Advocate Court of Commerce as Aid to Business
A discussion of price fixing, overproduction, and potential creation of a court of commerce to resolve questions on production and coordination. Herman Baruch outlines that such a court could encourage cooperation while preserving public welfare, with safeguards against trust power and regulatory oversight. The piece traces questions about capital aggregation, industry coordination, and the balance between consumer benefit and competitive markets.
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Wreckage of War Marches in Ghastly Peace Spectacle
A stark parade in Paris models a grim peace pageant with veterans and wounded survivors marching in dust and glare. Spectators watch a somber, haunting scene colorfully described by reporters and officials.
Grocer Slain Near Greenfield in Broad Pursuit
Special to The Indianspoily reports Harry Roberts, a grocer aged 48, killed after a pursuit from Greenfield. A car chase ended with Roberts firing at a man on a running board and wounding another, as his wife and a second woman were involved. Authorities say witnesses described the shooting and pursuit lasting miles, with no names released.
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Wife Confesses She Had Mate Flogged by Mob
A New York city area story recounts Mrs. Huhoch claiming her husband was flogged by two masked men on Nav Hubach’s eve. The mob attack left him in a hospital in critical condition. Investigations involve the Ku flux and American Legion amid ongoing county concerns and attempted suicides.
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War Declared on Alleged Indiana Mass Frauds
Newspapers report federal authorities opened cases against Kenneth Heckley Burl Park Indiana and Glenn D Fréeyer Fort Wayne on charges of defrauding the United States through work at home schemes. The state says con artists used ads promising money from home crafts to lure women and shutins into buying materials, claiming quick profits before failing to deliver.
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Fort Wayne man linked to nationwide trafficking ring arrest
Fort Wayne resident Glenn D Freyer 24 owner of Mile Art Company and operator of a home project faced federal and local charges. Authorities say he operated a nationwide scheme involving women and girls across the country, allegedly demanding large sums and selling items for profit. The investigation, led by federal agents and local police, uncovered a broader conspiracy with alleged purchases and sales across multiple states. The case includes claims of noncompliant shipments and misrepresented goods.
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Community workers report 32 per cent of fund quota
Campaign workers announce progress with 32 percent of the fundraising quota fulfilled. Luncheon in Claypool Hotel room, Alfred Inuffsunn executive chairman, G Ruddell presiding, telegram from Mr Kauffmann congratulating the campaign and urging continued effort.
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Armistice Day Observance Amid Descriptive Chaos In Indianapolis
The city marked Armistice Day with a mass meeting at Keith Theater led by American Legion officials. Police and fire bands played as thousands gathered, honoring veterans and recalling battles while a court case involving Hawkins dominated late coverage.
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Three dismissed by school board in warm session
In a heated board meeting, three members faced dismissal votes with the majority split. A demand for hearings surfaced as several officials left their offices. turmoil over the decision extended into the chamber with emotional reactions from attendees and officials alike.
Dry Lecturer Faces Jail Term in Temperance Case
A transcriptless OCR fragment describes a court case involving a temperance lecturer facing imprisonment. The narrative references a Mrs Taum Patten and mentions a liquor issue, with distorted lines implying legal actions or charges tied to a probation or court outcome. The garbled text shows a focus on prohibition era tensions and a social guardianship theme.
Coughing Habit Allegedly Linked to Indianapolis Victims
Fragmented report suggests a coughing habit as a possible factor in a string of Indianapolis health incidents. The article cites medical opinions and mentions a growing number of affected individuals, with authorities urging caution and further study.
Dauia Seeks Relieved in Labor Department After March Fourth
Fragments report President Candier’s cabinet reshuffle hints at no immediate changes beyond possible departure of Dauia from the Labor Department after March 4. White House stresses no further cabinet realignments, though resignations from other officials are anticipated.
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Murderer gets life sentence in grisly homicide case
A high profile murder trial concluded with the defendant receiving a life sentence. The courtroom heard details of the brutal crime and the jury returned a verdict amid intense testimony. Prosecutors highlighted the victim’s family’s grief as the judge imposed the maximum available penalty.
Budget favored by Walmiack at conference for next state administration
A regional gathering of supporters and party officials discussed budget priorities and staffing for the incoming administration. Key figures, including party leaders and committee members, outlined plans to coordinate farm aid policy, strengthen state revenue measures, and appoint regional representatives while affirming commitment to the party’s agenda.
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Stanton Julian Taken to State Reformatory
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Incoming Administration Aims Thrift and Law Enforcement
Ed Jackson and Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, who vied for governor, are named to lead a thrift and efficiency survey commission. The group seeks streamlined enforcement and a leaner state apparatus, with an emphasis on economic growth and orderly governance.
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Mrs Harding Reported Better In Marion Bulletin
Local weather and health notes reflect Mrs Harding improving after recent illness. Bulletin quotes indicate she is able to take more activity, with family observers noting signs of strength and cautious optimism as the day ends.
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