Influenza Epidemic Seen in Indiana On The Wane
Reports from Anderson Kokomo Garret Henry County and White County indicate the flu outbreak is easing. Purdue University will not close though a few cases appear. Indiana University notes student cases. Garret plans school closure. Kokomo county counts nearly 2 500 cases with many in Kokomo.
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United Press
Indiana
Anderson
O. P. Terry
Purdue University
Indiana University
F. N. Murray
Howard County
Kokomo
Garret
Henry County
C. E. Canaday
White County
Burnettsville
Idaville
Monticello
Indiana health alerts as rain spreads illness to students
Health authorities in Indiana warn against exposure during rainy weather after reports that over six hundred pupils fell ill in Rush County and other areas. The warnings emphasize avoiding contaminated areas and seeking medical care if symptoms appear.
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Rush County
Indiana
Pastor to Start Job in Indianapolis Alliance Branch
Rev E W Davis of Harri son Ohio will begin duties as pastor of the Indianapolis branch of the Christian and Missionary Alliance at Park avenue and Tenth street. He inherits the post after Rev A W Tozer resigned two months ago for Chicago. Davis will preach on Partnership With God in the morning and Defenders of the Faith in the evening.
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Daviess County
E. W. Davis
Harri
Son
Indianapolis
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Park Avenue
Tenth Street
A. W. Tozer
Alliance Church
Chicago
Davis
New Record Believed Set in Roozendaal Frontier Town
Berlin reports a Dutch frontier town Roozendaal may have set a duration mail transmission record. A workman found a postal card mailed December 31, 1883, inside a repaired letter-box, destined for Steenbergen and carrying New Year wishes. The card’s obsolete postage was honored upon delivery. Birds are said to control pupil size.
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United Press
Berlin
Roozendaal
Steenbergen
Holland
Kellogg Pact Delayed Over Rights of U S
United States Senate debate on the Kellogg anti war treaty stalls as Reed and reservationists push a resolution asserting no implied sanctions and preserving Monroe doctrine rights. The Foreign Relations Committee will continue meeting daily toward a Christmas deadline, though success appears unlikely.
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United Press
Washington
James A. Reed
Missouri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
United States
Borah
Senate
Cuba Ratifies Kellogg Treaty By Senate
The Cuban Senate has ratified the Kellogg anti war treaty, the state department was advised today.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
Senate
Three Hurt in Scaffold Fall In Huntington
Three men were injured when a scaffold collapsed sending them about thirty feet to the ground. Charles Bowers suffered fractures to both legs and minor injuries, Lloyd B. Rush fractured hip and bruises, and Charles Russell had minor back injuries.
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Huntington
Ind
Charles Bowers
Lloyd B. Rush
Charles Russell
Burns Brothers Arrested Aiding Louisville Bank Robbery
Two Nashville men, John P. Burns and Robert Burns, ages 27 and 33, were arrested Thursday night at the request of Louisville authorities. They are held on fugitive warrants for questioning in connection with a recent Louisville bank robbery and will be turned over to Louisville detectives today.
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Quiz
Louisville
John P. Burns
Robert Burns
Nashville
Tenn
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