European alliances threaten League of Latinos abstentions noted
Geneva reports mounting indications that new European alliances will complicate League of Nations actions. Czech Foreign Minister Benes, head of the Czechoslovak delegation, says European obligations may supersede those of member states as discussions touch on Bulgaria and Romania.
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Geneva
League of Latinos
Benes
Czechoslovakia
League Assembly
Focas
Jones
Bulgaria
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Wnt
Fragmented Verse Fragments in Digey and Diary Notes
A clipped, curious text by Clara Smith Hammon and early Jake Hammon mentions lessons, tickets for Feol land, and diary entries. It references a jeweler, battleships, and a German submarine, with stray phrases about warnings and loss. The fragmentary lines resemble a satirical or experimental prose included in a political or cultural page.
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Clara Smith Hammon
Jake Hammon
Oklahoma
Stot Iead
Clereysman
Committee Visits Indiana Reformatory To Assess Needs
A legislative committee inspecting state institutions visited the Indiana Reformatory near Jeffersonville. Superintendent G A H Schideler led officers Capt A F Miles and staff through the facilities. The group noted extensive needs including restoration after a fire, expanded housing for about 700 inmates, and upgrades costing about 225000 to 300 per inmate annually, plus 365000 for repairs and program expenses.
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Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
G. A. H. Schideler
A. F. Miles
Fates Dupean
Boy James Rinke Suffers Second Arm Break in Accident
Little James Rinke son of Mr and Mrs William Rinke of Walnut street fractured his arm again after a Friday night fall. He will be taken to Deaconess Hospital Louisville this evening for treatment.
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James Rinke
William Rinke
Walnut Street
Deaconess Hospital
Louisville
Surprise birthday gathering honors Mr Charles Antz
A group of Louisville friends held a surprise party for Mr Charles Antz last Friday night. The event celebrated his birthday with a very pleasant evening for all who attended.
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Louisville
Charles Antz
Marriage Licenses Issued in Jeffersonville Kentucky
Jeffersonville reports licenses to wed issued to several couples including Chief D Deer foot 42 and Mrs Victoria Johnson 24 of Louisville both first time marriages. Luthe A Martin 25 and Miss Ellie Oakes 48. Willie Grace 24 South Park and Bernice Workman 18 Green County Clyde Stathen 24 Prestonville and Ora Uncles 24 Sulphur. John Cunningham 24 Lagran ge and Lena Jeffries 19 Oldham County Henry Lakey Laslie 25 and Della Rogers 18 Jefferson County Marence Burgan 23 and Anna (unfinished).
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Jeffersonville
Kentuck
D. Deerfoot
Victoria Johnson
Louisville
Indiana
Oklahoma
Luthe A. Martin
Ellie Oakes
South Park
Willie Grace
Russell County
Bernice Workman
Green County
Clyde Stathen
Prestonville
Ora Uncles
John Cunningham
Lagrange
Lena
Jeffries
Oldham County
Henry Lakey Laslie
Della Rogers
Jefferson County
Marence Burgan
Anna
Submarine Deception Pose Suggestion To Navy
A historic letter proposes anti ship strategy using imitation submarines to confuse enemy fleets. It envisions small water propellers and periscope decoys guiding attackers toward real subs, potentially diverting attention from actual underwater operations.
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Daniels
U.S. N
Jomsen
Death tolls from wrecks and disease in a country
The text contrasts automobile deaths with tuberculosis deaths, noting 8 808 auto fatalities and over 100 000 tuberculosis deaths. It observes public excitement over road deaths but little concern for the disease, and suggests prevention through proper care and feeding of children under five. Consumption deaths typically begin before age five.
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Tiae
Welfare Tax Ideas From Dean Wigmore Encounter
Dean Wigmore of Northwestern suggests fixing rents like railroad rates by treating dwellings as public utilities, though doubtful. He favors tax exemptions for homes and cooperative apartments where ownership investment does not exceed fifteen thousand dollars. He questions taxing the home of workers and imagines Jesus asking why cottages are taxed while churches remain tax free.
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Dean Wigmore
Law School
Northwestern Univerity
Chicago
Baptist official attacks Lavelle over Greater Ireland reference
The Rev. Mr. Petty secretary of a major Baptist ministers conference criticizes Monsignor Lavelle of the Catholic clergy for describing the United States as the Greater Ireland.
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Mr. Petty
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Monsignor Lavelle
United States
Greater Ireland
Office Ready for Christmas Bush Mail Early Warning
Jeffersonville post office staff prepare for the holiday mail surge. Warnings urge plain addresses and secure wrapping for parcel post. Germany dominates foreign parcels with relief options if undeliverable. insurance advised for domestic mail. parcels should not be sealed and may be opened for inspection.
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Jeffersonville
Germany
Numbe
Faretan
Berlin
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Red Cross
Greater Ireland and the New World Nations
The piece asserts that America holds more Irish and other nationalities than their home countries. It envisions the United States as a "Greater Ireland" and "Greater Jerusalem" with large Jewish and German communities and rising Italian sections, praising immigrant courage and ambition. Monsignor Lavelle is cited, with a reverent note about the Reverend.
