Praise for Stubbs Man Who Will Have No Opposition
State Statistician Jozeph Wm Stubbs announces renomination for state statistician after a term marked by travel and wide Indiana acquaintances. He enters the race with vigor, backed by traveling salesman ties and broad statewide support, aiming to again secure the Republican nomination and election in 1946.
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Million Dollar Rail Contract Awarded to McIntosh Bros
Milwaukee paper reports Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad awarded a 50 million dollar contract to McIntosh Bros of Milwaukee to build the line's extension 1300 miles from Evarts Delaware to Seattle in a groundbreaking project to the Pacific coast. The deal marks the largest railroad contract in U.S. history, signaling a major expansion of rail infrastructure and jobs.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
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Big Montana rail project linked to coast connections
The article describes proposed railroad expansion from Chamberlain Montana toward Miles City or Camp Cook linking to coast steamers. It outlines phased construction, cost estimates around 3.00 dollars per mile, and potential five year to coast connections with labor supplied by so called common labor. It notes Milwaukee route preferences and mentions the McIntosh brothers Canadian origins and prior major works including Escanaba ore docks.
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Stubbs Seen as Likely Winner in Sixth District Race
The text lauds Mr. Stubbs, a native of Spiteland Indiana, as the Republican favorite in the Sixth district. It notes his broad support, the strong party backing, and claims a decisive majority with improved bureau efficiency and enhanced office usefulness during his administration.
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Killed by Yaquis Fifteen Slain in One Week
Special to The Sup. reports a week of Yaqui killings in Sonora region near Vermosillo Magdalena. Four young men were beaten to death outside Goedope. a yard chopper and an elder man were killed with an axe. Two men on the San Miguel to Pisqueres road were slain, and four soldiers with an American teamster were ambushed near Camp 76. Other victims suffered mutilations and eye loss as violence continues despite field troops.
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Indiana State Prison To Produce Binder Twine For Farmers
The Indiana state prison will start a binder twine plant by Feb 1 with a capacity of five tons daily and aim to sell twine to Indiana farmers at a price above production cost. The plan mirrors Minnesota’s and seeks to keep convict labor contracts, providing jobs for about 7,000 inmates though only 7,000 convicts are available for work.
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Robbers on Roof Escape From Searchers in New York
In wealthy Madison Park area thieves escaped after looting a four story brownstone at 1 E Fifty fourth street. Alfred I White a director in several firms confronted intruders on the fourth floor then watched them flee via rope from the roof toward Park Avenue. The only clue is the rope left behind. Mrs Leary reports two men seen fleeing from a neighboring building as the incident unfolded. Jose Aymar’s house was robbed last summer in the same vicinity.
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Insurance Company, & Bank
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Jose Aymwar
Modern inks date from early research by Lewis and Jeancourt
The origin of modern inks traces to the initial investigations by Dri Lewis and Jeancourt in the chemistry of ink, marking the start of a progressive study into ink composition and production.
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Jeancourt
State to escalate compulsory education and child labor enforcement
Albany January 2 The state education commissioner Draper reports a plan to begin systematic enforcement of compulsory education and child labor laws. Last year 1,413 guardians were arrested for violations, 17,062 truants were taken into custody, and 1,797.35 pupils aged 5 to 18 were enrolled in state schools.
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State Education and Professions Figures for the Year
The year shows elementary school spending at 6434 with a 385 rise and secondary school expenditures of 7818386, up 66152. Licensed professionals include 105 physicians, 3 dentists or veterinary surgeons, 18 registered nurses, and 6 certified public accountants. State bar exams admitted 83 applicants, and the Pharmacy Board licensed 8 pharmacists and druggists.
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