Indiana coal prices and rail notes in 1923 and more
Indiana news covers Gov McCray criticizing coal handlers after a Tipton Noblesville joint meeting and aims to keep coal at 3 50 a ton. state tax board reports March 1 property valuations down by about 565 million from last year. derailment near Gary causes fatalities due to track tampering. bond issue denial for Bloomington water works extension. and further notes on national road paving progress, legislative prep, and various regional economic events.
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Noblesville
Endeavor
Marion
South Bendoe
Tipton
Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Kiwanis
Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Washington, D. C
Michigan Centrail
Gary
Ind
Bureau of Safety
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brazil
James A. Cooper
Rowland Powers Consolidated Collieries Company
Staunton
Clay
Greene
Owen Counties
Bloomington
Marion County
Leo K. Fesler
Here
P. F. Gault
Crescent
Terre Haute
American Hominy Company
J. Heaslip
McCray
Food and Drug Division
State Department of Health
I._L. Miller
Miller Sota
Indiana Highways Industries
State Highways’ Commission
Commis ‘Sion
Britain backs open Straits as Kemal conflict looms
London reports unite Allied stand against Mustapha Kemal with force to keep the straits open. British forces rush to Constantinople while fleets sail east. Smyrna massacre toll feared high as refugees pour into Athens. Lloyd George orders preparations amid grim European crisis. Australia New Zealand and Canada pledge aid.
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London
Mustapha ‘Kemal
Europe
Italy
Britain
Gibraltar
Constantinople
Athens
Smyrna
Ephesus
Lloyd George
War Office
Admiralty
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
United Kingdom
Dardanelles
Miltons 2 46 52 record wins Kansas City 300 mile dash
Tommy Milton wins the Kansas City 300 mile race in 2 hours 46 minutes 52.796 seconds with an average speed of 109 mph. Roscoe Sarles is killed when his car bursts into flames after a high speed crash. Several others are injured including Pickup, Murphy, Hearne, Thomas, and de Palma. Milton drives a Leach special to victory. Hartz, Mulford follow. Prize is $10,000.
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Kansas City
Tommy ‘Milton
Roscoe ‘Sarles
Milton
Sarles
Pickup
Clift Durant
Jimmy Murphy
Addie Hearne
Joe Thomas
Peter de Pache
Ralph
Palma
Thomas
Harry’ Hartz
Hartz
Ralph Mulford
Duesenberg
Return to work grows after Baltimore plan in shopmen strike
On Sept 20 Chicago reports say road unions favoring the Baltimore agreement show progress. Southern railway, Mobile and Ohio, and Monon join, signaling more back to work among 50 000 striking shopmen. 85 percent of normal forces and fewer disturbances noted as others stay aloof.
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Chicago
Balltimore
Bert M. Jewell
New York Central Lines
New York Central
Southern Railway
Mobile & Ohio
Southern
Monon
Baltimore
Lessons From the Exile and Return in Restoration Era
This lesson plan outlines a multi level study led by themes of restoration, exile, and leadership. It covers Ezekiel Daniel Zerubbabel Ezra Nehemiah and Malachi with emphasis on experiential knowledge of God's word, prayer, and steadfast faith amidst opposition and judgment.
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Ezekiel
Prophet
God
Daniel
Statesman
Hzra
Almighty
Belshazzar
Israel
Hell
Haman
Zerubbabel
Ezra
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Malachi
Minister Escapes From Pittsburg County Jail in McAlester
Rev J G C Trotter, held on charges of embezzling funds from the Brooks Institute at Hartshorne and wife desertion, escaped from Pittsburg County jail in McAlester Oklahoma on September 20. Authorities report search underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
Okla
J. GC. Trotter
Prices Drop Two Per Cent
The retail cost of food to the average U S family fell two percent in the month ending August 15, per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Data from 51 cities show 22 articles declined, led by potatoes down 28 percent and sirloin steak up 1 percent for the items that rose, with total increases seven percent in sugar and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau’ of Labor’ Statistics
Department of Labor
Bank Robbery Reported in Marion With Escape Under Mystery
Three bandits held up the Bank of Thompsonville eighteen miles northeast of Marion Illinois. Reports say all escaped with money from the bank but the amount is not yet determined. Local authorities investigated the incident and followed possible leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, Ill
Thompsonville
Acco
Wealthy Widow and Weis Driver Case Noted in Bennington VT
A terse Bennington Vermont notice mentions a wealthy widow and a Weis Driver linked to a case sent on the 20th. No further details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weis
Bennington
Eliz
Fragmentary quotation hints at life and sake
A fragment references saving life for the sake of another with biblical phrasing and archaic wording, mentioning losing life and finding it through sacrifice. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event, author, or date details.
Landor the Explorer Henry Savage Landor
Landor the explorer possessed a splendid record. He was the first known white man to reach both sources of the Brahmaputra in India and chart their positions in Tibet. His Himalaya explorations yielded vast knowledge while a year among Philippine islands added to his fame. He crossed Corea 3800 miles with one partner before turning to Africa and then South America through 1914.
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Landor
Henry Savage Landor
Brahmaputra
India
Himalayas
Philippine Islands
Mr. Landor
Corea
Africa
South America
Splinters on life ladder noted as he slides down
A reflective line about unnoticed hardships appearing only as one descends life’s ladder. It hints at subtle dangers and neglected frailty in everyday existence.
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Indiamapolis
Cambridge City
John I. Williams
State Highway Commission
Ohio Line
Highway Commission
General Assembly
Charles Kettleborough
Legislative Reference Bureau
Kettleborough
Senate
House
Assembly
Columbus
Tommy Milton
I Kansas City
New York Central_Lines
Gompers
Lord Plumer
Great Britain
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
ROB
Bank OF All Money
Stegef
Cal Spohn
Spohn. Medical CO
Goshen, Ind
U.S.A
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