Newspaper Advertisement Rates and Notices Fragment
A fragmented OCR passage lists subscription rates for an Indiana newspaper, with in advance payment, carrier delivery, and mail options. Advertising rates include per inch charges and notices for obituaries and social announcements. The text then shifts to commentary about William Hickman and Welby Hunt and advice about breaking bad habits in 1928 with a closing tip from "Old Timer."
Criminologists Cite Edward Ickman Face Traits
A short, cynical note argues that lynchings dropped to 21 this year from 84, blaming racial tension and criminality. It mocks criminologists who claim Edward Ickman’s facial features prove criminal tendencies, noting readers’ skepticism and familiarity with such expert claims.
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Edward Ickman
Vory
Judge finds Geo Remus a dangerous psychopath
A judge and jury yesterday declared Geo Remus a psychopath and dangerous to the public. Remus dismissed the verdict as humorous, insisting he is a normal-minded man despite recent efforts to prove otherwise.
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Geo. Remus
George
Robbery at Worthington Home Involves Expensive Rugs
A Worthington residence was robbed of nearly $5,000 in rugs while the family vacationed in Europe. The family vows to vault rugs and diamonds before any future trips, noting Greene County homes often carry high values and standard of living.
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Worthington
Europe
Greene County
World War Events 10 Years Ago Today Dispatch
Dec 84 1917 military strength figures list Germany 5,000,000 Austria 2,750,000 Bulgaria 600,000 England 8,000,000 with notes on reserves and air naval growth. Fuel shortages in New York cause fatalities in extreme cold. Jason Robards stars in Vaudeville at the Grand tonight.
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Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
England
Gompany
New York
Jason Robards
Abraham Lincoln
Sandborn Basketball Tourney Opens with Close Contests
Sanborn Indiana hosts a three day independent tournament with opening games led by Dugger Lyons Pleasantville and Sandborn Independents. Semifinals set for today with Edwardsport vs Lyons at 2 pm and Frichton vs Pleasantville at 8 pm. Final to follow tonight.
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Daily Citizen
Sandborn
Lyons
Duggler
Pleasantville
Sandhorn
Prighton
Loogester
Edwardsport
Frichton
Ind
Dugger
Sandborn Independents
Dugger Club
Puckett
Whaley
Westphalia
Bailey to Speak at Jackson Day Banquet in Vincennes
Frank Bailey, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, accepts invitation to address the annual Jackson Day banquet in Vincennes on January 11. The news comes from Dec. 8 reports confirming his planned appearance.
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Vincennrs
Frank Bailey
Hoosier Editors Are Given Great Honor
Two Indiana editors honored on The Nation 1927 honor roll for journalistic courage in corruption inquiry. Thomas H. Adams of Vincennes Commercial and Boyd Gutley of the Indianapolis Times recognized for exposing Stephensons charges and Jackson indictment.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
the Nation
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes Commercial
Boyd Gutley
Indianapolis Times
Cripps-Howard
Adams
D. C. Stephensons
Times
Thomas B. Adams
Boyd Gurley
Miss Myrtle Simons Dies After Brief Illness
Miss Myrtle Simons, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Simons, died at the family home southwest of the city last night about 6 44 aged eighteen years one month two days after a three week illness. She is survived by her parents five brothers and three sisters Willis Simons of Tennessee Mrs Mary Burchell of Knoxville Tenn Mrs Zora Greenwood and Lorene Arthur Robert Jessie and William at home Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o clock at the residence with the Rev Tuttle officiating Burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Myrtle Simons
Lawrence Simons
Miss Simons
Willis Simons
Tennessee
Mary Burchell
Knoxville
Tenn
Zora Greenwood
Lorene
Arthur
Robert
Jessie
William
Tuttle
Fairview Cemetery
Indiana tax board lacks power to slash city levies
Judge Orio R. Deahl of St. Joseph Superior Court ruled that the 1921 legislature authorized no power for the state tax board to review or revise civil city tax levies. The decision, questioned by the Attorney General who will appeal, affects every city in Indiana and stems from a clash with South Bend residents over city tax rates.
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Orio R. Deah
St. Joseph
Indiana Appellate Court
Indiana
South Bend
State Board
Want Ad Column Reveals Local Services and Finds
Local want ad notices list services from a new Boston Store location for home repairs by Mrs. Clara Coffman and a chiropractor Dr Haldon Beasley with hours on East Vincennes street. Coal haulers Roy Hunt and Russell Coal Co advertise delivery options, while a black mule is reported found. Lost twenty dollars between Friday and Saturday. two furnished rooms wanted. oak chiff chittie cleaner and Florence heater offered for sale.
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Boston
Clara Coffman
Haldon Beasley
el Chiropractor
Hoygs
Vincennes Street
Tlm Trie
Roy Hunt
Russell
Linton
Atfe
Aysil
Woalds
George Wrige Wright
Dahn Wilsay
Florence
Atarage
Isle ‘Ot Hale
Barnane
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