Plainville corn show tallies forty entries and prizes
Forty specimens of yellow and white corn were shown at Plainville High School with judging by the class instructors and county agent. Alfred Sima and Frank Demaree lectured in the theater while a noon basket dinner fed about forty attendees. Winners included Ole Wieman and Henry Wichman with multiple prizes, as judges and speakers praised the displays.
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Plainville High School
Farmers’ Federation
Alfred Sima
Oden
Purdue University
Elnora
Frank H. Demares
Thin City
Ole Wieman
H. Hedland
Paul Hardstrett
Henry ‘Wiehman
W. C. Fonet
Leopard
Leonard Tawver
Tawrer
Ainha Risley
Fremont Hutehena
Charter Rennington
Henry Wichman
G. W. Ciné
Govestar
Pew Walls
Willian Wichorsn
Omar Weetraft
Cingle Ear
Roy
K Fleveresa
Clay Demeehte
Dalhert
Pack Sifrbetrelt
Argentina Hints Return to League of Nations Membership
Argentina’s foreign minister Honorio Pueyrredón indicated that Argentina plans renewed active membership in the League of Nations. He spoke in an interview about amendments offered by Argentina to the pact and expected incorporation, noting no anticipated difficulty.
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Leuenos Aires
Argentina
League Cé-Nations
Honorio ‘Ppeygredon
Geneva
Munday
Senor
Puprtredne
Argeniine
Chicago Move Aims to Curb Retail Meat Prices
December 20 Reuters report notes Chicago adopts daily fair price quotes for meat. Russell J. Poole of the city council fair price committee says wholesale packer quotations from the stock yard form the base, with overhead and profit added.
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Chicago City Council
Chicago
Rusmvell J. Poole
Oppose Surren of T0000 Cows
Fragmentary wartime note argues against surrender of cattle under the Versailles treaty. Text references milk supply, Germany’s deprivation, and dangers to peace, urging strong stance to avoid disrupting food and economic stability in Europe.
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Yédulta
Germany
Mars
France
Ahfjitr
Oes Peceasary
Troupe Breaks as Officers Report Financial Trouble
Unclear readable fragments indicate a troupe facing financial trouble amid officer concerns. The report mentions a theater context with Mary and potential sources like theatrical sites, but exact details are incomplete. Further readable lines are needed for precise entities.
Land section Nip of the Beat Wells Offer Declined
A well in the Nip of the Beat section has drifted. It yields 76 to 100 barrels daily. Miller declined a $3000 offer for an eighth interest, believing future royalties will exceed that amount as prices rise.
Clara Smith to surrender soon
El Paso Texas December 26 Mr and Mrs Jr Smith the childs parents said they heard from Clara Smith that she had decided to face charges. Her attorneys arranged for her to face the case in Florida and the parents denied any formal finding or location.
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Associated Press
Elpaso
Texas
Jr. Smith
Clra Smith
Jnke Hinmon
Clara Sieith
Cardinal Gibbons Improves in Maryland Stay
Cardinal Gibbons continues to mend at Union Mills Maryland where he has stayed for two weeks. He sits up most of the day and reads most of his time while receiving few visitors and keeping a low profile.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Union Mills
Maryland
Ben Allen
Eskridge- Allen
Indiana
Munele
Alexandria
Enutherm
Man Placed in Bag Suspended From Pole
In Columbus Ohio on February 20 Alexander P Triehsen 21 years old hid in a burlap sack and was suspended from a telephone pole while police pursued answers. Triehsen refused aid and declared no one would rescue him until the motive was explained. Lichten, recently moved from Columbus to Philadelphia, departed on Sunday and was later located. police hold him pending investigation.
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Alexander P. Triehsen
Lichten
Comlambour
Philadalrhia
Pondin
Man Arrested in Calhoun County Double Murder Case
Alan Nece of Anniston was arrested after being found sitting up with the body of John W. Loudermilk Friday night. Sheriff statements say Nece confessed to Loudermilk’s killing and provided a possible motive linked to an earlier dispute.
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Wndermilk
Thieves Take Carload of Cigarettes in Elkharti Robbery
An automobile truck was looted in Elkharti with a coat chest opened. robbers removed a cass containing 100 to 900 cigarettes valued at 1900. Grant and Inderhill residents offered a reward for the apprehension of the culprits.
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Flebapy
Trin
Eicrretien
Grant & Inderhill
Relief Bill for Farmers Voted Out
Washington December 20 The House Ways and Means Committee backed the Fordney emergency tariff bill to aid farmers and instructed Chairman Fordney to push action before Christmas. The panel approved two changes including an import tax on lemons and raised peanut oil and other rates.
