Newberry Finally Wins Michigan Senate Seat in Senate Vote
In a 46 to 41 decision the U S Senate declared Truman H Newberry duly elected to a six year term from Michigan Overwhelmingly Republican support backed Newberry while 9 Republicans and 33 Democrats opposed the resolution The vote addressed campaign expenditures and condemned excessive spending in politics referencing Henry Ford as a defeated contestant in 1918
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Washington
Tramar H. Newberry
Michigan
United States
Senate
Tia
Dillingham Edge
Elkins
Ernst Fernald
France
Freelinghuysen
Gooding
Hale
Harreld
Kellog
Keyes
Lemroot
Lodge
McCormick
McCumber
McKinley
McLaen
McNary
Nelson
New
Nicholoson
Oddie
Page
Pepper
Phipps Poindexter
Shortridge
Smoot
Spencer
Stanfield
Sterling
Townsend
Wadsworth
Warren
Watson
Indiana
Weler
Willis
Total
Borah
Capper
Jones
Kenyon
Ladd LaFollette
Norbeck
Norris
Sutherland
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Inc
Ashurst
Broussard
Corway
Culberson
Dial
Fletcher
Gerry
Glass
Newry Mexico
King
i_McKeller
Myers
Overrui2
Owen
Pittman
Pomerene
Newberry
Kendricks
Wyoming
Stanley
Kentucky
Reed
Missouri
Ohio
Mr. Newberry
Henry Ford
Truman H. Newberry
Senate of the United States
Whose Uncle Is He. Anyhow. Debate and vindication statements emerge
A quoted exchange shows a figure defending himself at the capitol after a decisive result. He calls the outcome a complete vindication and exoneration for himself and those involved, expressing gratitude for the end of years of persecution. He spoke by phone to supporters Monday, framing the result as justice served.
Amotter Factory Moves Into Roanoke Plant
Roy H. Davidson leads the Wayne Knit Company into the Knox building in Roanoke after repairs and a new heating plant. The plant will install over 100 knitting machines and employ about 40 workers initial, with expansion likely as training proceeds, signaling a $40 000 investment and a regional first of its kind.
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Phe Wayne
Roy. H. Davidson
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Roy H. Davidson
Wayne Knit Company
Roanoke
Knox
Busi
United States
Roanoke barber shop raid ends with liquid seizure
Citizens accuse Roanoke barber Sergeant of wrongdoing leading to a raid by the sheriff and deputies. A search warrant found a liquid the sheriff calls colored white mule. The barber, whose first name is unknown, was detained in the city lockup with more developments expected today.
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Roanoke
W.W. E. _ Payne
Sherriff
Fort Wayne
Sherriff Jeavis
Chester Coe
Mey
Arm Amputation After Shotgun Accident In Andrews
George Denny a 45 year old fireman at Wasmuth Endicott suffered the loss of his left arm above the elbow when a shotgun discharged while he held it with the muzzle near his body at Orville Hoke’s home. He was treated by Dr. A C Chenoweth and later at Huntington hospital. He and his young daughter faced hardship with debts on their home.
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George Denny
Andrews
Wasmuth-Endicott Company
Orville Hoke
Mr. Hoke
Signal
Smith Rice Nuptials in Roanoke Parsonage
Miss Hazel Smith daughter of Mrs Mary Smith Roanoke and John R Rice son of Mr and Mrs Albert Rice Huntington united in marriage at the United Brethren Parsonage Roanoke Saturday evening at 6 by Rev G F Byrer. They will reside in College Grove Huntington where their home is ready for occupancy.
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Hazel Smith
Mary Smith
Roanoké
John, R. Rice
Albert Rice
Huntington
United Brethren ‘Parsonage
Roanoke
G. F
Pryback and Fryback Burn Through Confusing Jam
Fragmentary note mentions Pryback Fryback and pneumonia with unclear context. No readable dates or locations given.
Passing Of Old Landmark In Lagro Under Demolition
Wabash county officials condemn the old McNally frame building at Lagro for housing violations. The three room structure, once linked to Miami leader Mechekelctah La Gros, is near collapse and will be torn down after eleven people and their animals vacate the dwelling. Hazel Smith and local residents are listed as having recent visits and gatherings nearby.
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Wabash County
McNally
Lagro
Indiana
la Gros
Greenville
Indiana Leads Nation With 78 Carloads Of Corn For Armenia Relief
Indiana farmers have contributed about 78,000 bushels of corn to the Armenia famine relief, led by Elkhart county with seven carloads and Morgan and Shelby counties surpassing their quotas. The drive, coordinated by Prof. G I Christie and state director Russell G East, continues until all communities donate. A 3,000 ton ship sails to Constantinople with corn products, supporting relief across fourteen states.
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Indiana
Armenia
Hoosier
G. I. Christie
Agriculture Committee
Russell G. East
Shelbyville
Elkhart County
Shelby
Morgan
Dearborn
Ohio
Elkhart
DeKalb
Jackson
Noble
Starke
Jennings
Well
Wayne
Morgan County
Shelby County
Wayne County
A. W. Roach
Richmond
Johnson County
Chamber of Commerce of
Franklin
Scandrett
Constantinople
Atlantic
Bible Lands
Mrs Mary Houser Returns Home From Napoleon Ohio
Mrs Mary A Houser returns home from Napoleon Ohio where she had been visiting for several weeks. She was called home on account of illness and the family reports she is resting.
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Mary A Houser
Napoleon
Ohio
Disagreements Delay Wartime Armament Talks and Pacific Fortifications
Fresh complications block rapid progress in the Washington arms conference as naval treaty terms, scrapping plans, and Pacific fortifications raise disputes. Japan and Britain challenge the status quo and tonnage scrapping while American delegates resist splitting the treaty. China and Japan discuss Shantung talks continue separately. Temple Builders Class to meet January 16 at the Carters with officer elections and potluck supper.
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Washington
Japan
Pacific
Baron Kato
Bonin Islands
Oshima
Tokio
Great Britain
France
Itay
United States
Far Eastern
China
Shantung
Family Visit Near Fort Wayne Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Fred Goodward and their little daughter were at Fort Wayne Tuesday.
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Fred
Goodward
Fort
Wayne
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Jewel
Pryback
Fryback
Mickie
Han
Miss Hazel
Smith
Charles Trammel
Marjorie
Lavina Myers
T T.nichols
Arles Arse
The
Temple Builders Class
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