Cincinnati and Nationals in a Patchwork News Roundup
A World War I era patchwork of items from Cincinnati to Vancouver reports on coal price legislation and rail administration, a zoo monkey remedy, a Columbus circuit meeting, Cincinnati mayoral history, Iowa house voting reform by machine, fur price concerns in British Columbia, a University of Illinois drainage conference, Albanian unrest, and Argentina wheat exports. The collection highlights varied local notes, political developments, and international incidents with brief, factual mentions.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Global capitals report influenza outbreak and civic notes
News briefs from several cities cover influenza spread in Europe and North America, Tower of London security upgrades, and U.S. irrigation studies. Reports mention Brazil’s relative immunity, deaths in Shanghai, shipbuilding plans in Philadelphia, and crop yields from irrigated versus non irrigated Colorado lands.
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T. Petersburg
Berlin
London
Rome
Europe
Love of God sermon by Big Jack Walsh brings peace to striking workers
John J. Walsh conciliation commissioner of the U S Department of Labor urged fellowship and duty from workers and management after Swift & Co striking employees agreed to return to work. The walkout stemmed from pay inequity with women paid less than men and bonuses owed under Judge Alschuler's Chicago award.
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Love OF God
Jack Walsh
John J
Big
Department of Libor
Indiana
Thomas Walsh
McCormick Avenue
Indiana House of Repreentatives
Assocated Press
Cleveland
Marcel Jr
God
John J. Walsh
United States Department of Labor
Switth &Co
Mr. Walsh
Modern Woodmen Magazine highlights top state deputies
The March issue features a group photo of three Modern Woodmen of America deputies with George E. Hopkins of Indiana among them. The accompanying note lists January certificates: Townley 556, Hopkins 469, Walker 442, praising the trio and inviting others to join.
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Modern Woodman Magazine
Modern Woodmen of America
George E. Hopkins
Washington
Indiana
Townley
Hopkins
Tudiana
Sad Walker
Kansas
Walker
Paternity verdict awards child support in Meek v Franklin
After seventeen hours the circuit court jury returned a verdict for the prosecuting witness in the paternity case Floy Meek versus Nolan Franklin. Judge Ordon entered judgment for 510 dollars to be paid in installments for the support of the unborn child with contingencies noted for future action.
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Floy Meek
Nolan Franklin
Ordon
Franklin
Fragmented OCR Note Reigns of a Local Event
A fragmentary OCR excerpt mentions a local event with vague details and names obscured. No clear participants dates or locations are readable, leaving only hints of an organized activity or notice.
Fragmentary note on schools and fuel sightings
A damaged snippet mentions a teetering situation with large groups arriving within hours. It notes that several schools may be supplied as fuel issues and refueling activity are referenced, but details and identities are unclear.
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Gail
Council discusses League of Nations commission in Russia news
In a city meeting the council debated appointing a commission to obtain impartial information on Russia. Mrs Nebecca Lieberman sues her brother-in-law Louis Leiberman in Knox circuit court for 30000 alleging alienation of her husband Israel Lieberman. The divorce hearing was moved to Daviess circuit court on venue change.
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Presida
Council of
League of Natia
Saturlay
Council of Thetleague of Nations
Russia
Nebecca Lieberman
Louis Leiberman
Knox
Gaimagesn
Israel Lieberman
Yeent
Daviess
Venus
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Fabric Color Transformation
The ad proclaims Diamond Dyes can color any fabric from wool to silk or cotton and even feathers. It guarantees flawless results with simple directions in the direction book included in each package.
Vinennes Bonding Case Tied to Insurance Firm Embezzlement
Sheriff reports Robin W. allegedly connected to Metropolitan Insurance Company in a bond case tied to embezzlement. The bonding company filed an affidavit against Mhinsey and Adamson for a substantial shortage after leaving the insurer’s employ. Details reference a cleaning business in Vincennes and a possible owner named Robinson.
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Mhinsey
Vincennes
Harry Adamson
Kinson Pas
Robin
Robinson
Propricor
Bury
Vinernnes
Meegptly
Washington and immigration stalemate in March political notes
In Washington March 12 reports indicate divisions over peace treaty tactics and wage reforms. Senate debates on republican positions surface amid party splits and references to unity and opposition on key issues.
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Agigel
Hed Press
NID. O
Arele
Senate
Iby
Hitan Geeder Tidge
Zdneral
Republic
Naval program of Daniels disapproved by House subcommittee
In the interest of economy the three naval construction programs urged by Secretary Daniels were rejected by a House naval subcommittee. Evansville notes governors of seven states invited to attend a good roads congress in the city on April 22.
