Indianapolis cites Indiana flow act aid blue sky crackdown
The Securities Commission of Minnesota reports Indiana fact patterns showing benefit from blue sky enforcement. Dr W H Logan notes in a letter that petroleum and natural gas tests in Indiana reveal the need to rework state tax and regulation, urging reexamination of wells and permits in several counties. Miss Geneva Temrence visits Valparaiso, Indiana, with friends.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ite Securities Commission of Minnesta
Blue Sky
Cas
Indiana
Sordeson
W. N. Logan
State Department of Conaservation
Petroleum and
Hazleton Wins Tenth Straight In Rough Victory
Hazleton high school basketball defeated Reitz high school 33 to 11 at Evansville. The fast game featured rough play and early lead by Hazleton, with Hartig from Reitz strong on defense before Hazleton pulled away. Hazleton has no games until February, with open dates on February 11 and 25.
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Hazleton
Hazleton High School
Evansville
Reitz High School
Reitz
Hartig
Tannery
McLernagy
Marriage of Miss Charlotte Schoefer to Aud rey Wilson
The ceremony for Miss Charlotte Schoefer of Newburg and Aud rey M L Wilson of Newburg occurred in Henderson Kentucky on December 23 with Rev James Ravwling presiding. They were joined by Melvin Wilson and wife from Waverly Kentucky and will reside in Newburg after December 26. Both families are well known locally.
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Charlotte Schoefer
Newburg
Jacob Schoefer
Audrey ML. Wilson
William Wilson
Henderson
James
Operators Reject Demands in United States Coal Case
Philadelphia December 25 mine operators refuse to reopen the anthracite coal commission award and decline wage increases and an eight hour day while offering to adjust individual cases. miners insist on full original demands and plan to seek a formal policy at the general scale committee meeting next Tuesday.
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Federal Commission
Philadelphia
United States Anthracite Coal Commission
Tige
United Mine Workers
Pavare
Christmas Greeting From Our Organization To Patrons
A seasonal message thanks patrons for their support and extends warm appreciation. It notes the spirit of the season and wishes readers a merry Christmas on behalf of the organization. The text emphasizes community and shared success during the holidays.
Symbols of U S Christmas Observance Declared Pagan Relics
The National Geographic Society bulletin says Christmas tree candles and mistletoe are relics of nature worship dates adopted for Christian use. It traces the tree to Aryan ancestors candles to Teutonic sun worshippers and mistletoe to Druids and notes Santa Claus origin in Roman days. It argues the U S Christmas spirit is more sentimental than ecclesiastical versus Europe.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Santa Claus
United States
A Merry Christmas Message on Helpfulness and Unity
A reflective holiday message urges embracing altruism and serving others. It contrasts gift giving with the Spirit of God, tracing Christmas customs from ancient Rome and stressing lessons from the Divine life. Peace, happiness, and prosperity are wished for four-year cycles and personal duty fulfilled.
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Calvary
Janus
Spring gowns draw on books and myths for inspiration
New York designers seek literary and Russian motifs for spring and summer fabrics. Printed silks showcase bookish patterns such as the Lilliputian and Gulliver series, with color palettes in gray, blue, green, and bold accents. Designs mix checks, florals, and geometric motifs, reflecting Slovak and Persian influences and museum and library sources.
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New York
Public
The
Gulliver
Tolstoi
Turgenieff
Atmos
Orar
Lolis
Enow
Princeton Advertising Club to Hold Monday Dinner
The Princeton Advertising Club will hold its semi monthly dinner Monday at 12 noon at Hotel Kidd. All members urged to attend and others interested are welcome.
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Princeton Advertising Club
Hotel Kidd
Indiana Federation of Clubs Nominates 1921 Committees
Mrs E C Rumpler president reveals most 1921 committees for the Indiana Federation of Clubs with three departments education conservation and legislation. Mrs W J Torrance Evansville will helm conservation and Mrs Philip Zoercher Indianapolis will head legislation. Educational chair yet to be chosen print notes forthcoming.
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Indianapolis
Ind
E. C. Rumpler
Indiana Federation of Clubs
W. J. Torrance
Evansville
Philip Zoercher
Mrs. Welborn Heads District Women’s Committees in City and County
Mrs. O. M. Welborn of this city was chosen chairman of district Other. Women of the city and county serve on the various committees, or Miss Anna Embree library extension, Miss Mable Tichenor history, and Mrs. John W. Jones Owensville Americanization.
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O. M. Welborn
Anna Embree
Mable Tichenor
John W. Jones
Owensville
Bank presents $25 Christmas gift to Citizens Trust staff
The Citizens Trust and Savings Bank awarded each employee a Christmas present of $25 in recognition of faithful work and the bank’s growth during the past year. The gesture honors the staff’s contribution to the bank’s business and success.
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Citizens Trust & Savings Bank
Rose of Nome at Grand Theatre tonight
Rose of Nome a drama of love and gold stars Gladys Brockwell with William Fox presents. The play, directed by Edward J Le Saint, features scenes in forests and Alaska gambling dens with a strong supporting cast including Scott Herbert Prior Ryan Peel Heck and Woodthorpe.
