Indiana Bell rate hearing ends with petition withdrawn
Hearings on Indiana Bell Telephone rate increase in 39 Indiana cities ended when the company withdrew the petition after testimony criticized the firm for poor service. An Atwater testimony cited high overhead and alleged deliberate service demoralization prompting a temporary delay of rate changes for at least ninety days.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Bell ‘Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Indiana
The
Service Commission
Aft
Wilson
Peli Company
American Telephone Fil Thegraph Tehmpany
At Water
Commission
Atate
Wilson Etic
Helieps Amon
Atwater
Citien
Rare
Atwaster
Mr. Atwater
Conngel
Thernee
Tennessee to call special session over suffrage amendment
Assistant Attorney General Frierson advised Governor Roberts that Tennessee cannot ratify the suffrage amendment without a special session. The governor announced last night he would call a special session of the legislature, meeting the requirement as requested by President Wilson.
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Associated Press
Wilson Signs ILE Tee Ween We Ashington
June 24. A New York Times style note claims another act of executive usurpation by Woodrow Wilson. It cites several bills the president has not signed and the adjournment of Congress as precedent for executive overreach in lawmaking.
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Wilson
Washington Chautauqua Dates Set for August
The Washington chautauqua is scheduled for August 8 to 12 with concerts and lectures. The executive committee met with the talent bureau to arrange performances. The event will use three tents at Factside park with seats and amenities. Ernest Gamble Concert Company is cited as a highlight among potential acts.
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Washington Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Factside Park
Amore
Ernest Gamble
Reusiciana
Lectorere
Fragmentary note on a professor and president’s tenure in office
The readable text references a professor and a president during recent years, with unclear details about charges or actions. The fragment mentions a term and events associated with governance and a public figure named Amershin Yee in a historical context.
Wave Ceremony Stirs Germany as Theft Surge Continues
In Germany a wave of thefts grips multiple towns with burglaries and robberies reported across several districts. Incidents include a mayor being tied during a theft, stolen goods recovered, and a council candidate implicated. Police investigate ongoing.
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Field Morebe
Smantew
Parole Violation Charged Against Washington Youth
Sheriff notified that Ceedl Miata of Washington has broken his parole and is wanted on charges of highway robbery larceny and burglary. Judge Richeet has been moved and will withdraw Giffatt's suspended sentence.
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Sullivan
Int
Fiat Hve
Ceedl Miata
Washington
Acecagl
Verenin
Juder Richeet
Giffiatt
Wife saves husband as mob attacks in city incident
In a chaotic June event, Mrs. Andrew Thiel risked her life during an enraged crowd attempting to save her husband from death. She saved seven people as the crowd attacked others and framed the scene around the couple. The husband’s condition was described as serious by officials.
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Grmanine
Andrew Thiel
Seven let Inton Ven face liquor charge after raid
Police and federal agents executed raids resulting in seven men charged with alleged liquor violations. One man found with a white mule of whisky, while others faced various counts. A man named Wilson alleged to have been present, and another man, Fordwee, posted bond.
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Til Ton
Ted
Felersl
Efrenit Court
Fedors Court
Tero
Giles
Athera
Arena
aMrara
Pitarney
Lee
Alen
Cematttin
Alan
Alea
Murly
Twitaon
Ace Hood
Fordwee
Rae
Vnvor
Ester
Confession Case in Washington Attorney Hearing
The Washington attorney presented a confession as the basis for Daniel Chattin's request for parole over a 1917 murder case in Nine Mile area. The confession by Virgil Larrison implicated Chattin in the shooting of Andrew Manor Metoher, with details of the crime and driving roles during the crime sequence.
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Washington
Neped Fron
Indianapolis
Chattin
Viet Larrison
Poleth
Lareison
Mirgil Larrison
Beth
Ajane
Andrew Manor
Hpsogne
Das
Herp
Omar
Matey
Liv
Declared Mine Ownership Amid Labor Tension in Avaneville
The article reports a declared mine owner, IMOELF j oat cingadan aner, amid coal sector unrest near Avaneville. It notes distress among workers and a security figure, Heery shittle, secretary of the Southern Coal Operators association, as labor actions unfold following interstate tensions and recent wage disputes.
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Imoelf
Avaneville
Petersburg Rail Reorganization Impacts Evansville Plans
A report states Petersburg is pivotal in a reorganization plan by the E and Lo under Big Your railroad control. Evansville and Indiana Haute districts face changes as trains shift to a new hub. Housing for rail workers is planned, with direct connections and through cars proposed, while passenger service reforms await clearer conditions.
