Indiana educators push for stronger state funding drive
Joan and Hetchem of Oden lead a Daviess County committee urging Indiana to expand educational funding to sustain higher learning and maintain competitiveness with surrounding states. The group cites cramped classrooms and aging equipment as a growing need, with university leaders calling for full levy support and expanded facilities.
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Joan & Hetchem
Oden
Daviess County
Indiana
Educational
Echoal of Higher Learning
Uber
Purdue
Sep Bane Ker
Ofn
Walvi 1 Ward
Washington
Martha McCalterty
Sutheir
Indiana Federation Plans Federated Marketing Service
Indiana federation officers announce a new federated marketing service to aid farmers statewide. The service aims to connect fertilizer, grain, and farm supply needs with producers, cooperatives, and manufacturers, extending benefits to other farming organizations. Leaders Attending farmers meetings to promote the plan statewide.
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Indiana
Reyer Aim
Indiang State Grange
Sand Ft
Fed
Man
Aecalaries Apd
Regal Oreantzulona Many
Banis
Iser
John G. Brown
Treas
E. E Reynolds
ALF
Federated Service of Indiana
Pren
Leavitt
Pepteshiai
Unclear headline from damaged OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes military movement and exchanges involving Constantinople, Moscow, and Cape Kilpatrick with names and places that are unreadable or garbled, lacking coherent events or dates. The passage appears to be a distorted historical report with no clear outcome or date.
Logansport Officials to Face Trial January 10
Logansport Indiana officials including James A. Weeechix, Othe Rmith, Don Richason, and several local soft drink parlor proprietors face bribery and conspiracy charges. Judge Reat-Render sets trial dates from January 10 to February 17 in the county circuit court, with docket order guiding proceedings.
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Propriet
Parton
Pather Starts Fund to Hunt Son Slayer
EVANSVILLE Ind Dec 6 An effort will be made by police to use a fund started by Louis Kuhen father of 11 year old taxi driver Pennia Kuhen killed Nov 16 after being hired to Fort Branch. The fund will be turned over to police to aid in catching the slayer and a committee has been formed to handle the money.
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Evansvolle
Ind
Pennia
Kuhen
Fort
Louis Kuhen
Ste. Tloben
Uxwiet
Three Killed Four Hurt In Christmas Auto Accidents
In Eblemnart Indiana on Christmas Day three people died and four were seriously injured in two automobile accidents. Franklin B Richards of Bristol and his son in law Charles Rine Blue of Bristol were killed when a car was struck by a New York Central train. Mrs Richards and two others were injured as the others fled. A second incident near the same time and place added to the fatalities with Harriet Heath also killed and two men hurt.
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Eblemnart
Ind
Christman
Franklin B. Richards
Bristol
Charles Rine
Blue
Sire Richards
New York Central
Gravns Creaning
Mir
Mra
Richards
New York
M‘ry
Cfty Ubvler
Pollad
Ol Persis
Ute Hurac
Esatman
Hia
Netman
Matocufios
Profita
Priso
Eastman
Big Jack
ZeUn
Bowers
Comex
Dames Hall
Lana
Perel
Bruich
Gan
Informal Washington Talks Seek US Japan Pact Approval
Ambassadors Morris of the United States and Shidéhara of Japan are reported to be seeking congressional approval for a pact. The State Department says both Senate and House leaders should consider the attitude of their branches. Morris met with Senators including Johnson of California and Representative Johnson of Washington to review negotiations and immigration topics related to general immigration legislation.
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Washington
Roland
Morris
United Bstates
Ambagaidap
Tokyo
Ambasgudag
Shidéhara
Japan
Congress
State Department
Senator Johnson
California
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pacific Coast
Johnson
House Committee On Immigration
Indianapolis Weather Report Predicts Below Freezing
A garbled regional forecast indicates temperatures in Indianapolis will drop below freezing throughout the day. Meteorologists warn of a cold, wintry air mass with sharp winds and potential icy patches on roadways.
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Indianapolis
Zere
Indianapolix
Xere
Week of Prayer Services Planned by Protestants
A week of prayer with special services arranged by Washington Protestant congregations runs January 2 to 7. Opening at First Christian Center Monday evening, others meet at Westin ater Presbyterian and First United Brethren churches. Speakers include Rev. Elite St. Jones and Prof. FON Trev discussing Thanksgiving, missions, education, and missions. Services begin at 7:30 p.m.