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HOUSE
Daniels
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Naval Construction
Evansville
Pollock Case Wiles Held in Local Court
Miss Mabel Pollock faced a larceny charge in Knox circuit court before a transfer to Davis county on change of venue. The case stems from jewelry reportedly taken from Mrs Maude Williams home. Pollock says she found the jewelry in the street and sought a fair trial outside Knox county.
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Young Womw
Mabel Pollock
Knox
Maude Williams
Missouri flood menace after deadly tornado in Beanson area
Flooded streams in southwest Missouri heighten danger to residents as rains continue after a tornado killed at least thirty people. Ogark hills region reports creeks and rivers overflowing with heavy precipitation threatening more damage.
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Associated Press
Beanson
Missouri
Ogark Hills
Wood Urges Higher Pay for School Teachers and Public Health
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood spoke at the Columbia club in Indianapolis urging better pay for school teachers and a national public health department. He praised constitutional safeguards and warned against autocracy while urging stability and careful progress amid global unrest.
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Indianapolis
National Department of Public Health
Leonard Wood
Columbia Club
Father and Mother Die as Children Sicken in Princeton
In Princeton Indiana on March 12 influenza claimed Mire Stevens and her spouse. Their seven children suffer illness with three of them in grave danger and one unlikely to recover. The family resided south of Krrariseo in this county and will be buried together in a brief double service.
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Princeton
Ind
Iarch
Stevens
Krrariseo
Linia
Joseph
Joseph Abel
Eixty
South Washington
Daviess County
Biary Crown
Anna Payne
Shoals
Henry Wiltz
Washington,ton
Lagenour
Rice Lagenour
Knox County
Julia Bateman
Chicago Druggists Face Liquor Caps and Moonshine Critique
Chicago druggists face a daily whisky limit of 32 000 pints with each druggist allowed 100 gallons monthly despite 1 200 druggists in the state. Moonshine sales and prescription liquor issues prompt possible post office dispensaries and tighter enforcement as officials warn of illicit production.
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Associated Press
Chicago
H. E. Howard
Druggists’ Association
A. ¥. Dalrymple
Central States
Unis
Mr. Dalrymple
Local Team Drops First Tournament Game At Hartford City
Hartford City defeated Washington 32 to 20 and Milan fell to Ridgeville 75 to 36 in Friday morning tournament results. Greencastle beat Martinsville 20 to 14 and Evansville Central edged SHUERSDAY 14 to 0. Washington high school suffered a 48 to 20 loss to Hartford City in Bloomington Ind tournament action.
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Hartiford City
Tary
Veedersburg
Hartford City
Washington
Milroy
Ridgeville
Teefinlenl
Indianapolis
Kendallville
Shuersday
AR Pernqgon
Greencastle
Martinsville
South Bend
Angola
Spigeland Academy
Central
Evansville
Anderson
Rochester
Franklin
Young America
Novaul
Terre
Haute
Hunteington
Hiedford
Lebanor
Bloomingtos
Ind
Washington “High School
Elatines
Vincennes
Nat Bour
Hich
Nant
Indiana
Dying Rev W F Sheridan and Rebecca Taylor Tribute
The Rev W F Sheridan emeritus of the Epworth church died Wednesday after a three week illness. He served in Indianapolis Detroit Louisville Baltimore and other cities and was a member of the flying squadron in the prohibition era. The body of Miss Rebecca Taylor, 64, of Morgan County, died Thursday in Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes. She leaves siblings and was a Methodist Episcopal member.
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W. F. Sheridan
Etary
Epworth
United States
Hague
Wilbur Fletcher Sheridans
Rossville
Eae Ie
DePauw University
Effie L. Lamar
Richmond
Rebecca Taylor
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincénnes
Washington
Walter H. Hafield
van Trees
East First Streets
Graham Brothers
Roderick Wright
Uestricken
iMiss Taylor
Vincennes Hoppital
Wright
Zack Taylor
Maysville
W. A. Taylor
California
Arminta Willams
Idaho
Callie Ruggiless
Phoenix
Arizona
Taylor
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Talks to Farmers Made by Prominent Speakers
John F Hull of Patoka in Gitson county a noted farmer and stock raiser spoke to area farmers in Montgomery Thursday Cannerburg Friday Loogootee Saturday and St Marys Saturday night amid active Indiana Farmers Association outreach. Barr township association names officers President John Hart Vice president Grant Myers Secretary James Dwyer Treasurer L Edgar Feugun.
