Black hoods ride Morehouse Parish again
Monroe dispatch reports renewed Black Hood activity in Morehouse Parish with threats, shootings, and rumored martial law. Ex deputy sheriff Jeff Burnett linked to hood crimes as authorities vow a thorough probe. The violence centers near Bastrop, Mer Rouge, and nearby homes with affidavits naming hooded suspects.
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A. G. BROWN
iMniversal Service
BASTROP
Morthouse parish
Adjt
Tooms
Newton Gray
Tom
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area weekend
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity notes fair conditions Saturday with possible rain in extreme north, and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy Sunday with little temperature change. Almanac data includes yesterday’s conditions and humidity, with temperatures reaching a maximum near 73 and a minimum around 40.
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Indianapolis
Caltad
Barna
DAT
Bon rsen
Legislature notes and local road changes in Indiana
Representative Schwartz proposes an old age pension bill as three of five Senate bills await passage. Reports mention reformatory visit to Pendleton, police bill recommitted after absences, and local Riverside Street rerouting over Indiana Avenue. Other items include bridge repairs, university anniversary, crime notes, and vital statistics through a wide array of state and national updates.
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Schwartz
House
Senate
Pendleton
Senate 5
Riverside street
Indiana avenue
Dyer
prigzoner
Point jail
Daniel C. Meeker
ntats
Monticello
Laporte
Rosselle Gare Seanad
Indianh_ university
Indiana
Vatican Envoy Expelled Arrives in U S From Mexico
Laredo Texas January 19 Mgr Filippi apostolic delegate to Mexico expelled by President Obregon crossed into Texas this morning. He denied charges of meddling in politics and said he would go to Corpus Christi to rest. The issue cited was the blessing of a monument cornerstone at Cubilete which he said violated no Mexican law. He planned to travel to Washington and later rest while rights of the Catholic Daughters of America were noted. Corpus Christi reported his arrival at 5 10 PM today after crossing from Laredo earlier.
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LAREDO
Tex
Mer
rmesto Filippi
Mexico
Obregon
Tezay
Mgr. Fillippi
Hipp
Washington
Corpus Christi
Columbus
Catholic Daughters of America
Mgr. Filippi
Cubilete
Stage Beauty in U S to Wed Rumor
Gladys Cooper arrives in the United States amid chatter she may wed Ivor Novello. Novello, famed as "the most beautiful" English actor and playwright, is known for his war song Keep the Home Fires Burning.
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Ivor Novello
England
Mr. Novello
Drug Peddling in City on the Rise in Indianapolis
Local narcotics traffic is described as increasing with many outsiders arrested for selling or carrying drugs. Officials say much supply comes from Mexico and two unidentified carriers alternate trips into the city. The piece notes cheaper illicit drugs in the city and references federal actions expected to curb trafficking. The report also notes state legislative debates on a state police policy bill, with committee discussions and disagreements over passage.
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Tillett
Indianapolis
nome
Wallace Reid
California
lbtat
Jerry Kinng
Indianapolia
Mexico
republic
Indiana
Eastern couple elopement ends in pursuit and arrest
In Philadelphia a 25 year old woman Mrs Gretchen Rapp and Thomas Blensinger were arrested in Indianapolis on a statutory charge after a love triangle surfaced. Blensinger’s wife Mrs Blensinger sought police aid and confronted the pair once the confession followed. Mrs Rapp said she learned Blensinger was married and that his wife pursued them to Dayton and then Indianapolis.
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Gretchen Repp
Philadelphia
Thomas Blensinger
Blensinger
Rane
Mra. Blensinger
Mra. Rapp
Indianapolis
Indianapolis faced with fifty four more freezing days report says
Weather figures from the United States Weather Bureau indicate Indianapolis may have 54 days at or below freezing and 4 days at or below zero this winter. Washington notes 101 days at freezing or below and 5 at zero or below on average. A meteorologist cites Dec 18, 1922 as a cold milestone and compares regional records with Devils Lake and Yellowstone Park showing wide winter temperature variation.
