Indiana Tuberculosis Seals Drive Expands Statewide
Secretary Murray Auerbach outlined a larger drive in Indiana to fund tuberculosis prevention. An initial goal was surpassed as counties establish hospitals and education efforts. Purdue's T.A. Coleman seeks county agent help, and Dr Etta Charles urges clubwomen to join the central committee to promote Christmas seal campaigns.
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Indiana
Murray Auertach
Reala
Auerbach
Ala
Auerhard
Purdue University
Jeader
Etta Charles
Indiana Federation of Woman’s Club
Han Aaked
Ella B. Kehrer
Anderson
Mra
Kehrer
Aged Woman Voter Receives White House Thanks
Boston dispatch reports Miss Annie Stone aged 302 years of age celebrated the suffrage victory by voting for Senator Harding. She received a note of appreciation from Charles F. Herd assistant secretary in the president elect’s office thanking her for her interest in public affairs and support for the Republican party.
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Boston
Annie Stone
Ace
Harding
Hardine
Minas Stone
Charles FE. Herd
Republican’ Party
Nearly 200 ships added to U S Navy in fiscal year
The annual report of Rear Admiral David W. Taylor shows nearly two hundred warships completed for the U S Navy in the year ending June 30, including one superdreadnought and 96 destroyers, with over 100 more under construction. The report notes a projected fiscal year need of 119 million dollars for continuing shipbuilding.
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U. S. Navy
Washington
Der
David W. Taylor
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Daniels
Navy Department
Taylor
Erst
Nneo
Pines hotel burned at Trinity Springs in noon blaze
The Pines hotel on Trinity Springs main street burned to the ground last Friday at noon. Mrs. Jacob Lundy discovered the fire as the roof was fully ablaze and Trinity’s village bucket brigade failed to control it before the building was consumed. Cause unclear but likely from the kitchen flue. The Pines, once a summer home turned hotel, had been operated by W. H. Guthrie and family of Paris for years, with ownership listed as Glen Picker and Dr. Miller of Went Baden. Estimated loss about 8000 dollars with only a light insurance.
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Pines
Trinity Springs
Jacob Lundy
Trinity
Fbdleslaor
W.H. Guthrie
Paris
I. Breft Ie
Glen Picker
Dr. Miller
Went Baden
Sanitarian Warns Indianapolis Eateries to Clean Up
Dr Herman G Morgan city sanitarian warned Indianapolis restaurant owners that all public eating places must be spotless and sanitary by Monday or face action. The notice came as part of a city effort to enforce health standards across eateries.
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Indianapolis
Herman G. Morgan
City Sanitarian
IED FOR SHOOTING In Garland City Arrest
Garland City December 10. Robert Divnn was arrested at his home here for an incident involving a firearm.
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Garland City
Robert Divnn
Accused man recounts clash involving Schultz and Dunn
Dunn testifies about a quarrel sparked by a visit to his sweetheart, Schultz allegedly fired a rifle and the fight lasted several minutes. No one was declared winner, and Schultz has not been arrested.
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Watts Schultz
Dunn
Schultz
Schults
Negro Slayer Electrocuted in Indiana Harbor
Will Thornton aged 21, a Negro, was executed in the electric chair at Indiana Harbor for the murder of Nick Kish on June 13 1920. Thornton’s widow is confined at the Indiana Woman's Prison in Indianapolis.
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Arenciated Press
Michigan City
Ind
Will Thornton
Hegre
Indiana Harbor
Nick Kish
Thornton
Indianapolis
Wolves menace village pigs in Habert township hunt planned
Farmers six miles east of Shoals in Habert township report wolves prowling and preying on pigs, chickens, and deer. Despite several long shots and failed hunting efforts, locals vow to persist until two pelts are secured, hoping the sound of howling signals location and origin.
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Longootee Tribune
W. D. Albright
Shoals
Habert
Pennsylvania
Berns Attends Farm Agents Meeting in Evansville
W. J. Berns, Dilviess county agricultural agent, attended a county farm agents meeting in Evansville. The group reviewed a Purdue plan for farm records and income tax preparations, adopting a standard farm record book approved by the Internal Revenue Service.
