PILES CURED Sunday visits noted around Chestnut families
Fragmented local notes list Sunday visits among Chestnut families including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clinton of South Van Buren and Filmer Chestnut with Mr. and Mrs. Ern Ye, plus other relatives visiting in Walkers and Buens City. Mentions Dr DeMotte, John Montgomery and President Wilson in a broad rural note.
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Mqvalter
Maul Camon
Irs
Charles Clinton
South van Buren
Ern
Haze
iMrs
SoMr
Odon
Dar Kealses
Waller Roach
Pearl Ropenbury
Andrew Miles
Roaph Aniel
Antes Road
Walkers
Nord
Lafternoon
Martha Chiton
Ethel Chesunnut
Saruraur
Harve Chestnut
Mith ‘Buens
Mis
Vern Keater
Die Thonis
Conference Aims to Check Germany at Paris Meeting
Report from London dated March 1 describes discussions at a major conference on Germany. British and French leaders weigh military and political pressure while fearing a potential German relapse, with Clemenceau guiding France and Lloyd George steering Britain.
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Lonnon
Germany
Chen M. Clemencenu
New Ship Ranio Recon 1s Set Wr Tork
The Can tor on her arrival from Liverpool issued a communication in jungle lad stallion terms. A laboratory observer kept in the abstract, Scot- RENHWEH testimony noted.
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RANIO
Maren
Liverpool
Aerial Mail Service Saves Public Over $100,000
Washington March 3. The aerial mail service is not costing the public a cent but saving more than $100,000 annually, the Postmaster General told Rotary Club members at aviation dinner last night.
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Washington, D. C
Prace
Rotary
Attel “Aviation
Bank statement list of national banks condition date
The comptroller of the currency issued a statement of condition for all national banks as of Saturday February 28 in Washington D C The report details the declared business status and financial condition across the banking system with emphasis on reserves assets and liabilities reported by the national banks after the close of business on the prior day
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Currency
Downey Son of John Downes Feared Missing
Fragmentary text notes a Downey, son of John Downes, farmer from this town, reportedly seriously missing or endangered. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Handyman Wounds Wife and Employer in Connersville
In Connersville Indiana on March 5 Jasuar Wagram proprietor of Wajeo's Wear and M's Ade MMe Riseden were shot and wounded yesterday by Henry Riveten husband of the woman. The assailants action followed a domestic dispute. Authorities report the wounded victims received medical treatment and the investigation continues.
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Connersville
Ind
Jasuar Wagram
Mme Riseden
Eblel Blerk
Wodh Vesterday
Henry Riveten
Weyeman
Wilson rides at last after illness on public outing
President Wilson, described as very sick by Dr Grayson, left the White House for a short motor trip with Mrs Wilson and a security guard detail. The outing along the Speedway came nearly a year after his October directive and photographers were kept back by police.
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Ify
Associated Press
Washington
G. C
Wilson
Graggon
Weathers
Schools Closed by Strike of Gmscrews in Archuala Borough
Archuala borough schools closed as 64 teachers fail to appear after the district board refused a $32 monthly pay raise. The strike halts classes, with the board maintaining negotiations while teachers rally for higher wages.
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Anton
Pa.s
Arehuala
Pear Bere
China Mission Report Sparks Debate in Polis
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a discussion on China’s Christianization and its development, with a reference to Ansom Twong. The garbled text hints at a dialogue or column debating China’s place in world affairs and religious influence, but specifics are unclear.
Community meeting outlines plans for schools and pastors
A disrupted text outlines a Washington area gathering discussing school needs and church activities. It notes pay the pastors, support for teachers, and community solidarity with a focus on education, equity, and civic engagement. The piece references Hayley March and Dawes county events with mentions of schooling and religious leadership.
Washington Wage Controversy Seen in Stallway Talks
Fragmentary text shows Wilson urging fifteen worker organizations to select representatives for a bi partial sitting. Aden pressured by officials to back a delegation amid wage dispute talks in Washington DC.
