Miss Minnie Schleter Elected To Head Trinity School
Miss Minnie Schleter was elected superintendent of Trinity Methodist Sunday School at a church board meeting, succeeding George A. Winkenhofer who declined re election. New officers include Mrs Lily Smith secretary Miss Edna Kasting primaries and beginners supervisor and December 25 Christmas entertainment planned.
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Minnie Schieter
Trinity Methodist Sunday School
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Sehbleter
George A. Winkenhofer
Miss Schleter
Elizabeth Strodtman
Minnie Bebleter
Lily Smith
Oil City Woman Denies Affair Links in Separation Case
Mrs. C. A. Miller of Oil City Pa denies that Alys McCormick the Nebraska “angel of mercy” is involved in her separation from her wealthy husband, refuting rumors of a connection between the two.
Appraisal Set For State Land in Lake County Auction
State land clerk Det. 8 Fidward Spray received an appraisal of 41000 dollars from George Foland Lake County auditor on two acres of state owned land in Lake County to be sold at public auction in January.
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Indianapolis
Fidward Spray
George Foland
Lake
Lake County
Kidnapper Pleads After Seizing Wrong Girl
A kidnapper pleaded as an ex user claimed he had seized the wrong girl. The report notes many have made similar misidentifications in such cases.
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Osteria
See me at Spig's. Will answer all questions.
Hubert Treman appears at Spig's offering to answer all questions. Ibd notes indicate a casual public appearance with potential inquiries about local matters.
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Spig’s
Hubert Treman
Ibd
National Party adopts platform with calls to end Federal Reserve
The document outlines Plank 1 demanding a government owned American banking system and currency issuance by Congress, plus repeal of the Federal Reserve Bank Act and prohibition of tax exempt securities. Plank 2 supports universal conscription in wartime and vows to place the burden of war on all citizens, urging immediate government action.
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United States
Act of Congress
Congress
New World War Peace Plan Outlines National Goals
The article surveys President remarks endorsing economic and social reforms. It calls for selective service and stronger national defense, a private sale of Muscle Shoals, and government energy on coal, shipping, and waterways. It notes civil service widening and territorial funding cuts, urging moderation and orderly development. It also lists two Inter State Public Service Company filings seeking capital and bond funding to support expansion and modernization.
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League of Nations
League
America
National Defense
Congress
Navy
Coal Commission
Shipping Board
Chicago
New Orleans
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Territories
Alaska
Philippines
Civil Service
Internal Revenue
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Jas
Platform Planks Urge Global Peace and Equal Rights
The document calls for initiating treaties to outlaw war, abolishing special privilege, promoting competition against monopolies, direct presidential elections, women’s suffrage, child protection, and universal old age pensions. It urges loyal citizens to unite at the ballot box to enact laws reflecting government of the people.
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United States
Congress
President urges restraint on spending in Congress speech
The president warns against price fixing, calls for cooperative marketing in agriculture, and urges enforcement of prohibition by states. He supports broader railroad consolidations, continued fiscal restraint, debt retirement, and quick ratification of foreign debt terms with Italy Belgium and others. He also advocates swift assent to World Court participation under reservations.
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Oncy
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coolidge
Senate
Rutherford Elected President of Royal Society
Sir Ernest Rutherford winner of the 1908 Nobel Prize in chemistry is chosen as president of the Royal Society in England. Lady Monica Salmond, wife of a British air admiral, is noted as at home in aviation. Prince Paul of Greece, an exiled crown prince, visits Boston. Princess Nim Ziginneff, formerly sentenced to death by the Soviet, plans to become a U.S. citizen.
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Ernest Rutherford
Royal Society
England
Monica Salmond
Prince Paul
Greece
Boston
Nim Ziginneff
United States
Community House Fund Reaches 5000 Public Gift Amplified
Mentone Indiana residents will secure a community building with a 5000 public subscription fund plus a $500 gift from Mrs Susan Mrost and two lots for a building site. A building committee aims to finish the structure in time for a January basketball tournament.
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International News Service
Plymouth
Ind
Mentone
Susan Mrost
Carpenter Falls From Eighth Floor in Indianapolis Accident
Dee Worrell, a carpenter for Chester Worrell, was killed when he fell from the eighth floor to the street at the new Chamber of Commerce building in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis, Dee
Chester Worrell
Chamber of Commerce
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Conn Instruments
E. H. Hancock Music CO
Seymour, Ind
Seymour Daily Tribune
Jay C. Smith
Seymour
Indiana
Postoffice
Jackson County
National Advertising Representatives
H. Edmund Schelrer
Michigan Ave
R. R. Mulligan
E. Forty-second St
New York
Daily Bible
Cop
Bible Service
Trinity School
George Winkenhofer
Inez Phenning
Carl Fill
Thelma Sierp
Edwin Sehneck
Adna Kasting
Hilda Kasting
Donald Kasting
Paul Brackeroyre
C.J. Mocker
John Havenschild
Edna Kasting
C. R. Hoffman
Aince MeCorrick
National Party
Interstate Company
Public Service Commission
Interstate Public Service Company
Middle West Utilities Company
A. Det
Victor A. Delamere
Dorchester
Mass
Sir Eronest Quytherford
Prince Pauty Greech
Lady Monica Saliond
J. Fettig Co
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