FRELAND View on Ireland and British rule in the United States
The piece argues sympathy for Ireland in the United States but maintains Americans remain spectators in its political dispute. It claims Irish radicalism seeks to undermine British control, cites the Sinn Fein movement as fanatic, and asserts no oppression under British governance. It stresses US restraint and calls for patience while endorsing harmony and tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ireland
Rndicale
Great Britain
England
Pour Ord
Cork
Brida Lesson
Treland
Powem
Depsa Trent
Doluc
Anti-saloon league denies charter plan on Sunday closer
The Anti saloon league offices hasten to repudiate a charter claim alleging the league is undermining the Sunday movement in Sun City. Officials deny any such hacking or conspiracy and reaffirm their stance on Sunday observance.
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Anti-saloon League
Law call sparks Indiana hotel supervision debate
The association of thivelins quent in Indiana supports a law demanding extra inspection and official registration for hotels, while critics warn it increases public officer numbers and bureaucratic expense. They argue the measure harms democratic principles and could widen government control, despite proponents presenting their view.
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Thivelins
Indiana
Pfubic
Ten Comitiat Averts and Observance Atzen Theme
Fragmentary OCR note discusses a religious or moral instruction about observance, a lands decree, and a admonition that a deity frowns upon certain exercises. It mentions a specific day and calls for proper behavior but lacks clear context or names.
The Sunday Fish Ban and a Moonlit Christmas Night
A Fort Wayne News column defends angling as wholesome, criticizes Indiana’s Sunday fishing law as archaic, and recalls a Star correspondent urging Christmas night stargazing. It details an upcoming full moon perigee with distances, tides, and celestial observations, noting astronomical expectations and improbable visual scales.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Indianapolis Star
Dinater
Impossible Legislation on Defining Christianity in Federal Law
A note argues against attempts to define Christianity in federal law. It warns that permitting each religious body to establish its own creed would erode national unity and threaten the American republic. The piece references Unitarian and Christian Science debates and stresses preserving a single, inclusive legal framework.
Sunless Sundays and Puritan Controls Debate
A New Republic critique condemns blue laws and Lord's Day restrictions as harming leisure and human dignity. The piece argues such measures push people toward forbidden thoughts and increase idleness, labeling efforts as pro Satan propaganda and urging defense of Sunday freedoms.
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Christ
Dr. Bowles
GONE FOREVER The Land's Day at Lapee Congress debate
A garbled clipping discusses a legislative push tied to religious support and church influence. It references a congressman warning against political death for backing a contentious measure and laments the era’s perceived moral and civic decay, urging caution against revived radical ideas.
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Lapee
Eo Col
Moos Warsi
Gustert
Buncomb Claims and Dismissed Canal Gain anger
The piece voices sharp criticism of federal officials claiming last year profits of 2 357 592 0 from Prneru cuna and canal investments read as public expense misread as profit. It questions the value of investments and suggests loss to taxpayers amid calls for accountability by Byrom and Adkswey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oublien Dalla
Fed Cu
Oppressive Laws Debate in Muncie Presa Case
A fragmented note from Muncie Presa suggests a long standing contention over oppressive laws. The readable text hints at legal or civic friction, with no clear outcome or party names due to the damaged OCR.
Indiana must avoid overdoing school funding and taxes
An editorial warns against excessive state school funding and rising taxes, arguing heavy fiscal loads hinder industry. It urges Indiana’s legislature to scrutinize proposed measures that expand appropriations, noting public benevolence appeals can breed over-government and dependence while stressing need for responsible spending. It cites bias in public service voices and cautions that even doubled appropriations would spawn further demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Restos
Othr
Prohibition Debate Rages Over Federal and Local Enforcement
The article outlines conflict over prohibition enforcement in the United States, noting a Bureau of Internal Revenue ruling, suspected violations in Houston, and public opinion shaping whether laws will be enforced. It discusses broad support and opposition, with references to popular sentiment and enforcement challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Toternal
Houston
Ecnupe
Euimari
Pope Jopinson
Kentucky breeder opens livestock school near Anchoraz
Al Parrish of Kentucky, a specialist in selecting and breeding prize cattle, plans a unique school near Anchoraz after May 1. The program will offer five courses in medal-winning stock, equipment use, sterilization, and breed science with about 40 students. Parrish says teaching will focus on evaluating each animal and correcting deficiencies to improve herds.
