War Vessel Helps Block Whisky Smuggling In Great Lakes
In Duluth Minnesota November 20 Associated Press reports Uncle Sam’s war vessel on Lake Superior aided coast guard efforts against whisky runners. The sub chaser, assigned to police maritime routes, carries no guns and aided in rescuing the crew of the steamer Ile near Grand Marais. The craft has patrolled from Thunder Bay to St. Marys Michigan, with no details released by the coast guard.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
United States
Nda
Lake Superior
Uncle Sam
Coast Guard
N. A. Linde
Iderburs
East Guard
Sat Ste. Mare
Po. Uierroth
Navirador
Widower 68 Marries Bride in England Return
Ken Lagange reports Joseph Pickles 65 years old wed Mrs Anna Wheatesworth after 4000 mile journey from his old home in England. Pickles, widower since his wife’s death, left for England three months ago to find his sweetheart from boyhood days. His nephew Herbert Slater, a World War veteran, accompanied them and will reside in Lag in.
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Lagrange
Ken
England
Worie
Lagminers
Joseph Pickles
Anna Whetesworth
Mr. Pickles
Courney
Kineley England
Herbert Slater
Shiloh J M Clinton and Chestnut family visits noted
A local social page records Thursday visits by Shiloh J M Clinton and his mother Mrs Martha Clinton and other families including the Chestnuts. Sunday gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery of Decker Indiana with Will Montgomery, and Mrs Ada Noblett with Esther. Several residents shared dinners and visits with friends in Plainville Cheatnut and Center areas.
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J. M. Clinton
New York
Martha Clinton
Charlea Myers
Jessie Chestnut
Elmers
Dewey Chestnut
John Montgomery
Will Montgomery
Decker
Ind
Ada Noblett
Esther
Sarah Chandler
Effie Fisnn
Zel- In Cheatnnut
Ora Chestnut
Esther Chestnut
Ma Hndsa Chestnut
Alice Montgomery
George Raynolds
Plainville
Fred Lucas
C. C. Chestnut
Washington
Thomas Resler
the Chestnut
Herschel Harper
Sarah Wadsworth
Thomas Faith
Atdry Faith
Datyy
Farrel Hatfield
Ln Chestnut
Pearl Reynolds
Ruth
Mary Kirk
Edith Trubhlood
Joe Bechtél
Odon
Jamie Chestnut
John Kelsey
Curtis Riggins
Center
Malinda Chestnut
Elliott Flynn
Piamville
Coal Companies Indicted in Chattanooga Case
A federal grand jury indicted twenty four coal companies in Chattanooga Tennessee on charges of violating the Severac statute. The list includes Hibbler Barna federal Carey the Riddle Chattanooga Iron and Coal Corporation Chattanooga Cox Company and United States Fuel Corporation among others.
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Chattanooga. Tenn
Federal
Hibbler Barna
The
Carey the Riddle
Chattanooga Iron and Coal Corporation
Chattanooga Cox Company
United States Fuel Corporation
Printing Set Seized In New York Counterfeit Ring
Secret service agents seized a printing operation in New York that produced counterfeit revenue stamps and liquor labels. Four men arrested Saturday night were arraigned on counterfeit charges and each held on $2,000 bail.
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New York
Secret Service
Pickpockets to Be Nabbed in Chicago
Chicago police chief Charles Fitzmorris orders the arrest of every pickpocket as he gains liberty in a new drive against known criminals. The plan marks the latest step in the department’s ongoing fight to curb street crime.
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Chicago
Charles Fitzmorris
Loot worth 300000 found in Midway box
A wooden box containing 300000 in war bonds savings stamps and life insurance policies stolen from the Bank of Halifax Houston Virginia in November was discovered yesterday near Midway. Authorities traced the recovery to a local resident named Weeks.
