Federal Grand Day Near Evansville Indictments Rise
The Associated Press reports a federal grand jury in Evansville, Indiana, returned sixty-seven indictments after a six week session, signaling sensational disclosures on alleged wholesale violations of federal liquor laws, including Reed amendment. Arrests to follow next week. names to remain confidential.
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Associated Press
Indiana
OSIS
Evansville
United States District Court
Miners of District Reach No Conclusion on Powdee
Terre Haute May 1 The convention of delegates from district 11 AM. Wata met to discuss miners issues. The powder question was debated with no resolution. Operators offered powder at 2.21 per keg under a long term contract while miners push for committee led inquiry and shared costs.
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Terre Haute
Thi Lotary
Shrenan Arrested in Mail Letter Heist at Indianapolis Post
Paul C. Shrenan a former distributing clerk at the Indianapolis post office was arrested on a charge of extracting letters from the mails. Inspectors say he confessed to taking three letters mailed by postal inspectors, each containing money. He allegedly returned the letters and money and is slated for a hearing next week. The suspect, resident of 624 North Hamilton Avenue, and his wife and child are mentioned in the report.
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Thanapolis
Paul C. Shrenan
Indianapolis
Sheehan
Hamilton Avenue
Wassen
Andy Wow Wings
Post Office
Ron Wusstaner
Soldier’s Wife Seeks Help After Husband’s Court-Martial
Mrs King of Petersberg appeals for aid as her husband Thurman H King, a former Army private, was court martialed in France during World War II after an intoxicated incident. He served in France, faced discipline, and was imprisoned in a federal facility. The case involves war risk insurance and an attorney from Petersburg attempting to persuade officials to refund payments. The May 7 Washington dispatch notes the ongoing effort.
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Bullalo
N.Y
Joank J. Gafines
Mary
Geergen Me
Mine Goergen
Gan
Thurman H. King
Leretsbyrs
Gerry
Apia
King
Infantime
L. Luchness
Petersburg
Washington
Bryan Says Primary In Senate Warning
Assapeinted Press reports from Pittsburg May 1 show Widian Jennings Ryan in states warns that recent primaries are a warning to Asia socratic senders should lose no time for ratification of the peace treaty. He says delay would flood the world with blood and woe. In Georgia public debate splits on ratification with reservations. Nebraska votes reflect Hitchcock’s stance. Johnson’s vote protests the treaty and senate blunders. A campaign for ratification without reservations would fail and harm world peace, cautions Ryan who urges responsibility for consequences.
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Bryan
Pittsgburg
Widian Jennings Ryan
Kttan
Georgia
Ieiy
Nebraska
Senir Hitchcock
Leenworth
Senate
Johnson
Married by Darbs and Vincennes Couple Tie the Knot
B Dean and Mrs Hattle eng of Vincennes were married by the Rev W Darby at the First Christian Church. The ceremony united the couple in a small, local service as family and friends looked on.
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Darbs
Sensational poker scandal alleged by Seymour insurer
Seymour Massachusetts reports sensational claims by Edward J Brand, an insurance man, that he buffered losses in poker games in Seymour and Brownstown over the past fourteen months. He says he played with certain men at specific places and raked money through notes secured by friends and relatives. Police and officials are reviewing the allegations and a large number of subpoenas have been issued.
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Seymour
Jussex
Edward J. Brand
Brownstown
Elvil Sulis
Nlfrey
Dhe Insurance
Hrand
Pittsburgh press outlines four rail corridor plan for Terre Haute to Evansville
Fragmented text describes a proposed Bf & C railroad from Terre Haute to Evansville. Mentions standard gauge, trains up to 120 cars, division separation, and cost concerns. Notes interest from dealers and broader implications for competing lines and regional commerce.
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Picterburg
Bf & C
Terre Haute
Evansville
New York
Lrieg
Terre Haute Coal Shortage Triggers Rail Delays
Fragmented OCR text notes rail shortages and coal flows affecting Terre Haute area mines and coal fields. Mentions Linton field losses and dislocated supply as of early reports with unclear figures and scattered place names.