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Berns
Evansville
W. J. Berns
Dilviess County
Fivansville
Kyan Robertson
Farm Management Department
Purdue Uniiversity
Robertson
Internal Revenue Collector's Office
Debate on Immigration Bill Opens in Hours by Minnesota Congressman
In Washington, D. C., Rep Krutean, a Minnesota Republican, opened debate in the House on a two year immigration restriction. He claimed foreign governments finance radicals moving from Europe to the United States and warned millions more Europeans would migrate if tonnany were available. Repeal of wartime laws will be considered as the bill moves, with plans for further debate early next week.
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Associated Press
Pyrshington
D. C
Europe
Krutean Republican
Minnesota
House
the Johnson
Government anti trust suit revival urged on farm implement firms
The Federal Trade Commission recommended reopening the government anti trust suit against the International Harvester Co and starting judicial actions against several farm implement associations. The annual report to the Senate notes a 73 percent price rise for farm implements from 1914 to 1918, partly due to price understanding among manufacturers and, to a lesser degree, among dealers.
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Washington, D. C
International Harvester Company
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Marshall
English Premier Announces Martial Law and Talks in Ireland
Dublin reports martial law proclaimed in Dublin castle and wider counties Cork Limerick Tipperary and Kerry as Britain moves to quell unrest. London says martial law will cover certain areas to deter murder and outrage while offering safe conduct and talks with Sinn Fein leaders to seek peace and government negotiations.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Cork
Limrick
Tipperary
Kerry
London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
House of Commonatoray
House of Commons
Evans and Baldwin Obituaries in local notices
Mrs. Evans widow of Joshua Evans died December 15 at her mother's home. She leaves a son Orville Evans of East St. Louis, a sister Mrs Hannaly Hawkins of Shoals, and brothers Henry Zollars and Charles Zollars of Toledo and Oren Zollars of Toledo. Funeral Friday at First M E Church, Oak Grove Cemetery. Samuel Baldwin, former Washington resident, died December 12 at his daughter’s home in LaGrange near Chicago. Buried December 13 in St Louis. He ran a drug store here, was bright and vivacious, member of Presbyterian church and Washington Masonic lodge. Born August 17, 1848, married Eleanor Slicer Sept 19, 1877. Survived by widow, a daughter, three sons, sisters Mrs Madar Harris of Los Angeles and Mrs Nettie Alexander of Mound City, Kansas, brothers Elwood Baldwin of Wheaton, Dr C V Baldwin and N R Baldwin of Los Angeles.
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Iona Ma Evans
Ong Evans
Joshua.Evans
Catherine Zollarn
West Wall' Trees Street
Evane
Orenr Zollars
Toledo
Ohio
Orville Evans
East St. Louis
Imuel D. Beldwin
Samueli Dexter Baldwin
Washington
Eagar Edmonds
LaGrance
Ta- Grange Ig
Chicago
St. Louit
Baldwin
Rook Nene
Lindeman
Baldin
Preesbyterian Church
Alan
Washington Maronic Lodge
Eleanor Slicer
Jereix
Eleanor Baldwin
Man Declared Dead Revives in Short Time
SHELBYVILLE Ind Dec 15 After being pronounced dead by his physician and apparently lifeless for about three minutes Clint Cherry of Shelbyville revived and will recover from a heart attack suffered yesterday. Family surrounded the bed as the attending physician pronounced him dead then the life returned and he gradually recovered.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Clint Cherry
Teachers and Pupils Get Eleven Days Vacation
The Christmas holiday period for the public schools of Washington has been fixed. Dismissal occurs December 22 and schools reopen January 13, giving both teachers and pupils an eleven days respite from duties.
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Ciilarea
Washington
Epworth League Elects Officers at Dec 5 Meeting
Epworth League chapter 354 at First M B church elected officers December 5. President Clifford Long. first vice Martha Shepard. second vice Millicent RagsAnle. third vice Winnie Reeve. fourth vice Mary Willey. secretary Grace Webber. treasurer John Vance. pianist Margaret Clawson. assistant pianist Blanche Feagans. advertising manager Mrs Chiles Willey. Officers assume January 1 and aim to expand the largest Vincennes district chapter.
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Epworth League
M. BE. Church
Clifford Long
Marthal Shepard
Millicent Rags- Anle
Winnie Reeve
Mary Willey
Grace Webber
John Vance
Margaret Clawson
Blanche Feagans
Mra Chiles
Christmas mail delivery schedule announced by postmaster
Henry Backes, postmaster, issues a Christmas mail cutoff schedule to ensure gifts arrive by Christmas. The calendar lists last collection dates by state from December 16 to December 24, with specific cuts for regions and notes on parcel handling and do not open until Christmas wording. Rural routes will have mail delivery on Christmas Day.