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Loogootee Tribune
John F. Hull
Patoka
Gitson County
Indiana Farmers Association
Montgomery
Cannerburg
Looquotee
Peoples Detective Association
Opera House
St. Marys School House
Fmr
Hull
Indiana
Foreia
Sthe Barr Township
John Hart
Grant Myers
James Dwyer
Edgar Feugun
Railroad Officials Plan $75,000 T Improvements in Vincennes
Vincennes Ind March 12 Officials of the Pennsylvania announce extensive improvements for the Vincennes Indianapolis division including $75,000 for terminal work rearranging tracks and erecting a four engine roundhouse on their first inspection since government-to-private ownership transfer.
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Vincennes
Ind
VincEants
Pennsylvania
Winnenoos-Indianapolis
Railroad to build coal yards and expand tracks at Petersburg
Petersburg March 17 The ig Four railroad company plans coal yard construction and new trackage to handle 1 000 coal cars. Heavy rails will replace light rails as yards are expanded. Evansville to Terre Haute line will carry heavy trains. Local coal firms Oliphant Johnson and Pike County Coal push testing and leasing at nearby mines amid railway activity.
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Petersburg
Ig Four Railroad Company
Evansville
Terre Haute
Circleg
Globe Coal County
Rogers
Oliphant-Johnson Coal Comany
Alert
Pike County Coal‘company
Feagans Death Follows Sudden Losses in Washington
William W Feagans died at his home in the Fifth ward after a brief illness from erysipelas. His death follows the recent deaths of his son in law Charley Hedges and daughter in law Mrs W W Feagans. Feagans leaves sixteen children and was a longtime painter, contractor, and former county official.
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William W. Feagans
Feagans
Charley Hedges
Mr. Feagans
Oliphant
Ark
Washington
W. W. Peagans
William W. Feagana
Elwood
Joseph Gordon
Mason G. Read
Isant
Willam Sanford
Frank
Colum
Dia
Winneiss Leonard
Burley
Idaho
Ray
Heavener
Oklahoma
John
Charles
Paul
Harry
Fred
Roy
Naomi Feaganas
Spokane
May Hedges
Arkansas
Amy Peeler
Mobile
Alabama
Elizabeth Valliant
Quincy
Illinois
Ray O'Donald
This City
Feagansa
The
Royal Arcanum
Mortgage Exemptions Open For Filing With Auditor
Tax relief allows deduction of mortgage indebtedness up to 1000 dollars from the assessed value of mortgaged property. limit is half the assessed value. Applicants must swear to oath and file between March 1 and the first Monday in May, listing unpaid mortgage amounts and a brief property description.
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Nero
Cincineo
Stephen
Freiing‘puysen
Republican
New Jersey
Gvho
Hines
Railroad Administration
Fuel Administration
Cincinnati
Sol Stephens
Scqeusbes
Columbus
Niles
Charles Crow
Crow
Des Moines
House of Representatives
Urbana
College ‘of Engineering
Mlinois
Scutarl
Albania
Skofra
Montenegro
Bosnia
America
AENOS
Aires
Ministry of Sriculture
sAnnunzio
Hig
Janerio
Shanghai
H. N. Woo
Abraham Lincoln
Tower of London
George Younghusband
Philadelphia
Harriman
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Cps
Orate
Chaney
Fenege
Wilsoy
Addoc
Mea Press
Biia
Wii
Whte House
Gielf
Conmissior
Ashoetcted Treas
Tinerpar
Coldier Boqud
Matink P. Kaorh
Naw
Lan
Menders
gouEres
Utiaest
Piexas
Hyneans
Pollock
Wile LE
TOCAL
Benjamin Harrison
Aul Yillers
Peperal
Associated Prosa
New York
Prahm- Lion
Isaac Siegel
House Immigration Committee
Ellis Island
Ward Line
Yucatan
Mexico
Progreso
Ala
Willur Smith
Solldier
EeGrand
Montgomery County
Grand Rapids
Mich
Paul King
Newberry Campaign
Newberry
Cole Lpse
King
Wilson
Hailroad
Gupte
Pidie Croyer
Twell
Woodlawn Ue
Ieee
Effe Stephenson
Effie Stephendgon
John Stephenson
Familly
Alfordsville
Reeve Township
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