Cov id era echoes in Indiana probate dispute
A man named Danforth vanished a year ago with his wife and child. His father, a farmer, died leaving a valuable estate. Danforth later reappeared, his wife had remarried, and the child’s claim to the estate was contested as questions of inheritance and education funds arose.
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Ind
Covid
Enoch
William R Fett
Danforth
Wrenny Farmer
Valle
Mack
Wilm R. Danforth
Court orders man to support child and seeks reimbursement
A man challenged a court order assigning support to his minor child and filed suit in circuit court to recover funds, arguing the former wife's proceedings were invalid due to improper notification. The case hinges on whether due process was met in the prior suit.
Japan eyes Siberia as main field for economic expansion
Tokyo August 14 Japan aims to become a dominant force in Russia's economic rehabilitation. Ambassador Tokichi Tanaka said Siberia offers vast undeveloped resources and Japan will push extensive development aided by its capital and enterprise. He suggested Japan could attract foreign capital to aid Russia's resource development.
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Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Tokichi Tanaka
Moscow
Tanaka
Pan-Pacific Club of
Siberia
Nuns' teaching case in Owensboro schools to be decided
Ur sulin Nuns from a Roman Catholic order face a ruling on teaching in Daviess County schools while wearing their distinctive garb. The county board seeks state guidance after months of deadlock as three districts risk no instructors for a Catholic-majority student body. The nuns have taught there for five years. Tropical fruits may be shipped in a thin rubber coating to allow riper picking and prevent decomposition.
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Owensboro
County Board of Education
Erty
Bell System
Ten Thousand Cooks Needed In Kansas Threshing War
A rural Kansas dispatch describes a vast threshing season across the wheat belt. Ten thousand young women cook for crews moving from farm to farm, supplying meals as threshers travel from Topeka toward the Dakotas, with hearty fare and hopeful hospitality fueling a nationwide harvest effort.
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Kansas
Chrisco
Colorado Line
Kansas Wheat Belt
New York City
San Francisco
Montreal
Topolobampo
Wheat Belt
Manhatten Island
Rural Georgia plans and state events in brief
News briefs from Macon and other cities cover rural Georgia development plans to attract settlers, Alabama veterans reunion dates in Tuscaloosa, Spartanburg freight rate changes making Spartanburg a Southeast gate, Little Rock bans on farm driving with fines, Raleigh discussions of Sea Lime railway double tracking, and Athens Tennessee factory activity with 1925 tone.
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Macon
Georgia
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Confederate
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Spartanburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spaburg
W. H. Hendley
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Luther A. Huston
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W. E. Bare
Southern Bell
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AND
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Dakotacs
Dakotas
Ore Thresherman
Little Rock
Ark
Jack Weas
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Sear Lime Railway
Rts
Sk Diet
Norline
Fae
Athens, Tenn
Palm Beach
Ildren
Rvur
Madras Union
Men’s
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