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Danville
War Savings Stampa
Life In
Bank of Halifax
Houston
Midway
7 New Suits: Manuel vs Annis E Manuel Ailen Attorneys
A legal brief notes seven new lawsuits filed, naming Manuel as plaintiff or defendant in cases with Annis E and Manuel Ailen listed as counsel. The document references attorneys and docket activity, signaling fresh filings in a state court.
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Manuel
Annis E. ‘Manuel
E “Ailen
Reeve Township Farm Institute annual meeting highlights
The Reeve township farmers institute held at Walls's hall on December 14 featured program notes by R Gaddis and County Agent W J Berns. Activities included music by local schools, talks on soil erosion and family economics, and the awarding of premiums for essays, agricultural produce, and crafts. Entries closed at 11:00 am with premiums totaling cash, goods, and groceries across multiple categories.
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Hordsville
R. Gaddis
Ins
Township Farmers’ Institute
Tuessa
Ing
Walls’s Hall
C. A. Norman
Stitute
Afordsville High School
Lella R. Gaddis
W. J. Berns
Ace Noonife
Iearts
Gaddis
Norman
R. A. Roberts
Country Life
Walls Bros
C. S. Myers
C. A. Burris
V. Kyle Co
Allen Ham
Allen & Jackson
Hamiware Co
Clyde E. Jackman
John Alford
EO & ‘ XII
Gf. J. Canolty
Plan to Save Big Sycamore in Wabash Levee Survey
County Surveyor Harry Morrison and Assistant Engineer Vivian Agnier explained the Wabash levee plan may spare the giant sycamore near Mast McCarmel as survey lines bend to allow a curved levee. The 32 foot circumference, 150 foot tall tree has drawn naturalist interest since 1875 and could be sacrificed for the 2.6 million project despite letters from the Talge Mahogany Co seeking the tree’s display and public support for preservation.
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Princton Clarion News
Wabash
McCarmel
Harry C. Morrison
Naka
Morrison
Vivian W
Agnier
Rreamore
Talge Mahogany Company
Indianapolis
Meetings Planned to Boost Colleges in Indiana Cities
NN Indianapolis December 1 Meetings in Wayne South Bend Evansville Fort Wayne and Muncie will be held next month to swayed sentiment in favor of raising the tax levy for Indiana University Purdue University and the State Normal School Haute and Muncie. The committee in charge did not specify dates or confirm the meetings but aims to address financial distress affecting the colleges.
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Qanapolis
Wayne
South Bend
Evinsville
Rre Haute
Muncie
Jegiainture
Indiana
Purdue University
State Normal School
Haute and Muncie
Boy thrown from horse on way to school dies in Indiana
In ON Indiana on December 1 Frank Ran years old, son of RE. E. Randolph commissioner for the Second district, died shortly after being thrown from a horse en route to Bono school where he was a senior. The horse stumbled at a turn and caused the fatal chest injury. The youth lived only a few minutes. He is survived by parents and a brother.
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Ind
Frank
Randolph
RE. E. Randolph
Restoring New Salem Where Lincoln Lived
The Associated Press reports New Salem near Springfield Illinois will reopen as the Old Salem state park with restored log huts and foundations matching Lincoln era. The project by State Architect Edgar Martin includes the store and mill, a large frame museum, and 1831 to 1837 atmosphere, to be completed by next spring.
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Associated Press
Springfield
New Salem
Abraham Licoln
Ann Rutledge
Clary’s Grove
Old Salem Museum
Old Salem
Edgar Martin
Lincoln
Sangamon
American Friends Begin Relief Work in Russia
The American Friends Service Committee starts relief efforts in Russia. Anna J. Haines of Moorestown will arrive in Reval and go to Moscow to coordinate with Arthur Jo Watts. She brings 100 600 dollars in medical and aid supplies to be distributed to institutions and civilians in need, starting with condensed milk cod liver oil chocolate soap shoes stockings and woolen goods. Hospitals lack medicines and sanitary supplies, with patients strapped to operating tables during procedures.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Friends’ Services Committee
Ituresia
Anna J. Haines
Moorestown
N. J
Pus Wa
Emperor
Kerensky
Reval
Moscow
Arthur Jo Watts
Russia
Miss Haines
Snys
Kent
Hue
Fen
Riayasia
Haitians Ate American Heart Says Haitians Ate American Heart Poem
Royal inquiry into American colonial actions reports 2000 Haitians killed in recent years by bandits led by desperate chiefs. Testimony describes decapitations and removal of organs, with heart and liver distributed, marines killed, officers slain, and gendarmes targeted.
