06 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
1
A banking service offers impartial investment investigations at no charge. The piece explains how slick salesmen lure farmers with enticing blue sky securities after harvest and notes that experienced investors must separate good from bad offerings.
The Los Angeles Crime Commission reports progress in tightening crime laws and police efficiency. Legislation passed at Sacramento aims to punish crime more effectively, raise patrol pay to 170 dollars monthly, add patrol and detective ranks, establish police call stations, and create a property clerk system for evidence. The probation law closes loopholes for armed burglars and repeat offenders, increasing penalties and penitentiary terms.
RATSBURG and surrounding areas show a flurry of social visits. Lilla Slark of Ludlow visits sister Dora Peter man and family while Frank Foley and Lena Foley invite relatives. Indianapolis guests Mrs. Sarah Courtney and Robert Courtney visit Ferdinand Bartlett and wife. Local residents call on neighbors during weekend and Memorial Park visits are noted.
ELM SWAMP Brown's Wonder Sunday School met at this place Sunday morning with fifty one attendees. Church and Sunday school will continue at this place while the chapel is rebuilt next Sunday morning. Alonzo Kellam and family visited in Westfield. Residents and friends from Lebanon and Zionsville gathered with local families for Sunday meals and visits.
Orville Liennourg and family hosted Sunday dinner with a group including Ora Brock and family near Vike John WR fall and Myrtle HiWd Harold Pall Whitestown and others from Zionsville and Twe idamapelis. Memorial day in Lebanon, Hazelrigg measles, Speedway trips, Dover children exercises, and visits to Frankfort. Local notes mention Rev Roberts route 20 gatherings and Memorial services in Lebaron.
A lone traveler completes a long continental journey on foot crossing mountains and towns from Nashville to New York. The trek includes passes of the Sierra Nevada and other rugged regions with efforts to stay safe and reach Evans Village before winter. The account highlights the hiker’s endurance, encounters, and the challenges faced along the way.
L B Follin and wife and fan Eollin and wife visited Mrs Sam Martin who recently operated at the Methodist hospital as their daughter Mrs Robert Brown was mentioned in the report.
Gid Smith from west of Advance attended a meeting and dined with Puck Tuley and wife. Sant Vipes and wife were in town Saturday afternoon, Mrs. O. A. McClaine and farmer visited, and Okley McClaine and wife called on relatives in Prankfoort Sand. Theo McDuffie works with the Clark Ditching Vement Leh non. Rev. OL PL Emery of Tadigeapolis preached at the church Sunday. The children’s entertainment drew a large crowd at church tonight. Bob Adams and family hosted guests from Lrdiniape Wednesday. James Reed and wife from rear Shannondale visited Rose and wife Sunday.
In Brussels, German officials present a new reparations proposal totaling 7.9 billion ducats annually, accompanied by French and Belgian counterparts. The announcement follows a long conference with ministers and a Rhine region commission, outlining multiple payment plan elements and future negotiations.
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor urges broad support for a world court. He says the United States should show clear duty in international affairs and seeks a unified American stance on the court proposal.
A garbled OCR passage references names and events in a jumble of words. It mentions Tate Mat vn and Paktie PeSans and hints at votes, doors, and unrelated fragments. The text lacks coherent story structure and clear identifiable subjects or outcomes.
A New York state investigation notes a woman died by suicide in Amsterdam and details of the case emerge as authorities confirm findings. Police say the event occurred near a beak area and investigators pressed on with the inquiry.
Work begins today on a paved street from Indianapolis Avenue to Meridian Street in Mast South Woe. Loris HW Dale holds the contract. A church event is announced for Friday night at 6, with the note mentioning an “jee mo” at the church.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a historic reference to early measures in England involving Afaps and a Covistumtiey Cofandiis figure. The text is unclear and names, dates, and specific actions are unreadable, yielding only a skeletal mention of a fund and a person linked to introductions.
The ad features Mildred Keene of Banger Maine praising Foley Cathartic Tablets for correcting severe constipation and indigestion. Substitution cautions appear with Masters & Mitchell Advertising urging readers to subscribe to The Reporter.
Fragmentary wartime report notes Spanish soldiers killed in action. Officials list casualties and locations with limited legible details.
A satirical piece urges babies to demand longer sleep and better nutrition, praising the American Child Health Association and the Babies Bill of Rights. It cites Herbert Hoover’s endorsement and calls for adults to join the movement at the Washington headquarters.
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