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Lgessville
Pec
Bob. Parish
den Fouttle
Anchoraz
Thorlyv
Oder
Dacia
Parrish
Mastering Pure Milk Standards by Parrish’s Herd
In a detailed account, farmer Parrish dedicates his life to one breed of fancy cattle. His methods aim for 100 percent sterilization of milk production and strict cleanliness from cow to parlor. He has earned medals at various exhibitions, including a Panama-Pacific showing of milk purity and a St. Joseph fair gold medal, setting a world record with a near perfect purity score.
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Parrish
Varriah
Platessa
Nanas
Stork
Kansas City
San Franciscos
General Hill Nead Dies in Mexico City
Gen Benjamin Hill secretary of war died early in the morning in Mexico City after several days of illness. His death caused great excitement among officials who said his loss will affect the consolidation of factions aiding Gen Obregon’s presidential election. Hill had a strong Yaqui Indian following in the north as crowds gathered outside his residence for hours after the news.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Benjamin Hill
Hdl
Obregon
Conerl
Cronnds
Miner Run Over By Cab in Oakland City
Dec 16 Oakland City Ind Teunarnd Richardson a driver in a Quigul scout ann e four her e Was over age coal Par bite Mbndas noon Tat rif ht lek tes crushed the ankle and his left Jes broken in no place Richardson to widely known as beeball player in this part of the plate
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Oakland City
Ind
Teunarnd Richardson
Cne Quigul
Anne Feur
Richardson
Chileans seek shorter path to presidency after Alessandri win
The report notes public calls in Chile to trim the lengthy presidential election process, summary of Arturo Alessandri's thirteen week victory, and concerns about ongoing political turmoil. International items include Peking forming a peace advisory commission, Baltic routes for American shipping, Jewish emigration centers, Canada’s modest weekly budget drop, Greek refugees to Saloniki, and Danzig Vilna tensions.
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Santiago
Chile
Arturo Alessandri
Five Men Face Charges in Slain Official Case
Five men including John Collins W L Aaberry Steven Collins Joe Colline and Thacker were arrested near War Eagle in Mingane and brought to Mingane jail on suspicion tied to the death of Deputy Sheriff Buringa Hatfeld. Authorities expect the defendants to be taken to Vetch McDowell County for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamcon
Buringa Hatfeld
Mingu County
McDonnell County
War Eagle
John Collins
W. L. Aaberry
Steven Collins
Mite Wan
Joe Colline
Alma Thacker
Nere
Hnatfield
Vetch
McDowell County
Caruso suffers throat hemorrhage at Brooklyn performance
New York Dec 13 Henry Caruso tenor burst a blood vessel in his throat while singing at the Brooklyn Academy of Music during the first act of Donizetti’s title aria. A physician advised against continuing as audience pressure and vocal strain could worsen the condition.
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New York
Henrie Caruso
Buoklyn Academy of Music
Donizetts
Eibdr Yamore
Caruso
Reu
My. Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
Slayer Pleads Guilty In Induced Murder Case
Attorney Austin Sweet for the defense in the Spar of Frank McDonald charged with the murder of Amanda Mayee on March 1 in Clinton Indiana. Sweet argued McDonald was mentally unsound for months before the killing and linked the condition to his family history. He noted McDonald served in the army and returned home due to mental deficiency.