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Associated Press
Warhington
D.C
Pec
Fordney
University of Chicago forms vigilante committee to guard women
Students organize to protect coeds as the University of Chicago enacts a vigilante committee to confront male hecklers near the campus. The effort follows disruptions during an on campus event, with faculty and security tightening patrols to safeguard female students.
New York Police Push Sweeping Roundup On Crime Wave
An official city drive to curb crime begins with orders to halt and search pedestrians on late night streets as Commissioner Enright presses for 800 more officers. Amid robberies and a fatal waterfront shooting, civic groups plan parallel anti crime efforts.
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Iiasion
Enright
Board of Estimates
Criminal Courte
American Legion
Merchants’ Association
War Veterans Association
Hylan
Thehhief
Theif
Pohiite
Ine
Orier
Mra
Lipitie
Emma Tenota
John Cavanaueh
Nielaise Loreech
Floyd Harton
Mayberry Pleads Guilty in Liquor Violation Case
Guy W. Mayberry, a drink seller, pleaded guilty to violating the unlawful liquor sale laws. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs totaling 130 dollars. A six month sentence was considered by the mayor but not imposed. An affidavit charged Mayberry with illegal liquor sales.
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Bicknell- Pally
Guy W. Mayberry
Wegalan Deott
Mayberry
Train Collides With Horses Near Station Injury Reported
A locomotive struck a drove of horses north of Hazleton at a siding station. Three horses were killed and another injured. The train crew reported feelings of shock as the horses had escaped from a nearby field.
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CA EL Stote
Atailler Station
Hezelton
Pascenvera
Judge Denies Action in Dotage Rumor at Delaware Court
Muncie Ind December 31 Judge William A Themnen the Delaware County superior court said he will take no immediate action on a grand jury report claiming the judge has become childish and mentally impaired due to age The report suggested influence by lawyers and possible criminal influence and said the court may take action in the near future though no formal steps were announced Also a note warned Washington merchants about an unrelated matter
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Thomnann
Onda
The
Indice
Subway Lift System in Chicago Under Construction
Turbulent project details Chicago December reveal a vast elevated tunnel network for electric trucks and freight cars. The system promises direct freight moves from docks to warehouses via a network spanning miles with many stations and traction at grade and under streets.
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Joan
Piihbreey
Rana Nan Jong
Anwrtmeren
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Lann
Steflars
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Offe
Daviess County Funds Favored for Infirmary Remodel and Bridge
The Daviess county council approved 13450.26 in additions to reimburse deficits and adopted a resolution favoring remodeling the infirmary northeast of Washington. It also went on record supporting a highway bridge over White River at Rogers, with the state highway commission to establish a market highway crossing.
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Davieds Unity
Washington
White River
Rogers
State Highway Commission
Wll
Nasaon
Ofles Axnenee
Commissioner's Court
Spunto Health
van Buren
Rare
Madison Township
Veale
Fess
Earle Thompson
Ruet Bridge
Whitmor Bebige
Prewn Bridge
Scott Arleeno
Tnetenan
Matthews Bridge
Doyle Brytge
McCracken
State Board of Charities
Daviess County
Aghd Daviess County Board
Avith
Pike County Commissioners
The
Highway Commission
Woman's Body Found Half Buried in Sand
Body of a well dressed woman about thirty found half buried on Long Beach California beach with a bullet hole over the right eye. Coroner's inquest opened to determine identity and whether death was self-inflicted.
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Associated Press
Long Beach
Own Your Home Campaigns Arranged by Many Cities
National thrift week committee with the treasury department and 37 other groups will sponsor an own your home exposition in major cities January 17 to 23 to aid housing. The American Institute of Architects approves a $16,000 national competition for best practical house plans. Expositions planned in New York and Chicago with larger events later in the spring.
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Associated Press
New York
Savings Division
United States Treasury Department
Spensn
Mre
Adolph Lewisohn
American Institute of Architects
Bes Plana of
Urore
Stall Means
Bern
York
Chicago
Princeton Man May Lose His Eyesight News
Princeton Ind December 1 The sight of the right eye of Charley Young a railway machinist may be lost following an accident at work. He suffered injury while on duty and is under care as doctors evaluate his condition.
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Princeton
Ind
Charley Young
Eye Injury From Brass Fragment Endangers Vision
A worker suffers a brass fragment injury to the eye while at work. The piece remained embedded and could not be removed safely without risking eyesight. Doctors hope vision may be restored if the particle becomes coated or encapsulated.
