Matrimony and Nonresident Teachers Stir Indiana School Meeting
Indiana teachers debate matrimony as a cause of staff turnover and discuss using nonresident hires to avoid local influence. resolutions oppose convict made books and back higher salaries, medical exams, Bible in public schools and gym emphasis. Judge Stubbs warns cigarettes wreck youths and calls for stricter school welfare measures.
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Stubbs
J. N. Hurty
Victor W. B. Hedgepeth
Gowden
Gymnaxium
F. N. Palmer
Winona
Lories
G. W. Stubbs
Jnvenite Court
Hoya
Rusetts Praises Indiana Exhibit at Expo
Educator praised the Indiana education exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The display received glowing remarks for its quality and preparation, highlighting the state's commitment to teaching and educational progress.
Lawson’s Whip to Deliver Answer on Amalgamated Oil
Boston reports Thomas Lawson wired from Newark that the Iinnors Unit C has been bought off by the Standard Oil Amalgamated crowd. He says the public will hear his answer in a few hours and that the dividend on Amalgamated may be increased.
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Boston
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Lawson
Newark
Noah
Iinnors
Standard Oil Amalgamated
Amalgamated
Mrs Chadwick to Be Released From Prison
Tiwan rellably stated Friday morning that Mrs Chadwick will be released from prison. Her attorney Jur P Davey says bail can be given in ample quantity and will decide if she terminates residence in the county.
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Cleveland
Creest
Chadwick
Tiwan
Hastite
Jur P. Davey
Dawley
Bank executive recovering from serious apoplexy
T Berkwith of the Citizens National Bank is recovering from a serious attack of apoplexy and was much better on Friday, according to a report from Oberlin Ohio.
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Clegram Oberlin
Presdent
T. Berkwith
Citizens’ National Bank
Moore Named to Government Service by President
J Hampton Moore receives a high government post from the President. The report notes his prior service and outlines the expected duties and staff changes as the new chief prepares to lead the department, including the appointment of clerks and the organization of offices.
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J. Hampton Moore
Sharpe Seeks House Doorkeeper in Indiana Vote
Sharpe of Fort Wayne runs for chief doorkeeper in the Indiana House. Start of campaign in Indianapolis led by Bimir Leonard, aiming to unseat Silton Garris of Kokomo. Sharpe backed by twelfth and thirteenth districts and allies in Allen County, eyeing a Democratic stronghold win.
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Fort Weer
Indianapolis
Bimir Leonard
Silton Garris
Kokomo
Te Atrone
Lie
Allen County
Little Woman Teacher Is a Boy Tamer
In Anderson a small female teacher gains a reputation as a boy tamer. A boy with a dead mother and absent father improves under her influence, arriving half an hour early to lessons. The superintendent notes many seek to learn from her method and asserts such teachers are worth more than value.
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Anderson
Sven
Little baby files suit in alleged case at polls
Fragmentary OCR from a local page outlines a child related suit involving an unnamed mother and father with references to a baby and polling place. Names and details are garbled but indicate a family legal action connected to an election context. The readable text suggests custody or parental dispute amid electoral activity.
Route Changes Prompt Citywide Traffic Order
A partial OCR text notes altered routes for the Shebiyst area with permission granted by the Eac of Worky. It mentions Virginie avenue and Marytanide Sh Went en ATAPY Ear, plus a list of places including Charlotte, Hardleyests, and New Jerery. The contract was awarded to the Sun Yayor Light company for the project.
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Waiklinpianst
Weisbach Lithia
Charlotte
Ber
Sun Yayor Light Company
Teen Confesses Stolen Pants To Warm Up
Eagar Brown, 16, told Judge Stubbs he stole a pair of pants from Garfield Hays to obtain central clothing during cold weather. He will be tried next week.
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Eagar Brown
Stubbs
Garfield Hays
Admirals Togo and Shamiamura welcomed amid tokio crowds
Crowds celebrate the arrival of Admiral Taga in Tokio as Admiral Togo is paraded to carriages from the court stables for the emperor. A cycle of fetes is planned in honor of the arbitral event. Report notes fort capture near Mussaerts with 500 prisoners and heavy guns seized.
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Togo
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Unclear Threats Report At Tambo Gathering
Vaguely described incident notes threats of violence at a gathering near Tambo. The crowd clashed with partisans amid tension as attendees reacted to an unclear provocation. No sustained details or named individuals are provided.
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Iscruts
Tambo
Parton Viel
Mayor Inspects City Hospital Reveals Mixed Conditions
Mayor Holtaman and Dr Martin accompanied by the Board of Public Health conducted an inspection of the City Hospital on Thursday. The mayor said rooms were well heated and ventilated and cleaner than expected, though several positions need filling after recent deaths and other causes. A formal report on the inspection’s outcome will be issued in a few days.
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Martin
Weather Update Quiet Fall Night Ahead
Forecast calls for fair skies Friday night and Saturday with no material temperature change. Readings near dawn 28 degrees, noon 40 degrees, and 2 pm 43 degrees as the day warms slowly.
Joseph Garshwiler Dies After Prolonged Illness
Joseph Cuarshwiler a real estate and insurance agent living at 51 Park Ave died at City Hospital Thursday afternoon after a long illness. The obituary note references a cough remedy and piano ads from the era, with miscellaneous promotional lines included.
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Joseph Cuarshwiler
Si Park Ave
City Hospital
Piso
Flesh-covered Skeletons Found on Dumping Ground Under Bridge
Five尸 human remains packed in barrels and dumped under the Kentucky Avenue bridge over the White River were found near Indianapolis. Workers reported bodies missing heads and limbs, with evidence of fresh wagon tracks and alleged links to a medical college. Authorities plan investigations, consider charges, and will bury the remains.
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White River
Llaborer
Biegelemon Kitataitler
Bernaner
Indianapolis
Prigme
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