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Washington
D.C
Star- 4
Deanite
Tabou
Urard
Wilson
Tetiers
Dgut
Association of
Stallway
ie _ fifteen
Pram Gelion
Nves- Aden
Warne Ro Wernath Death in Seatlane
In Font Myrna Florida on March 2 Captain I C C a Page and others decorated for distinguished service in the air force. A warning to death near the Everglades involved an air incident that led to fatalities when a fall of a seaplane wreckage caused injuries.
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Warne RO Wernath
Seatlane
Font Myrna
Fla
I. Cc. A. Page
Averglades
Tira
Becal township road bid ties large sum. a three mile gravel path
The article notes a bid by Chat ia Ja Cosby for a three mile gravel road in Becal township under a three mile law. The bid was 37,248.50 with allowances, but the commissioners deemed building costs too high at the present time. They completed a Marcherminal work later that afternoon.
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Becal
Marchermanil Ods
TISBER Deportation Case Jury Completed in Arizona
A male jury in Tombstone Arizona completed deliberations to try Harry E. Woaten, the defendant in the first wave of the 1917 Nisvoe deportations. The case concerns actions by miners and sympathizers moved from the Warren mining district to Columbus, New Mexico, about a month after court began.
May Lift Musitions Ban Upon U S War Materials
The Associated Press reports May steps toward lifting a ban on war material imports. A state department statement notes this follows Robert Lansing’s retirement as Secretary of State and a push to meet demands for military supplies. The Senate meanwhile approved a conference report on urgent firebase needs and naval war material funding.
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Associate Press
Washington,d. C
Arma
Ure United Suter
oHilavia Medita
Foreign Affairs
State Department
Robert Lansing
Wasitington
Senate Today
Gee Senate
Public notice of rent changes and railroad management concerns
Public and railroad employees face notices of rent adjustments as systems change. The finance and scheduling departments plan to issue the first notices, with the accounting unit at Indianapolis Bellarmine and Obie polirnad preparing statements on last year operations. Minor changes are anticipated as figures are worked out.
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Department of
Helalon
Bellimare
Obie Polirnad
Inventor Patents Machine to Bandle Work Lass Invention
Eypneville Courier reports John M Laents aged about twenty one or so granted a patent for an apparatus for tranter ring charges of molten grasa. Lente Islie, son of Marl Lenta of 719 Chan let avenue, a Graham Glass Works superintendent, states the invention will be installed at the Graham Glass Works plant and at other company owned plants.
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Eypneville Courier
John M- Laents
Jane Sonra
Way
Lente Islie Son
Marl Lenta
Chanlet Avenue
Graham Glass Works
Oral Graham Glogs
Local News Items From Atainor Area
People including Mr and Mrs Dick Studle, Mr and Mrs James Taylor of Ely, and Mr and Mrs Frank Campbell attended gatherings this week. A serenade with rock caused disturbance at Tom King’s property leading Mr Taylor to move to Cornellaville. Mrs Campbell celebrated a forty fourth birthday with friends and a luncheon while neighbors and relatives visited and shared stories during the event.
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Dick Studle
Albart
Delpha Gough
Will Park
John Sause
Slaven
Ben Wade
Sam Wade Sanday
James Taylor
Ely
Nora
Tom King
Taylor
Aseour
Finnegan
Shiloh
Cloris
Alex Clark
Sarah Clark
Wb Wook
Ethel Grove
Bosiua
Ruby
Hugh Healy
Marst
Morys
Frank Turt
Prank Campbell
Slytte Tomes
Clark
Fra Campbell
Ferrenite
Camit
Danish Schleswig plebiscite to determine fate of region
In Copenhagen a historic plebiscite issue looms as voters face whether Schleswig remains German or is restored to Denmark. Meanwhile in Philadelphia Roy Dag seeks ruling on champagne use for christening, and in Juarez Gonzales signals Mexico-US relations stance. In Louis crime drops with prohibition, Houston forms a large National Guard cavalry division to bolster security. Washington reports on agriculture.
