Brest Debates Exhumation of U S Seamen Bodies
Paris reports an uproar over Brest obstructions to exhuming and shipping American seamen and Marines' bodies home. Deputy Paul Simon signaled possible government interpolation on hygienic conditions, noting no effect on U S forum. War Department cited relatives now preferring remains stay in France.
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Associated Press
Paris
Brest
Unitedt States
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Simon
Chamber For
United States
Jalle Eram
American War Department
Fragre
Larnard
Coal mining output and county production figures cited
The article details Knox County coal mining stats including total tons mined, comparisons to prior years, lease acreage, and daily production capacity. It highlights major mines such as the American and Oliphant Johnson Bruteville mine, noting record daily tonnage and capacity limits. It references regional fields and shifts in production across multiple counties.
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Minine Jabuerry
Pnaestry
Brie
Tader
Teree
Firmern
Etree
Peethe
Know
Vien
Are
Wistary
Sullivan
Pap Greene
Aman
Knox County
Canncity
Kos County
Thia
Oliphant-Johnson
Bruteville
Antioch Sunday School Seeks Growth After Low Attendance
Antioch Christian Church notes winter lull, reports 7% attendance last Sunday and plans to boost turnout. Invites all to join Sunday services with Brother Crab presiding as spring approaches.
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Salid
Antioch Sunday School
Brother Crab Aing
Ally
Will of Katharina Backes Filed in County Clerk Office
Katharina Backes leaves real and personal estate to her heirs in a will filed in the county clerk's office. She names Henry Backes as executor without bond and provides reimbursements and equal shares to daughter Katie Kern and son John P. Backes plus grandson Henry Backes. The will, dated August 20, 1419, was witnessed by Henry Gers and Arnold J. Padget.
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Katharina Backes
Rooters Seek Life Accused of Brutally Slaying Girl
In Indianapolis on April 23 Associated Press reports heavy police activity around Marion County jail after more than a thousand men attempted to seize William Ray, a contested singer accused of slaying a girl named Martha Hud. One man was killed, fifteen arrested, and a nineteen year old bystander shot but not seriously hurt as guards restored order. Governor Goodrich is away. Adjutant General Harry Smith leads efforts and can mobilize state militia if needed.
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Gir
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Partiol
Marion County
William ‘Ray
Negra
Singer
Ealil
Martha Hud
Lyneh bin
Tase Bleh
Persena
Prize Essays Offer Four Year Fellowships Nationwide
Four high school essay contests announce opportunities for students to compete for a four year fellowship at any chosen institution. A prominent tire manufacturer will fund the award and state superintendents of education are asked to disseminate the contest within their states. The program aims to promote better roads and infrastructure nationwide.
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Rekagy Fr Connertion
Tate Superintendentes of
Eiucation
Fragmented OCR note on real estate extension and approvals
An unclear OCR fragment discusses real estate extension and applications with a governing body. It mentions individuals and agencies in a garbled form, implying deadlines or extensions but lacking coherent names, dates, or outcomes. The text references tax or legal processes and possibly an approval body, but the exact details remain unreadable.
Muller drives Democratic bid for Congress in district tour
Charles X Muller ton a Democratic candidate for Congress from Washington was in the city Tuesday greeting friends and launching an intense ten day drive for votes. He is backed by Very don organizations and high regard in official circles. Endorsed by Harness County citizens as a primary candidate on May 4 he plans to visit every county seat in the district within the coming ten days.
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Vincanns Sun
Charles XN. Mullerton
Washington
Ciy
Manning
Futterton
Don
Arness County
Rear Admiral Ty Ends Life With Gun
An Atlantic fleet chief, Rear Admiral Ty Trittain, reportedly shot himself amid fury in the fleet near Cohan waters. No reason given for the act, body to be brought to Utah for burial as officials investigate the incident. Military and state department representatives discuss warship requests amid regional tensions in Mexico.