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AU Prince
Malti
Dee
Royal Court of Inquiry
Habel
Hooker India
Pleoker
Man Seriously Injured in Fall Off Speeder
Lawrencebulg Indiana December 1 Robert TL Cliver of Vang Construction working on a bridge over the Great Miami River for Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Stable and Company was seriously injured Puestley when he was accidentally thrown from an electric powered speeder during the operation.
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Lawrencebulg
Ind
Robert TL Cliver
Ventre
Ohlaca Yenter Farmen
Vang Construction Company
Great Miami River
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Stable and Company
Puestley
Electcw
Fragmented historical crash note from OCR read
An unclear OCR fragment describes a crash scene with a seeder car roundel, an impaired embankment, Carver’s injuries, a severed artery, and exhausted breath. The legible bits suggest medical distress and dreaming of the injury amid vascular damage.
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Carver
Corporation Officer Denies Bribery Charge in New York
Tyx 1 John trapnor assistant to the head of Wallac Downey shing building corporation is denied allegations of Tucker Ko former Washington teacher chef and member of a congressional committee investigate a $40,000 fund for procuring canter fill the beard in a connection with weight the name of TW Ballina shining frard mhenster and brother intaw off Brews dent Wilton had been mentioned
Rockefeller Foundation to Give College $700000
In Cincinnati Ohio yesterday Frederick Hicks of Cincinnati received notice from the General Education Board of New York funded by John D Rockefeller that it would contribute 700000 dollars to the medical college of the University of Cincinnati. The grant is conditional on raising an additional 460068 dollars to complete a 1000000 endowment fund. this amount has not yet been fully secured.
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Cincinnati, OL
Dec
Dent Frederick Hicks
Ae of
Cincinnati
General Education Bing
New York
John D. Dpteelefeller
Medical College
University of Cincinnat
Ang
Steel Wire Products Announces Price Cut Details
PITTSBURG Dec 1 The steel wire products were priced for the first time in years as Pittburg steel makers announced a price reduction about 30 cents per hundred, bringing new quotations to 305 and 325 per hundred pounds for barbed and fence wire. Prices for untied orders would begin with the new rates.
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Pittsburg
Pittaturg Ste
Mail Car Loot Recovered From Cache
Omaha reports recovery of a mail car robbery loot with $23,800 tied to a cache. A clew places suspect links to Oklahoma and a council bid, while authorities note broader shipments and a larger unrevealed total. The year and exact dates are not clear in the text.
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Omaha
Neb
Tee
Collis
Sidtoel
Oklahoma
Toa Council
Bether
Rhere Ravernt Prom Event Details Missing
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a prom event in Rawrngs with unclear names and garbled phrases. Likely mentions legs or participants but lacks coherent details, dates, or venues to confirm.
38 Alleged Reds Taken in Chicago Police Raid
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. Thirty-eight alleged Reds were taken in a Chicago police raid conducted this morning. Police stated the operation targeted suspected subversive activities and confiscated pamphlets and incriminating materials. No further details were released.
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Chicago
Yored radicals arrested at OWOW HQ raid
Police arrested radicals in an ambush at the OWOW headquarters yesterday. Officers seized numerous pamphlets deemed revolutionary in nature. Thirty men were released after questioning, eight others with prior police records were kept in custody.
