England faces demand for army reform by Japan
A Tokyo budget committee inquiry to Gen Terauchi questions whether Japan will insist on Britain reforming its army. The incident, viewed as discord in the Anglo Japanese alliance, has angered English subjects who fear loss of prestige and want facts on the allied stance. News outlets in London report telegrams seeking clarity from Prime Minister Yukio Ozaki regarding the matter.
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Scrippa-Mefrie
Japan
Britain
Tokio
Oishi
ALA
Budget Committee
Diet
Teruchul
Rainister
England
Winwer
London New
Yukio
Olahi
Terachul
Cold Wave 15 Forecast Hit By Frigid Northwest Surge
The weather bureau predicts a sharp cold wave with temperatures dropping to near zero by Friday night. Readings show 31 degrees at 7 am and falling through the day with experts expecting a steady decline to below freezing within a few hours, marking the turning point Thursday.
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Weather Bureau
Inspectors Parade in New Health Dept Uniforms
A parade of health inspectors in new uniforms marched from the health office to Mayor Bookwalter's office Thursday morning. City Sanitarian Eugene Buehler led the inspection. The crew, including George Cotton and Z N Gould, wore caps and buttons, drawing mixed reactions but overall praise for the smart attire and expected boost in professionalism.
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Eugene Buehler
Charles A. Bookwalter
Theen
Bookwalter
Health Department
George 31. Cotton
Z. N. Gould
Wiliam Sauders
Ed Jordan
Elmer Lang Wesley T. Young
Robert Alexander
W. T. Latte
Elmer Williams
Cotton
Chris Kruger
Police
Mule Trade Conspiracy Arrests In Manchester Ind
Osear Watson of Muncie was charged with conspiracy to defraud AR. Miller, a Manchester farmer, and Frank Clevenger with his father were arrested after a mule sale fraud scheme. A newspaper ad lured Miller to buy mules for 200 dollars, one animal wore out, a later low offer prompted suspicion, and detectives traced Watson to a hotel where he was taken into custody.
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Osear Watson
Muncie
Michigan St
Miller
Watson
Banquet of Indiana Democrats at Grand Hotel Highlighted by Kern
Bryan Hearst and Parker factions gather at the Grand Hotel in Bryan for a large Democratic editors banquet marking a unity effort ahead of the November election. Key speakers include John W. Kern and L. E. Stack with talks on Public Graft and Democracy. Friday features committee reports and officer elections.
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Bryan Democrats
Hearst Democrats
Parker-Faggert
Seinor
Grand Hotel
Dty
Ely
Atule
TG Eilingham
Decatur
Association
Elinghaam
Indiana
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
L. Ert Stack
Frannklin
W. C. Ball
Terredanie
Eingham
Cromer
Biligham
Detention department for juveniles eyed at police station.
County commissioners may fund converting the Moor of the police station into a juvenile detention department. Judge George W W Stubbs and Police Chief Metzger inspected the third floor, which could be separated for girls and boys, with a matron in charge and a dining room for the children. The plan requires county approval and expense from the commissioners.
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George W.w.stubbs
Police Metzger
Landis Faces Threat of Tough Republican Fight
Washington reports Congressman Frederick Landis of the Eleventh district faces strong opposition as Frank W. Bearss declares for the nomination and Major Steele may seek a comeback. A March 29 district convention at Wabash is set, with Crowded county lines and a “congressional smelling committee” assessing Steele's strength and past alliances.
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Frank W. Dearsé
Hern
Miami County
Lanjis
Logansport
Mariot FP. Evans
Belrmies
Wabash
Sali
Landis
George A. Osborn
Grant County
Bearss
Miami
3Iaj. Steele
Marion
Congress
Steele
Marian
Blackford County
H. J. Paulus
Bryce Kinney
Glen D. Kimball
S. J. Strider
Cary E. Cowgill
J. Good Cowgill
Calvin Cowgill
Hin Mont
Bince Landis
Baby in a BasketFound by James Lee's Family
A blue-eyed baby boy about a month old was found in a shed behind James Lee's home at 27 Miley-ave early Thursday. A note from the unknown mother described the baby's birth date and care instructions, and neighbors expressed interest in adopting. Mrs. Lee decided to keep the child, assuring the public of a good home.
