Fighting and chaos span a forgotten world news fragment
A wide compilation notes British and American actions in Mesopotamia and Poland amid Bolshevik tensions. It reports casualties in Syria, North Africa, and Madrid style clashes, plus political and social commentary on peace, religion, and race mixing. The piece touches on trials, a poison case, and a debate on communism and national destiny.
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Mesopotamia
Euphrates
Lenin
Warsaw
Ireland
Syria
Marocca
Local Thunder Showers Expected Tonight and Sunday
Indiana forecast warns of scattered thunder showers tonight and Sunday with little temperature change.
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Indiana
Sunday services and preaching at local church
Sunday School starts at 8 30 a m with preaching at 10 50 a m The pulpit will be occupied by Rev George Toplin president of the State Sunday School of Kentucky An evening service is announced
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George Toplin
State Sunday School of
Kentucky
Evens Servyee
Governor Cox Delivers Notable Dayton Speech On League
Ohio Governor Cox speaks before a large Dayton audience, dedicating about one third of his remarks to the League of Nations and world peace. He defends ratification, criticizes separate peace plans, and urges action on war-time measures and woman suffrage.
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Stent
Ohio
League
Senate
League of Nations
Amec Ene
Lenaly Harding
Geray
Armamenut
Maple Street West Virginia Church Services Noted
Rev Samings Read, pastor, leads Maple Street West Virginia church with Sunday School and 4 full attendance. Preaching at 10 30 am. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Joe Thom invites the public to attend this service.
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Maple Street
Samings Read
Wise Aloni
Ahesiess
Joe Thom
Morton Memorial Church Sunday Service Update
Rev WoL Munday leads Morton Memorial Church with morning service at 10:49 and Sunday School. No evening service due to Chautauqua activities. location Geetaloom referenced. August 5th details appear in tags.
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Morton Memorial Church
Wol. Munday
Geetaloom
Subjeri
Vseek
Kingdom of Grad
Ballet in Daytum Arg eviokes mystery over Cov speech
A vague report from the International News Service claims a Cov speech of acceptance would touch key domestic questions. Governor announces no insert will be made with his address and provides no reasons for the sudden decision.
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Dayton
Arge
Cov
Unclear regional store service announcement with names
A garbled update from Louisville and nearby towns outlines delivery and staffing plans for a store service. It mentions Morning beats, weeks except Sundays, and a 4240 address, with references to local officials and a January to March period.
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Lowisville
Farina
Ami
Vere
Louisville
Marc Kets
Leesville & Jerversonville
Percy Conially
Weib
Jeremanville
Vbets Lab
Offierallout
Ford Service Ad Promises Longevity and Low Bills
Sueather and Rauth, the Exclusive Ford Garage, offer frequent inspections to keep your Ford in top order and help it last twice as long. Their service aims to prevent big repair bills and satisfy customers with fair prices and dependable maintenance.
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Sueather & Rauth
Ford
Nagne Declares Supreme Issue For Ratification Of Peace
The proclamation states the supreme issue is ratification of the peace treaty with reservations preserving vital principles. It asserts the Makrag doctrine embodies the article and warns the United States could not enter war without proper sanction.
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Nagne
United States
Jeague
Concaress
Public Official Must Enforce Law or Face Constitutional Violation
A declaration holds that any public official who fails to enforce the law breaches both the constitution and American principle, invoking majority rule as the standard. The text argues accountability for duty to uphold legal obligations.
Pledges Party Calls for Rehabilitation of Disputed Service Men
A pledging party declares a plan to rehabilitate disputed service men and notes substantial consideration is owed to those who suffered due to disruptions in their material aims.
Expresses Sania Earnest Vapa Ux Democratic Play
The fragment hints at a discussion on democratic processes and timely ratification but provides no clear event, names, or locations. No verifiable facts available to identify a specific person or institution or to produce a precise summary.
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Sania
Profiteering Described as Sinister Influence in America
A statement condemns profiteering as the greatest threat to the nation and pledges to pursue criminal penalties against profiteers. The remarks emphasize punishment under law and seek to curb abuses by dishonest gain.