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Associated Press
Washington, Pb. C
Cade Trittain
Asatee Bn
Wilson
Atlantic Eet
Cohan
Proposed tax on drinks to fund soldiers relief plan
Washington April 22. A tax on alkool exchange transactions was tentatively agreed by Republicans of the house ways and means committee as part of a new time for raising money for soldiers relief. The plan includes a 1 percent levy on final sale and would raise approximately per cent. Existing taxes on tobacco and cigars would rise, and readers learn the meeting with the leaders against the relief plan was postponed to April 20.
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Aasbelated Press
Taxoon
Alliitek Exchange
Ithe Proker
Commission Pax
Bern
Jasreed
Republica
House
Tohweco
Elgars
Prison sentence report and political case notes
An April 24 ruling imposes a prison term on Charles Munday of Phirage for actions on La Salle Street in Chicago related to a prior firm. The case touches on high treason and defense matters with the Supreme Court and senate high court discussions. The death penalty was eliminated from the charges following a vote, removing the ultimate punishment option.
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Spring Rik
Charles RB. Munday
Phirage
la Salle Street
Viogk Dpimpany
Chicago
Iriots Supreme Court
Joseph Callings
Senate
Pir
Nnetea
Corn prices slip amid wartime trade unease on board
Excited selling yesterday on the board of trade sent corn futures down as much as nine cents a bushel. Prices opened higher but soon eased, with corn dropping to about 1.20 per basket amid jitters over wartime conditions and concerns about supply and demand.
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Cricago
St. Anrit
Board of Trade
Nate
Park
Couple Weds in Clerk Office Ceremony in Overalls
Priersburg Ind April 22 Peh Tyr son of George Tyler and Sopbie Bush daughter of John Bush were married here by Rev Golden Smith at the clerk's office The officiant wore a pair of overalls during the ceremony this odd rural wedding drew attention from locals.
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Priersburg
Ind
Peh Tyr
George Tyler
Sopbie Bush
John Bush
Golden Smith
Mr. Smith
Commencement Exercises Held For Barr Row High School Grads
Barr Row high school graduates gathered at St Peters Hall Montgomery for commencement exercises on Friday evening April 20. Richard M Parker, county superintendent of Sullivan County, presided and noted the speaker would be The American Citizen. The senior orchestra played as graduates Meade and Meade led the procession followed by diploma recipients including Meade Doyle Noyle Sefrit Leftit Steen and Corrico. Leo Ts Glamits supervised Montgomery Schools while J G Gritey oversaw the Daviess County diplomas. Labor Council project on construction funding was discussed by local officials.
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Barr Row
St. Peters Ball
Montgomery
Sullivan County
Richard M. Parka
Will Ture
High Echoor
Eraduttes
Lore Aort Meade
Gertrude Meade
Sildred Meade
Troops Sent to Quell Butte Disorder in Montana
An announcement to the press confirmed that troops would be sent to Butte to quell mine strike disturbances, following Governor Stewart’s request. General Hunter Liggett authorized the deployment while Major General John Borrsoe of Camp Lewis handles detachment logistics. In a separate incident, Daily Bulletin guard W. Horan was shot and killed, with Joseph Papst claiming the shooting was accidental and later arrested.
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Associated Press
Gan Francisco
Stewart
Montana
Butte
Tdent
Hunter Lixgett
Western Department
Mak
John Borrsoe
Camp Lewis
Minpte
Mont
Apri
Rotary tree planting honors World War dead in Daviess County
The Rotary Club plans a Thursday April commemoration in Washington with a tree planting along east Walnut Street near the park. John N. Dyer of Vincennes will give the principal address, joined by members of veterans groups and local schools. The event features a band and orchestra providing district music.
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Washington
Rotary Club
Daviess County
East Walnut Street
John N. Dyer
Vincennes
International Rotary Clubs
Amer+can
Gold Star
Common Ant
Toy Factory Begins Work at Vincennes Plant
TOY FACTORY BEGINS Work in Vincennes Indiana after reorganization of Marsh Manufacturing. Juvenile Manufacturing toil operations restart producing wooden toys with wooden trains as main product. Harry B Marsh serves as director of the concern.