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Copenhagen
Wistory
Schleswig
Copenhon Olgervers
Schigte
Denmark
Houston
Tex
Texar
National Guard
Daker
Roxas Te Geneties
World News Highlights From The Day
Reports from Madagascar note Lima beans could reach the United States soon as several American firms secure buyers. In London the Prince of Wales engages actively in royal life while under consideration for higher ceremonial duties. In Switzerland the Bernese Oberland hosts horse racing with modest crowds and Swiss cavalry officers winning events. In Harrisburg Pennsylvania debates on constitutional amendments proceed with citizens signing for reform. In London a special train for Trotzky’s Red Army includes a printing press and a powerful French car for the state emperor’s use.
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Hiya
Wington
Madagascar
United States
Rurpjur
Tynsnarive
Parr
Crow
Powthle
I Perrop
Alour
London
Cso Trotzky
Red Army
Lyons
Nichols
Senator Seeks Lost Jewelry After Fort Worth Heist
Washington report details a senator who awakens to missing valuables including a watch and a Masonic chain after a porch encounter with a thief. The thief fled with jewelry worn by the senator and his wife, leaving the room in disarray and the senator unsure if the items were ever seen again.
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Washington
Harry
Indiana
Waalee
John Co
Sunday Socials and Visits Surround Willam Chestnut Wreck
Local families and neighbors gathered over the weekend visiting relatives and friends around Willam Chestnut’s Wreck Franklin area. Edward Ferguson and family were seen near Nelson Brandon’s south of Epsom, with multiple home visits noted including Mr and Mrs Virgil Long and Miss Ethel Mr Galeo.
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Edward Ferguson
Familly
Willam Chestnut
Franklin
William Chestnut
Exler Haalings
Nelson Brandon
Epsom
Conninghama
Virgil Long
Nella Craycroft
Ethel
Galeo
Alnecough
Belva Barley
Leamon Chestnut
Andy Hastings
John Arpey
Esther
Hazel DeBolt
Allegra Mallett
Mes Mallett
aEmery Wade
John Danner
James Slaven
Sfiss Elgg Chestnut
Arnold ‘Borley
Doward Clayer
Newberry Defendants Discharged in Election Conspiracy Case
Fifteen more defendants were discharged in the Newberry election conspiracy trial by Judge Selmon. The federal indictment remains under a revised count, with several charges dismissed. The ongoing case now totals eighty-five defendants and centers on a federal statute dating from December 16, 1918.
Unclear notes from Pudway entry on Gundoy Hates Bertha Garten
Fragmentary lines mention Dmoarickhouds visiting Gundoy Hates for Bertha Garten with mentions of the Olishes Ora Offers and Gladys Esmerickhouse. Readable facts are minimal and names appear garbled.
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Dmoarickhouds
Gundoy
Bertha ‘Garten
Ora
Gladys Esmerickhouse
Untitled local social notes fragment from Plainville area
Fragments describe Friday events with friends in Plainville. Mentions Miss Shste Myel Mina Adgek 7 Whe Dr Adele Pasline and Chussey Miyers family visit. Joe Brock returned home from Torre Hoots with relatives, while Mervin and Boyd assisted on Saturday.
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Ef Ee aRay
Hainer
Mondas
Plainville
Bee
Shste “Myel
Mina Adgek
Mex
Jennie Jlaver
Autis
Mervin
Boyd Wagtin
Orhnod
Farmers clash over protein and tankage debate in county
Letters to the editor reveal a heated exchange in Dayles county over chemistry terms. A farmer writes that county agent Ball denies protein existence while arguing for tankage sales, prompting responders to defend clear definitions and request plain language for farmers.
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Merald
Bagel
Bol
Sclando
Oltin
Chemlathy
Daviess
Bail
Ball
Henry
the Herald
Jy Phon
Daviess Couny
Columon
Thors
Mélico
Dariexs
Daviess County
Thagar
Webster
Taviess County
Bia
Geaage
Firat
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