Collapse of Indianapolis building frame blamed on derrick weight
Coroner hears witnesses at inquest into the Madison and Merrill streets four story Emmerich Manual Training High School project collapse. Witnesses cite heavy derrick boom vibration and weight as main causes. one death and many injuries reported.
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Taxi Driver Convicted on Manslaughter Charge
Indianapolis on November 22 Ollie Brown 29 was found guilty of manslaughter in a case arising from a traffic incident. The verdict ordered a prison term of from two to twenty one years.
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Two Sentences Imposed In Indiana Reformatory Case
Dee OT received a sentence of two to twenty one years in the Indiana reformatory and James M Leathers the judge passed sentence. Brown already had two prior reformatory terms and Trawn faced sentencing for the death of Sister Mary Yaneche McCormick of the Sisters of Providence in Monument Circle.
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Doctor Dukate Dies at 97 in Alford Community
Petersburg reports Dr. John B. Trhukne aged 97 died at his Alford home two miles east of town. A Louisville 1845 graduate and Civil War surgeon, he served 42 years in the Union army and later practiced in Daviess County before retiring 20 years ago. He voted for more presidents than any other man in Pike County, having voted at every election in 75 years.
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Indiana Income Tax Revenue From Within State
Washington November 22 The Treasury department released income tax statistics showing Indiana collected 17 456 898 from 104 581 residents or 2 36 percent of all taxpayers nationwide. The total net income of Indiana tax filers was 325 549 40 dollars or 2 64 percent of national net income.
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United States
Record corn yield set by Shelby county farmers
Three Shelby county farmers top the 100 bushels an acre class this season, announced by Russell G. East county agricultural agent. Will Weinantz of Washington township near Lewis Creek averaged 104 bushels per acre on five acres.
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Dams Progresses on Ohio River Canalization Project
Work on canalizing the Ohio river from Pittsburgh to Cairo advances toward a permanent nine foot stage. Dams at Westport about 40 miles down are practically complete, and plans are made for dam No 47 at Newburg 171 miles down the river.
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League of Nations first meeting signals splits and aims
At Geneva the League of Nations opens amid disagreements among Great Britain France Italy and others over German admission and disarmament. Delegates name six commissions while Spain joins Western powers in policing Vilna and Bavaria and Greek throne debates stir regional politics.
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Russians Reopen Trade Talks After Crimea Victory
The Russian Soviet government seeks resumed trade negotiations and broader recognition after crushing Baren Wrangd in Crimea. Observers note that most governments now accept Bolshevism cannot be destroyed by armed opposition and may recognize Moscow without further aid to anti-Bolshevik factions.
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Wrangel’s Collapse Drives 20000 Troops to Refuge in Constantinople
Soviet forces crushed Wrangel after Beheviki breakthrough on Perekap Peninsula driving about 20000 troops and thousands of refugees to embark at Sebastopol for Constantinople and other ports. Wrangel fled to Ankara as Reds pushed Ukrainians under General Petlura from Kiev and other cities. European capitals feared renewed conflict with Poland amid Moscow notes.
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Turkish Nationalists Denounce Allied Treaty as Invalid
Talaat Pasha, once vizier, says Turkey designates Soviet Russia as Orion’s warden and the treaty with the Allies is void. With nationalist backing, Russians tighten grip between the Black and Caspian seas, press Georgia and Armenia, and open routes toward Persia Mesopotamia and possibly India. Britain plans no immediate Mesopotamia force reduction.
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Greece Premier Venizelos Resigns After Electoral Defeat
Greek Prime Minister Venizelos resigns following a crushing electoral defeat and seeks refuge with Admiral Coundouriotis who will lead the regency as the country moves to a new government.
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Labor Federation Proposes Worker Committees and Immigration Limits
The American Federation of Labor plans a broad campaign including workplace employee committees to cooperate with owners, oppose open shop, push for immigration limits, and Americanization drives in coal regions. It targets wage standards and cages radical union leaders like John Fitzpatrick while President-Elect Harding visits Brownsville, New Orleans, and contemplates talks in the Canal Zone and with Obregon.
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Brownsville
Tex
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Farmers union calls noncompulsory producers strike
The National Farmers' union urges locals nationwide to hold farm products off the markets this year to push prices to profit-making levels. The strike is presented as voluntary, not mandatory.
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National Farmers’ Union
King as Constitutionally Limited Monarch, Montreal Gerald
An article notes the king holds full prerogatives in theory including vetoing laws dissolving parliament war treaties appointing officials and more but cites an unwritten rule of common sense and long usage that a constitutional monarch reigns by the people's will and could be deposed by parliament.
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Duchy of Cornwall
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Poor Results in Tramps' Citywide Campaign
A pair of beggars roamed a quiet town calling at houses to share proceeds. One waited at a flowered cottage gate hoping for aid, while the other confessed a tale of dead relatives and being an orphan, but the resident offered only flowers for graves.
Peculiar Type of Orator Opens With Grim Bow
A Kansas City Star critique notes an unusual speaker who provokes audience gasps or snickers as he begins with a sharp tirade against various types of speakers and performers. After delivering his remarks he bows grimly and exits the rostrum.
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Kansas City Star
Card Offer for Immediate Cash on Diamonds and Jewelry
A man distributing cards to passing car owners claimed car owners need money to run their vehicles. The card promised cash for diamonds jewelry and precious stones, implying a quick buy or loan service as per the New York Globe.
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New York Globe
In Court they plan to introduce letters with ribbons
A courtroom exchange shows the fair plaintiffs lawyer proposing to introduce letters at a psychological moment. His fellow counsel asks about pink ribbons and tear stains, and the lawyer confirms the details.
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Fair Plaintiffs
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