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Austin Sweet
Frank McDonald
Amanda Mayee
Clinton
Ind
Sweet
Indlandiolls
McDonald
Big Reduction in Shop Force Hits Baltimore and Ohio Shops
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad cut a large number of shop workers, latest in a series of furloughs under the seniority rule. About 150 to 165 employees will be released from December 16, affecting machinists, boiler makers, blacksmiths, sheet metal workers, and carpenters. Further reductions may occur after the new year if needed.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Saturniay
Washington Institution
Cork Cork city blaze devastates hundreds of buildings
Dramatic Cork fire reports indicate more than 100 buildings destroyed with loss estimates around 15 million dollars. Sporadic outbreaks continued as military patrols faced ambushes near town, with several deaths and widespread ruin across the Cork area.
Doings at Epsom and local visits across towns
Charles Tomes and Lucinda Tomey drove to town on Tuesday. Mir Arley O Brient and son visited friends there late last week. David McCall left Thursday for Haron for employment. Theodore McCall made a business trip to Warabington Thursday. W H Soumturd traveled to Washington Wednesday. EB Myers of Washington was in town Tuesday. Play O Bryant visited Washington Saturday. Farmers held a meeting here Tuesday night. Ed Eaton of Corner Ville was in Bowen Saturday. Mr and Mrs Maut Fureeil of Elnora were guests of Jenniv Dow Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hart and Mr and Mirebal Fenton were guests of Mason Webber Sunday. T Laétell of Miamailewan was in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Keller were guests of Thomas Keller Sunday. Charles Cox of Indianapolis is visiting friends here. The meeting is pregame acting at the M B E church.
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Charles Tomes
Lucinda Tomey
Mir Arley O’brient
Terre Tlaute
David McCall
Haron
Theodore McCall
Warabington
Waashington
EB. Myers
Washington
O'Bryant
Ed Eaton
Corner Ville
Bowen
Maut Fureeil
Elnora
Enniv Dow
Mee
Wi Hart
Mirebal Fenton
Mason Webber
Mason Webber Sundauyne-T. Bo Laétell of Miamailewan
Mira Pr
N. Keller
Guetta
Thomas Keller
Charlea Cox
Indianapolis
M. BE
Gets Quarter-Karat Gem in Fifteen-Cent Sausage
New York report describes a grocery Sunday morning incident where Harry Wohl, a bookkeeper, purchased a small gem embedded in a sausage. The gem reportedly weighed a quarter of a karat and was valued at seventeen cents. Wohl contacted a clerk and sought payment or replacement.
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New York
Harry Wohl
Punchassd
Caret Aml
Farm News Of State Highlights County Yields
Eight teams finished the one acre corn contest in Monroe county with an average yield of 75.6 bushels. Paul McEshinees and Ray Warne led producers with 2.6 and 91.3 bushels respectively. In Steule county twenty four flocks remain in the gathering contest and the organizers forecast October results. A flock of 25 birds remains the only stock in production with an exceptional October average of 39.2 evga mr bid. Ty tevteitts Ino Waermek county.
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la Ya
Monroe County
Paul McEshinees
Ray Warneler
Steule
Cattle Testing Aimed At Warride County Herds
County Agent H. R. Holcomb leads efforts to test purebred dairy cattle for wabertubala in Warride. Reactors found in one herd prompted owner cooperation after touring a packing house. Purdue union hosts a farmers manual short course January 10 with three tractor courses beginning January 31, each two weeks, at Purdue University.
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Warride
H. R. Holcomb
Heath
Purdue
Purdue University
Wild Auto Eaters House Kills Woman and Injures Son
Youngstown Ohio reports a car from 17 Poland Avenue owned by Ares Bulovich crashed into the Hache home on Japan Avenue as the family prepared to dine. A 16 year old Alvin and 18 year old Clyde were seriously hurt. The vehicle was unoccupied. furniture was destroyed in the room.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Merelg A. Hughes
Poland Avenue
Clyde
Alvin
Nia
Japan Avenue
Hache
Ares Bulovich
Wolf Pack Hunts Near Besfoy Chapel Fails to Bag Wolves
In a sunlit Sunday hunt near Besfoy Chapel, GRANDE ML and Nihrte failed to exterminate wolves. The party reported no kills as they trailed the howling pack across the hunting line. The wolves apparently outmaneuvered the hunters, leaving the bag empty.
