Federal Farm Loan Act viewed by Wickersham allies
The piece notes former Attorney General George W. Wickersham defending the Farm Loan Act's national scope. It explains federal land banks and joint stock land banks as pillars within the system, detailing stock requirements and government role to enable farmers to own then-formed banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Banks
National Bank Loan
Federal Reserve System
George W. Wickershaw
Thejtev
Eral Court
Kansas
Guy
Charles H. Hushess
G. McAdoo
Ean Wickersham
Land
Felear
Gaumtry
Mrr. Wickersham
Aystem
Banke
Local Newsprint Conservation Proposal Considered
A fragment outlines a committee proposal to reduce newsprint usage by voluntary conservation. It discusses delaying certain newspaper sections and postponing retail bills, with aim to ease press size during a six month period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easc
Anthony
Neers
Bland seeks funds for Vincennes federal building
Representative Oscar Bland introduced a bill to appropriate 127000 dollars to extend the government building at Vincennes Indiana to house federal offices and mine rescue station. He also proposed money for a new government building at Linton Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oscar Bland
Vincennes
Ind
Linton
Indiana appellate reverses Davis case in insurance suit
The Indiana appellate court on Thursday reversed the detention of Davis in the Martha A. Stone versus Modern Weadmen of America insurance suit. Originating in Knox county court and moved on venue, the case has spanned years with remands for a new trial. The circuit court awarded Stone 61 521.50, while Judge Ogden denied a new trial and an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Daviess Drew
Martha A. Stone
Weadmen of America
Ificate
Cope
Circuit Court
Jacy
Judie /Ogdun
Court notes summarize damages and dismissals in multiple cases
Fragmented clerk notes list several lawsuits and outcomes including damages claims against Montgomer y partners and Merchants Bank, injunctions denied, State Bank of Washington actions, county treasurer and auditor matters, a dismissal of Shamion Powltoner case, a fire insurance dispute, and a judgment against Vincent company. Also mentions Inman versus Kezle and a cost retax ruling, with Robert A suit referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadisnagelis
John A Aed
Vincen Company
William
Scudder
Vanatin
Frank Inman
Kezle
Poainttt
Trist
Robert A
Indiana Farmers Urge Return of Rail Control
Indiana farmers oppose government ownership of railroads and favor private control under regulation. They reject strikes and duress to settle labor disputes and support arbitration or an industrial commission to resolve such issues. Brown's telegram indicates acceptance of state officials’ views on federal operation and a plan for a tribunal to settle disputes.
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Indiana
Browns
Indiana ‘Oration of Farmers’ Associations
J. R. Stoward
Amer. Lican Farm Sureau
Howard
Und |Gram
John | c
Hdl
Brown
Worm Industrial Commission
Indiana Yarmers
Soldier Joni Lauler of Hillsborough Featured in Goon era
The National Tribune prints a fragment about Hon. Joni Lauler of Hillsborough Pennsylvania born January 8 1845. It notes he served as a soldier in the Civil War enlisting in 1864 in a Pennsylvania unit and serving through the war with his comrades in Marti County Indiana referenced in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tribune
Joni Lauler
Hillsbirgh
Pittabhrs
Marti
Ind. H.A
Instrumentality of Lands for Agriculture What Ake and Federal Re
The fragment notes a discussion on the instrumentality of lands for agriculture within federal and state contexts. It hints at governance, land use policy, and regulatory framework affecting farming regions, but lacks clear specifics or names to anchor a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins
Rural credit reforms and farm loans reshape finance
The text outlines rural credits as a government supported system to supply farmers with funds at low rates. It explains creation of joint stock land banks and government supervision to prevent farmers losing land, and notes tax exemptions to sustain loan programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conditiooy Hich
Gene National
Care of the Battery During Cold Weather
Advice issued for motorists facing shorter daylight hours and frequent battery complaints. Emphasizes keeping water topped every two weeks, using distilled water, and driving at least 30 minutes after water top up to prevent freezing. Warns against overwatering, discharging, or cranking while cold. Recommends hand cranking and engine checks. use hydrometer about every three starts in cold weather.
