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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
8
Rodney Blair travels to the Midwest to settle life with a wife as Abel Drake’s nephew discovers a blind plot by blackmailers. He guards a vulnerable woman, clears a relative’s name, and reunites with Mary Winslow, his boyhood love, leading to a double wedding with Alice Durant.
The federal government bears most territorial administration costs in the United States. Hawaii raised 1914 property taxes of 3,768,468 while territory expenses reached 4,637,646. Alaska revenues come mainly from business licenses near 1,000,000. The U.S. spent 41,560,168 administering Alaska including the 7.2 million purchase. Congress covers half DC expenses with citizens paying the other half.
Hank asks Mandy to marry after courting six years. Mandy responds with surprise and laughter as he explains he fears other suitors might beat him to the punch and he must seize the moment.
The record of theater takings in Paris rose from 41.6 million francs in 1914 to 68.45 million francs in 1948, reflecting a substantial increase in cinema and stage revenue over the period.
The biography covers Charles Evans Hughes from birth in 1862 in Glens Falls New York to his upbringing in Newark New Jersey. It traces his education at Colgate Brown and Columbia Law School his early legal career in New York and Oregon and his ascent to governor of New York in 1907 and later associate justice of the United States Supreme Court in 1910. It notes his reforms in public utilities regulation and his rare but influential political rise and personal life including his wife Antoinette Carter and their children.
Greenfield allocates 4000 dollars for a motor fire truck. Merom plans Fourth of July on Merom bluff. Connersville churches raise 800 dollars for European relief. Auburn man found dead near Auburn Junction after train incident. Milord coal mine tests No 6 vein begun. Indianapolis reports fatal and serious injuries in auto collision. Blippus hosts old fashioned Jubilee on July 4. Bloomington athletic director Cotton Berndt resigns for factory work. Orleans church contract lets for 2000 pipe organ. Brazil hosts over 100 schoolboys gardening under Civic League. Aurora joinery memorials by several orders. Mayor Carmichael speaks. Gary promotes William Warren to general manager. Muncie Agnes Meehan burned near high tension wire. rescuer injured. Newcastle man John Mumaugh injured jumping from train. Cofathus Tilford Beaumont fined and jailed for assault. Washington saloon licenses to issue after election decision. Laporte Abram Andrew named American ambulance chief in Paris. Greeneniate Herbert Elmore home fire. teenage rescuer saves child.
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