Jackson selects men for survey of state affairs
Governor-elect Jackson announces a committee to study trimming state government by eliminating redundant boards and commissions. Arthur Foxter of Indianapolis and John Trattinger of HyshyMle head the panel with Lawrence Hartweight of Portland, Pliny Woltar assisting. The probe aims to streamline departments and cut costs while ensuring officials and agencies are properly aligned.
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Arthur Foxter
Indianapolis
John EH Trattinger
HyshyMle
Lawrence
Portland
Pliny Woltar
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Weather Outlook for Indianapolis and Nearby Areas
A garbled forecast notes Wednesday and Thursday as generally fair with warm daytime highs and cooler nights. It lists a Wednesday maximum near 48 with a minimum around 34, and mentions dry conditions with no significant precipitation expected.
Members of Survey Body Appoint State Boat Commission
The text states that figures named ARTHUR HRASZLR IYDIAXAF OTTh JORS H SIPEINGER RUBR WILEE AY LAWRENCE CART WAKi PORTLAND have appointed a commission to make an audit or survey of state boats and related matters. The passage is garbled but indicates an official appointment for state boat affairs and financial oversight.
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ARTHUR HRASZLR
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RUBR WILEE
AY LAWRENCE CART
WAKi
PORTLAND
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Bloodshed Feared in Water Dispute
Los Angeles and county officials warn of potential violence as a water dispute threatens to explode into armed conflict over the Alameda gate aqueduct. District Attorney Jeff Heasiatoth predicts possible arrests and widespread damage if ranchers confront state police and armed guards. Page three reports the looming crisis and its impact on life and property.
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Charles Callin
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Red Skin Cigar Store Guardian Found By Rails
A newspaper item reports the discovery of a Red Skin Cigar Store guardian by railroad tracks near Forty alath, with details describing the copper skinned guardian and the reaction of local authorities and the crowd. A reward was offered as investigators pursued the assailant amid reports of a harbor sale and other scattered notes.
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RAILS
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Romemaghoren
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Telia
Economic report shows higher expenditures than receipts in year
A countywide expenditure survey led by Charins Mettleborough reveals total expenditures totaling 1.4 million while receipts from all sources reached about 1.2 million. Revenue surpassed by roughly 210 thousand in the prior year, with continued debt status noted and a page reference to further details on the finansial outlook.
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Hawkins Did II Defense in Fraud Case Trial
A distorted report outlines Hawkins facing fraud charges with defense theory challenged by Judge Geer. The article notes prosecutors arguing a proper jury question and details related to witnesses, the defense strategy, and courtroom rulings shaping the trial progress.
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HAWKINS
Homer Elliott
Hawkitia
Semel
aerosanudes
vounael
Jary
Fordinond
Geiger
promeam
Hi Sax
New York
antecan Ager
Hawkiia Morteage
William Webb
William MC Baeoth
Rovard
Charles
Pitters burgh
Gelget euler
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Chamber of Commerce Divisional Meeting Closes
A draft report from the Northern Illinois division meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce details proposals on repealing the tax provisions for corporations. The session at City Pool Hotel discussed possible amendments to the 1924 act and related measures aimed at corporate taxation and national economic policy.
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Congress
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United Steten Chamber of Commence
Uie City pool
John H Ahes
York
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International Chamber of Commerce
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Chambay of Commerce
Rolgen seolar
Temirk Hodger & Co
New York
Purse Snatching Incident Reported Near College Avenue
A woman was robbed of her purse near College Avenue by two pilferers described as young men or boys. The attackers fled in a car after a struggle as witnesses noted a nearby alley and a quick getaway toward Avhland Avenue. Police were alerted and a description of one suspect, a dark-coated man in a tight colored overcoat wearing a black hat, was filed. The victim Mildred Gbing was said to be absent from her room the next day. continued on AGH THAR.
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Avhland avenue
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Mildred Gbing
Rey
Morntaley
Besley
Shellenberser
Miedala
Garones Wurmhy
County Preactilor
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Labor Resolution Scores Engineers Labor Action
Fragmented report on labor unrest and resolutions within the engineering and printing trades. Mentions American Federation of Labor, Kentucky Federation of Trade, and related labor leaders as they respond to miner and worker disputes along Coal River area. notes organizational actions and anticipated conventions.
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marmhers
American Federation of Labor
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MIA Turnblazer
Kentucky
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Farm Board Plans Recess After Conference Today
Agricultural panel in session as Congress weighs advisory action on farm legislation. Commission members say work may be incomplete by May and a four week recess follows. Leaders discuss pending farm measures with Republicans hinting at limited action during the short session.
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FARM BOARD
Gonrreay
bern
Woman Hangs Self in Home in Despondent State
A despondent woman, Mea Moth Trance, aged about 40, is found dead by hanging in her house on Michigan Street after months of anguish. Her daughter Lola, 6, located her body. Dr. Abbott and local authorities investigated. The report notes the husband and extended family, with connections to Louisette and Mish Myrtte.
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Lola
hopeele
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Abbott
Michigan
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Louisetie
Daley McCullough
Mae Spuine
Micholean
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Future of Community Fund in Indianapolis at stake
A campaign drive reports mixed progress as the Community Fund in Indianapolis faces a pivotal moment. Officials warn funds must meet targets to sustain four future years of programs while workers push to rally public support amid questions over administration and lender ties.
Officiale at Columbus C baffled in death of Mrs Shearstey
At Columbus officials struggle to explain the death of Mrs C V Shearstey wife of a local minister. Charred remains were found in the heating plant of the home. A son asserts he saw the body but investigators say he cannot account for why he did not tell other family members.
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Narnace
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Poison and mystery shock a Mantley parish church crime
A brutal poisoning investigation unfolds in a Morntaley parish home. Witnesses describe a furnace heat and a missing corpse as investigators pursue the driver of a horse wagon and a church family tangled in domestic strife. The coroner’s inquest and prosecuting counsel focus on family ties and possible motives amid a tense community scene.
Mrs Harding in Critical Condition Amid Reports of Decline
Fragmented note details Mrs Harding's critical health with references to a recent meeting and condolences. Bulletin reports no change in her condition as physicians monitor her status and her husband fends off speculation. Acknowledgments flow from friends and officials as the nation follows the latest medical update.
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