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Tg Four
Evansville
Ban on Fireworks Enforced by Police Chief
Chief Eltanah Allen warns that the fire marshal rules prohibit retail fireworks sales and forbid discharging guns within town limits except where authorized by city authorities. He says enforcement is required and Washington's Fourth of July will be quiet as an Indian funeral.
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Eltanah Allen
Tanny
Rich Pojnta Asay
Crater
Washington
Bombard Jam In Effort To Release Bank Robbers
Five gunmen attacked the county jail at Waynefoen county aiming to free Rahwerd Neathan O'Marey. The assault wounded Webster Steagh, thirty five, and left the jail in turmoil. One inmate remained captured as attackers fled into the night.
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Presa
Tore Obie
Webster Steagh
Nicht Watehaan
Perry appeal about ready for Supreme Court
A Perry appeal on election fraud charges from the 18 senator election has been improved by a federal court panel. The case concerns Truman and sixteen others facing car theft or conspiracy charges. Printing is completed and the Supreme Court will hear the matter.
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Newpperry
Supreme Court
Guy
Taps
Truman TE Newheres
Kest Moreh
United States
International court case location in the Hague
Fragmented OCR text references an international court in The Hague and a session about forming no permanent unions for world governance. It mentions Neoprovisted for in the hepene of notiona and a court location at The Hague.
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Alan
International Dietice
Notiona
Phe
Edward Snider Hurt in Indiana Train Incident
Edward Snider sustained injuries after an accident involving a Geearce W. Souder can on a railway siding. He was taken by train to Vincennes and then to Indianapolis for medical treatment.
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Tebyard Snrider
W. Souder
Aloywerk
Hill
Vincennes
Dater
Indianapolis
Unclear text fragment about price and wartime entries
Fragmentary OCR notes mention price, Dome war, North Seg and Plodltie, and references to people and markets with several garbled terms. No coherent event or clear entities to anchor a concise summary.
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Associated Press
Tarlin Bane
Thermen
Harnbarre
Trade Circus Aids British Exports to Far East Americas US
The Department of Overseas Trade broadcasts press keys to attract buyers for British goods now facing limited production. Officials say exports to the Far East, South America, and the United States are being promoted while manufacturers struggle with current constraints. The American Chamber of Commerce comments on the situation.
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London
Department of Overseaa
Far East
South America
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
Miner Suffers Slate Fall Injury in Aliceville
Ora Hatfield, a young married man, was injured June 6 when a slate fell in the American Neo Tomine mine in Aliceville. His face and skull were damaged, one ear damaged, and hearing impaired after the accident. He was unconscious and transported for medical exams in Vincennes and Terre Haute before returning home to recover.
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Picknell Daily News
Bicknell
Ora Hatfield
Aliceville
Hatfield
Niche
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Antinter
Feline
Hatteld
Elon
Smith
Reptember
Tariff Increase Planned for Bohemian Baths
Prague June 25 The tariff plan for the famous Carlsbad Marienbad and Franzensbad baths calls for a rise from 20 to 500 Czech crowns for cures. Nationals of countries with no or minimal tariffs may pay in crowns, while foreigners such as British and French will be charged in foreign currency at proportional rates.
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Associated Press
Prague
Cuecho
Slovakia
Carlsbad
Marienbad
Frozenbad Arn
Fugitive Attacker Fatally Wounds Four Families
Chicago report details a fugitive attacker who fatally wounded four members of a family and injured others at Pibkecrex. The suspect, twenty three year old Wnelan R. Pakinson, was arrested and charged with murder and related offenses. Police described a chaotic scene with multiple stabbings and injuries before the assailant’s capture.
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Chicago
Tune
Wnelan R. Pakinson
Bicin
Oll
Hate
Nephaw
Anife
Ana Thelr
Coroner Rules Hess Responsible for Jordan Death
A coroner finds Harry H Hess liable for Charles A Jordan's death, with Hess bound over to the September term of circuit court after pledging to furnish bail. Hess was remanded to county jail following testimony at the inquest. The verdict cites injury and negligence as the cause of death and names other involved parties in the stand.
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Harry H. Hess
C. TH. Holder
Hesigne
Pless
George AL Faith
Tiews
Osborne
Tretia
Charles 2
Jorden
Perth
Terry
Het
Orsalier
Eetee
Charles Tr
Matting Workers Refs to Wandle Liquor Cargoes
A fragmentary report notes matting workers referring to liquor cargoes at a port town. The readable text hints at shipping tensions and economic strain amid wartime or crisis conditions affecting local merchants and laborers.
