Injuries Prove Fatal to John Cosgrove Miner
John Cosgrove a 57 year old miner died after a coal mine accident at the Oak Grove mine near Montgomery Friday. He suffered chest trauma from a fall of slate and multiple leg fractures. He died at the county hospital where his son Joseph recovers from an appendectomy. Survived by widow eleven children two brothers two sisters and many relatives. He was a member of St Peters Catholic Church in Montgomery.
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Oak Grove
Montgomery
Joseph
Corgrove
Minutz
Hart
Cosgrove
Chiereve
Rity
Liam
Martin
Chris
Arthur
Mester
Maggie
Cosgrave
Anna Beste
Chris Doyle
Michael Cosgrave
Maple
Sugarland
Yich Cosgrove
St. Peters Catholic Church of
Autopsy Finds Clamp Implanted After Operations
An autopsy in Cambridge Mass on Miss Jennie Cholake jon reveals a five inch clamp in her body linked to a wartime style instrument used after an operation performed at an age. District Attorney Nathan A Tuftson notes no evidence shows where or by whom the operation occurred.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mask
Jennie Cholake Jon
Nathan A. Tuftson
Altorpts Wehl
Dam in Watheway State Court Suit Over Dam Obstruction
Aweost and Matildan Kiel sue Lyle Greenwent and others in circuit court through George A Faith for obstruction and a permanent dam at a point below the farm, creating a watercourse that harms crops on the Kiel property. Plaintiffs seek an injunction ordering removal of the dam and restoration of the natural flow.
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Aweost
Matildan M. Kiel
George A Faith
Lyle Greenwent
Ageres
Sandyook
White River
Farmers plan cooperative livestock reporting and insurance forms
A Indiana Federation proposal outlines a cooperative system for reporting cattle swine and sheep data to stabilize markets. Former soldiers converted to insurance will receive guidance and a war bureau insurance advisory. meetings in townships will explain the wire reporting system with quarterly and ten day service data. The plan partners with the Department of Agriculture in Washington City to supply market timing data for ready slaughter and pricing.
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Hose
Bureau of War
Indiana Federation
Lewis Tasior
Agricultust
Washington City
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Thdlanapolis
Taylor
Terre Haute Officers Seek Record of Three Boys
Terre Haute police confirmed the arrest of three Washington youths named Williams Crandell and Sandvers or Terreaute Olonday. Two of the boys are on parole from a state correctional institution. A large rubber revolver was found on Crandell. No details on charges or outcomes are available at this time.
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Washington
Williams
Crandell
Sandvers
Terreaute
Olonday
Terre Haute
Allen
Teeeiana
Temporary levee planned to guard Petersburg area
Farmers and landowners west of Petersburg Indiana organize a temporary levee along White river to keep darkwaters off valuable land until government and state aid, aiming for a permanent levee from Petersburg to the Wabash river. Indian Creek Coal Co plans a large levee to protect bottom land from spring and summer floods, as river floods threaten crops valued at thousands of dollars.
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Petersburg
Ind
White River
Wabash
Indian Creek Coal Company
Pantheon Theater Contract Won by Wilkerson Ly ons
The Wilkerson-Lyons Interests and architect John B Bayard secured a contract for the Pantheon theater at Fifth and Main. The bid was 127 000 dollars for construction excluding plumbing heating ventilation and seating. Victor Knauth Brother and Company received the heating and plumbing contract about 16 000 dollars. Groundbreaking is planned for early next week with completion in about six months if weather permits.
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Avicennes
Indl
Wilkerson-Lyons
John B. Bayard
T. F. Willis
Pantheon Theater
Fifth and Main Streets
Victor Knauth
Willis
Miners Satisfied With New Wage Scale Report
Miners and District No. 1 met Wednesday to consider the commission’s acceptance of the wage-scale report. The draft proposal includes an 128 cent adjustment, reflecting improved compensation terms for District No. 1 miners.
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Ed Stewart
U. M Wlota Arict No. #4
John lLgiewik
Naional Orgatization
Coal Commission
Miniasion
Grain Corp Head Wile Requizzed On Market Moves
Chicago March 25 Julius Marnex head of the United States grain corporation arrived to be questioned about recent grain sales and movements. Federal district attorney Char Clypt said he is investigating an alleged attempt to corner the corn market. No evidence of legal manipulation sufficient for prosecution under the Lever Food Control Act has been found.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Julius
Marnex
United States Grain Corporation
Char Clypt
Clyne Anid
Starr Cereal Mining head arrested on embezzlement claim
Terman Blumson, leader of Starr Cereal Mining, formerly missing since last July in Chicago, was arrested in Washington. Police charge he diverted about $200,000 to $400,000 from company accounts. He is held for Chicago authorities.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Maren
Terman Blumson
Starr Cereal Mining Company
Chicago
Indiana tornado toll rises to twenty seven dead
Tornado outbreaks swept Indiana and neighboring states, with twenty seven dead and many injured. Reports cite fatalities in Hendricks, Randolph, and other counties, plus extensive property damage from Fort Wayne to Chicago suburbs. Recovery and missing persons efforts continue as officials assess the disaster’s reach.