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Washington Ballers
Jeart
Thia
Jonnt Htt
Jeff
Labor leaders ask withdrawal of Cummins bill
Labor leaders gathered to urge the withdrawal of the Cummins Hatlnord bill amid mounting opposition. The call comes as discussions continue in Washington with unions and allied organizations weighing next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
AFL Gompers Opposes Anti Stride Clause in Cummins Bill
Samuel Gompers AFL president and union leaders from railway brotherhoods and farmers groups urged Senator Cummins to withdraw the anti strike provision of the Cummins radio bill and allow government operation of roads for a peace time test. They warned the clause would brand law breakers and fail to stop strikes.
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Federation
Associated
Washington, D. C
sCummins
Samuel Gomparr
American Federation of Labor
Tillroad ‘Brotherhoods
Spe
Countains
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cumminer
Gompers
Collision on South and Church Streets Reported
Witnesses describe two cars colliding near South and Church streets with damage to rear wheels and axles. Cheri Brign’s vehicle reportedly crossed the intersection as Moser’s car carried a load of coal and groceries. Police note minor injuries and scattered debris along the roadway.
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Phurch Street
Bitteet
Cheri
Unclear Text Example From OCR Input
The readable fragments suggest a mention of a political or presidential issue involving someone named Wilson and a president's burdens. The exact event, dates, places, and names are garbled, making a precise summary impossible from the provided text.
Christmas parcel rush slows at Botxheyth post office
War office reports in Botxheyth that many Christmas parcels and packages head for distant points. Local post staff brace for a few slowdown days as carriers handle heavy holiday volume and urge earlier mailing to ensure delivery before Christmas.
Christmas Gifts Packet List Of Tools And Robes
A mixed gift list highlights items like kitchen tools and car accessories. It mentions batteries and a variety of hardware items suitable for seasonal giving, suggesting a broad selection for shoppers.
Holiday shopping peaks as Christies go briskly sold
A Thursday meeting of store proprietors reports brisk Christies stock sales and a busy holiday period. Merchants say holiday demand is rising this week with strong in town and out of town customers, drivers of extra staff to handle crowds and stock.
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Christies
Rome
London Dispatch on World War II Fronts and Shifts
London dateline reports Bolshevik advances and retreats around Kharkov and Kupansk area, noting occupation capture details and shifting fronts. The piece references a Bolshevik statement and changes in control of key cities amid ongoing cis warfare and regional reversals.
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London
Kuplansk
Kharkov
Monemsky
Chicago Board of Trade Aims to Bridge Wilson Peace Rift
Directors of the Chicago Board of Trade urged President Wilson to persuade factions within the peace talks to reconcile their differences. They emphasized quick, firm action to solidify agreement and prevent further delays in the negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicam Hoard
Wilson Ted
Sury furmai y Swed Staten District Judgs A. A. nderson
Ruined OCR fragment from December 17 reports alleged violations of a Gaver act by operators and miners in Congo area. The text is garbled and names and places are unclear. no full facts or proper nouns can be confirmed from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
Chatige
Jery Long
United States
Ee Bees
Public Sale at Ben Parsons Farm Near Montgomery
The auction lists livestock and farm gear including mares, a foal, two steers, yearling heifer, Jersey and Hereford cows, eight shouts, a sow to farrow, corn, tons of meal, wheat interest, Studebaker wagon and other implements. Terms require cash under five dollars, credit six months at six percent with two percent discount for cash. Auctioneer Jain D. Morgan and associates arrange the sale on a December Monday morning.
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Ben Parsons
Montgomery
Jack
Farrow
Studebaker
A. Discouhe
Rash
Jain D. Morgan
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Fedéra Fara
Jann
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United Starter Court
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American Legion
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Sal Lesginte
Rene
Wallangton
D.C
Corday
Wilson
Taintion
Mawerrel
Pethy
War Office
TYREX
Tss
Hazors
Casy Idoe
COX Ropers
W. J. Bacon
Glans Iew
Kix
Ukenine
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Woo
Tenn Bogard
Epsom
Roe
Ada
Exnes
Franklin
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