Federal Judge Receives Note Before Indiana Teachers Convention
Federal Judge Landis faced a note threatening violence shortly before he addressed the Indiana state teachers convention in Indianapolis. The missive, unsigned, referenced radical criticism of his stance on perceived American military actions and warned of retaliation if he continued his attacks.
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Rural Education Conference Draws State Figures
Speakers including the university education professor and a state superintendent addressed rural schooling issues. The conference urged tax reform on land values, investment in school funding, longer terms, medical inspections, and a rural high school within the region while criticizing current practice schools.
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Woman in Murder Case Revealed
A woman long mentioned in connection with the capture of the gang that killed Tiermian Ueeker is identified as Mrs. Albert Batchelor wife of a quintet member now serving a life term in Michigan City. Authorities say she aided Chicago investigators and will receive part of the reward for information leading to the arrest and capture.
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Maniac Attacks Woman in Terre Haute Case
Sherman Brown, 32, told city court he escaped from the Indiana Hospital for the Insane by removing a pane from a window and returning to Terre Haute where he attacked a woman. His actions drew bystanders who restrained him until police arrived. Brown had been sent to the hospital in March 1919.
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Indiana girls demonstrate physical education work
The Indiana Association of Physical Educators met at Emmerich Manual Training High School. Girls from the school, directed by Miss Emma Abel, gave a demonstration of physical education. The boys performed a drill in the manual of arts.
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British Political Turmoil Amid Miners Strike Debates
In Parliament the anti-government coalition led by Bverbert Asquith failed in its bid against Premier Lloyd George. The session focused on the Irish question and calls for a public inquiry into police and military violence during the miners’ strike.
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Irish crisis dominates House debate as coal strike looms
A heated Commons session saw Lloyd George’s government withstand a motion by 46 votes amid Irish turmoil and police criticism. Asquith and Greenwood clashed with calls to end the Irish terror while coal miners’ strike actions and rail labor tensions intensified across Britain, with possible government settlements and wage debates outlined.
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Adriatic dispute deepens as Jugoslavs push occupancy
After delays over peaceful talks with Italy, Jugoslav forces moved to enforce control in the Vlagenfurt district of Carinthia. The region voted to join Austria, but Belgrade refused the plebiscite and ordered Serbian occupation actions.
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Treasury chief warns taxes unlikely to fall this year
Secretary Houston told the American Bankers Association in Washington that tax receipts from income and profits are falling and that further revenue must stay near 4 billion dollars to meet current bills and retire debt. He warned there is little prospect of canceling foreign war debt and noted voters would oppose such cancellation due to tax implications.
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Public Garden Laughs and Floral Payback
A corny joke frames a drawing room moment where a man boasts a golf squeeze while a woman pleads for privacy. A florist's shop gag ends with a punchline about an elephant's ears.
Zoo Exhibition Earns Mixed Reviews
A visitor quips the zoo exhibition was a beastly affair while others praise the displays and animal welfare efforts, noting engaging interpretive signs and keeper talks that drew steady crowds.
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Unmarried Woman Wishes Echoed by Husband Insight
A fragment reflects an old proverb about echoing wishes within marriage terms. The line notes that when a woman longs for companionship she may find her husband similarly drawn to respond.
Knew Her Letters Mistress-Why Dialogue
Dialogue captures a rural speaker debating reading with a mistress and a character named Sarah. The exchange centers on letters and reading skill, highlighting regional dialect and humor. The scene implies a social dynamic around literacy and communication.
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Secret Consultation Reveals Poor Patient Care in Town
A physician visits a village doctor to consult on a Wotan patient. The country doctor evasively answers that the patient will recover before revealing what medicines were given, prompting a tense exchange over treatment and responsibility.
Woman's husband hauled to court for kissing her daily
A Birmingham Age Herald quips that a husband faced court for kissing his wife 300 times a day while noting some women are hard to please and that the man did not scatter his affections around the neighborhood.
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Bathing Girls at a Funeral Scene Sparks Debate
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip contrasts film needs and a serious plot as producers debate including bathing girls in a funeral by the sea. The exchange highlights tension between sensational elements and narrative gravity in movie production.
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