Indiana patronage committee names first house appointments
The Indiana House patronage committee released its initial list after sorting 189 applicants for 125 posts. Ten posts remain to be filled with announcements expected early next week. Names span Fort Wayne to Evansville, with clerks stenographers pages and reading positions included. The Senate also announced appointments by its triage committee.
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Inchanapolis
House
Eph PP
Dailey
Fort Wayne
Raymond EK
Willis
Anaeshk
V. Gibbens
Anderson
Charles Shares
Tevanusville
Eee
W. Simms
Terre Haute
Arc
Rank Shumaker
Huantingfeng
Grant Teel
Pei
Gsidersing
Samuel Newton
Lake
Perry County
Sam Themes
Joseph Garrett
Fafanapolis
Ike Noffee
Evansville
Jedith BM. Davies
Perse
Ale
Clute
Trexssie Goldhere
Gary
Fio Baltz
Sullivan County
Conevn Morse
South Pond
Mira
Dorothy Murphy
Beere County
Kathleen Keere
Indianapolis
Senate
Frank H. Self
Corydon
C. C. Tague
Brookville
J._M. Fitch
Beet
Indiana Senate committee trims staff and journals process
Senator Self noted that the states provide 45 employees, but the committee made only 15 appointments. The panel also ended the practice of longhand journal entries by stenographers, with minutes now dictated to typists, reducing about seven positions.
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Marie’ Backmeyer
Richmond
Reading
A. C. Davidson
Patten County
Jennie Aaronson
Gary
Glen
Krinabidl
Marion
Alfe. Wathing
Rosachdale
Trerry Callighan
Wabash
Laude Phillips
Cerbpon
Charles Lantz
Evansville
Neal Reaper
Indianapolis
A. C. Tilot
Cars. Ino
Self
Senate
Oer Ean
TY Ag Ty
Britain
Japan
United States
Trance
Italy
Borah
Walsh
Montana
League of Nations
League
Harding
Knox
Fletcher
Grenna
Kenyon
Norris
McKellar
Phelan
la Follette
McCumber
North Dakota
Washington Hotel
Congress
Retired Publisher Dies Suddenly in Tinsbuitte
William T. H. Wale nce, aged sixfivenine, a retired newspaper journalist and long-time Democratic worker, died suddenly at his home. A pioneer newspaperman and longtime editor of a local Democratic paper, he had recently retired. He is survived by his widow and four children.
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Tinsbuitte
William TH. Walence
Jullifier
Democratic Party
Me. Willece
Mian
Husdress
Ife
West Side Bank Sues Banker Over Foreign Exchange Loss
The West Side National Bank of Chicago filed suit in Hammond Superior Court against Wolf Marcovich an East Chicago foreign exchange banker. The bank seeks judgment after Marcovich ordered Loumanian currency last October and did not pay when the market declined.
Hoosier Stockman Lloyd Mugg Dies at 70
Kokaioe Jan 10 Lloyd Mugg seventy aged farmer died suddenly at his home from heart disease. Born and raised in the county he was known as a breeder of Poland China hogs and active in local farming circles.
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Hoosier Stockman
Kokaioe
Lloyd Mugg
Poland
Fire Destroys Home Near Alexandria
The residence of Clift Brown, northwest of the city, burned when chimney embers ignited the roof. The family escaped by leaping from a window as the house burned in the sluice.
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Alexandria
Clift Brown
Intervention Not Unlikely Congressional Revival of War Finance
Congress may revive the War Finance Corporation despite a presidential veto as Senate committees debate disarmament flaws while labor leaders such as Gompers press for policy action and a Supreme Court labor decision looms.
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War Finance Corporation
Senate
Gompers
Supreme Court For Labor
Wilson
Europe
Ee Wilson
Treasury
Houston
Ccan
House
Supreme Court of the
United States
Cuba Faces U S Intervention Threat Over Financial Crisis
Washington warned Cuba to straighten out its financial and political mess or face possible U S action. President Wilson sought to deploy Crowder to Havana as talks with President Menocal aimed at averting direct intervention under the Platt amendment.
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Wilson
General Crowder
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Island Republic
Washington
Enoch H. Crowder
Havana
Menocal
Crowder
Minnesota
Cebu
United States
Albert Rathbone
State Department
Graft as Uncured Ills Scolded Beyond Cure
The piece argues graft is incurable and inherently condemns officials, urging public scolding as the remedy. It frames corruption as a persistent social problem that resists medical cure and demands firm accountability.
King Grants American Troops Coffee in England
Sergeant Guyon of B troop and AGT Wheir from Coblenz led American polo ponies in Aldershot when King George visited. He asked about life in England and quipped about fierce tea, prompting the king to order coffee for the soldiers.
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King George
Guyon
Germany
Coblenz Wis
England
Aldershot
No Half Ways for Him
Mrs Jones planned a meeting with her husband at a store but after waiting she phoned his office saying she was near death. The reply revealed she had contact with the undertaker who said he wanted them entirely dead.
Time Inclines to Move On despite a Man’s Forgetful Wind
A reflective line notes that time advances regardless of human heedlessness. The proverb-like thought compares a person’s forgetfulness to a watch left unwound, underscoring the inevitability of time’s passage.
All beginnings are hard in a career of crime
A terse reflection contrasts the tough start with an elusive end in crime, hinting at ongoing struggles and moral ambiguity faced by those choosing unlawful paths.
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Hare
Ballon Crew Reaches Moose Factory After Missing Flight
News from Moose Factory reports the navy balloon A-5588 crew of three reached the Hudson's Bay post safely after a December 13 disappearance. The men, driven north by a fierce storm, found shelter in the Canadian forest and are en route to civilization unharmed.
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Moose Factory
Hudson’s Bay Company
Hudson's Bay
Chicago Parents Pride in Future Captain of Industry
A Chicago mother hears screams and discovers a father beating a boy after catching him in a lie. The father declares punishment will teach him to lie better, vowing to break every bone if needed.
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Chicago
Wather
James
Harry
Getting Even in a Schoolroom Comedy
Archie attends a city school and contemplates entering high school in February. He distrusts woman suffrage and, after a lecture, storms in sulking. He quips he will imitate the girls if they vote like men, prompting laughter from the room. A watchmaker’s idle joke underscores the moment.
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Archie
Indianapolis News
Orator Moves Listeners as Lies Become Tarnished
An orator stirs his audience to act while warning that small falsehoods quickly degrade into dirtied truth. The brief reflection contrasts persuasive speech with integrity.
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