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Holt
Lanige
Chigo
Ingsing
Adama. Ga
Georgia
Lalhann
Wis
Mietren
Chicago
Uedrali
Alabama
Oather
Lodisna
Ohio
Michigan
Borns
Indiana
Weert Liberty
Tire
AL Zh
Fort Wayne
Monroeville
Tow ‘Ley
Edgerton
Zulusaid
Pneiberson
Ox ‘Jon
Leipsic Cut Off by Rebels as Ruhr Tensions Rise
Reports say Leipsic, a large industrial town northwest of the city, was completely cut off from communication. Government troops reinforced by armed countrymen clashed with communist guards near the Ruhr area, with casualties and hundreds wounded. Fire and smoke marked the latest skirmishes as authorities try to maintain control.
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Apy Amitai
Leipsic
Mofo
Pialie
Waa
Rom
Associated Prega
Germany
Vip
Berne
Easter Observance Plan by Washington Knights Templars
Bodies of Washington and nearby towns will gather Sunday for Easter services. Washington commanders and Knights Templar will attend in full warform, with Rev J W Darby of First Christian Church delivering a special sermon. The local commandery has long observed Easter with joint church services.
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Washington
Knights Templars
J W. Darby
Canmondery
Loreal
Geriire
Jane Pe
Highway Commission to Inspect Southern Indiana Roads
State highway officials led by L A Wright will drive southern Indiana routes to assess road conditions ahead of transfer of maintenance duties on April 1. Hinkle and Kistrop will participate as observers with Henderson Automobile Association secretary J Edgar Baypon confirming the plan.
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State Highway Commission
Indiana
Mo Ho Hinkle
H. Kistrop
Ome Boon
L.A Wright
State Highway Commissions
J. Edgar Bay Pon
Feld
Hangler Automobile Assoriation
GERVAN GOVERNMENT SAYS TO HAVE MADE AGREEMENT WITH BUUR VALLEY
Mur-The report states the Gervan government claims a formal agreement with Buur Valley amid ongoing general strike paralyzing the region. Hostilities between state drives and workers continue as Bertin government officials record tense news.
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Gervan
Mabe
Buur
PAIS
Huby
Bertin
Advance One Hour For Chicago Stock Exchange
The Chicago Stock Exchange will move its trading hours ahead by one hour starting next Monday in line with New York markets and the New York Daylight Saving Law. A May adoption of similar changes is being considered by the exchange board.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York
Sevenue
Chicago Axchange
Promoter and broker arrests in silver stock case
Attorney General action targets promoters and brokers exploiting silver stock issues. Thuma W. Lawson surrenders at police HQ to answer warrant charging violation of state counterfeiting law and filing information on block issues. Four other operators were arrested yesterday.
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Lawson Uy Associated Press
Noston
Gereral Atlen
Thuma
W. Lawson
Nco
Soviet Student Council At Hays Normal Ended
At Hays Kansas a county prosecutor ruled the Fort Hays normal school's student soviet never existed beyond a faculty member’s claim. A confrontation led to three students ducked in a pond after a so called ultimatum about helping lay the school’s running track.
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Associated Preas
Hays
Kan
Fort Thays Normal School
Caxter Harvey
Allie
Jloday
Hady
Wage award retroactive to April first eyed by miners
Officials of the United Mine Workers prepared notices for local unions in the anthracite region. They told workers to remain at work pending wage negotiations with mine operators who agreed to a retroactive wage award to April 1. Philip Murray, international VP, said no general stewards committee meetings would be held today.
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Associated Press
New York
OmMcers
United Mine Waorkere
Thres
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Acetylene Torch Theft Foiled in Evansville Bank Robbery Attempt
A bank robbery near Evansville was thwarted when the robbers failed to use their acetylene torch. The heist was detected on opening the tank this morning as a stranger entered the bank and inquired about capital stock, leaving a warning about a possible robbery that night.
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Evansville
Ind
Franelero
Here
Regulars Advance With German Army Troops
Reports from Paris and Novorossisk detail regular German army units entering areas near occupied zones. The movements, not authorized by allied powers, are slated for review by high courts in London and prompt concern from German authorities over border stability. In Novorossiisk, the city cools under tension as volunteer forces shift sides and loyalist troops withdraw toward Crimean positions.
Handpicked Democrats Target Local Primary Ballot
Democratic county chairman Frannie reveals at a Saturday conference a slate of preferred candidates. Republicans counter, and declarations for party and precinct posts flood the clerk’s office ahead of the primary filing deadline. Charles Ben Warton seeks a committee seat in the second precinct.
