Happenings of the World Tersely Told
Washington bulletin notes the president will not resubmit the League treaty and blames Republicans for the failure. Also reports ship construction gains, consular moves, rail hopes, coal strike settlement, and various global and domestic items with names like Lodge Payne Hathaway Garfield Wilson Berkman Goldman and Liberia.
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White House
Washington
HH. A. Garfield
Fial Commission
Whson
Garfield
Unclear fragment hints at 19th century notices in Lexington and New York
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Lexington resident George Sanders age seventy five linked to Uncle Tom's Cabin and a national Young Women's Christian Association convention planned in Cleveland for April 18 to 20. Also note a New York meeting electing Cart Gray president of the Union Pacific after E B Colvin resignation.
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George Sanders
Lexington
Tom
Cleveland
New York
Cart Gray Wes
The
Union Pacific Railroad
EB. G. Colvin
Assault on German General Wounds Prominent Officer
Foreign Bolshevist wireless reports an assassination attempt on General Barto. He was wounded in both legs as a bomb struck his motor. Major General Reinherdt, former Prussian minister of war, faced dismissal from the army on half pay. Fire damaged parts of Compiègne castle including Napoleon’s bed chamber and council room.
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Moscow
Barto
Reinherdt
Berlin
Compeigne
France
Napoleon
Pro
Indiana News Highlights Bond Issues and Local Affairs
Indiana state board of tax commissioners approves bond issue petitions across multiple counties and townships for road and real estate purchases. Gary faces a constitutional challenge to the new tax law in superior court, while other towns report coal waste concerns, political resolutions, and public notices. Governor Goodrich receives G A R resolutions urging readiness to defend the constitution. Interurbans and railroads resume normal operations as restrictions ease. Court actions seek to restrain road and bond activities, with farmers’ associations weighing in on local business ventures and stock propositions. State agencies announce pharmacist licensure results and ongoing educational contests proceed statewide. Additional items cover hospital plans, university contest organization, and local agricultural cooperation efforts amid varied weather and river flooding impacts.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Carrall County
Jackson Township
Batterns
Renogle
Carrollon
Myer
Cooke Road
Carrovlton
Monroe
Clarke Road
Vanderburg County
Knight
New Green River
Pigeon
Morgan Avenue
Center Township
Henden
Madison County
van Buren
Kaufman Road
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School City
Hancock County
Jackson
Brown
Thber Road
Gary
City of
Whiting
Walter IE. Schrage
John C. Anil
State Commission
Indianapolis
W. N. Lonn
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Indiana
Mr. Logan
Goodrich
Joseph R. Gordon
GI A. R
United States of America
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Portland
Teffersonville
Wabash
Stochester
Tipton
Elwood
Shelbyville
Noblesville
Evansville
Goshen
Kendallville
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Leo Vanhees
Edwardsburge
Ife
Columbus
Bartholomew County Farmers’ Association
Columbus Produce Company
Farmers' Association
Shelby County
Shelby County Farmers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
M. C
State Board of Pharmacy
Mervin L. Kaufman
Henry G. Timmerman
Indianapoli
Charles G. Beaven
Charles E. Canan
Muncie
Frank M. Cravens
WHI
Tetre Haute
Marion County
Bloomington
In- Gana University
Indianapolis American Association Baseball Club
William ©. Smith
South Norwalk
Jack Hendricks
William B. Claner
Richmond
Friends’ Church
Earlham College
Young Friends' Organization
Five Years
Young Friends of America
Indiana Fruit Growers’ Association
Benjamin W. Douglass
Treyine
Clarence Bowers
Salem
Will Wetz
Greeneastle
Laura A. Kindly
Circuit Court
Indiana Farm Colony
Butlerville
Jennings County
Petersburg
Syd Wyatt
Robert Hollows
Pike County
Municipal Water Works
Park
Dr Carter's K and B Tea Promotes Health
An old remedy line from B C Wells Co promotes Dr Carter's HK and B Tea to aid sluggish liver headaches and bowel regulation. It advises giving to children and claims thousands use it with no desire for other medicines.
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Dr. Carter
B. C. Wella & Co
le Roy, N
Medhin and widow clash over life insurance in strange exchange
In a Birmingham Age-Herald snippet a medhin tells a widow that her husband speaks from the spirit world. The widow warns that if the spirit asks about life insurance money she will not pay the fee, prompting a tense warning as the exchange unfolds.
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Abdsorbine, JR
Borus
W.F. Young
P.D. F
Diamond Sheen Shoes Attract Attention In Parla Bail
A woman at a bail hearing in Parla wore shoes covered with diamonds, drawing notice from onlookers. The event highlighted the conspicuous display of wealth amid courtroom proceedings.
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Parla
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