Hudson Shooting Trial Looms In Local Circuit Court
In this week’s circuit court session Samuel Bonham and son Charles pleaded guilty to liquor law violations and received $100 fines, costs, and 60 day penal farm sentences. Fred Barnes admitted burglarizing Stein’s department store and drew 2 to 14 years with disfranchisement. Bat Goodman and others face trial for shooting Woots Hudson.
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Samuel Bonham
Charles
Jasonville
Ray
Fred Barnes
Brand Larce Y Yeaterday
van Buskirk
Barnes
Stein’s
Lyons
Charles Foster
Foster
Paul Way
Midland
Bat Good- Ynan
Horse Thief Detective Association
Harding Memorial Drive Gathers Support in Greene County
David R. Scott Greene county chairman of the Harding Memorial association announces a campaign for contributions to fund a memorial to the late President Harding. Thomas Taggart urges all Americans to donate, Indiana and Hoosiers urged to respond promptly through banks or the Daily Citizen office.
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David R. Scott
Greene County
Harding ‘Memorial Association
United States
Harding
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Herrings and Radio Use Afloat Off Swedish Coast
The text notes herrings if they could would bless the radio used by fishermen off the Swedish coast to follow fish and bring boats home sooner with full hulls.
Young Giants Dominate Naked Eye Star Views
Most naked eye stars are young giant stars whose immense size makes them appear brighter than the numerous older, denser, smaller stars. This explains why the sky seems filled with brilliant young giants rather than the fainter ancient suns.
On His Honor in a World of Oaths and Letters
A witty note from the Richmond Times Dispatch echoes the enduring belief in honor as a mailman’s vow. The line riffs on a husband’s claim that a mailed letter remains in his pocket, a timeless joke about trust and conscientious deception.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
The New Song Echoes Across Ages
A brief verse reflects how the same tune travels differently with age, heard as melody in youth and later identified by name as time and memory grow. The passage contrasts early instinctive recognition with eventual formal naming.
Dance Floor Dilemma Sparks Local Cynic Reflections
A Nashville Tennesseean columnist quotes a local cynic who admits confusion and hesitation on the dance floor. The remarks reveal unease about timing, movement, and social expectations during dances. The piece captures streetwise humor and regional character in brief social observation.
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Nashville
We Are The Foolish Past We Think We Grow
A reflective piece recalls past mistakes and questions whether we have fully moved beyond them. It weighs memory against present behavior and asks for ongoing self scrutiny.
Four Fehrman Boys Die in Lost River Farm House Fire
Four Fehrman brothers Wilbert Peter Harold died in a Lost River township farmhouse fire. The family had moved in the day before. a defective flue is suspected as the cause. The fire occurred last night and all four boys were asleep in an upstairs room.
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International News Service
Loogootie
Ind
William Fehrman
Lost River Township
Herman
Wilbert
Peter
Harold Fehrman
Woman, 65, Perishes in Fire Blast at Flat Home
Mrs. Mary Long, 65, is burned to death when a two story flat building is destroyed by fire in San Francisco. Her son William A. Long is pulled from the blaze unconscious by a brother.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Mary Long
William A. Long
Senate confirms two ambassadors to Luxembourg and the Netherlands
The senate confirmed the presidential appointments of Henry P. Fletcher of Pennsylvania as minister to Luxembourg and Richard M. Tobin of California as minister to the Netherlands this afternoon.
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International
Washington
Senate
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Luxemburg
Richard M. Tobin
California
Netherlands
Past Haunts Him In Bold Words From Miss Primtey
In the Cleveland Leader a remark by Miss Primtey about a man with a past draws awe while Miss Speedson notes his rapid pace, suggesting his past will soon catch up with him as the town watches.
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Primtey
Insurgent bloc blocks Senate on commerce panel vote
Insurgent progressives again hold the balance of power as they bolt on the fourth ballot in the fight for the Interstate Commerce Commission chair. Democrats briefly gain the lead as Brookhart Frazier Johnson Shipstead vote for Smith while Howell Norris and Ladd back La Follette, delaying a final choice.