Unclear memo on delegates at San Francisco convention
A deteriorated memorandum circulated among national committee members in San Francisco on June 96 indicates 737 delegates are uninstructed for the convention with some instructed. The fragmentary text suggests western day notes but is incomplete.
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San Francisco
Cal
National Committee
Bank Bandits Hit Minnesota Bank In Broad Daylight
In T. Pal Minnesota on June 26 armed bandits robbed the Great Northern Bank, fatally wounding cashier Victor Trodman and escaping with about $4,000 in cash and $5,000 in negotiable paper. Police search for suspects.
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T. Pal
Minn
Fed
Great Northern State
Esterday
Victor Trodma
Taherty Bend
Fence entanglement deaths spark field accident
An Indiana Power line wiring near Stockyards tangled with a barbed fence at Odop Milling gaps. A man Shively was shocked while crossing the fence, later rescued by Bowman. Two horses died and another man injured as wire shock spread through the crowd. officials concluded a fatal electrocution from the fence setup.
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O Fon
Indiana Power Company
Peduetin Company
Pimer Shivele
Bowman
Henri Roberts
Olty Wan Wade
Snedecor Elected Rotary President At Atlantic City
Esten Snedecor of Portland Oregon won the International Rotary clubs presidency at the closing session defeating John Dyer of Vincennes Indiana on the third ballot 283 to 240. Indiana backed by Walter B Pitesford and Fred RK Watson played a key role in the nomination and voting process.
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Atlantic City
Esten Snedecor
Portland
Ore
International Association of
Rotary Clubs
John Dyer
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
Walter B. Pitesford
Indianapolis
Fritz Galbraith Owas
Ohio
Fred RK. Watson
Public Health Service Urges Killing of Rats
Health authorities call for rat eradication amid a city outbreak and expanded sanitation efforts. Officials warn of disease risk and urge residents to cooperate with pest control measures and disposal guidelines.
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Public Health Service
Bandits Rob Grocer in Armed Stickup
Three masked men armed with revolvers entered a store in Vredepol DT and tied the cashier. The robbers forced the cashier to open the till and escaped with money after severing a telephone line as they fled.
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Vredepol
Devo
Cork
Mexican Aviators Refuse Barbaric Orders in City Clash
A June 26 report from Mexico City says Mexican aviators under Lieutenant Luis Peedade de la Terte refused orders to bomb towns held by Sonora revolutionists. Captain Diez Martínez and others declined, saying the action would mimic German atrocities in Belgium. The article notes about 60 towns were shelled in the campaign, and aviation training and enrollment surged despite tougher entry requirements.
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Mexico City
Sonara
Crrronang
Pecardinge
Luis Peedade de la Terte
Diez Martines
Germany
Belgium
de la Taree
Bambard
Ceerasavara
Cunutia
Moreles
Creneth
TorresThe
Bomb scare at Renadict Turn railroad scene reported
A bombing attempt yesterday near a railroad reveals one man identified as Be Ale bine Rihna and his wife and thirteen months pregnant. Four other men associated with Parturness Altee are under investigation by authorities at Renadict Turn.
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Wataprury
Perenne
Milia
Centrion
Orne Nammlertia
Alebine Rihna
Quehter
The
Workers seek wage scale retroactive to May in railway unions
In Chicago on June 26 the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen president W G Lee announced efforts to reinstate dismissed workers for unauthorized strikes and push a wage scale by July 20 retroactive to May. A tentative 22 percent average increase was reported, with about 15 000 men already readmitted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
W. G Lae
Brotherhood of Taailwat
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Mayod
Lev
Ratinda
Dinbor Beard
T. Mc Marten
Chaseman
Lee
Épfanization
Tring
Arrnnbret
van Ane Vaur Associates
Insurance case uncovers widow's claim in effort to secure pension
Frail Mildred Coleman, widow of Petershyer, faced a pension fight after a role of wwvil insurance was cleared by a supposed government bureau ruling. The court heard testimony that she would receive compensation for five years, but investigators questioned the widow's access to the funds and the legality of the payments.
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Mildred Coleman
Petershyer
Wwvil Insurance
Brwerne
Onmi Paneetion
Lee Coleman
Bar Huehans
Fragmented OCR hints at tire industry figures and names
The unreadable OCR fragment references tires and a list of people and numbers, including names like Florian, Gutzrwelle, and Jaenoe. It mentions output, efficiency, and production figures such as 1.3 and 525 but lacks coherent narrative.
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Jaaner Hornlil
Doles
Raohher
Rome
Ena
Hein Fartoey
Jaenoe
Martohle Einen
Ita
Neesthis
Fey
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