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Indiana
Prince Henry Survives Sham Battle Allegedly Killed
The report claims Prince Henry of England was theoretically killed in a staged clash to shield Britain from costly funeral arrangements. Officials deny fatal outcome and call it a deception to avert expenditures.
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Prince Henry of
England
Linton Band Aims to Record If Public Support Holds
The new Linton band progresses and plans a record if the public sustains its enthusiastic backing. The group vows to "stick together" as momentum builds toward a possible studio project.
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Linton
No Meeting Yet in Anthracite Coal Strike Standoff
For over a month no progress has occurred in the anthracite coal strike as operators and miners remain unmoved toward talks. Outside efforts, including actions by Governor Pinchot and chambers of commerce, have not produced a conference or any agreement to date.
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Pinchot
Chambers of Commerce
Bedford May Lose C M S P Shops to Terre Haute
Terre Haute received word on October 2 that about 100 men were hired yesterday at the Hulman street shops of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway. The move likely signals a gradual relocation of Bedford shops to Terre Haute, mirroring a trend in railroad circles after 450 Pennsylvania railroad workers were recently employed. The Bedford shops would transfer roughly 100 machinists to Terre Haute if the plan continues.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Bedford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hulman Street
C. M. & St. P. Railway
Widow of Wilson Hinted to Remarry in Paris Romance
Paris dispatch says Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Dr. Sterling Ruffin of Washington D C are linked in romance rumors. Mrs. Wilson hosts friends in Paris while Ruffin sailed to New York on September 23 aboard the Majestic. A close companion of the widow confirms she refuses to confirm or deny newspaper reports about any engagement.
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Stone Church Moved to New Lancashire Community
A church from a deserted Lancashire village was moved stone by stone to a thriving new site. It was rebuilt exactly as it stood, preserving its original structure.
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Lancashire
Unemployed suitor wins heiress by grit and wit
Frank Stevens, an unemployed man, arrives at Acme Sales to ask for a daughter’s hand. He pretends to be courting, reveals he loves her, and earns a tough sales challenge. Six months later his success wins the approving father, who bans the ruse but forgives the man’s honesty.
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Frank Stevens
Manhattan
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Ilinois
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Birthday Party for John Lewis Jr and Janis Marie Wills
Mrs John Wills hosted a birthday party for her children John Lewis Jr aged three and Janis Marie. Guests enjoyed games and music with readings by Janis Marie and Sara Ellen Wenner. Contests honored Lucille Irish and Charles Goodman. Refreshments included ice cream cake and candy.
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John Lewis, Jr
Janis Marie
Honior Lo
Soren
Lucille Irish
Charles Goodman
Sara Ellen Wenner
Bobby Lee Afe
Mary Faye Gillett
Billy Josephine
Clara Ballard
Frederick Junior Coulter
Charles
James
Bobby Branscom
Kenneth Earl Ballard
Barbara Jane Coulter
Horace Irish
Odena Burks
Lucille
Edith Marie Irish
Priscilla Jane Burks
Gridiron Battles of Hoosier Colleges
Wabash plays Purdue and DePauw faces Butler in Indiana college football action. Lombard meets Notre Dame while Hanover faces Cincinnati. Franklin takes on Rose Poly and State Normal competes with Indiana. Defiance meets Earlham in a busy Hoosier gridiron slate.
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Wabash
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Butler
Lombard
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Hanover
Cincinnati
Franklin
Rose Poly
State Normal
Indiana
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Indiana hog and cattle prices slip at Indianapolis market
United Press Dispatch reports Indianapolis markets on October 2 show hog receipts around 1,000 with prices 80 cents lower. best heavies 12.25 to 12.00, medium and mixed 12.70 to 12.85, bulk 12.60 to 12.95. Cattle receipts steady to lower with steers 8.00 to 14.00, cows and heifers 8.00 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 700 steady with top sheep 7.00 and lambs up to 15. Calves receipts 800 steady to weak, top 15.00, bulk 14.00 to 14.50.
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Indianapolis
North Pole Not Stationary Movement Outlines Shifting Position
The North Pole is not fixed and can move up to 60 feet in a few months, though it typically stays within a 60 by 60 foot square. The statement reflects its occasional drift within a small area rather than a constant location.
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