Operators Limit Mine Wage Award With Lever Law Reservation
Central competitive field mine operators tell Wilson coal commission they will accept any award for the lever period but will not join price fixing beyond the Lever law. Ralph Crews cites legal need for reservation and finality of contract terms as the commission clarifies authority.
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Washington
Wilson’s
Coal Commission
Ralph Crews
Commission
Crews
Robinson
Wilson
23 Wars in Progress Now Across the World
Gen Marlborough Churchill of the war department reports 23 wars abroad. Major conflicts include Bolshevik Russia against most European nations except Germany and the ongoing cessation of arms with Germany by the United States. Russia, Poland, Roumania, the Ukraine and Siberia are listed among the big belligerents.
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Washington
Gan
Marlborough Churchill
War Department
Russia
Europe
Germany
United States
Poland
Roumania
Ukraine
Siberia
Judge Celestin D Myers Dies in Bloomington at 76
Bloomington Illinois January 14 Judge Celestin D Myers died at his home after a brief illness from exposure while arranging a Florida trip. Age 76 a native of Ohio he served in the Civil War and held county and circuit judge posts later on the appellate bench. He was active in the Knights of Pythias and served on their supreme tribunal.
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Bloomington
Celestin D. Myers
Florida
Thorntown Grain Company
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Charles Moran
Chappie Moran
C. H. K. Pierson
Muncie
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Atlanta
John G. Frisz
Valentin Frisz
Christopher Frisz
Vincennes
William L. Bryan
Indiana University
James P. Goodrich
J. W. Fairman
Logansport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mrs Tabor repudiates coroner claim in Tabor Virgo death
Mrs. Sarah Tabor of Paw Paw Michigan renounces a signed statement charging her son-in-law Joseph Virgo with murder in the death of Maud Virgo. She had testified at the coroner's inquest that Maud died in her arms from a chloroform overdose self administered. Virgo, 80, is held on manslaughter charges and will have no further hearing Saturday.
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Paw Paw
Mich
Sarah Tabor
Maud Tabor Virgo
Joseph ©. Virgo
Virgo
Viscount Grey Arrives in Southampton En Route to U.S.
British ambassador Viscount Grey landed at Southampton aboard the Adriatic and said he has no official statement to issue but is ready to return to America in an official or private capacity.
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Southampton
England
Indiana Happenings From Rural and Civic Affairs
Local reports note a dairy industry update in Indiana with new health rules, a Hammond farm sale at Evansville auctions raising 69 250, tax bond authorizations in several counties, and a 1919 crime and property snapshot including arrests, a Polish hog sale, and a tobacco grower’s accident.
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August Nelson
Hobart
Hammond
Vanderburg County
Mary F. James
Evansville
Clay County Bar Association
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Warren County
Adams and
Pine Townships
Wright Road
Muncie School City
Franklin
George Plum
Huntington
Spring Hill Farm
Frank Martin
Bedford
Bartholomew County
B. R. Inman
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
John C. Snyder
Crawfordsville
Indiana Association of Spotted Poland
Lafayette
O. J. Gingrich
Elbert D. Johnson
Elwood
Walter G. Hadley
Cardinal Cabinet Company
Wabash
St. Joseph County
South Bend
Farmers’ Implement and Hardware Company
Board of Grant County Commissioners
Marion Home Realty Company
Marion
Philip Matter
Marion State Bank
John N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Association of Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy Products
Samuel H. Hartman
Spitrock
Aurora Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Central States Construction Company
Logansport
Office of
The
Indiana University names Stiehm as director of athletics
Ewald Jumbo Stiehm signs a five year contract to lead Indiana University's athletics program. Also noted are political candidacies and local civic items including a county corn show winner, public notices, and various obituaries, court actions, and community events.
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Ewald
Jumbo) Stiehm
Indiana University
David R. Scott
Linton
Henry Wichman
Steele Township
Daviess County
Thomas J. Todd
Board of County Commissioners
Vigo County
Vigo County Poor Farm, To Succeed Freel Christy.Mrs. Melvina Fiant
Somerset
Anna D. Hirsh
Winchester
Herman Twietmeyer
Vincennes
R. M. Beebe
South Bend
Indiana
Dyers and Cleaners
Indianapolis
Henry Davis
Elkhart
Virginia
Henry Dugan
Clark County
Strawder P. Watson
Selma
Delaware County Infirmary
Eleanor Beech
Dennis Beech
Rexville
Edward Lux
Shelbyvile
Edgar Short
Greensburg
Bartholomew County
Columbus
Mitchell O. Devaney
Indianapolis Life Insurance Company
Fall Creek
Thirty-fourth Street
Sutherland Avenue
James A. Collins
Forgive and Forgiven in Johnson's Moral Urging
A pithy quotation asserts that seeking forgiveness is essential for any hope of mercy. It claims eternity hinges on this duty and warns that refusal bars access to mercy and renders the Savior’s birth in vain.
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Johnson
Fellow-Worker With God in Human Salvation
Statement urges believers as God’s fellow-workers in saving humanity and emphasizes reliance on collective cooperation to fulfill divine work. The excerpt frames cooperation with God as essential to spiritual mission and salvation.
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God
Danderine Hair Tonic Claim Ad Promises Color, Vitality
A promotional ad touts Danderine as a hair tonic that can save and improve hair by restoring life color brightness and fullness. It urges readers to buy a 35 cent bottle at drug or toilet counters to refresh the scalp and reduce dandruff and shedding.
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Adv
My Son-in-Law Luther Stuckey Gets — and Keeps — Standing
In a Kansas City Star column a narrator ventriloquizes Oliver Oaken about Luther Stuckey his son-in-law. He praises Stuckey’s singing and usefulness while lamenting how he surpasses him in dress and social standing. The speaker admits he cannot kill him and he cannot make him leave.
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Luther’ Stuckey
Oliver Oaken
Kansas City Star
Memory Trick Fails Wife Birthday Plan
A Kansas City man devised a memory method linking his wife’s birthday to dice. He recalled seven for the 7th, then mistook eleven for December 11, causing a crying spell that began on the 7th and ended on the 11th.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Henry and Mrs. Peck argument over three pounds
Mrs. Peck accuses Henry of not listening after asking for three pounds. Henry responds with alarm, and her tone turns acid as she recalls his smiling response. The fragment from London Tit-Bits hints at a domestic dispute with financial tension.
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Henry
Mrs. Peck
London
The Difference Clever Verse Exchange
A brief exchange contrasts genius with ambition. One declares genius has wings to soar while the other notes near genius is content with wings to flap, implying modest aspiration.
Not Constructed As Magnet
A woman in Indianapolis accuses a well known man of following her after they both glance into a corner shop window. He denies following her and makes a witty retort about the sight, while she threats to call a policeman. The man quips that the policeman likely would not follow her either.
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Peter
Israel
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Sanhedrin
Jesus
Christ
John
Indianapolis
Innocent
Indianapolis News
Feed Them Milk Dish Attracts Hotel Waitress Attention
Young women on refreshment committees need not fret about future parties. A hotel coffee shop serves a quarter of an open-faced apple pie half-submerged in milk, a dish described as popular. A woman waiter enjoys serving it, calling the customers “big babies.”
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Indianapolis News
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Cascarad
Saife
Mr Hill
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Hunt
Price Test
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Cleveland
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Battle Creek, Mich
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