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America
Tax Reform Vision Promises $2 Billion Yearly Savings
Advocates push repeal of excess profits tax and shift to a small universal business tax to cut national taxes by two billion dollars annually. They aim to ease burdens on small earners and support a federal budget system reform.
Collective bargaining seen as path to defined worker rights
The statement argues that collective bargaining will aid public interest by clarifying rights of both employers and employees in collective action. It emphasizes a definite standard of rights to guide negotiations and actions moving forward.
Railroads and Navigation Project Sparks Fair Trial Debate
Advocates press for fair trial for railroads as private ownership supporters push development of Great Lakes navigation. Stakeholders discuss possible routes, funding, and economic impact for regional transportation and commerce.
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Great Lakes
Republican discourtesy declared a political intrigue
A historical note accuses Republican conduct as a political intrigue and predicts the action will be judged odious by history, framing the issue with strong moral language about honesty and accountability.
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Odius
Wall Street M. M. F. E. Church Service Notes
John T. Scull, pastor, announces a 9 a m class meeting and a Sunday School at 5 59 with music from the church orchestra. The morning sermon at 0 50 titled A Strange Paradox. no evening service due to a Chautauqua tent event. Epworth League vesper is canceled. mid week Gospel service set for Wednesday at 7 30, closing within one hour.
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Davis
Union Seo
Warder Park
Glenwood Par
Sto Eunes Pieme
Poe Vane
Sibeer
Shine Rage
Cormdueter
Epworth League
Chautaweaia
For Rent Furnished Rooms Ad with Phone 726
Furnished rooms for rent listed with contact phone 726 and street address 415 East Front Street. Advertisement dated August 6 7 9.
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East Front
Lost Swiss wrist watch in Jeffersonville area
Gold octagonal Swiss wrist watch with engraved initials U K F was lost between Jeffersonville and Sellersburg. Liberal reward for return to Kath leen Filemaster at 228 Indiana Ave. Adv. D186 C. Aug. 2-3-4.
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Jeffersonville
Sellersburg
Kathleen Filemaster
Indiana Ave
C. Aug
Brannon Jailed After Whisky Seizure In Lovasville
Grimth Brannenm a local doctor from Lovasville faces two charges after bringing thirteen pints of whisky by car. He was fined 100 and costs 280 and initially sentenced to ninety days at the State Farm, later reduced to forty five days in the County Jail with whisky seized and destroyed.
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Lobisville
Grimth Brannenm
Gounery
Drave
Flames
Goodrich
Brannon
Lovasville
Newton Dr. Myers
Campaign demands call for plain truths from parties
A public demand urges both parties to disclose truthful campaign expenditures and disbursements.
Favors Home Owning Community Markets And Co Op Plans
A proposal favors home owning community markets with cost controls and storage measures. It supports cooperative purchasing and selling and calls for appointing dirt farmers to federal positions.
Pleasant way to trim grocery bill trade here
Local ad offers groceries and household items with prices. Fresh Country Eggs 47 per dozen, olive oil 42c per pint, coconut, corn flakes, Lux, and Enro White Syrup listed. Delivery by Allen Barnety, phone 82, address on Spring and Court avenues.
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Baker's
Allen Barnety
Spring
Court Ave
Opposition Party Denounced for Weakening Personal Responsibility
The piece states that parties have a useful place but denounces and condemns the government party which weakens the solemn sense of personal responsibility.
Misses Marie and Lula Diebe Spend Weekend in Charlestown
Misses Marie and Lula Diebe spent the week end in Charlestown enjoying leisure time. The sisters were seen visiting local shops and dining at nearby eateries during their short outing in the town.
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Marie
Lula Diebe
Charlestown
Smith and Mughies Garage Serves Jeffersonville Autos
Smith and Mughies Garage offers round the clock repair for all makes in Jeffersonville. Master mechanics thoroughly familiar with motor construction ensure speedy accurate adjustments at low prices.
