Vincennes Knox District hears varied court actions
A Knox County hearing covered forgery arrests, including Charles arrested for returning to Camp Ward, and a worthless check case at L. Karp clothing store. Reports note a mine labor dispute and Governor Goodrich urging protection for workers. other items include Indiana farm federation inquiries, phone line damages, and Mooney clemency.
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Peace Treaty Ratification Stokes New Congress Agenda
Washington notes a long session opening with focus on the Versailles treaty and domestic reforms. Upcoming measures include railroad legislation, immigration limits, deportations, tariff changes, oil and phosphate propositions, and wartime policy reviews as Congress plans to adjourn around year’s end and resume in January.
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Fox Ranch in Tay Described with Silver Foxes
Dec 1 report describes a fox ranch near a Tay area with eight foot high pens and fenced enclosures. It notes the silver foxes raised for fur, their care, and the economic value of fox breeding, mentioning Prince Edward Island and owners and travelers visiting the site.
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Benett
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Afcotiated Press
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Prince Edward
War Time Rules On Free Subjection In Effect
Reports from Indiana and Vincennes indicate district union miners refuse to return to work despite 14 percent government offer. Pirates in the winter strike affect Central Foundries and paper mills while some industries operate under emergency measures.
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Vincennes
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Westminster Call Shifts Pastor at Ecumenical Service
The Rev T J Simpson of Westminster Presbyterian was called to serve as pastor of Westminster Presbyterian in the city. A congregational meeting led by Rev J B Lers discussed the call, while long period without a settled pastor was noted and a transfer of services was reported. The article also covers wage discussions and coal mine labor concerns with economic impact on workers and price stability efforts.
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