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TOY Factory
Vincennes
Ind
Juvenile Manufacturing Compoos le Rin
Marsh Manufacturing Company
Harry BR. Marsh
Convers
Tragic High School Shooting Incident Reported in Henfown
In Henfown Indiana on April 3 twelve year old Sin low Jacoha was unintentionally struck in the head by a twelve pound shot from a playmate at the Brazel high school. The injured boy was taken by officer Ny to a nearby hospital, where an operation was performed.
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Henfown
Ind
Sin Low Jacoha
Brazel Dacabe
Short
Duan Hoaplint
Authat of Pla Ryan Rel Be Speak Here May 3
An event plan for a major spectacle in Waslington is announced with Clein and Phim as organizers. Charles Whiteamb, president of the Central Loher Connell, will lead a committee lineup to host the engagement in the afternoon and evening of May 2.
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Pla
Ryanrel
Clein BE
Phim Anther
Rip Saenrey
Waslington
Charlee Whiteamb
Loher Connell
Esileno
Charce
Hia Entertainment
Declalunes United State Now Is Rodress Roost
In a Senate address Senator Capner of Ucan accused law enforcement of failure to enforce laws and urged replacement by those who can act, framing the government as unable to enforce and calling for decisive action. The speech, delivered in Waplinton TC on Ari 24, frames enforcement as a critical issue and hints at broad systemic critique.
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Waplington
Ari
Nltedl
Capner
Ucan
Af Kankak
Senate
Alice
Montana Primary Indicates Johnson Victory In Complete Returns
Full returns from Montana's presidential preference primary show Senator Hiram Johnson leading with the same ratio seen in last night's returns. Democrats had no presidential ballot. The result confirms Johnson's favorable standing in the state at Mant Butte, April 3.
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Butte
Mant
Washington youth held without bond in first degree murder
A Madison County grand jury has indicted George Schwandner, 20, of Washington for first degree murder in the March 28 Elwood shooting of Joseph Kendall. Schwandner, arrested in Washington by Sheriff Faith, confessed after returning to Elwood. Attorney plans insanity defense. Arthur Yeley, held for grand jury, released after findings. Returning to work follows local carpenter strike drift.
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Pee Madison County
Grand Jury
Arderson
George 2
Hwandner
Washington
Yeley
Schwandner
Madison County
Elwood
Wrehington
Greenwell
Hugh
Faith
Republicans Weigh Plans For State Convention In May
Local Republicans show strong interest in shaping the state convention set for May in Terre Haute. Delegates will help appoint permanent leadership with Senator Watson invited to deliver the principal address. Committee appointments include resolutions and credentials as the event unfolds at the Hotel Severin starting May 13.
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Tadlangpole
Watson
Xese
Woodrich
Peparitie
National Ehutoryman
Sidney Ro Mittens
Tadiamape de
Seg
Persmonent
Roodeieh
Pratatils
Hy Ise Triers
Xelect
Varlinis
Reselur Bank
Wotel Severin
Jaree
Wtty
Newt
Goodrich
E. M. Wasmath
Governey
Ehateo
Fale Lowing
Atti Tailor
Xratey Treayurer
Enate
Atorney
Supreme Court
Covention
Lavert
Prisoner chase ends in misidentified suspect
Sheriff Hugh G. Palth traveled to PetersOurs Friday to check a young man detained on suspicion of being one of two robbers who fled a Baltimore and Ohio Passenger train. The man proved not to be the suspect after investigators used a distant telephone to verify he worked in Evanabile Inez on Monday, ruling him out as one of the robbers arrested in Newport, Kr. last week.
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Inns
Newport
Legal Case Involving Whipping Incident At Tole
In Marion County Kentucky April 74 a pubescent boy allegedly used insulting language to an operator over the phone. A whipping was administered during an argument in a stare at Tole. The boy’s father and the operator’s father were arrested and their case is to be tried today.
