Huge bids offer for two former German liners Leviathan and De Kalb
World and domestic news round up reports sealed bids opened in Washington for the giant passenger liners Leviathan and De Kalb with offers of 3 million and 800 thousand dollars. Census figures show Birmingham Alabama up 84.4 percent while Red Bluff California declines. other items include deaths of notable figures, fires, robberies, political shifts, and international tensions.
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Indiana News highlights from Vincennes and beyond
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Rebecca Danforth
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James Rowe
Samuel Rowe
Everton
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John March
Honorah March
Cora Prince
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Muncie
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Anthony
Indianapolia
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Indianapolis Country Club
Lafayette
Epworth League Institute
Battle Ground Camp
Engilah
Crawford County
Evanaville
Boards of Public Safety
Edgar Schmitt
Greenfield
Hancock County
Apetitien
Union Traction Company of
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indianapolis & Ciincinnati Traction Company
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Vanderburg County
Jacob Aleon
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William Litherland
Louis BE. Haag
Julius A. Haag
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A. B. Anderson
Elkhart
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Anderson
Charlies Huffman
Fisherburg
Holland
Schneider
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