Address on reforms and federal powers outlined
The address advocates partnership between farmer and government, calls to preserve Sherman act while tightening grounds for fairness, supports nationwide primary elections, self government in territories, railroad and post control, fair employers act, and sea safety for sailors, ending with praise for Congress's seven months of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Alaska
Congress
Praise for Governor Ralston Across Republican Papers
Indianapolis Star notes broad praise from Republican newspapers for Governor Ralston over his handling of the Indianapolis street car controversy. The piece argues bipartisan respect for public duty over party expedience, urging officials to serve the common good and reflect well on their party.
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Indianapolis
Ralston
Editorial from The Washington Herald Urges Reconciling Republican Factions
A Washington Herald editorial criticizes the progressive Republican faction and the old guard for their smug attitudes. It argues the breach is beyond repair, calling for differences to be reconciled, concessions made, and compromises pursued to win voter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Indiana
Progressive Party
Republican Party
County Highway Superintendent Duties Restated
The document outlines the duties of the county highway superintendent including designing and naming highways, maintaining highways and bridges, establishing maintenance standards, and assessing traffic impact. It requires budgeting for repairs, monthly reports, annual audits, and monthly meetings with county commissioners.
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Petengman
Miners entombed after Cripple Creek cave-in freedom delayed
A rock and dirt collapse at the olden Cy cle mine in Cripple Creek traps hundreds of miners working in twenty five man shifts. Four men were rescued and the fate of the rest remains uncertain as rescue efforts continue.
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Cripple Creek
Examinations Postponed Amid City Strike Disruptions
County Superintendent postpones examinations for grades 11 and 12 until December 19 due to a strike in Indianapolis. The delay affects scheduling and raises questions about obtaining exam materials on time.
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Son
RAGLESVILLE A Visit With Local Residents Short Note
Vern Overton and family visited his father Frank Homer Myers in Dakota last week. Mrs. Alice Overton visited her parents James Riggins south of town. Charley Miller returned to Indianapolis. Mrs. Armilda Williams stayed with relatives near Trainor. Raymond Fellers returned to Indianapolis Saturday.
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Vern Overton
Troma
Frank Homer ‘Myers
Otunier
Tes
Dakota
Alice Overton
Aifs
James Riggins
South of
Ray Zeigler
Son
Charley Miller
Armilda Williams
Trainor
James
Will Hubbard
Williags-Spragu Mas
A. N. Singleto
Raymond Fellers
New Masonic Officers Elected at Washington Chapter
A local Masonic group in Washington named new officers for Washington Chapter 9 Arch Masons and related bodies. Elected were Clyde B. Kellar as king and treasurer Elisha L. Hatfield, Henry Aikman as recorder and treasurer, with G. Thomas F. Spink and Robert N. Kuhn among others.
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Washington
Gun battle leaves Fort Smith man and child in critical condition
Reported gunfire on a Fort Smith street after a confrontation involving James Black and W. T. Frances ends with Black and a child injured. Authorities describe a chaotic driving incident as the suspects fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black
W. T. Frances
Fort Smith
Black
Drivi
Striking Teamsters Face Police Clash and Debris in City
The unrest erupts with shots at the wagon and truck terminal driving confrontation with special officers who are later released on own recognizance. Police arrest Henry Friedman and others as crowds clash at truck lines and a milk wagon is blocked. Thomas Farrell vows a general strike while emphasizing solidarity to protest police actions. Officials request lime for garbage piles as sanitation lags amid daylong protests and 700 sworn-in guards assist police. The piece also notes legal notices involving labor leaders and obituaries for local figures connected to the community.
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Italy
William ‘Whorton
Jack Long
Whorton
Tracton Terminal
Henry Friedman
Land Wealthy
Thomas J. Farrel
Thomas J. Farrell
Farrell
Hitself
Que Hotal
City Board of Health
Herman Morgan
Prominent Washington merchant dies in city hotel room
The obituary notes the death of Myers known as Mate Myers a large dry goods store proprietor in this region. He was seventy eight years old and was found in his room at the Western house on lower Main Street Tuesday night, ending a career as a leading local businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Axter
W. R. Thomps
Bulding
Theate
Ife
Myers
Toxic
Malli
Washington
Felock
Lower Ain
Onl
Memorial services to be held and autopsy questions stated
The report details funeral rites and memorial duties in Washington and Bloomington with speakers A. W. Yen and Alvin Padgetti. Trial coverage notes no testimony on how Dr. Knabe died, disputes motive, and testimonies describe the fatal throat slash and arm wound, with physicians recounting the morning discovery and lack of blood on a paring knife.
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P.O
United’ States
A. W
Washington
Alvin Padgetti
Washington Hodge
Bloomington
Knabe
Bays
Dr. Knabe
Craigs
Dr. Craig
Mexican generals prepared to surrender in northern Huerta regime
Report from Juarez says seven generals of the Mexican regular army ready to surrender under terms. Odilon Hernandez leads a peace commission from Chihuahua with a proclamation by General Salvador Mercado stating the Huerta government is bankrupt and unable to pay troops. Thousands flee desert Pursued by rebels toward the U.S. border, including Louis Terrazas with 5 million pesos in gold as a long caravan travels headed by Mercado.