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Ireland
America
Jerusalem
New York
Germany
United States
Monsienor Lavelle
Boy Blamed for Theft In Charlestown Drugstore Heist
Partial OCR notes report a boy blamed for stealing 2475 from a stepfather’s Charlestown drugstore. He was allegedly rescued from a fall before being arrested, with references to a tape recording and a sequence of alleged accomplices and later court handling.
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Harrison
Ptalles
Charlestown
Wo van
Bowling Geen
Aes
Maes
Stoll
la Stendatinn
Heavine
Ao Tey
Political Brakes in Hamon Break Revealed
Kansas City Post reports a long political and social rift centered on Jake Hamon and his wife. The piece cites connections with Mrs Warren Harding and Hamon’s companion of ten years, noting the break followed discovery that his wife and Mrs Harding were second cousins.
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Iwansas City
Dee
Jake Hamon
Miui
Iniilien
Warren Liarding
Dara Hamon
Kansas City
Eteet Harding
Rose Hill P T A Meeting Details and Holiday Sale
The Rose Hill P T A held a regular meeting with a Christmas program by students. A major discussion focused on a charity hazard exhibition in the Beck building on Saturday December UH starting 9:30 AM, with cakes candies jelly preserves and fancy work for sale. Next meeting set for January 1 with fathers invited. Washington notes on tax policy: Secretary Houston not committed to higher income tax affecting four million small salaried workers. possible corporate tax for revenue.
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Rosa Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Westerday Paffernom Ab
Xelock
Beck Building
Washington
Little Fellows
Houston
Congress
Coots Bros and Gill Real Estate Ad Promises Profitable Investments
Coots Bros. and Gill promote city and farm properties in Indiana and Kentucky opposite the Clark County State Bank. They urge investing now in farms or city property, claiming strong money making potential and a favorable market.
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Coots Bros. & Gill
Clark County State Bank
Indiana
Kentucky
Record Christmas Mail Push Shatters Seasonal Tone
Holiday mailing to date sets a record as post office business mirrors last year’s peak handling of Christmas mail, signaling a strong season for the service and improved efficiency in delivery and sorting operations.
Free Textbooks Favored in State Aims to Aid Schools
Indiana lawmakers push a bill for free elementary and high school textbooks citing deplorable conditions and publisher delays. Advocates stress central distribution to cut costs and ease classroom access. critics fear tax impacts though publishers show sales data from 1913.
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Indiana
Ander
Precinct recount continues in Bennett Lentz case
Commissioners Court resumes ballot recount across multiple precincts as legal challenges persist. The updated tallies show modest shifts with Isler and Fifer trading a vote, Bennett and Lentz remaining steady, and new results from Union Bethlehem and New Washington precincts shaping the contested contest.
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Board of County
Moneer
Taeeart
Fortune
Bennett
Lentz
Taseart
Isler
Fifer
Wentz
Union
Taosarl
Une
Avivinahk
Isher
Tiveriginal
Lin Bennett
Lenuty
Bethlehem
Baifer
Bennet
New Washington
Gienger and Co Promotes Farm Machinery Tours
Gienger and Co the Reliable store for farm needs showcases tractor tours highlighting work of three ill kinds and celebrated Wallis teams. They promise customers one third more bushels of corn wheat or oats with their equipment and services.
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Gienger & Co
Wallis
Senate Finance Panel Drops Tax Revision Plan
Washington on December 9 reports Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee agreed there would be no action on tax revision or tax regulations by Congress at the present time. The stance reflects a pause in advancing major tax policy changes this session.
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Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
No. 19
Armory
Ladee
Theianapois
Indiana
Knichts of Pythias Lodge
Fhe Frastees
Pythians
Jeffersonville
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Myrti« Lodge No. 19
Claude Hill
Eugene Ogden, Jr
French Lick
Homer Keiewin
William Lambert
V. C
Bennie Bell
John Reynolds
George Ogden
John Stanifer
Jock A. Hunt
F. E. Andrews
T. B. Clegg
B. T. Watt
William C. Davis
Homer Keizgwin
Isaac Perry
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
State Department denies knowledge of German bar financing plot
Washington officials stated they have no knowledge of reports that a German syndicate planned to float a bar for Germany in the United States. The denial comes amid inquiries from press and public observers concerning covert fundraising activities.
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Washingfton
State Department
Germany
United States
Recount Ordered for Newberry Senate Election
Washington Dee reports a Senate subcommittee ordered a rerun of votes cast in the Newberry held senatorial election to begin January 4 as part of an ongoing investigation into the matter.
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Washington
Dee. G&a
Senated
Vie
California’s stance on free text books and state spending
The document notes California printed owner books as a rare practice and cites uneven text book funding in the United States. It claims per child costs exceed a base by a large margin and mentions varied state steps toward free text provisions, with some states mandating plans.
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California
United States
Freim
Indiene
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