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Yeatemtay
OWOW
Tichenor Promises Bill to Aid Wheat Raisers
Promises measure to aid wheat farmers asserting need to stabilize prices. Mentions Canadian competition and potential imports as factors shaping policy. Indicates expected discussion in Congress and support from agricultural groups.
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Tichenor
Mexico Believed Oil Land Vast Acres Reach Claim
A dispatch reports that Mexico holds about 151.5 million acres regarded as potential oil land. Officials weigh exploration plans and possible foreign investment as petroleum prospects draw attention. In Washington, analysts discuss frontier energy possibilities and policy implications for a developing market.
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Mexico
Ex-Chanlain General Diez Dies at Age in New Almanack
Obituary notes the death of former Chanlain General Diez of the Sons of Revolution at age with details about his service and burial. The report places the event in a military fraternal context and mentions his standing within the organization.
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Chanlain
Sons of Revolution
Diez
Woman Appointed Auditor in Laporte County TAROT
A reader friendly note reports an appointment of a woman named auditor for Laporte County. The piece references local officials and a formal government action with emphasis on the new role and its duties.
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Laporte County
Wages Lost by Puddlers After Strike at Reading Poon
Workers at the Reading plant faced wage loss after a strike near five tenths of a shift. The census counted about 000 men involved as production halted and pay reduced. Company officials reported partial restoration as negotiations continued.
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Reading
Pao Pew
Neserdy
Northern Bogard visit by Mrs Jutin Wilkey described
Mrs Jutin Wilkey of Northern Bogard visited a speart with unclear context. The fragment mentions a locality named Northern Bogard and a person. details about purpose or outcome remain unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Social Guests Visit Families Around Farm and Town
Mrs Eth Morrienn and Mrs Pete Ains mile guests of luck and wife. They were accompanied by her mother Mrs Peter Ranidborn. Couples visiting Cheenaut and Wy included Mrs Leelae Al-Mee and friends. Emily and Mire WH Band visited with Elmer Wade. Min Lizzhe Fer and Sylvia Bert called on Peaugh Friday. A farmer M Kinney and family were seen Sunday.
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Mra
Eth Morrienn
Vrs
Pete
Ainsmile
Luck
Peter
Ranidborn
Thole Air
Cheenaut Amd
Ainsevuugh
Duck Bruse
al - Mee Fk
Aly SB
STAGS
Willam
Emily
Elmer Wade Eamon
Sanday
Sylvia Bert
Uy Barley
Kinney
Non-Residents Noted in Daviess County Quiet Title Suit
The Danodroudt court hears a February term action titled Clarence A. Westmore et al v Martian Ramagon et al involving nonresidents listed as heirs and defendants. The plaintiffs seek quiet title with an affidavit, naming widows and heirs such as Lancuarde Languarde Codre Ramagon Freeland and Freeland heirs as nonresidents of Indiana. The notice calls for appearance on the 3rd day of June in the Daviess circuit court to answer the complaint.
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Inchi@fia
Daviess Enuniy Sa
Danodroudt
Clarence A. Westmore
Et al
Martian Ramagon
Andre Lancuarile
Jean Bo Lansuarde
Languarde
Andre Cral- Therese Oodre
Francis Flacteot
Franceta
Honoirot
Gabriel Hunoet
Marie Hunot
Poh Chammagnote
Attecade Chanmagnote
Francoise Charmenote
Jaco Freeland
Patey Freeland
Martha Breecland
Jesac
Jesac Freeland. Elizabeth Fred@land. Mary Helen Unaulter Anna Colter
Blasheth Po Pink
Hannah BO
Hannah
James FO
Clare Mary A Clark Ccumuet
Banguarde
Unk N
Adile Lankuarde
Codre
Andre Codre
Ma Ramacon
Marian Tamexon
An Uarde
Charles Laangtarde
Languardr
Therese A
James RR. Clark
Marva A. Clark
Samuel W. Péek
Tojliann
Netion
Dent
Washington
Daviess
Sett
Indiana
Pershing
Mattingly
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