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Henry Backes
Arizona
California
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington State
Colorado
Mortana
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Florida
Kansas
Oulniana
Maine
New Hamyrshire
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Vermont
Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Maryland
Marlachusetten
Michigan
Minnesota
Miswouri
New Jersey
New York State
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Washington, C
Wisconsin
Tuesdy
Alabama
Arkansa
Georgina
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Wedneyday
Imnois
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Thurady
Washington
Ilinois
Bedord Man Convicted of Grand Larceny and Conspiracy
Bedford Ind Dec 11 George Terrell forty was found guilty by a Lawrence circuit court jury on grand larceny and conspiracy and sentenced to one to ten years in the Indiana state prison at Michigan City. Terrell had prior prison time and was indicted with William Terrell Slack Honstetler Vernon Wray and John Doe in an attempted theft case. other cases were continued to the next term.
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Bedford
Ollie Sanders
Mitchell
George S. Burton
Burton
State Farm
Weill
Ind
George Terrell
Lawrence
Indiana
Michigan City
Terrell
William Terrell
Slack
Honstetler
Vernon Wray
John Doe
Baie
American Legion Aims to Publish Draft Deserter List
A Legion committee will press Secretary Baker to publish the draft deserter list promptly to enable a national roundup. The piece notes Legionnaires on the Ohio State football team helped defeat Minnesota and others, and mentions public land openings for ex servicemen, scout masters, Armistice Day activities in Mexico City, and Louisiana Legion opposition to Mennonite settlement.
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The
American Legion
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
Baker
Washington
Legion
Ohio State University
Fighting Aptiit
Ohio
University of Minols
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
Legionnaires
Haiti Labor Wages and Population Report
Wire flash from Port au Prince notes extremely low daily wages for laborers and poultry workers, with many living in mahogany houses and earnings around 1.50 dollars weekly plus six cents a day for feed. Population in Haiti is estimated at 2.5 million with 97 percent illiterate. Other items report Chinese and Russian diplomatic issues and the closure of St. George's workhouse near London bridge, its gruel pot to be archived.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Halti
London
St. George's
London Bridge
Oliver Twist
Dicken
Southmark
Roaring Fires and Fiddling Wrestle Through Dublin Turmoil
A roving musician in Dublin reportedly played English airs as fires raged during the burning of the town, captured by police under threat to perform. The report recalls similar wartime turmoil and notes other world items from Mexico to Madrid and London, including Mexico’s armament costs and Ireland policy debate.
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Dublin
Nero
Granafi
Palle
Books Adopted for 1921 22 School Year in Indiana
The teachers reading circle board of the Indiana state Teachers' association chose three books for use next year. Selected works are Classroom Teacher Dynamic Americanism and Our Living Language. Contracts awarded to American Book company Bobbe Merrill company and University Publishing company. Members include George C Cole Dearborn County superintendent James Wikis son Lafayette superintendent Walter A Brown Green County superintendent W A Denny Anderson superintendent and Miss Gail Calmor ton supervisor Fort Wayne public schools.
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Reading Circle Board
State House
American Book Company
Bobbe-Merrill Company
University Publishing Company
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
George C. Cole
Dearborn County
James Wikisson
Lafayette
Walter A. Brown
Green County
W. A. Denny
Anderson
Mias Gail Calmerton
Fort Wayne
Former Greek King Constantine Returns Forthwith
Lucerne Switzerland December 11 Former King Constantine receives official notice of the Greek plebiscite result and an invitation to return to Athens to reclaim the throne. The Greek government promises a Greek cruiser and warship escort to accompany him home, with plans for arrival in Venice on Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Lucerne
Switzerland
Greece
Athens
Constanting Hers
Constantine
Venice
Health drive for Davis county shows community effort
A report on rural health outreach details eleven families visited with twenty-five children receiving care or assessment. Funds from the State Tuberculosis Institute aid the program, with support from local churches and business groups in Madison and surrounding townships. The article notes countywide efforts to improve health awareness and services, plus school and church involvement and donations toward the cause.
