhr Occupation
Berlin witnesses large demonstrations against the French occupation of the Ruhr. Non socialist groups led meetings at Koenigsplatz near the Reichstag with patriotic displays and chants like Die Wacht am Rhein. Resolutions denouncing the occupation were carried as crowds in their Sunday best denounce France. English coal purchases from Germany rise as fears of French moves grow and the mark weakens. Ruhr talks hint at more Chinese whispers and economic strain.
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Prance
BERLIN
Ruhr
Koenigsplats
Reichstag
France
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