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Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Washington weather department
John H. Armington
Weather Bureau
Devils Lake
N. D
ered States
Ohio river
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Yellowstone park
Tempe
Pir
Galveston
Indianapolis Today: Fraternal and club meeting notes
Fragmented OCR notes from Indianapolis events list multiple fraternal and club meetings at Hotel Lincoln and nearby venues. Mentions include Indianap o lis School men s club Indien School Men s Cink meeting and Red Cross luncheon, Marion and Beta Theta Pi references, Board of Trade and American Legion events, and Indiana University Foundations activities with scattered times and locations.
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Indien School Men's Cink
Claypool
mt. i Fraternal
Aid Union
Hota Dincete
Marion Club
dence
Marten Club
Red Cras
toncheon
Hotel Lincete
Altrum
learheet
Chamber of Commerce
Beta Theta Pi
fonetenn
Beard of Trade
Lenton - ansilfiry
metting
Chalfant
American Legion
Board of Trade
Indiana University Foundations
Old Age Pension Bill Introduced in Indiana House
Indiana lawmakers consider an old age pension measure granting U S and Indiana citizens at least forty years’ residence a pension of 1 a day after age 70. The bill, by Rep Louis C, would create a three member pension commission and a county board, with salaries and a new state superintendent. Also discussed: legislative pay raises, extending poll tax to include women, and travel allowances for officials. Senator Nejdl will push a companion bill in the Senate.
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Harry F. Sinclair
LaFollette
New York
TIO
Western railways
sgredtent
Central Pacific
Sherif Burnett
Daniel
Richards
Baktrop- Mer Rouge
Senate
Bee
Department, of State
Harrison
ark
committee of 100
Russia
Japan
Arbuckle
America
INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
Robert L. Moorhead
Indianapolis
finance committee
Arthur [Baxter
Walter 5
Chambers
Schwartz
INDIANA
United States
House of Representatives
Louis C. Indianapolis
House
General Assembly
International AlgoHfa yan of
Govenor
union
James J. Nejdl
Srntine
DiComb
Assembly
Methodist Union Moves Forward In Church Reunification Plan
In Cincinnati on January 19 the two Methodist commissions approved a new Part of the unification plan. A sixteen member committee will refine the plan, meet in St Louis on March 27, and aim to present detailed proposals for a general conference to unite the Methodist Episcopal church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The report says the two bodies are essentially one church in origin, belief, and ministry and should unify in name, ritual, and administration, with jurisdictional conferences and a refined general conference structure. Approval by two thirds of committee members and later by the general conferences are required for final unification, with the question of a new church name left open.
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CINCINNATI
Methodist Episcopal church
Booth
St. Louis
William F. Anderson
Cincinnm
committee of ten
joint commission
South
Sixtern
France Takes Lead in Economic Battle Front
Duesseldorf dispatch reports France sides more aggressively in the Ruhr Rhine front. Seven arrests made and Rhineland penalties extended to Ruhr. Reichsbank branches to reopen after half day shutdown as French engineers take charge of coal and forestry. Bank directors held for aid to German operations.
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Duesseldorf
Gen. Allen
Rhine
Xing
F ' Herrin
Ruhrselatre
Marquis Curzon
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
Herrin
Dryocracy
ana
Colley
Reichshank
France
Marnel
Ruhr
Rhine canal
Rhineland
reichabank
Berlin
Bermandagreuch
iWesternhold and
Rhine and Baden
Boghum
Malslerschechte
Gladbach
Schluthus
Rochstein
Dexoutte
effert
Bel- Blan
Duesseldo eady
M. Coste
Duenseldorf
Mayence
Dusseldorf
Dortmund
Refchabank
Decision Favors Defendants in Mine Riot Trial
A 27 hour jury deliberation ends with acquittals for defendants in a Huntington Indiana case tied to the killing of a non union worker during a mass strike at a mine in June last year. The trial focused on the Mas sacre event and alleged roles in the violence.
