Indiana teachers plan effort for pay and living costs
About 1,800 state teachers from 17,000 educators at the Indiana State Teachers Association session in Indianapolis plan to push for higher salaries. They cite low pay for district teachers, rising cost of living, and the need for professional advancement as the committee reports on salaries, urging raises aligned with other professions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
State Teachers’ Association
Schoo Corporation
J. B. Pearcy
Anderson High Acuat
Pearcy
Carr
Anderson Wchools
Danger for Girls in School Athletics
Prof. Ira Rinker of Remington High says high school girls face greater athletic risk than boys. He notes girls often push themselves to extremes and that their studies suffer more. He mentions Remington girls basketball has been abandoned due to perceived athletic evils for female students.
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Ira Rinker
Remington High School
Rinker
Remigton
Indiana Teachers Endure Poor Conditions and Low Pay
The article recounts teachers facing cold damp poorly lit schoolrooms and long hours with meager lunches. It laments health issues like tuberculosis among teachers, urges better salaries, and emphasizes moral instruction and character building as essential values in the common school system. Verdursburg figures promoter T W C Brardenburg advocates higher salaries to support educators and the state’s education system.
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Qaypool
Aiesnay
Pearcy
Inianapolix
Mr. Pearer
Cailegn
Mary
Hank
Sara
Lisson
State Board of Health
Motador Dea
Ronks
Nome
Stnday T. W. C. Brardenburg
Verdursburg
Indiana
Huffman Receives Light Sentence for Assault Charge
Minh Diffimad and Fhirttl were arrested at a rally where Huffman faced charges of attempted criminal assault on Uetle Mice Ernst. Judge Alford sentenced Huffman to a workhouse monthes for assault and battery after a jury found the charge well founded. Mrs Eisner testified Huffman entered her house at 1836 Halgseat and made advances while she was away.
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Minh Diffimad
von Diay
Uetle
Mice Ernst
Montha
Alford
Jennie Nee
Fed
Huffman
Elise
Tate
Dewey
Con
Uyffmar
Petr Qither
Stir
Uttle
Alice
Chud
Unpaid Fines Prompt Court Action in County
After unpaid fines, family Gierk Fogarty sends out more notices to several parties asking them to val and sertie before Thursday or papers to be filed at the county clerk's office. J Brown questioned a Liberty and Washington saloon keeper who had previously avoided payment. Fogarty warned of courthouse papers at 3 o clock Wednesday if the fine remained unpaid, and Brown checked with the police station.
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Fogarty
County Clerk's Office
J. Brown
Liberty
Washington-aia
Old
Werdneviey
Brown
Fire damages Witt LaRue home in M idday blaze
A small fire at Witt LaRue's residence caused a wall to crack and damage before noon on Wednesday. LaRue was away at the time and returned to find the front windows scorched and the structure smoky. Fire crews responded quickly.
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Uir
Witt LaRue
LaRue
Washingtorst
Benateave
Fortette
Attar
Frank Littleton
Aleptionn Companies
Governor Probing Alleged Troubles at Southerly Hospital
Gov Durbin and officials including Brown and Buller plan an investigation into conditions at Southerly Hospital for the Insanety. Secretary Lockwood stays tight lipped about the gubernatorial party’s trip while disputes and alleged appointments stir trouble at Evansville trustees and superintendent. The inquiry aims to address potential issues before the legislative session and Durbin’s retirement.
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Ott Reng
Durbin
Nemarchus
Brown
Amos W. Buller
State Board of Charities
George Lockwood
Evansville
Board of Trustees
Sunor
Guy
Fire records report two house blazes this week
A. J. Bull at 1¢ B McCarty street reports a two story frame residence fire caused by an overheated stove at 6 08 a m Wednesday with a $25 loss. Willa LaRue of 335 Twelfth street reports a two story frame dwelling fire caused by a defective flue with a $57 loss.
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Daily Fire Record
A.J. Bull
McCarty St
Willa LaRue
Twelfth St
Two Die in Fire at Linton Home Tragedy
In Winton Indiana, December 28, Nathan O'Neal a wealthy local figure perished with his daughter May in a morning fire that destroyed the O'Neal residence. His wife was fatally burned.
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Linton
Iscripps M'Rae
Winton
Ind
Nathan O'Neal
May
O'Neal
Mr. O'Neal
Cashier Shoots Self at Local Office in Tragic Incident
Special to the Sun reports Tarlo Thompson, a longtime cashier at the Bibi Minis Company, shot himself in front of a mic ro store coal company's office. He left a note and four children, with unclear motives disclosed in terse lines.
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Tarlo Thompson
Oul Bibi Minis Company
Jon
Pumsel BP
Microe
Mr.Thompenir
Eeve Iellets
Himeett
Workhouse sentence for Maya over chicken theft joke
A damaged OCR note reports Maya was sent to the workhouse after a fight over a neighbor’s chicken. The incident involved a quarrel labeled a joke and resulted in a 35 day plus three day duration at the workhouse.
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Maya
Ube
Port Arthur battle toll and cold winter in Indianapolis
Dec. 28 dispatch from Tokyo reports officers killed and dozens wounded likely at Port Arthur. Navy lists nine officers and men killed on peckit duty as siege continues. Casualties and bombarded fortifications described with declining stores and harsh weather. Indianapolis records coldest winter yet tests charity groups with limited buffering for the needy.
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Iscripps
RAE
Tokio
Weaueeday
Port Arthur
Bac Tt
Port Artin
Constravhenke
Stoesarl
Smilvolla
Posyiris
Woman Spy in Czar's Palace Sparked Espionage Suspicion
Scripps-McNae cable report from St. Petersburg says a nurse long in the imperial household has been expelled for espionage. She allegedly transmitted state documents to a foreign power, aiding revolutionaries, with copies found among her possessions. Police escorted her to Bykduhnen en route to Germany, amid fears for the Czar’s safety.
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Scripps-M
ST. Petersburg
Der
Olga
Rusnig
Russia
Hosides
Bydtkuhnen
Mier
Germany
Stan
Woman Seeks Custody After Domestic Dispute
A couple, identified as man and wife, faced a custody dispute in court this week. The wife claimed injury occurred during a private matter and they discussed terms before police involved. The husband was discharged and the wife sought relocation to a facility. both were expected to face further proceedings.
Post holiday backlog eased by registry division
Temporary clerks hired to handle the rush were discharged on Tuesday. The registry division, usually slowest to recover after holidays, has caught up with work and is running as smoothly as before.
Four Lives Lost in Chicago Blizzard Chaos
A Chicago gale last night left three deaths in the city and one in a fire fueled by wind. Thirteen injured as storms, ice, and downed lines disrupted trains, streets, and communications across Chicago and nearby towns.
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Chicago
Middle States
Mex Steiner
Thomas Walsh
Jackson Boulevard
Green
Nelle Harlan
Chartes Harlin
Wineroom Case Involves Jennie Graves In Police Court
Jennie Graves, a victim of the wineroom and a downtown saloon, was fined one dollar plus costs in police court on Wednesday. Arrested in a Delaware barrel house she was intoxicated and has been in critical condition since. She claimed she entered to escape the sun and was drinking with a man who fled before arrest. The judge faulted saloons for allowing such entry and urged the keeper to be arrested.
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Jennie Graves
Pelen
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