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James Lee
Miley-ave
Lee
Jace
Crane
Death of Rev J G Montfort Senior Presbyterian Leader
Rev J G Montfort a longtime preacher and editor for over four decades, died in Cincinnati in his ninety sixth year. He founded the Herald and Presbyter and mentored his son and others who now edit the same publication. He was linked to Rev BP Whallon, and Judge Thomas C Whallon of Indianapolis is his son.
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BP Whallon
Thomas C. Whallgn
Indianapolis
Montfeit
the Herald and Presbyter
Wabash Appoints New Commercial Agent
Newly appointed commercial agent for the Wabash with headquarters at No. 2 Jackson price took charge Thursday. North was formerly commercial agent of the Wabash Hoosac route at Toledo.
Councilman Neukom Opposes License Scheme for Newspaper Vendors
Reportedly Neukom, a city official, opposes a proposed ordinance requiring newsboys to deposit a fee with the city to sell papers. He recalls once selling papers and argues the plan would burden newsboys, especially those with little money, and may threaten their ability to work the corners. He expresses sympathy with the newsboys.
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Neukom
Newsboys
W. J. Neuen
Washington
Iminoissta
Cromer Loses Bid to Fix 8th District Primary
In Muncie Indiana on February 1 George W Cromer member of congress failed to dictate the time and manner for nominating a Republican candidate. The district committee voted for a primary on April 3 with three members backing Cromer and Butwell the sole opponent pushing a date no earlier than April 2. The panel also urged county chairmen not to hold concurrent primaries or to ensure separate election boards if tied to the congressional vote.
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Borcing
Sony
Fires in C. H. and D. yard destroy oil house and damage shop
Two simultaneous fires in the C. H. and D. railway yard damaged an oil house and partly consumed a carpenter shop. Each started from an overheated stove, independent incidents, with total damage not exceeding 209 dollars. Fire department was on scene at noon Thursday and warned of potential spread to surrounding property.
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C.H. & D. Railway Company
Surprise in the Senate prompts Roosevelt defense
In Washington Senator Patterson of Compurda opened with a vigorous defense of President Roosevelt, showing strict partisanship since taking seat four years ago. A Republican could not argue Roosevelt's cause more earnestly, as reported by The Sun. Admiral Togo is coming to America in April with two armored cruisers, per Tokyo dispatches.
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Washington
Patterson
Compurda
Esterday
Roonevelt
Bush
Roosevelt
Togo
Serispe-Mcue
Tokio
Toxo
America
Big Fire Destroys McGregor Opera House in Brazil Indiana
A major blaze at the McGregor opera house in Brazil Indiana early today destroyed the theater and damaged surrounding rooms. The fire, likely from crossed electric wires, required help from Jon Verte Haute and an interurban fire company to bring it under control. The open house was attended by a large crowd last night. owner Mr. McGregor faced losses including seating and instruments, with insurance listed at 800. Other businesses and individuals suffered heavy losses including a billiard hall, pianos, sewing machines, and various personal effects. The theater manager William Lovett and tailor F W Tee were among those affected.
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Ind
McGregor Opera
Tire Department
Jon Verte Haute
A. Tire Company
Opie
McGregor
BOO Insurance
Totten & Nelly
Cornwall
Hunt
Billard
J.B
Adame
Jelgars
J. F. Wall
M. Keily
A. D.f
Fewrtry
Wiliam Lovett
Opera
Dr. J. C. Greeg
F. W. Tee
Songs for Man's Society: Dittoe vs Henchman in court
Joe Dittoe files a complaint in Squire Stout's court accusing Homer Henchman of threatening to kill him. Henchman was previously arrested and faced police court on four counts of assault and battery against Dittoe, a Black man. Dittoe fled when Henchman hunted him with a revolver and now seeks aid to find work and leave town.
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Joe Dittoe
Uaits
Squire Stout
Homer Henchman
Dittae
Ibis Salu
Rome
Dale Still a Sufferer After Car Crash Injuries
Dale, a draftsman for a local automobile company, accompanied a party of girls on a ride north of the city. Their auto overturned. one girl died beneath the car while others were injured. Dale was trapped beneath the vehicle and severely burned but is expected to recover.
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Weel Vale
Dale
Neal Takes the Oath as Sixth Indiana Revenue Collector
Neal was sworn in as collector of internal revenue for Indiana's sixth district. He began his new term Thursday after taking the oath. The Washington revenue agent reviewed the office accounts and found all books correct and in order.
