Indiana town notes and state election tallies
Indiana items from Lafayette to Gary report regents election and officers for D A R in Lafayette. Purdue short course at Marengo. 1922 Indiana registration near 1.418 million. crime arrests in Evansville and Columbus business, plus farm and school notices across towns.
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Lafayette
Mindwell
Hampton Wilson
Delphi
Indiana
Julia Landers
Indianapolis
Charles Q. Erisman
Charles Hartley
New Albany
Henry Beck
S. E. Perkins
E.H. Darrach
Paul Dresser
Terré Haute
Tecumseh Trail Park
Marengo
Purdue. University
Horace Copeland
State Board of Election Commissioners
Evansville
John C. Bolen
Louis Hertel
Henry Cradford
Kentucky
Anderson
W. F. Clawson
Huntington County
W. E. Payne
Clawson
Eugenia
Ore
Delavan Smith
The
Indianapolis News
Waukegan
Lake Forest
Wabash
W. H. Tuttle
Petroleum
Wells County
Indiana Farmers’ Federation
L. L. Needler
Grant County
Shelbyville
Dorsey Jones
Scout Council
Gary
Marion
R. J. Duke
Indiana Y. M. C. A
E. C. Willeats
Sioux City
C. C. Robinson
Men’s International Committee
John Brown
Winchester
Hans Rudolph Frederikson
Finland
United States
James P. Goodrich
Marie Moorman
Europe
Elwood
Sullivan
Fairbanks Township
Gus Chowning
Ralph Harrison
Claud Pittman
Noah Scott
Princeton
John Hal’ Woods Haseen
Gibon County
Hoosier Automobile Association
E. S. Maxam
Ed Jackson
Gibson County
Daugherty liquor ruling upheld delays in enforcement on foreign vessels
Government plans swift new Volstead regulations but will slow enforcement for ships near U S waters. Judge Hand dismissed injunctions, Attorney General Daugherty’s view guiding policy. Prohibition officials will await Supreme Court action before acting on foreign-ship liquor cases. Major Haynes says enforcement will be reasonable and cautious.
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Washington
Hand
New York
Daugherty
Prohibition
Haynes
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Labor shortage acutely felt across the nation in department survey
Washington reports a Department of Labor survey shows acute shortages of skilled and common labor across the country with farm labor also tight in many agricultural areas. Clerks are the only worker class with supply above demand.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Germany weighs general reparation bankruptcy
Berlin October 24 Chancellor Wirth shocks politics by proposing cabinet debate on declaring general reparation bankruptcy due to the mark collapse and default in payments, in both materials and cash.
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Wirth
Berlin
Germany
War Secretary Weeks Warns of Pacifist Drift
Secretary of War Weeks warned at the New York post of the Army Ordnance association that America risks returning to a short sighted carefree attitude toward preparedness as in the early European war days.
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New York
America
New York Post
Army Ordnance Association
Dr. Lyman Abbott Dies at 86 in New York
Dr. Lyman Abbott editor in chief of the Outlook and longtime clergyman and author died in New York. He was associated with the publication for nearly forty years and would have turned eighty seven next December.
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New York
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
France to urge seizure of Germany at Brussels debt talks
Paris reports that Allied financial control over Germany would be France's recommendation at the Brussels conference to settle allied debts. The move would effectively seize much of Germany's finances.
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Germany
Brussels
Paris
France
Oversubscribed Post-War Bond Offering Prompts Large Issue
Washington October 24 estimated 763 million dollars of the new government 4 3/4 per cent bonds will be issued due to the oversubscription of the first 500 million dollar post-war bond offering. Secretary Mellon announced the plan.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Style in fur garments and hair ornaments of the season
The feature describes fur fashion and accessories for winter wear, detailing Persian lamb wraps with marten collars, diagonal front openings, and broad cuffs. It highlights bandeaux garlands, leaves in blue and silver, jeweled diadems, lacy spangling, and new coiffure trends with braids and high hairdos.
No Chances Taken As Applause Affects Politics
A remark from Senator Sorghum frames applause as money in politics. He says his managers arrange audience clapping to ensure approval, noting that sustained applause is unreliable without prior collection.
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Senator Sorghum
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Claims Easy Home Dyeing
An ad promotes Diamond Dyes promising simple directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It asserts the dye never spots fades streaks or runs and suggests advising the druggist about fabric type for perfect at home results.
Would Make the Man Say It Obey Debate in Marriage Service
A brief exchange cited from the Boston Transcript discusses whether the word obey should be included in the marriage ceremony. Miss Young argues against its use while Miss Stronghold contends it should be shifted to the other contracting party.
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Miss Young
Stronghold
Boston Transcript
It Is Not Worthwhile To Think Without Action
A concise maxim urges decisive work over endless contemplation, stressing the link between belief and concrete steps. The quote underscores the value of readiness to act when ideas form.
Conscience Affects Quick Wealth Pursuit Caution
In a brisk pursuit of wealth, the writer argues that lacking a conscience can speed up gains. The line of thought suggests ethical restraint slows progress and questions the value of rapid riches versus moral costs.
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Indiana State ‘Teachers’ Association
Florice Case
Kathryne
Flanigan
Logansport
Franklin
Brazil
Rushville
J. M. Walker
Masonic Glee Club of
George James
Harry Schackelford
Frankfort
Kilmore
Irene
Frank Keck
Sarabelle
Cloyd Thompson
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Noblesville
Farmers’ Federation of
Hamilton County
A. H. Myers
BE. K. Klepfer
Jesse Johnson
Frances Mussleman
Garrick Mallory
James Corbin
Neal McKinstray
Calvin Hiatt
Alfred Kinzer
Loogootte
White River Bank
J. P. Kirkpatrick
Bartholomew County Shipping Association
Bartholomew County Farm Bureau
Crown Point
James A. Saults
Lake County
State Penal Farm
Mancie
Martha S. Medaris
Indiana Union Traction Company
Salvation Army
Hartford Cty
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Madison
Jefferson County
John Paugh
Monroe Township
Miles & Thomias
Richard Polk
Graham Township
Emmett W Garriott
Scott County
Jacob L. Clever
Republican Township
Miles & Thomas
Barker Furniture Company
Chicago
Daugherty Liquor
U.S
Ocean Lines
U. S
Weeks
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Paul S. Megzgraé
Madison Road
Paul S. Megrue
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
San Francisco
New England
Lt. Douglas
Douglas
Douglas Shoo
Spark Street
Brockton, Mass
Herskovite
Herskove
Haw Movica
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