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Terre Haute
Linton Field
Terre Wac
Naimes West Ata
A. Lal
Marriage of Mikes Stadia Bat ees rey ris seiry
Jasper May 1 Another war era marriage story reports the wedding of Wedad Ronitete of Lac Angeles Cal Miss Murgér, with background noting military service. The groom Himhiele is described as having served as a surgeon in engagements near court France.
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Jasper
Sant Riage
Mikes
Bat Ees
Rey Ris
Seiry
Wedad Ronitete
Lac Angeles
Cal
Murgér
Danis Cenney
Ayersea Sarvi Sheoomet
Himhiele
From Court
France
Indiana delegation support broad pension bill
The Indiana delegation votes for the fuller pension bill, boosting government veterans’ benefits to fifty dollars monthly. Signatures are expected, with broad propaganda activity from veterans’ families. The measure faces strong opposition framing it as pension expansion.
Graduation Night at Shonle High School
Diplomas were presented to five young men and two women at Shonle High School last night. Esther Lécile Ettzaherh Smith, Mary Easnger im Savage, John N. Haines, and E MAKES were among those honored.
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Chereinen
Ihre
Shonle High
A. Tavens
Esther Lécile Ettzaherh Smith
Mary Easnger
Savage
John N. Haines J
Missionary work cited in Washington candidacy spread
Emanuel Gates and George Mischier of Washington were early Thursday morning seen doing a "missionary" visit in favor of Charles Pullerton a Democratic candidate for congress. The activity followed a plane sighting over Washington and traced along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad route as a possible campaign stunt.
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Shoals
Emanuel Gates
George Mischier
Washington
Earyy Turaday
Charles Pullerton
Darlesss County
Hein
Turbulent Austrian Crisis Seen Reaching Budapest
Amid protests and street clashes in Budapest officials report Austrian troops moving through the city. The scene unfolds as tensions rise over occupation policy and calls for withdrawal intensify, with British French and Italian observers present to monitor the situation.
Convictions Under Mann Act Rise in Chicago
Chicago reports 2459 persons convicted for Mann Act violations from 1906 to June 30 1915. Sentences totaled 3594 years with fines amounting to 24967263 dollars. Taft signed the act June 25 1910. Since then 742 indicted have been convicted and 352 cases nolle pressed. year totals for 1915 pending compilation.
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Chicago
Tto
Chicago Law and Order League
Department of Justice
Taft
Manny
Auction of E and I railroad set for June 6
A formal proceeding outlines the sale of the E and I railroad property with plans for improvements including steel structures and track upgrades. Officials indicate current holders have approved development, citing anticipated benefits and potential temporary inconveniences to nearby residents during work.
Watson 41 Wasington Mae 5 A alt pre jdine for feterat emeareemagnt
In a case before the Senate, Judge Trelinha and Senator Watean weighed references in the Hae CONTree. The court proposed a sentence of one year’s improvement for interference with someone’s vote and related acts including fraud, perjury, or abuse of positions.
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Wasitington Mae
Pitenbner
Watean
Trelinha
OTC
Ron Pnd
Em Peots
Ophans
Sed Rebels Report Incident in Washington May Day
May Day events in Washington reported with unclear references to individuals and actions. The fragment mentions special day, a connection to Geneva, Chernaateg, and a person possibly named Striel, but details are incomplete.
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Washington
University approves athlete education plan for freshmen year
The university board approves a new athlete education plan to be reviewed by the Athletic Director and presented to the faculty board. It outlines a four to six credit program with classes in physical development and includes sports like wrestling, swimming, and track. The plan aims to bolster recruitment and support the cadet military line by integrating athletic work with academics.
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Gmiria Weber
Univerity
Faraley
Ifhumerabley
Ecoinnsory
Glen Tad
Roche
Dynamited Canal Opens From Lake Caprolace to Sea
The Associated Press reports Non Gelasio Caetani, brother of Prince Car tonI and American-trained engineer, has dynamited a canal from Lake Caprolace to the Mediterranean. Directed by the Duke of Sermoneta, head of the Cadani family, the project aims to reclaim the Pontine Marshes near Claterna, forty miles from Rome. The canal carves a path through the Pontine swampy region toward the sea, transforming the landscape of the volcanic coast.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mary
Gelasio Caetani
Prince Cartoni
Col di Yana
Lake Caprolace
Mediterranean Sea
Duke of
Sermoneta
Cadani
Claterna
Pontine
Pagos
Terracina
Fragmented OCR Journal Snippet with Names and Phrases
The readable bits feature scattered names and phrases like Dretel bacraner Oath and anita Shim amid garbled text. It resembles a stray historical clipping fragment with no clear event, date, or location to anchor a coherent summary.
