Indiana Joins Repeal Column Becomes Tenth Ratifying State
Indiana shifts from anti to pro prohibition, becoming the tenth state to ratify the Eighteenth Amendment. Early returns suggest a large majority in favor of repeal, with the convention vote anticipated to determine the Twenty-First Amendment abolition. Clergy and dry forces claim momentum as Indiana positions itself as pivotal in stopping nationwide prohibition.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Jama Cannon, Jr
Wpiicopal Church
South
Camdairn Arid
Senate probes Beek expansion of heir powers
Senate probers press expansion of investigative powers as Morgan-backed Van derinkan empire ties surface through the Leggony Corporation. The inquiry questions whether the tax agency can probe individual stock trades for possible income tax fraud, with a 31 to 1 vote in a secret session.
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Senate
Morgan
Leghony Corporation
Ding Concern
Tagel
Youtorlay
Raw Committee
Senate Debate On Authority For Morgan Tax Inquiry
The Senate splits over immediate action versus delaying for broader authorization to probe Morgan banking, railroad and utility interests. Supporters seek $100,000 funding to finance confidential investigations into private and commercial banking practices, with a months long timeline likely.
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Fletcher
Schairman
Costigan
Reynolds
Bankhead
Norbeck
Dourths
Morgan
Hhea
Senate
Colorado
Fistcher
Pecors
Curtis Curtis Dies Today at Country Home
Curtis was a famed publisher who built a vast fortune from a boyhood stock purchase, later giving away millions in philanthropy. He died after years of a heart ailment, following a yacht voyage near New York and a hospital transfer. His wife, his second spouse, had died days earlier in his sleep. Funeral services are planned Friday at his country home with the Portland Me Men's Singing Club to attend.
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Fearnon’ Wells
Detroit
John C. Martin
Curtis
Martin B. Rohfuss
Freeman Brown
Rockland
Maine
Club of
Portland
New York
Lyndonis
Jefferson Hospital
America
Millena
Mos
Rumutendt Worm Syrup Mystery Prompt Ends Abruptly
A fragmented OCR reads like a cryptic note about a rumutendt worm syrup with scattered phrases and garbled names. The readable portions mention places, devotions, sirens, and dates, but few clear facts emerge beyond the cryptic product reference and partial location cues.
Funeral Service for E W Hodge Ends Ninety Year Life
The Greenville community bid farewell to E W Hodge known as Billy a longtime church member and benefactor. Rev J A O Nichols and Rev Hayes conducted the service at the First Methodist church with a hymn arrangement on the organ. Hodge who lived in Greenvill e and was highly regarded for public service received Kiwanis recognition years earlier. He left a wife Angeline Scott Hodge seven children and fifteen grandchildren among other relatives. The burial took place at the Chenango Valley Cemetery in Greenville with grandchildren acting as pallbearers.
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Greenvills
E. W. ‘Hodge
Billy" Hodge
J. A. O. Nichols
Prings
Hastington
Gloucenterahira
England
Mrr.Hodge
Greenville
Greenville Kiwanis Club
Ag the Wen
Greenvile
Mrr. Hodge
Angeline
Scott Hodge
John H. ‘Hodge
Elizabeth “A. Hodge
Emme Worrall
Polk
Thomas
Hodge
Garfield Hodge
Charles P. Hodge
F. E. Stough
New Castle
Bhenango Valley
Outdoor program idea amid summer heat and city pride
A fragmented note discusses public concerns about weed overgrowth on sidewalks and streets near Highiana line terminal and North Mill. It mentions reader turnout, hot weather, and the suggestion of an outdoor program for next June.
Heat wave grinds cities as temperatures soar across states
Reports show an extreme heat wave pushing highs into the 90s with Philadelphia at 80 by 10, Cleveland near 90, Indianapolis above 88, and Pittsburgh reporting heat strain. East winds offered some relief in New England while the West Coast remained cooler with Los Angeles around 65.
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Continea
Pace
Cleveland
Louisville
Indiana
Polis
New England
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Connecticut
West Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Mercury
Nurses Graduate Ceremony Highlighted by Diplomas
Seminisd from page one reports a graduation event featuring Rev Fr Dominick Mielearek, Adolph Green, James Fox, Dr. David L. Perry, and Lena Silverman among performers. The program included selections The Rose of Algiers, Rachmaninoff pieces, and Love and Glory with an orchestra.
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Dominick Mielearek
Algiers
Victor Herbert
Adolph Green
James Fox
David L. Perry
Police arrest trio in Rel street for cap shooting
Three young men were captured Tuesday afternoon in the Rel street district while engaging in cap shooting, a form of dice game. Police seized the dice and ordered the men before the mayor on Tuesday.
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Rel Street
Baturdey
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