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Smith & Mughies Garage
Jeffersonville
Larry Lemon in The Head Waiter at LeRose Theatre
Sunday and Monday performances announced for LeRose Theatre featuring Larry Lemon in The Head Waiter with a preview ad running August 3 to 7.
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Larry
Lemon
LeRose Theatre
Tent Meeting Near Terre Haute Attracts People
Watkins conducts a ten day tent meeting near Terre Haute drawing attendees. Mrs. George Childers of Cincinnati visited the area and spent Sunday here.
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Ter. Watkins
Terre Haute
George Childers
Cincinnati
Inmate Admits Barn Burning Confession
Harvey Holland an inmate at the Tidiana Reformatory admitted to Superintendent George H. Sheidler that he engineered the barn burning at the Colony for Peble Minded at Butlerville on the night of June 3, 1920. Accomplice William Metioeg confessed partial participation but Holland later admitted completing the act. Both were returned to the Reformatory after questioning.
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Harvey
Holland
Tidiana
George H. Sheidler
Butlerville
William Metioeg
Reformatory
McGee
TresAn
Tony George
Knox
Montgomery County
Grand ‘Abbey
Clarksville reorganizes public school board with new officers
Clarksville public schools now under a fully organized board led by Alvin Bunnell as president William Clegg as secretary and George T Hemmep treasurer. Hemmep filed a bond of 860 500 with County Auditor Thomas L Stoner to qualify with a surety company. Mr Hempel just took office and Clegg was elected last year while Bunnell was chosen two years ago.
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Clarksville
Alvin Bunnell
William Clegg
George T. Hemper
Thomas L. Stoner
Hempel
Clegg
Bunnell
Water Floods Streets From Faulty Fire Plug
The United Gas & Electric Company traced a water leak along gas pipes on Spring Street and Court Avenue to a distant fire plug on West Court Avenue. After pumps failed to stop the flood, workers dug a deep trench and found water entering the gas line from the fire plug, repairs completed days later.
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United Gas & Electric Company
Shas
Spring Street
Court Avenue
Wrater
Anne
West Court Avenue
Leep Motor Company Offers Day and Night Auto Service
The Leep Motor Company advertises around the clock car service for all makes of automobiles with modern equipment. It promotes frequent inspections as a big saving for customers and highlights a full line of tires and accessories.
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Leep Motor
Dolly Var Den Flour Beatigr Baking Note
Dolly Var Den Flour: ay 44 appears as a fragmented baking note or recipe snippet. The readable text suggests a brand or product mention with numeric value but lacks clear action or context for a full news item or event.
Clark County Teachers Get Salary Increase Under New Act
One hundred twelve Clark County teachers will gain a salary raise under a new teachers' salary act signed by Governor Goodrich. The act sets the minimum at 800 dollars annually and may extend the school year to eight months. Existing funding relies on last year's levies. many teachers previously earned well below 800.
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Clark County
Goodrich
Jeffersonville
Samuel TL. Scott
Pas
Civil War Veteran Francis Adams Dies in Sellersburg
Francis Adams 74 died at Hauss Sanitarium Sellersburg after a long illness. A Marysville resident born in the county he leaves widow Beile Adams eleven children thirty three grandchildren and one great grandchild. His parents were early settlers and community pioneers in the county.
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Francis Adams
Marysville
Hauss
Sellersburg
Adamsg
Beile Adams
Ada
The Rose Coal Company Advertises Quality Coal
The Rose Coal Company promotes thoroughly screened coal free from dirt and clinkers for maximum heat at low cost, urging readers to order their coal.
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Rose Coal Company
Treasurer Filing His Statement for Clarksville School Board
William E. Clegg treasurer files annual report with County Auditor Thomas L. Stener. Special school fund shows $2,463.27 balance with $1,608.79 disbursements leaving $824.48. sinking fund $3,668.22 balance after $2,212.50 disbursements. tuition fund $696.25 balance/receipts with $353.82 deficit. Board factions fight persists. bond filed and funds approved as correct.
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William E. Clexsg
Clarksvills
Thomas L. Stener
Tangie
Atention
Thire
Clegg
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ST. Luke’s Reformed Church
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