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Marions Ky
Tole
Indianapolis man indicted for first degree murder
William Ray, a 14 year old Martha Huff killer, was indicted for first degree murder by the Marion County grand jury in Indianapolis. A special panel was drawn and trial set for next Tuesday. A strict no-entry order was placed around the county jail after an attempted storming of the jail.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
William Ray
Martha Huff
Marton County
Ray
Fragmented OCR tale with garbled names and events
Readable fragments describe a tense scene in a city with mentions of Vinanierer of the TOS 8 Elks, ships, and tensions around dates and meetings. The text weaves through multiple disrupted phrases, referencing Meath, Meath fe, Peters GV, and various odd person and place names with no clear narrative arc or coherent outcome.
Jasper Wan Ert Pager Awocriee Jasper Story
Fragmented OCR text mentions Jasper Wan Ert and a pager note with garbled lines. It references Punraled and Boobits fables, with unclear sequence and few readable nouns like Pine Ey Tw and Boobits. The readable bits suggest a local item or notice but lack coherent details or identifiable events.
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Jasper
Delegates Meet Amid Confusing River Vault Events
In a garbled report from April 2, figures and names appear unclear as delegates gather. A front section mentions Watarie and Pde Tureters with references to the pore and posananer. Details about attendees, locations, and outcomes remain unreadable.
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Apineta
Detyarites
Pet of Sun at Hate WashiSetan Bonser Withone
Unclear text fragment mentions individuals, places, and dates in a garbled notice. Reads like a local brief with names, a location, and possible event or listing. specifics are indiscernible due to OCR errors. The readable segments reference a person named Rita Suey and a place Alesana with dates.
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Washisetan
Tood Bonsier
Neusa
Alesana
Capital G atved 80508 ToWianenalis neapadatinn
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Bang
Post Office Bill Slowed by Air Route Revision Debate
Washington April 24. Merltt Wilken today slowed the post office measure seeking air mail route revisions between New York and San Francisco via Chicago. Jamra Andrus, 71, of My Carmel, died from injuries after a cow crushed him as he fed it. He leaves a Terre Haute residence and a Panama-bound daughter. Judge Nathan Got, former United States senator from West Virginia, died at his Clarksburg home on April 24.
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Washington
Tho
Merltt
Promitent Wilken
New York
San
Chiegga
MT. Carmel
Jamra
Andrus
Carmel
Terre Haute
Panama
Clarksburg
W. Va
Nathan Got
Unitedtates
West Virginia
Faralvais
Phyzicians Anid
Melton Injured After Riverside Fall in Afternoon Thrill
William Melton sustained an ankle injury when caught in a fall at the Riverside event this afternoon. His injuries are not serious. He was taken to a hospital and later returned home.
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William Melton
Riverside
Ming
Phrelelan
Strikers Back at Work After Wave of Arrests and Protests
Reports from Indianapolis and Chicago describe a large scale strike with about 350 workers returning to duties after leaders faced conspiracy charges. The Associated Press notes tense scenes as union actions and city responses unfold across multiple states.
Wage Dispute Delays Stir Firemen and Locomo Workers
Washington April 34. Workers of the capnery Tirath hen demand a basic wage of 6.50 daily with differentials for skill experience and cost of living rise since last June. The firemen and hosts for a living wage backed the claim, while delays and references to unknown premises were noted. Mrs Martha Speddley, 91, died in Pike thurty. she recalled the Lincoln family passing through Pike county en route to Allinois.
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Washington
B.C
Tirath
Vlea
Locamoroe
Martha Speddley
Pike Thurty
Lincoln
Pike County
Allinois
Paris farmer held after fatal attack story
Paris April 24 Associated Press says Joseph Call ioux, farmer, was attacked by the high and corrupted men. He was remanded home and would not explain his plans in Paris on May. Attorneys reported definite government results showing force to lower prices and a campaign against rising prices continued.
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Paris
Associated Press
Joseph
Callioux
Mier
Han
Ateat
Rom
Department of Justice
Palmer
Washington
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