Fragmentary text hints at distant science and coastlines
The readable fragments mention Mediterranean hopes, coastlines, and distant places like Bal HN The Was and Pyar Erie EY. It references breeding, communications, and explosive topics in a terse, garbled vintage newspaper style with incomplete names and places.
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Bal
Peron
Hedberg
Pyar
Erie
Acer
Arend frety and Woe Ingtandreerins claim overs
Readable fragments indicate Arend frety and Woe Ingtandreerins claim a stake over a local oversite. Officials examine clams at a site near Kops eon as authorities seek clarity on the dispute.
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Peek Rani Y
Purdue People From Two Counties Gather Here Meeting Plan
A garbled report outlines a planned meeting of Purdue people from two counties to discuss party business. It mentions dates, locations, and preliminary plans to organize a permanent county council and related activities, with invitations extended to attendees for the gathering and future events.
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Purdue
Divorce claims and accusations in a local trial
A family dispute unfolds as a man files for divorce alleging betrayal and coercion. The case centers on assets and conduct during the marriage, with testimony touching on alleged infidelity and control. Court records indicate pending motions and potential custody questions.
Vague OCR Payroll Note About City Transport Workers
Fragmentary text reports workers going to work and a city setting with a plain reading of a vote at noon today. Names and places are unreadable, with several garbled terms. the readable elements hint at a local public matter or transportation note without clear outcomes.
JOHNSON WINS IN HINT OF RACE DAY SCANDAL
The report mentions Johnson winning amid hints of irregularities as Sid Pree and We Hinton are named in a garbled section. Phrases reference Hoover Avery Chen and Medes, with other names and places obscured. The piece closes noting a suspect dataset from the asso press and a morning update.
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Corea
Susan
Hoover
Avery
Fragmented OCR Clipping Describes Women’s Health Issue
The readable text fragment mentions a female medical topic, a protest or event, and references to Gatech and a tape or tape tape. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the item centers on women and a public or academic setting.
Mysterious Puzzle Text From Local Page
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names and places with garbled words. It hints at a notice or short note involving a person or event, but most specifics are unreadable. The readable fragments include references to a person named Vine and a place resembling Poston, Tl. The context remains unclear.
Washington Drawa Faces Blat Feels In Trailside Clash
The Washington Drawa failed to secure a Sunday showdown with Blat Feels lings club, as preparations continued for the season opener at Winslow. Veterans Peters Mayer Bude nepner Perkins Revecide lead a slate of names for the team, with management pushing toward a trail completion for a home game within weeks.
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Washington
Winslow
Pke County
Horatk
Indiana
Jinean
Peters
Mayer
Bude
Nepner
Perkins
Revecide
Fuetside Park
Veral Goat
Reeton
Tomfleson
Larrick
Yeacer
Deith
Kinnaman
G. McMaon
theMann
Uburris
Barta
Annahee
Cannon! Withams
Whetsell
Conolly and
Downes
Cleveland Railway Strike Turns Violent Battles
Thian agreements and enductara employed by the Cageland Railway company rejected a 75 cent hour offer, raising to 88 cents with a new minimum day wage. About three thousand men and wives are affected as union officers await noon for further proposals or orders. If none arrive, strike actions will resume amid company tensions.
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Thian Iareemen
Enductara
Cageland Railway Company
Mags
Comnant
Cléveland
Injunction Sought Against Officials Over Indictment
In St Louis on May 5 a request for an injunction seeks to compel government officials to appear in federal court to answer to an indictment. The filing mentions miners as context and names A B Kepley and William Pierson among others connected to the case.
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Ed Preas
A. J. ST. Louis
United States District Court
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