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Neal
Internal Revenue
Indiana
Washington
Ranke trial postponed amid court delays
Gus Ranke facing criminal assault and contributing to the ruin of it is charge. The trial was postponed again as attorneys request more delay through Thursday. Judge Tunpin held court with prosecutor Henvattet and others present, witnesses summoned for jury duty.
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John S. Duncan
Ofor Rudtke
Theresa Are
Duncan
Tunpin
Tunean
Kyan
Ruecelshaus
Nobleatiliy
Alonso Lewis Mundiane
Henvattet
Rana Tae
Nobleavitte
Lewis
Pankean
Memhayan
Tie Sman
Handling The Cash Leaders Advocate State Revenue Measures
A confused report describes politicians advocating revenue actions to attract state funds. It notes pushback from critics who fear bond requirements and government reshaping, with mentions of reimbursements and potential long-term repayment by officials and departments. The piece hints at public debate over fiscal policy and accountability.
Merchants and Armufacturers Ticket in Local Club Race
A second independent ticket named The Merchants and Manufacturers Ticket enters the Alicetora Commercial Club election set for February 14. It lists Harry C. Atkins John E Hollett Joseph A Keller Carl H Teidvher Charles A McConnell William J Maine Harry S Reminger Hugens Runyan among its backers. Ordinary and independent tickets also feature overlapping names including Edwin A Hendrickson and Franklin Vornegul across tickets.
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Alicetora
Merchants’ and Armufaceturers
Harry C. Atkins
Atking Company
John E Hollett
Ayres, Hollett & Jones
Joseph A. Keller
Indianapolis
Harry 8. Reminger
Snattingpolts Fancy Grocery Company
Hugens Runyan
Central States Drlaza Company
All the Boy
Edwin A. Hendrickson
Indian Apolis Saddlery Company
Toen
Franklin Vornegul
Wiliam J. Moshey
TRIP TO HERSCHEL ISLAND ENCOUNTER PROMISED FOR NEXT SATURDAY
A fragmentary report notes Captain Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer, will start a return trip next Saturday from a shop in Verschettata. It mentions Commercial Fuel Co offering special coal prices for a few days and local business notices including Stegemeler Bros and Monnett's Randonts.
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Herschel Island
Serippa-Seling Press Association
Eagle Cicy
Alusak
Retala Amundsen
Verschettata
THE
Commercial Fuel Co
Bath
Free Ferger's Appeal Spurs Local Business Backing
Sentiment grows among Commercial Club Merchants’ Association and rival groups to shorten the sentence of Druggist Ferger, jailed after a December 2 incident. Witnesses challenge the timing, insisting Ferger was not at the store during the sale while his defense highlights alleged injustice and physician impact on his health.
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Fergig
Martas
George Lescont
Chelytmias
Rin
Iis
Levee Seeking Support From Mayor for White River Bank
A Fifth Ward improvement club delegation and Councilman Neukom met Mayor Bookwaller Thursday morning to urge backing a renewed request to the Board of Public Works for a levee along the White river bank from New York Street to the Michigan Street bridge.
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Fifth Ward Improvement Club
W. J. Neukom
Charles A. Bookwaller
Board of Public Works
White River
New, Tork-st
Leck Divorce Says Alimony And Fees Ordered
Judgment in the divorce of Elizabeth Leck and Frank B Leck by Judge Lepthers awards $800 alimony and requires the defendant to deposit $0 for attorney fees in court within 98 days. The restoration of Elizabeth Schall as her maiden name was granted.
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Elizabeth Leck
Frank B. Leck
Lepthers
Elizabeth Schall
Morton Receives Clerkship in Hallroad Commission
J E Morton, previously in Judge Williams office and a federal court stenographer, was appointed clerk of the Hallroad Commission succeeding Gilbert Warner. Warner resigned to become head clerk at the Indiana Engineering company, and Morton assumed the role Thursday.
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Morton
J. E. Morton
Banks Condition Report Signals Shortage at Jan Close
The currency controller issued a call for a statement of condition from national banks as of January close. Reports indicate a $184 shortage followed by a further loss cost totaling about $2,000 amid a probe into county officer accounts in Champaign.
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Scrippe-McAthe Preas Association
Washington
Scrippa-Melee Presa Association
Urdana
Champal
County
Punty
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Songs For Man's Society
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Gus Ranke
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