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Washington
Thf Firera
Westinater Presbyterian
First Baptist Church
Vircil Theenpaon
First of EB
Furmllen
Fon
Trev
Samerie
Washington Public Schools
Heine Miestonn
T J. Simran
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fire damages Lansing office building in early morning
A Lansing office building was largely destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin this morning. Officials estimate losses around 3500 dollars. No injuries reported as investigators begin assessing the scene at the Prividen office building.
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Lansing
Prema
Mich
Eix-Tters Prividen
Murthat
Sinn Fein Countess Sentenced to Prison
In Dublin, December 28, Countess Georgina Maridevier was tried by the Dublin martial court on a charge of aiding a seditious Sinn Fein organization. She received a four year sentence to serve in a prison. The allegation concerns alleged plotting with Sinn Fein Boy Scouts between January 1978 and September 1920.
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Dublin
Ireland
Georgina Maridevier
Janes
Ranize
Pennsylvania to Trim Rail Work Force Again
In Philadelphia officers of the Pennsylvania railroad announced that continued adverse conditions will necessitate further reductions in the number of employees and in working expenses and capital expenditures until the airways improve. The exact layoff count was not disclosed. management aims to cut expenses by about ten percent.
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Phildelphia
Pennsylvania Raiload
Huariess
Airwaos
Burglars Take $300 From Opera House Safe in Bedford
Bedford Indiana December 18 burglars stole more than 300 from the safe of the Stom City opera house. The money was in the ante room Sunday night when the show preparations began. The combination had been mastered by the burglars before the security measures were in place.
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Opera House
Bedford
Ind
Dee
City Opera House
Cronosyres
Boatmen Threaten Strike to Tie Up New York Harbor
New York December 28 Harbor Boatmen union rejects new working agreement from independent owners and plans a strike effective January 1. Secretary Art Oleen says 2,000 men would be affected as a coalition of harbor workers joins the walkout across Nauts and pilots.
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New York Harbor
Harbor Boatmen’s Union
Omners
Tur Oleen
Wlre
Coln
Man 65-Year-Old Charged as Father in Montgomery Case
Henry Ash of Montgomery, 65, was arraigned on a charge of being the father of an unborn child after an affidavit filed by Nancy Peachee. He pleaded not guilty as Justice J.C. Spetey set the case for a 7 oclock hearing. Ash remained under bond awaiting trial.
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Henry Ash
Montgomery
Sherif
Iberts
Bend
Rome to Name Three Bishops for Urs
Dec. rome announces selection of three candidates for bishops. details remain unclear as the report mentions exams and provisional notes. local clergy await Vatican confirmation and timing for appointments in a period of ecclesiastical reshuffle.
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Rome
Sao
New York Moves to Stem Crime Wave Across City
Police Commissioner Enright unveils plan to mobilize special police guards at key transit entrances and deploy 650 embeymaie officers for intensified training to curb mounting crime. He signals broader actions including searches, disarms, and undercover work amid gangland killings and a surge of robberies.
London papers urge curtailment of navy programs
London newspapers called for mutual curtailment of military spending by the United States Great Britain and Japan in a morning editorial wave. The commentary reflected anxiety over a growing American naval buildup and the belief that restraint would ease tensions and sustain peace among major powers.
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London
United Sates
Great Briain
Japan
Han
United States
Great Britain
No Relief in Sight for Press Demand National Bulletin
Inland Daily Press Association members receive a bulletin from Wal V. Tatford, secretary, outlining a critical shortage of print. The message notes that current production cannot meet demand across North America, calling for continued conservation and urging publishers to limit output to prevent penalties.
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Inland Daily Pres Association
Central Afates
Wal V. Tatford
Cee
North America
Wheat Growers Plan to Control Market Prices
The Wheat Growers Association, formed about a year and a half ago in southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma, plans to withhold wheat from the market to push prices higher. Membership nears 90,000 with chapters in Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Texas, aiming to stabilize prices and market through coordinated sales.