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Nome
Great Northwest
William ‘Fox
Gladys Brockwell
Grand ‘Theatre
Barbars le ‘Marr’. Deely
Edward J. le Saint
Alaska
Miss Brockwell
William Scott Herbert Prior
Gertrude Ryan
Edward Peel
Stanton Heck
Frank Thorne Lie Warrenton
Georgia Woodthorpe
Paul Schofield
Mrs Roy Spore Visits Hart Family in Vincennes
Mrs Roy Spore and her children from Vincennes are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs R W Hart on Water Street.
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Roy Spore
Vincennes
R. W. Hart
Ins
Gas Water
Senate Fuel Revelations Stir Coal Price Probes
Senate hearings reveal high coal prices and profiteering tied to government purchases. Col. D. B. Wentz, head of the National Coal Association, allegedly earned a $187,000 commission on coal sold to the war department at about $11 a ton, while miners sold for $3.80. Lawmakers urge justice department review and broader scrutiny of coal interests and pricing practices.
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War Department
Senator Pomerene
Democrat
Ohio
D. B. Wentz
National Coal Association
Calder
Pomernee
Foreign ships barred from U S ports under commerce bill
Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Jones introduced a bill to deny entry to foreign vessels failing to meet American merchant marine standards. Effective ten days after passage, the measure would require foreign ships to obtain permits and endure inspections by the Shipping Board for sanitation living quarters food and finances.
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Washington
Narine
Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
Shipping Board
Shipping Bbard
Bridges on the National Road to be built with paving
Indianapolis December 25. C Gray chief engineer of the state highway commission urges simultaneous bridge construction with paving next summer. He asks a larger bridge division to plan and specify for forty two bridges from the Ohio to Illinois lines totaling about 1 200 000 dollars. Detours require awarding bridge contracts with paving to avoid delay in pavement use.
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Indianapolis
Ind
C. Gray
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Ohio
Illinois
Gray
Entry Blanks Distributed for 1921 Speedway Race
Indianapolis Dec 25 The curtain rises on the Ninth International 500 mile Sweepstakes to be run May 30 1921 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Five hundred entry blanks have been distributed to prospective contestants from centers likely to send delegations including France England Italy and the United States. Prizes remain about the same with piston displacement limited to 183 cubic inches and weight to 1650 pounds minus ballast gas and oil.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
France
England
Italy
United States
Ries
Miners' Vote Tabulation Planned in Indiana District
Tellers of District No 11 United Wine Workers of America will meet January 3 in Mitch's office to tally votes in the annual coal miners election. Tellers are Galloway Reid and Foster. Results expected January 6 or 7. Current presidential standings: Hessler 3725, Stewart 3017, Schmidt 2215. A majority is needed. if none, a run-off between top two.
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Theee Haute
Ind
United Wine Workers of America
William Mitch
George Galloway
Linton
William Reid
Clinton
Herbert Foster
Newburg
John Hessler
Edward Stewart
William Schmidt
Morning greeting triggers fatal shooting at Ball Brothers plant
In Muncie Indiana on December 24 George Kling a 45 year old foreman at the Ball brothers glass factory was shot to death by fellow worker Hallette McHar gue 30 who began with good morning Dutch then fired six bullets. McHargue went to the factory office to alert authorities saying he had killed a fellow. His wife lives in Medora Indiana.
Victims of Fire Walk Mile in Night Clothes
Elwood Indiana December 25 The Lewellyn family four miles west of Elwood suffered exposure after their farm home burned. Lewellyn his wife and six children escaped in night clothes and walked a mile to a neighbor for shelter in 10 degree weather. Fire blamed on defective flue.
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Elwood
Ind
James Lewellyn
Lewellyn
Hastings Dies From Injuries After Mt Carmel Fall
Hastings 19 died Thursday morning at 5 30 in Mount Carmel following injuries from a fall at the new First National Bank building. He formerly drove a taxi between Princeton and the oil fields and later worked at the Southern shops. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Marshall Hastings and two sisters Golda and Mildred. He was well known and liked in Mount Carmel.
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Urben Hastings
First, National Bank
Mt Carmel
Mt. Carmel
Hastings
Princeton
Marshall Hastings
Mount Carmel
Golda
Mildred
Carmel
Republican Register
Toole Family Announces Birth of Helen Margaret
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Toole and Mr and Mrs. H B Toole announce the birth of a daughter Helen Margaret at the home of Mr and Mrs Sidney Alen in Lincoln, Illinois borne Tuesday December 21. The mother was formerly Miss Margaret Toole of this city.
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Monte Toole
H. B. Toole
Helen Margaret
Sidney Alen
Lincoln Tll
Margaret Toole
Miss Nina Ellis Spends Holidays with Jasper Parents
Miss Nina Ellis, teaching at Jasper, is home for the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ellis on South Prince Street.
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Nina Ellis
Jasper
Mrs
J. F. Ellis
South
Prince Street
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