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Sare Cessinn
Ehudinen
Aurel
Daviess County
Ihriat
Nealr
Winduarte
Freien
Tate
Orton
Rosey
Ivitval
Honda
Washington High Defeats Smithville On Local Floor
Smithville travels to Washington and battles the locals in a hard fought game. Washington builds a late lead after Stulle and Burris key scoring while Smithville guards Haven and G Stull keep the visitors contending throughout.
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Inetudiffe
Srithvine High School
Gi Stulle
Smithville
Washington
N Stulle
Hepler
Feu
Burris
Utskin
Ttf
Washington Tam
Nis Winaton
Aldeenes
Holt
Aiay
Crach Fulkerson
Colbert
Wineton
Vance
N.stulle
Stulle
Hayes
Incnia
Han
Olney
Bortie
Sta
Waghlington
Nointa
Cnnena Ny
Winston
Cutbert
Haven
G. Stull
Violent Earth Ravages Towns in Albanian District
A telegraphic dispatch reports massive earthquake damage in southern Albania's Tenelant district. Villages including Tenerent were razed, many residents killed or wounded, and about 15,000 rendered homeless as aftershocks continue. The alert cites a vlona message from Temna fedev.
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Rome
Tenelant
Albania
Burget Acquitted in Viquer Law Case at City Court
John Budget was acquitted by Mayor McPherson after a trial in city court on a Viquer law charge. Prosecution witness John Allegree claimed purchasing "white pane" from Bur after intoxication, but his testimony contradicted itself and there was no substantive evidence against the defendant. The case involved the Hyatt hotel building's soft drink proprietor.
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John Budget
McPherson
Witsiehs
John Allegree
Hyatt Hotel
Midshipman Faces Court Martial Over Hazing Charge
Washington Dec 11 George W Lehman of Warsaw Indiana one of eleven midshipmen at the United States naval academy has been under trial by court martial for alleged hazing and has been confined as the court's finding is sent to the brig ships anchored off the academy at Annapolis
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Veale
Bartyroi Badrian
Christavis
Clts
Madison
Dian Haaven
Hag
Favre
Gael Paton
Daviess County
Washington
George W. Lehman
Warsaw
Ink
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Pope's Brother Dies in Rome After Sudden Illness
Marquis John Au theory Della Chiera, brother of Tone Benedict, died suddenly Friday in the presence of his son Joseph. Born 1853 in Genoa, he joined the navy as a cadet at 13 and rose to rear admiral before leaving service in 1904. Two years later his wife’s death preceded paralysis.
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Rome
John Autheory Della Chiera
Tone Benedict
Joseph
Marquis
Genoa
Japan Rejects Armament Cuts While U S Builds Up
Viscount Ishi of the Japanese delegation told an armaments committee in Geneva that Japan cannot reduce armament while the United States continues to increase it. The statement came at the regular committee session on December 11.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Japan
Viscount Ishi
Death Verdict in Illinois Slaying Case Ends Trials
In Marion Illinois circuit court a jury returned a death by hanging verdict for Setilo Derentis, a co defendant with Bisaco, in the August murders of Tony Hemphill and Ane Calcaterra. Blanco killed himself in jail after the verdict as state militia protected West Frankfort during the trial. The case date back to a feuding motive over marriage plans and jealousy.
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Marion
Tony Hemphill
Ane Calcaterra
Frank Blanco
TinAnn
Slater
Calcaterra
Setilo Derentis
Bisaco
Bianco
West Frankfort
Desantis
Diplomatic Break Between Holland and JuXomavia
The Hague reports severed diplomatic relations between Holland and JuXomavia on December 13. No details given on causes or next steps.
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Assciated Press
the Hague
Holland
Juxo- Mavia
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Goshen County
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Travis
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Raw Scouts of America
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Mexico
Alan Seeger
Mexico City
Belgium
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Ittaly
United States
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Columbus
Treasury
American Légion Weekly
Post
Louisiana Department of the American Legion
Pelicanaire
Department of Loauliana
Pering
Chang Ching-rao
W. A. Reimert
Reformed ‘Church Mission
Yochow
Legation
Chinese ‘Foreign Office
China
Peking
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Russia
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American Chamber of Commerce
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Berlin
Germany
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Public Health Service
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FT. Wayne
Frank Blacksmith
Indisha
Pennsylvania Railroad
Commons Oyiberal
Prarn
Stanton
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Itakin
Barnes and Strkin
Whellington
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Haaven Colbert
Stull Wineton
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UL Guawford
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