Indiana fire losses prompt state reform plan
A fragmented OCR passage notes Indiana began work to uphold fire loss rules after 64 fires and a May incident. It mentions daily loss counts and a total loss figure of 16,210 dollars for the recent week and two days, with ongoing fire reports and reform proposals.
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Hazardous fires and public health tips from a historic bulletin
A fragmented text details fire hazards from chimneys stoves and matches with notes on unsafe building conditions. It includes public safety guidance on heating, dressing for cold weather, child care, and cautious feeding and bathing, attributed to officials and doctors with mentions of Dr. King's Now Pills and Harper's drug store.
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Motorcycle Crash Leaves Rider Hurt After Collision
A motorcyclist was injured when the vehicle struck a tree and demolished the range near the scene. Authorities reported the rider was battered and bruised with evident injuries.
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Tragedy on the Golden Rule Fire at Beale Avenue
In fall 1873 the steamer Golden Rule caught fire near Beale Avenue and wrecked at President's Island. Capt Koontz and family perished with many others as passengers fled or jumped into the river. Captain Thompson witnessed the disaster as his crowded boat could not assist, while crews and bystanders acted as flames spread and the river carried bodies ashore.
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Senator Works Proposes Amendment Prohibiting Alcohol
Senator John D Works of California proposes a constitutional amendment to ban the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages in the United States. Beer and wine would be prohibited. June 19 report notes the plan to enforce prohibition nationwide.
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California
Indiana Apple Show Seeks Essays and Prizes at Indianapolis
The 1913 Indiana Apple Show in Indianapolis will offer prizes for the best essays on practical apple growing in the state. The contest aims to educate growers, improve rural welfare, and publish winning pieces in prominent state newspapers. Entries may cover planting, cultivation, pruning, storage, advertising, and selling, with emphasis on usefulness to orchards and markets.
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Indiana
Avery Diberab
Satoshi Weoommey
Indiana Orchards
B. Durham
Plans to Improve Postal Service Measures Adopted
A recent post office statement outlines steps to speed mail service, hire temporary clerks, and boost rural deliveries. Officials cite a $600,000 emergency appropriation to modernize operations and expand parcel handling under the wartime mobilization drive.
Supreme Court Upholds City Levee Construction Powers
The Indiana Supreme Court rules the statute enabling cities to construct levees for protection is constitutional and that interurban and local streetways may be assessed to fund the projects. The decision confirms municipal authority to finance flood protection efforts through road and right of way charges.
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Dune
Ex Gov Dix Appointed Governor to the Philippines
Senator O Gorman announced after consulting the President that Ex Gov Dix of New York will be appointed Governor to the Philippines.
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Philippines
Washington
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Postmaster General Burleson Seeks Postal Reform
The Postmaster General urges economy and efficiency across the service. Field officers study conditions to recommend remedies for defects. The aim is uniform methods and practices and direct postmasters to the best way of administering postal facilities nationwide.
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Fire kills student at Perth Manual Teeming High School
A morning blaze at Perth Manual Teeming High School in Minneapolis killed student Frank Kinski and left seven others badly hurt as walls collapsed. Authorities cited a possible electrical fire and noted damage costs around 209000 dollars.
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Frank Kinski
Perth Manual Teaming
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