14 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text references BATFE and New York in a crime context. Mentions a Hale or Hale-like figure, a murder or shooting event, and a reward of 40.00. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and unreadable segments.
The text records the death of Mrs James Smith and mentions family members and funeral details. It references a San boat incident and various names including Martinet, Cara, and Mr Reoberth, with scattered clues to a church service and burial arrangements.
Charles Worgan co operator assisted a ceremony for Charles W Brown and Maria J Hedge both deaf and dumb. Squire Bryan heard the marriage in the county clerk's office this afternoon. This was the couple’s second marriage each. the bride is a teacher at the state institute for the deaf in Indianapolis and 60 years old, the groom previously worked as a laborer and farmer. The couple plans to reside in the city.
A garbled report cites Chicago doctors prescribing whiskey in vast quantities, mentioning a half million patient cases and various physicians. The text appears corrupted, but implies a controversial or promotional stance on whiskey use in medical practice.
A garbled report discusses opposition to Bulchevik agitation and potential deportation to the United States. It mentions provisional president De La Huerta and property seizures, with unclear references to mining and timber assets and international observers noting press reactions amid political instability.
Fragmentary dispatch reports no invitation extended to the United States amid trade talks. London press quotes Premier George as saying the Lombed State was represented in negotiations, with unclear details on participation and outcomes.
Geneva June 12 The eighth congress of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance ends this evening. Carrie Chapman Catt of New York president says the meeting was not a triumphant success but important steps were taken for the elevation of the status of world womanhood.
The report details a lengthy roll call in which Wood and Lowden traded leads across many states as political delegates tally votes. The piece notes Georgia challenged Splash and names several contenders including Johnson Harding Kellogg Sproul Lafollette Poindexter and others as ballots extend through rounds with varying tallies.
London dispatch notes Who's Who lists General Pershing as General Sir John Pershing G C B indicating his Knights Grand Cross of the Bath honor. The British biography reflects a cautious stance in the controversy over Allied command.
Paris reports a sharp drop in French sugar consumption after World War I as sugar remained unobtainable. Officials say children born during the war may not require sugar and the market for fine chocolates has collapsed, with manufacturers sending most output to the United States and South America.
Minnie Florence Brown died this afternoon at 1 10 at her parents home on West Noble street after eight weeks of illness from a complication of diseases. Born November 23 1906 in Boone County, she was 14. Survived by her brother Harvey. member of the Methodist church. Final arrangements pending.
Fred Hines of Jackman Missouri testified in Hingham Massachusetts court that US customs officials at the American-Canadian border disposed of cars stolen in Boston area. He admitted taking the Stonberg automobile and said officers offered $600 for a replacement car. Bond set at 3000 dollars for Grand Jury review.
International News Service reports a statewide effort to guard Oregon’s timber lands. Huge searchlights will illuminate Williamette Heights and Larch Mountain to relay heliograph signals, coordinating with forestry observers in Salem Silverton and other centers to prevent summer forest fires.
Indianapolis June 12. Receipts hogs 7,000 cattle 800 calves 500 sheep 100. Hogs up 25e to 40c at opening with general sales 15.25 to 15.40. Heavyweights 14 to 14 1 4. Pigs sold at 14. Lowest buyers took 3,000 outsiders 8,000. Cattle calves and sheep steady.
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