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Besfoy Chapel
Fat Man’s Funeral Seeks Pallbearers In Tragic Story
Report out of SACHEMENTO on December 15 describes a man known as Blastoph HL weighing 1640 pounds who died after doctors attempted to remove fat from his abdomen. A daily constructed casket and twelve pallbearers are requested for his funeral, with authorities noting the patient’s death followed surgical efforts.
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Cab
Blastoph HL
Reebeck
Aki Keebech
Atremio
Five Die and Twenty Eight Hurt in Kansas City Wreck
A Sunday night street car accident in Kansas City left five dead and twenty eight injured. The street car reportedly derailed on a steep hill after losing control, striking a dwelling and killing several passengers.
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Kansas City
Pepe
Corner Stone Laid For New Borre Township High School
Corner stone laid at Alfordsville for a new Borre township High School in an afternoon ceremony led by Assistant State Superintendent Burrie and County Superintendent James Gilley. Principal Handel Allen chaired a Baptist church program. building cost about $20,000 with a one-story design and basement.
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Borre Township
Alfordps
Burrie
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
James Gilley County
Princeipal
Baptist Church of
Alfordsvile
T Handel Allen
Affordsvile Schools
Chakiraman
Hosemient
Two Officers Shot and Killed in Virginia
In Reisto Virginia Chief of Police Bor Littrell and Deputy Sheriff J M Alessius of Big Stone Gap were killed along with David C. Walgin from Alexandria. The incident followed when officers attempted to arrest two women on Sunday near Big Stone Gap.
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Reisto
Ir Fee
Canadian Found in Teran Ottawa Forest Chief Huramill Health
Dec 12 Fort Worth Texas reports John T Huramill president of the city forest department who disappeared in November reappears with a letter stating he is in bad health. A nationwide search had been conducted since his initial disappearance.
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Teran Ottowa
John T. Huramill
Forcrst
Fort Worth
Texas
Hani
Bandits Rob Gambers in Cleveland Robbery
Dec. 13 report from Cleveland describes bandits holding up a storefront on Woodland Avenue early morning. They seized clothing and valuables, escaping with more than $6000 in civil and Jewish property. Police pursue suspects. details unclear due to damaged text.
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Bandits Rok Gamblers
Cleveland
Woodlland Avenue
Curty
Momning
Oldest Mason Dead in Detroit at 114
Detroit dispatch reports Abahan Kids, believed oldest Mason and maid to be the eldest member of the Masonic order in the United States, died at her home yesterday. She was 114 years old and joined the order in 1427 at Waterford New York.
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Detroit
Der
Abahan
Avsonic Oeder
United States
Eeder
Waterford
May Join MandS Cooperative Buying Accord
Representatives from 18 groups met in Indianapolis to discuss a tentative agreement among the Federation of Farmers and the Farmers Grain Dealers association to adopt cooperative buying and selling practices across three or more organizations. The plan aims to coordinate purchasing and sales through allied agencies pending final approval.
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MANDS
Presa
Indianapolis
Thendlang Federation of Furtmren’ Annetuaona
Farmers’ Grain Dealers Association
Firre
Eleven arrested in Blue Law Sabbath raid in Wilmington
Thirteen men were taken into custody last night for Sabbath breaking under the blue law. Police reported the group gathered in the Delaware city while commerce and recreation were restricted on Sunday, with one suspect held on a probation charge.
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Wilmington
Del
Love
Mining Trains Collision Kills Thirteen Miners
Seven more miners die and twenty five are injured when a tram car plunges at Sarregue Mines Lorraine. A second train collision occurs near the jetty causing the deadly crash as miners travel to the site.
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Wythe
Associated . Press
Sarregue
Lorraine
Fadey
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