New Officials of Indiana Announce Selection of Aids
New officials of Indiana reveal a Republican shift in state government with Dec 1 effective changes. Frederik Bohortemeler van will become secretary of state, overseeing appointments as Gov elect Ha Jackson takes office. David H Jennings named administrator of the court department, Hernan B Qiu as administrator of the universities. Other posts and transitions follow, signaling a reorganized state administration aimed at efficiency and cross-department coordination.
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Weather Almanac Entry for The Nation's Day
Daily almanac notes indicate sunrise at 6:34 with morning warmth and variable winds. The forecast outlines general Tuesday through Wednesday temperatures and wind patterns, with regional variations across states.
Rum War Seen In Street Gun Fight
Undercover federal prohibition agents clashed with bootleggers in a street gun battle on a city street near sunrise. A bystander was hit. patrol cars and a nearby storefront were damaged. Lawrence Barnett, linked to the shooting, is being sought. authorities say several suspects tied to bootlegging and heists are under investigation.
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Submits Taggart for directorate in U S Chamber
The Northern Central division of the United States Chamber of Commerce held its annual banquet at the Claypool hotel with President Grant urging clear thinking in business to offset blurred conditions. Four candidates were nominated for the station board and more names will be reported at the next meeting.
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Man Aims for Flight With Air Bicycle Concept
A speculative report on an air bicycle that could lift a man with little effort using a wing propeller. The text discusses propeller efficiency, shaft power, and comparisons to traditional airfoil blades, noting experiments and potential demonstrations in Europe and related propulsion ideas.
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Cost Of Governing Indiana One Year Per Capita
Department of Commerce reports tele payments and state expenses for 1923 to 1972. Per capita cost of governing Indiana listed at $9.85, with total state payments for permanent improvements and operating costs rising over decades. Revenue sources include property taxes, special taxes, business licenses, sales taxes, and state debt service. Net receipts show shifts in per capita taxes and overall funding for state services.
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Local drive reaches 83 percent of fund quota
The Industrial and Chamber of Commerce fund drive reports 83 percent of its goal raised. Homer Borat, JK Lischuademen, and Carl C Gibbs chair the effort with plans to extend subscriptions. An additional $8 074.00 pushes total participation toward the target while organizers consider a final push to complete the quota.
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Labor cautioned on forming banks at federation meet
The forty fourth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor discussed restrictions on labor banks and urged careful inquiry into ventures. The federation noted 23 labor banks in operation with total resources surpassing 31 million dollars and highlighted ongoing campaigns to educate and radify labor amendments in the federal constitution. The convention continued joint sessions with the Mexican Loan Confederation of Labor and emphasized membership efforts and education for workers.
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Child Burned and Beaten for Stealing Nickel
A 2 year old, Florence, allegedly beaten by a stepmother figure in Richmond County for stealing a nickel. The court case names Michael Morrison, age 2, and describes abuse, barbed treatment, and a move toward punishment of up to thirty years or a fine of 812 dollars. The report notes a custodial dispute and mentions a local court proceeding.
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Boulevard Strip Annexed by City Sparks Ordinance Battle
A chaotic council hearing centered on annexing the Boulevard Strip and funding street improvements. Officials debated extending city territory, widening avenues, and reworking the budget from $1,100 to $4,800, amid protests and stalled votes as Mayoral and committee members pressed for action.
Tawkins Stock Worthlessness Highlighted in Fed Court
A federal court hearing exposed alleged auditing flaws in the Hawkins Mining Empire case. Accountant Old Tom testified that Hawkins stock was misstated by millions, with figures showing insolvency if banks were misled. Witnesses claimed books overvalued assets while certificates of deposit and deposits appeared misrepresented.
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Convicted Lord Syke Faces Pensioned Fate in Court
The court heard Lord Syke, previously accused of deceiving Capital Society, claim he sought reprieve after apprehension in Washington. He described paying tens of thousands for luxuries and argued his wealth was tied to the alleged ventures, while prosecutors presented a contrasting tale of alleged deceit and loss to investors.
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Body Found in Furnace Fire in Columbus Home
Coroner and prosecutor announce investigation into death of Mrs. Sheateley whose remains were found burned in the furnace of her home. A jewelry piece was recovered and a verdict of suicide by crawling into the furnace was recorded after neighbors reported bones in the furnace and a burned stove area.
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Water Raid Army Holds Fast Despite Suit
An army blockades water works at an Alabamy gate of the aqueduct, resisting authorities and a court order. The siege continues as residents report disrupted supply for years, with officials citing ongoing legal action and anticipated decisions on the water dispute.
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First Snow Sparks Winter Aid Calls Across Cities
Social agencies report a surge of inquiries as the first snowfall of the season hits. Weather notes show about one tenth of an inch on the ground at 6 pm yesterday with a low afternoon high around 38 degrees. Relief efforts by Salvation Army and volunteer groups expand as freezing conditions persist and cold snaps challenge residents and families in need.
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Two Die in Atlantic City Hostelry Fire Wreck
A man and a woman perished in a hotel fire in Atlantic City. Two others are believed dead as investigators probe the blaze that also left a barge and a steamship ablaze nearby. Officials warn of broader danger as rescue and recovery operations continue.
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Fire Rips Atlantic City Hotel Near Virginia Avenue
A devastating blaze destroyed the Hotel Bothwell on Virginia Avenue in Atlantic City. Reports say several people died or were burned, with many hospitalized and rescue efforts ongoing as fire crews battled the flames along the beachfront. Unclear origin cited in kitchen area, large crowds watched from the boardwalk while firefighters fought through the night.
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Explosion on Staten Island barge after blast at Lambert dock
Fire continued after an explosion on a barge at the Lambert Transportation Company dock on Staten Island sound. No injuries reported yet as crews battled flames and assessed damage to the vessel and nearby facilities. Local authorities investigated the cause of the blast and coordinated with maritime responders.
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Local Woman Dies in Auto Accident
A local woman, Helen H Goble, 40, died and her husband Wogh Goble was injured when their motor vehicle left the road near Fummerfond east of shore. They were en route from Colnton to Madison to visit relatives when the crash occurred. The body was sent to the undertaking establishment. details remain scarce.
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Mrs Harding Appears Brighter and Stronger
Marion New York reports Mrs Harding appears brighter and stronger in a bulletin. The brief mentions mid morning observations and notes steady improvement, while observers describe her condition as improving and more alert.
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