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Drok- Juarez
Juarez
Mexico
Odilon Hernandez
Chihuahua
Salvador Mercado
Huerta
Huéta
United States
Louis Terrazas
Walthy Terrazas
Gfneral Salvador Mercado
Trial Fragment Reflects Defense Day Proceedings
A clipped OCR excerpt shows defense actions in a trial involving Dra at Shothyyijie with references to Dr Heléne Knabe and Henry N.4 sal. It mentions Monday as a day for proceedings and notes limitation or prohibition on certain actions.
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Dra
Shothyyijie
Accu
Heléne Knabe
Henry N
Sal ‘der
Courtroom Humor and Motions in Circuit Court
Attorneys for Daniel V. Wolfe and Van Alley moved to quash indictments for perjury and arson. The defendants argued the charges lack value and fail to state the offense with certainty. The case proceeded as the jury returned its indictments.
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V.rt
Ogden
Col. Ic. M. Mears
Pat
Mike
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Daniel V. Wolfe
van Alley
How to Bankrupt the Doctors in New Toure Tale
A New Toure physician quips that women’s stockings and shoes push doctors to bankruptcy. The piece urges prompt treatment for colds to avoid pneumonia and praises Chambérlain's Cough Remedy for its safety and wide acceptance. Sale information included.
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Chambérlain
Indiana School Attendance 1912 1913 Enrollment Figures
Unofficial compilation presents total Indiana school enrollment for 1912 1913 with official figures. Data shows the year by year counts and notes the differences between unofficial and state records.
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Indiana
Ania
Indiana County Teachers' Association Closes After Successful Meeting
The annual meeting of the County Teachers' association concluded Saturday morning after two days of sessions in the assembly room. Attendees from nearly every county district heard lectures by H. B. Wilson and Esarey, with addresses on child emotion and Civil War causes. Election results named C. S. Amick as president, Everett Lett as treasurer, Bessie Brown as financial secretary, Carrie MacKittrick as recording secretary, and an executive committee including E. D. Merrim and others. The resolutions thanked local trustees, Superintendent Merriman, and A. O. Fulkerson, urged consolidation of rural schools, and called for strengthened county institutes and social aspects of meetings.
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Teachers’ Association
Misa Dols Shirley
Washington
S. A. Hayworth
First Baptist Church
H. B. Wilson
Topeka
Kas
Esarey
Indiana University
A. O. Fulkerson
C. Sr. Amick
Elnoral
Ralurer
Everett Lett
Washingto Financial
Bessie Brown
Montgomery
Carrie MacKittrick
Plainville
E. D
Merrim
Benjamin Ritter
Fa O'Dell
Lawrence Clark
E., Meade
Comnittee
Merriman
Fulkerson
Daviess County
Beeun
General Assembly
Indiana
Miss Bettie Blythe Enters New Filed Work
Miss Marie Cecile Channel known as Betty Blythe resigns from daily journalism in Indianapolis. She joins Sidener and Van Riper as publicity counselor and advertising expert. Blythe began at Catholic Record, edited by her late father Alexander Chomel.
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Marie Cecile Channel
Betty Blythe
Indianapolis 6
Wn Sidener
van Riper
Miss Choma
Catholic Record
Indianapolis
Alexandr Chomel
Hunter Receives Life Term for Murder in Circuit Court
Floyd Bufkin, 22, found guilty by a jury in the Iake circuit court of second degree murder and sentenced to life. He shot and killed Louis Wleman, a farmer, while hunting on forbidden land after being ordered off. Bufkin was out eighteen hours.
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Floyd Bufkin
Theike
Bufkin
Forbidden Land
Louis Weleman
Stary
Fox and Gaye Funds Reported in Terre Haute Election
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Frank Fox and Donn Roberts in Terre Haute related to campaign funds. Amounts cited include 11000 and 1000 dollars, with unclear context about endorsements or candidacy.
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Frank Fox
Andidactof
Donn’ Roberts
Elect ‘of
Terre Haute
Fox Gaye
Appointments Announced in Indianapolis Diocese
The article lists numerous priestly appointments in the Indianapolis Diocese including Rev. John P. J O'Connell of Jeffersonville to succeed Rev. W. J. Heaken, Rev. Michael WH Halpin of Radford to St. Augustines in Jeffersonville, Rev. G. Moss to St. Josephs Ivanaville, and other transfers. Also noted are retirements and an ordination into the Sioux Falls diocese. Born March 17, 1865, Rev. O'Connell is a longtime local figure.
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Jose
Ianapolis
John P. J O’connell
Jeffersonville
W. J. Heaken
Michael WH Halpin
Radford
St. Augustines Church
Moss
Annetton
St. Josephs
Ivanaville
H. H. Rowan
Jamessbridge City
Steensburg
St.’ Marys Huret
The
H. J. Gadlsistant
Anapolis
Vincent Dicha
T County
John F, Sistant
St. Bridget
Dj Church
Indianapolis
Martin County
J. F P. Stanton
PF. H. Griffin
St. Johns
St. Bridgets
John F.I Stanton
Bramble
St. Marys Hospital
Evansville
Joseph F.daily
St. Martins
Sioux Falls
South
Dakota
Father O'Comnell
Loogootee
Off
Caffra
November Weather Record for OWDR Region
Weather observer iC Peagans reports November statistics with mean temperature 51.8 degrees and total precipitation 5.73 inches. Highest 58.1 degrees on the 22nd, lowest 1.1 degrees on the 11th, greatest daily range 57 degrees, and 1.46 inches of rain fell on eleven days.
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Ic. C. Peagans
Iweather Reader
Jdegrees
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Urgory
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