Indianapolis Editor Dies of Pneumonia After Illness
Indiana newspaper veteran G Wiles of the Indianapolis Star died after a brief illness attributed to pneumonia. Born in Kansas, he began in Terre Haute and worked briefly with the New York Evening World before returning to Indianapolis. He owned newspapers.
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Indianapolis Ind
G. Wiles
Ole City
Indianapeidis Star
Wiles
Kansas
Terre Haute
New York Evening World
Indianapodia
Senate agrees on Christmas recess plan
The Senate adopted a Christmas recess plan to adjourn until next Monday after finishing essential business. The measure aims to suspend routine work while maintaining committee activities and continuing normal operations during the holiday period.
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Senate
Washington
Christman
On Amali Corporation
Vincennes Traveler Interacts with Natives in Indiana
Vincennes resident Wealey Middleton visits a physician in Frankfort Indiana. Middleton finds no crowd reacting to his arrival and is blocked by police from entering the buildings. The incident reveals a smallpox scare as Middleton appears exposed and is asked to depart.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Ind
Wealey Midtieton
Vincennes
Tndiana
Bin
bin Fy the Buildings the Make Nong Ge Wall Ete Alde For the Erty Hett Effen Whee
Peld Maddleton
Middleton
Ted Telay
War Veterans Sent to Danville Home
About 100 civil and Spanish-American War veterans were moved from the Indiana branch of the national soldiers' home in Marion to the Danville institution. The Marion home is to be vacated and turned into a sanatorium for World War veterans seeking treatment.
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Danville
Associated Press
Marion
Ind
Indiana
National Rolayers
Despondent Girl Ends Life With Poison In Vincennes
Hazel Lee seventeen domestic in Vincennes took carbolic acid Sunday night after a rejected suitor. She bought the poison with fifteen cents, went to the Messer home on East St Clair, swallowed the contents, and died at Dr Prather’s office after thirty minutes of effort. Her mother is dead. she had lived with her father in Graf ton and returned months ago. The case draws attention to local charity efforts and a lack of a stable home.
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Hazel Lee
City of Love
Fred Dennis
Jesse Messer
Messer
Prather
Carton
Harvey Lee
Grafton
Mra Thenton McCoy
Eleventh Street
Margaret Seulemeyer
Express Company and P O Rushed Christmas Deliveries
The message notes express company and post office rush orders at local posts as Christmas approaches. It suggests increased activity and expected delivery progress by Wednesday amid holiday goodwill.
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Baurinesa
Posts Land Express
Atendly
Tax Receipts Last Hale of Year Figures
Meade deputy in the office of treasurer prepared a 14 settlement sheet for December showing the second installment tax payments and disbursements. Delinquent tax totals were collected, with $7108 in fees and the county treasurer receiving 6 percent for delinquent tax collection. A total of $19,675.73 remains due from the receipts. the settlement sheet was forwarded to the state auditor for appraisal.
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Fof Meade
Trannel Ft Myers
Rounty Auditier
Dreemier
Secoad
Etale
Pigeon Message Missing Part Reported In New York
A naval carrier pigeon tagged No 34 was found dead near Rochester New York with part of its message missing. Authorities say the body suggests the bird died recently and efforts are underway to recover the missing portion of the message from the coil.
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Prews
Pocherster
N. Y
Nesbit Charges Brother With Larceny in New York
Evelyn Nesbit former wife of Harry K Thaw and dancer Jack Ifford appeared in West Side court to face charges of brand larceny against her brother Heard a key witness in the murder case. Heard testified about pawning rings valued at 35000 and keeping part of the proceeds after claiming sister failed to repay loans.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry K. Thaw
Jack Iifford
West «Ile Court
Ane
Drastic dog muzzling ordered after hydrophobia scare
Bicknell police chief declares a citywide order to muzzle every dog on owners premises for eight days to curb rabies risk after an unverified sighting of a large brown and white hound. Several dog bites reported but not confirmed as rabies. one local victim treated at home before serum therapy underway.
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Bicknell
Murray
Katherine Jones
Frank B. Meade
Strange
Mehemne
Batu
Indian Creek
Mebnell
Eark Wampler
Tade
Judge summons grand jurors for contempt in Indiana
The court orders Grand Jurors in Munster Indiana to respond after Judge Thomman faces contempt charges. Ruling notes potential writs of attachment for the sheriff and urges compliance by 2 PM this afternoon to answer the contempt allegations.
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Clawnre Clicuit Court
Iran
Asher
Chinket
Ren
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Ron Coe
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