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International News Service
Washington
Publicity Director Cuneo Found Dead in Washington Home
Sherman A. Cuneo publicity director of the treasury department prohibition unit died at his Washington residence from carbon monoxide poisoning traced to a water heater. He hailed from Sandusky Ohio.
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International
Washington
Sherman A. Cuneo
Prohibition Unit
Treasury Department
Sandusky
Ohio
Insurgents Near Mexico City Grow Revolt
Rebel forces seize the liner Coahuila at Manzanillo port in a dispatch noting insurgent gains near the capital. Two additional states reportedly join the rebel cause as garrison at Tampico deserts to join the insurgent army.
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Coahuila
Mexican Navigation Company
Mexican Revolutionary Forces
Manzanillo
Marine Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Republican National Convention Set for Cleveland in 1924
The Republican national committee chose Cleveland to host the 1924 convention during the week of June 20. Cleveland received 39 votes to 10 for San Francisco and 1 for Des Moines. Officers and speakers hailed party doctrine at a post banquet as memorials to the late President Harding were prepared. The main debate centered on reapportionment reducing southern delegates by 23 votes while some states gained seats, proposing 1,036 votes overall versus 984 previously.
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International News Servich
Washington
Cleveland
National Committee
San Francisco
Des Moines
Adams
Mexican Rebel Leader Assumes Government Command
Adolfo de Huerta telegraphed the Mexican consul in New York that he has assumed command of the government and the consul will take orders from him. Revolt spreads as Aguscalientes and Guanajuato rise with 3 forces advancing on Mexico City. insurgents reported within 20 miles of the capital. Tampico garrison joins the revolution. advance guard reaches Limón Plaza near Oriental amid exchanges with Obregon forces.
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International
Eservice
Washington
Adolfo de Huerta
New York City
Manuel‘ Tellez
San Antonio
Texas
Aguscalientes
Guanajato
Mexico City
Estrada
Guadalajara
Vera Cruz
Figueroa
Sanchez
Pueblo
Nacaxa
Tlaxcala
Mexico
Americans Honored by France in St. Aignan Monument
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick lauded the American people for selfless resolve in supporting Europe as he unveiled a monument to American soldiers at St. Aignan. French officials stressed the significance of the depot's role, noting more than half a million U.S. servicemen passed through.
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Paris
Myron T. Herrick
St. Aignan
Sunday Theatres Face Ban In Washington Indiana
Washington Indiana plans to prohibit Sunday movies and theatres following pressure from the Washington Ministerial Association. City attorney John H. Spencer began drafting the ordinance, with a council meeting set for December 24 to consider it. The measure would forbid Sunday screenings and theater operations in the city.
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Washington, Ind
John HH. Spencer
Washington Ministerial Association
Teacher's Highest Work Highlighted in Self-Control Lessons
A public school program emphasizes beginnings of self-control as a pivotal part of early education, arguing it ranks above standard lessons in shaping student development.
Philosophers Identify Core Human Desire for Public Attention
Philosophers suggest the primal urge behind most desires is the craving for public attention. The claim highlights social visibility as a driving force in behavior and culture.
Where Brains Are in Facing Difficulties
A concise note on brains and courage helping overcome difficulties to achieve success, emphasizing that persistence and intellect lead to accomplishment.
The Beginner Me
The fragment hints at youth, ambition, and achievement. It suggests a perspective on growth and personal progress without clear events or names.
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Ty Sha
Golace
Incomplete sentence fragment from city hospital report
Fragmentary OCR text references a city hospital and recovery context without clear subjects or events. The line lacks verifiable names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a full local news item.
Principal Garfield-High Claims Noted Undefeated Title
The year’s top pupil from Garfield High School remains undefeated and is announced as the title holder. Principal statement confirms the achievement of the school and student in this season.
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Principa Garfield - High
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Charles Collins
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Adon Hunter
Allen Hunter
Mary E. Hunter
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Laura Jean
Win van Deventer
Bloomfield Trust Co
H. F. Donagher
Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland
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William L. Slinkard
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John A. Gaskill
Henry Stinebaugh
Nicholas E. Hickam
Walter E. Williams
Horace Carrico
Pearl Carrico
Thomas Francis
Dona Francis
the Fish Tire Co
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William’ Fehrman
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