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Frannie
Selecti
Alpe Taraticans
Ieadets
Forbes Baker
Democrats Await May Primary Candidacies In Daviess County
Fragmented text reports Democrats slow to file for May primary with J B Pershing as clerk of the circuit court. Republicans list candidates in Washington Township and Buren area, including J Bart Thompson for prosecuting attorney and several precinct committeemen amid unclear details and errors in transcription.
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Democrata
Daviess
Mary Tery
J. B. Pershing
Jle
J. Bart Thompson
Washington
Ray Smith
Washington Township
H. A. Alford
Prem Inet
Richard T. Pesk
Stesad
Veale
W. R. O'Dell
Segodd
Madison
A. C. Helm
uUnird
Madyon
Hugh Neersmeier
Frat
Bind
Oscar Hackler
Richard
Ralph Molsheimer
Ett
W. T. Beasley
Elmore
Fons W. Rudolph
Barr
Grant
Myers
Malloy
HH. B. Hanter
Rat
Reobert L. Crane
L. H. “Horrall
Warr
Henry H. Serrit
Buren
Untitled Local Meeting Notes and Employee Concerns
Fragmented OCR text records a meeting with trustees, staff, and several named roles. It references salary matters, school or board oversight, and potential policy or personnel actions. The readable parts indicate discussion of staffing, tenure, and governance steps within a district or organization.
Unclear OCR fragment reports on Ukrainian forces in Paris dispatch
A garbled Associated Press dispatch from Paris discusses Ukrainian forces and a general in a disrupted telegraphic report. The fragmented text mentions military leaders and a supposed capture or change in control, but many names and places are illegible.
Great Qualities of Yems Lound by Alites
March 27 5 reports say great qualities of army discovered in Germany. Brandenburg and surrounding areas yield 2000 three inch field guns. Allies guard details say arith supervising execution of peace treaty troddling to advise received here.
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Germany
Brandenburg
Government 58 Given A Vote Of Confidence
The chamber of deputies in Paris backed the government with a 314 to 7 vote after a debate on interpellations concerning foreign policy. The vote signaled parliamentary confidence in the administration.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Winslow Depot Robbed and Marriage Notice
Robbers entered the Southern railroad depot at Winslow and robbed the cash drawer. Marriage license recorded for Geneff Woodruff and Iva Woodrum, both of Oden. New suits include McDonald v McDonald for divorce with attorney E T Laughlin.
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Southern Railroad
Winslow
Tax Form Aimed to Aid Public with Assessor Reforms
The piece outlines a public tax form intended to assist taxpayers and clarifies assessor duties. It discusses classifying property for taxation, equality of treatment, and the discretion of assessors under oath to determine true cash value, ensuring consistent application across classes.
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Cehedie
Atlasarssine
Heysroe
Aepmrace Pupplemenind
Saate
Taxpayers Face Increased Spring Rush at County Treasury
The county treasurer reports a heavy daily rush as residents prepare to pay spring taxes. Voters will see higher fees and delayed payments. Barrett law changes require payment of installments and interest with other taxes. Taxpayers are urged to mail requests and use the new payment system at the treasurer’s office.
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M. Vance
Renal
Sen
Coxey
Mooyi
Hin
Ani
Parsons
Tavins Offic
State Board of Accounts Raai
Barrett
McDonald Divorce Sought Over Alimony and Name Change
Julia McDonald of Elnora, via attorney E J Gaughlin, asks the circuit court for divorce from John McDonald after more than two years of alleged neglect to provide support. She seeks $1,000 alimony and restoration of her former name Julia Kohlman. The couple married April 19 1917 and separated December 3 1913.
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Julia ‘McDonald
Elnora
E. J. Gaughlin
Aulé
Circuit Court
John McDonald
Julia Kohlman
McDonalds
Kapp revolt arrests reported in Berlin
Major General Von Luettwitz, the Kapp revolt commander, has been arrested as judicially announced. Admiral Von Tirpitz, head of the navy, has also been arrested. No definite news on Kapp’s whereabouts. The source notes related to Prussia.
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Berlin
Starrh
von Luettwitz
Ais
Admiral von Trpitha
Dtx
Prusala
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Terre Haucte
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PPO
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Novorossier
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Weloek
Heseltine
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Hhe Circuit Court
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Wilma
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Clarrison Township
William Chapman
Hierrixon
Republicamas
Charles Ben
Warton
Bennington
Steeté Owushin
Wohn
Sor
Marcel
Waser
Lefond
Eeyplas
Sear
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Jverii Dmb
Pharene Kalbe
Pers Mons
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Ieeeeenteey
Aisha
Lelolelnia
Ivtomnion
Tfon
Drottberg
Associates Press
Maret
Deska
Riastan
Une Hacks
Ukrainiauns
Anstor Ra Bawlenke
Ukrainian Mational Arty
Abecort
Fearmund Beatt
Uhednain
Torkay
Novorossik
Russia
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Bolahevk
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Alites
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Ralye
Mustie Palan City Hall
Kapp
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