Dancer Manno Death Probe Arrests Drawn In San Diego
In San Diego on January 1 B Clark of Los Angeles and dancer Frite Manno's death spark inquiry. Clark admitted involvement with the case, Dr I Jacks of Camp Kearney detained for investigation remains held. Police aim to solve the death quickly as Chief Patrick plans further interviews.
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SAN DIEGO
Cal
Rovers
B. Clark
Los Angeles
motion pieturserretor
Frite! Manno
Jeremy Pines
fatiny
Patrick
Clark
pacaine
I. Jacks
public health service
Camp Kearney
axtar
Uncertain Pit Parley Opens Put Toward Coal Pact
New York January 19 The coal operators and United mine workers opened a pivotal conference seeking a wage accord but session harmony gave way to conflict over contract length and strategy. Leaders indicated a possible strike when current deals expire April 1 while subcommittees study proposals and a delegation to Washington may be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Bag wolves then lose them during movie act
In Benton county Indiana a hunt at LaPorte County details wolves rounded up and then escaped from the ring as hunters paused to let motion picture operators prepare for the final grand rush.
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LAPORTE
Ind
Reyer
Benton county
Acquittals in Herrin Riot Case Spark Mixed Reactions
DAVENPORT I A Jan 19 The State of Minors will continue its prosecution of those indicted in the Herrin mine massacre as judges declare acquittals of several defendants amid claims of intimidation. MARION ILL Jan 19 After nearly twenty seven hours of deliberation a Williamson county jury acquits five defendants in the killing of twenty one nonunion workers during the Herrin riots last June. The court crowd stays silent as verdicts read. Clark shows emotion while his wife weeps.
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DAVENPORT
Herrin
Edward
MARION
Williamson county
fermera
noe Batley
Howard Hoffman
Huntington
Ind
Hartwell
Clark
Leva Mann
Joe Caraschi
Peter Hiller
Burt Grace
Otis Clark
Hiller
Antonio Makovich
Inspector Warns Against Overcrowding at Anderson Gym
Anderson Indiana January 19 Following an inspection of the Anderson high school gymnasium John Reigan of the state building inspector's office issued an order to school authorities warning against overcrowded conditions at basketball games. Spectators had been allowed to stand in the exits and entrances during games. Principal Cromwell said the instructions would be obeyed and only enough people to fill the available seats would be admitted in the future. The order is expected to reduce spectators by about 200 to 500, bringing capacity to 1 910.
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ANDERSON
Ind
Anderson high
futura
Ane
rm. mnalurn
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Planter
Jeff Burnett
Monros heapital
Monros palice
Carey Calhoun
josh Gergeant MerCabe
Monroe
Iate
trowth
Calhoun
Caloun
Gus
Larry Calhoun
Wanamen
Odom
Parker
Morehouse
Sydney Rogers
C. K. Rogers
Beck
Richard
Knight
black hoods
lanaman
Jim Crow
Soya Ge
Keystone avenue
Fall creek
Albert H. Losache
Indianapola
ore
Federation of Clubs
TOREIGN
Edwin
TS Tarlham
Wabash
Law Tendler
Pat Moran
Shortridge
Valley Mille
Purdue wrestlera Joes
Himnala
grapples
Kentucky State
Tech
Purdws
Big Ten
Tilineis te- Hight
ersten
VATICAN
U.S
Gladys Cooper
Baxter
Whiting
Moorhead
marrisks
sene tee in
the
pol
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DANCER
minera
Labor feaders
xall
xall, to consider the advisability of sending a delegation of overstorn
xerk
alimulater markets
Heilig
Europe
Fraser
Britain
Gibbs
Glaga
Montague
Whittaker
Blower
Musgalini
Young
Robertson
Woods
Sullivan
Indianapolis Star
HOOSIER STATE
Delos Doty
Willsinaon
angus W._Kery
cnet
Amert
FARRINGTON
Frank Fat j Finstan
Tillmols
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United Mine Workers of
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