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Wheat Growers Association
Aanerien
Bates
Pexon
Oklahoan
Kannas
Netinska
Mr. Methersy
Minneroia
Oeast
Eal
McCpeegy
Eenert
Mowe Milly
A Slauchter
Manchester
Okls
Acm Vertine Ic
Ita
Arinth
Tina
Nebronka
Kansan
Okindriny
Texan da
Kant Deard
Tashoul
Thie Ma McCnewrn
United States
Mianesoca
North da
Kow
South Dakota
Kamniinalate Board of Agriculture
Hinds
Kanana
Thieves Set Train Brakes and Take Ten Tons of Coal
Bedford Indiana December 24 Coal Shleven boarded a Monon railroad train near Bedford last Saturday night tampered with air valves to delay speed and threw off ten tons of coal Everett Bunch Joe Lamb and Ram Miller were arrested by railroad detectives and local police on charges of stealing coal
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Bedford
Ind
Monon
Everett Bunch
Joe Lamb
Ram Miller
Ratiroad
Travels in Carto Urge Tree Planting Tour
A lengthy dispatch from Edmonton Alberta dated December 28 reports a thousand mile tour through the south urging tree planting. The piece highlights civic interest in forestry and notes organizational backing for reforestation efforts.
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Carto
Ie! Assocata Press
Edmonton
Alta
Southern
Mbert In an automobil equipped Chanting and uv e exhibit
A fragmented report from Saskatchewan describes a forestry exhibit led by Arenibakh Altehell under the Canadian Forestry Association. It highlights the risk of pest damage to cedar stands and promotes new tree breeding, pasture, and windbreaks for livestock. Officials urge farmers to plant and manage cedar windbreak lines.
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Mbert
Arenibakh Altehell
Prairies
Canadian Forestry
Mike
Trulicin
Otter
Underground River Flows Under Peoria
A distorted article describes a subterranean stream beneath Peoria with unknown volume. It mentions wells tapping the river and notes the water requires treatment before use for distillation, with references to local geography and potential public health concerns.
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Peoria
Che Cmudeae
Muelnema
Tppee
Aise
Ark
Harding Cabinet Nears Final Makeover Plans
Marion Derby reports that after weeks of deliberation President Harding is nearing a tentative cabinet lineup. Names floated include Charles B Hughes, Charles G. Dawes, A. W. Weeks, W. H. Hays, Henry Wallace, Herbert Hoover, and Berry M. Daugherty, with others under reconsideration as decisions on key posts approach.
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Marion
Cleet Harding
Rover
Thorn
Charles B Hughes
New York
Ante
Charlier G. Dawes
Ibduents
Treasury
Jada
AY. Weeks
Moscachusetta
Navy
W. H. Haya
Indiana
Interior
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Secontary
Herbert Hoover
California
Ighor
Berry M. Daugherty
Harding
Poanta
the Treasury
Goripx
Joseph Dixon
Montana
Charlie D. Hillex
Commerce
The
A. T. Start
Kentucky
Petroleum Output Sets New Record in November Increase
Washington reports a new record in petroleum output for November, rising by nearly two million barrels compared with November of the prior year. The Geological Survey notes output exceeded 2,000,608 barrels more than the previous November.
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Washington
Bicknell Coal Mine to Close in Oldest Field
The Bicknell Coal and Mining Company announces the closing of its mine in the Oldest Field after prolonged operation and market pressures. About 123 men will be laid off, including 31 day workers and 24 maintenance staff, as the Sixth and Fifth Veins near exhaustion, with office relocation under consideration and a history of six fatalities in thirty years.
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Bicknell Daily News
Bicknell
Owsel
Bicknell Coal and Mining
Sean
Bs Elven
Fuller Firnt
Did Bicknell
Tao
Bicknell Coal Company
Fearse Fuller
Charles
Atbert Fuller
Hirawell
Illanapolis
Tobe Freeman
Charles Freeman
Tecritary-Trensurer AC
Air Company
Ruehte
Byers
Attys
Ven
Ler Farris
Second Street
Charles Reeman
Jane Miner
Death of Pat OBrien Prompts Murder Inquiry
In Los Angeles, Mrs. Clarm Clegg, sister of Lieut. Pat OBrien the aviator found dead in a hotel two weeks ago, says an investigation will be made. Erwin OBrien and Virgil Moor, associates, reportedly have evidence warranting the inquiry.
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Momench
Lieut
Pat Obrien
Los Angeles
Clarm Clegg
Clee
Erwin O'Brin
Virgil Moor
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