Three Cities Officials Meet For Mutual Water Aid
Officials from Bicknell Jasonville and Linton gathered at city hall for a joint conference to discuss mutual water supply needs and the formation of a permanent cooperative organization. They reviewed water capacity issues, shared plans to remedy deficiencies, and set up a two-per-city committee to outline a permanent structure.
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Bicknell
Jasonville
Linton
William Callahan
Robert McClure
Ernest Leatherman
Claude Harper
C. F. Harting
Funcannon
Gus Wellers
I. C. Huffman
Mack Walters
A. E. McCullough
Henry Walters
Chas. M. Moss
George McIntyre Oliver Keagy
W. M. Lee
Ross Frump
Jesse Lister
Allen Rogers
Chas. H. Heaton
Josephus Inman
J. F. Weisman
Herman Schloot
Isaac Bunch
Enoch Murphy
James Shake
J. A. Boudousesque
Robert Hayes
Earl Moss
First Baptist Church
Council Chamber
Inman
Huffman
Callahan
Linston
Ezra L. Mattingly
Washington
Bcikwell
Mcullough
Charles Ross
Weisman
Fuel distributor reports no distress in winter demand
C. E. Spens, federal fuel distributor, tells President Harding that demand for fuel will be met for the rest of winter barring extreme weather. Spens retires today. successor expected to be F. R. Wadleigh. He notes no price fixing, only voluntary reductions, and praises cooperation from the Interstate Commerce Commission, state fuel administrators, railroads, and coal operators.
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Washington
C. E. Spens
Chicago
Harding
Spens
F. R. Wadleigh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Crowell Indicted in War Fraud Inquiry
Washington dispatch reports a special grand jury indicting seven men tied to war camp construction frauds. Lead defendant is Benedict Crowell former assistant secretary of war, among prominent builders charged in the government fraud probe.
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Crowell
Benedict Crowell
Muskrats Cause Interurban Service Suspension
Rushville Ind Dec 30 musk rats damaged the mill race bank for the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction company halting service to over twenty towns. Water flood forced power loss at the plant and passengers were routed by taxicabs. Affected towns included Greensburg Connersville Shelbyville and Rushville.
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Rushville
Ind
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Greensburg
Connersville
Shelbyville
Longevity Through Cheerfulness Promotes Health
The quote asserts cheerfulness as a key to long life and overall well being, noting it benefits both mind and body. It emphasizes optimism as a health promoter rather than mere mood.
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Addison
No Bar To Divorce Degrees In Busy Temple Week
Bloomfield reports a flurry of civil actions and divorces in Greene circuit court as year ends. Several couples, including Matthew and Sarah Schwartz, and Josephine Matlock and Harry Matlock, secure divorces while numerous cases — accounts, notes, and foreclosures — are dismissed or settled. Administrators, guardians, and executors are named for multiple estates with bonds set. criminal cases include a gambling conviction and a suspended sentence revival.
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Elsie Marie Halbach
Charles Halbach
Mary N. Sheets
John Sheets
Chas. B. Heim
H. H. Hall
John W. Shepherd
Henry C. Holly
Neel M. McCullough
Quality Tire and Ruber Co
Ollie Richardson
James I. Keith
Jewel Coal Co
Worthington Exchange State Bank
Homer Combs
Joe Stevenson
Grace Stevenson
Hattie Bone
Ed Bone
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Charles H. Markle
Rats Deadly to Baby Warns Harvard Scientist
Cambridge Massachusetts December 30 Professor Charles T Brues of Harvard warned that infantile paralysis may be spread by rats and fleas just as bubonic plague is, suggesting another outbreak could occur in 1923 and pointing to rats and fleas as the animal reservoir and intermediary.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles T. Brues
Harvard University
Medical Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
United States
Brues
Weather Report Unsettled Tonight With Rain Likely
An unsettled forecast calls for probable rain tonight with warming temperatures followed by a colder Sunday.
Return of Dr McKoin Fears Bloodshed in Extradition
Maryland reports show Dr B M McKoin warning of mob violence if extradited to Mer Rouge Louisiana. He asks Governor Ritchie to refuse the requisition, predicts bloodshed, and cites alleged dangers from the town’s lawless element. Dr Hugh H Young of Johns Hopkins defends innocence and denounces Coco's telegram.
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Baltimore
B. M. McKoin
Louisiana
Ritchie
McKoin
Mer Rouge
Dr. MecKain
Parker
Coce
McKain
Central Police Station
Hugh H. Young
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Coco
Young
Borah Holds Up Senate Action On International Conference Move
Senator Borah signaled he would withhold a naval bill amendment as administration aides acknowledged "feelers" on European policy. Senator Watson described diplomatic conversations aimed at gauging US openness to a conference, while Borah pressed for clearer administration intent and possible conference goals.
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Washington
William I. Borah
Idaho
Harding
Senate
James E. Watson
Indiana
Europe
Borah
Watson
Senator Watson
United States
Gunman Fires After Refusal to Speak in Chicago Killing
A gunman shot a high school girl who refused to speak to him and killed a police officer in Chicago early today. The officer’s companion then shot the gunman, probably fatally wounding him as he tried to escape.
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Chicago
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Temple
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Thomas Mayberry
J. Callahan
Amanda Pope
Chilren
Elard B. Pone
Harley Cox
Martha Cox
Fanchen Moffett McIntosh
Charles Hiram Greene
Charles H. Greene
Jane Sharp
George H. Sharp
Fred E. Dyer
Sarah A. Houldson
Samuel Lanais
John W. Houldson
Rosa A. Houldson
Loretta Blackwood
Frank W. Blackwood
Wesley Baldwin
Thomas P. Baldwin
Bond
Guy H. Humphreys
Amos Jean
Leo T. Wolford
Thaddeus Wolford
John W. Wolford
Bona
Samuel C. Wolfe
Henry A. Wolfe
Lena Johnson
Henry Johnson
Calora Coal Co
Hugh Walker
Len Greenwood
Mary E. Anthony
Charles and
Flossie Anthony
Marion A. Thomas
Board of County Commissioners
F. Baker & Co
Chas. M. Asrey
John W. Haney
Struckmeier
Weather Report
Maryland
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