Daviess County Farmer Frank Long Found Dead At Farm
Frank C. Long aged sixty four a prominent Daviess county farmer was found dead by his daughter Miss Cora in a barn stall on his farm near Hinkle school in Steele township death attributed to heart disease per coroner D H Holder. Long survived by his daughter a married daughter Mrs Claude Crail a son Rollie a sister two half sisters and one half brother Mrs John Keller. Mrs Keller obituary notes illness of tuberculosis led to death. Funeral details for several relatives follow in Washington and Plainville areas.
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Frank C. Long
Daviess County
Thomas A. Long
Cora
Hinkle
Steele Township
D. H. Holder
Bir
Lane
Barr
Snelly
Mr. Long
Cara
Claude Crail
Rollie
John Keller
Folwartsport ‘Road
Mirs
Keller
Teresa Harter
Germany
Onear Washirelan
Morys
Aries
Matehill
St. John
Hus
John
Oher
Christina Harter
Washington
Charles
Breeze
Joseph
Frank Yokem
Chicato
Andrew Casper
Axreratte Ta
Pike County Minor Sues Settled in Thsrese Circuit Court
Two damage suits from Pike County were settled when Judge J M W Pedon entered judgment on agreement by litigants. Plaintiffs Arthur Culver and Edward Pawson are minors aided by their father. Defendant was William Fulseher. Settlement awards each plaintiff a judgment. The Eugene Fields et al vs Consumers Resource & Supply Co suit for annulment of contracts was continued until May 26.
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Th Srese
Pike County
Jurge
W Pedon
Arthur Culver
Edward Pawson
William Fulseher
Eugene Fields
Consumers Rererce & Supply Company
Colby An Vuminis of Evansville College Honored
Bainbridge Colby, newly named secretary of state, is an Evansville College alumnus. Through Moores Hill connections he earned a Doctor of Laws in 1814. Alumni plan to invite the cabinet member to the college headquarters following board action.
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Fost
Non 23 le
Goon Roaps Meeting Confirms Road Plans
A conference of roads advocates from Wesshius ston Newberre Elnora Ofea and Plaine met at Finora Thursday. The state highway commission proposed creating another d-soath market highway and a road connecting Vincennes through Etan to Mitchel plus a second shortcut.
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Wesshiusston
Newberre
Elnora
Ofea
Plaine
Finora
JOMANSON SPURNS SECOND PLACE ON G. U.P. TICKET
Senator Johnson clarifies he will not accept a vice presidential nomination under any circumstances. Campaign manager Nolan of California reiterates the stance while noting some supporters fear a Johnson bid. The statement emphasizes commitment to not pursuing the vice presidency under current Republican considerations.
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Jomanson
G. U.P
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Johnson
Bia
Nolan
California
Tbese
May Day control bid signals broader business checks
Associated Press report from Washington outlines a nationwide push by the comptroller to review and regulate major business interests, with a May 4 deadline for submission of related forms and disclosures. The move aims to tighten oversight of financial activities across sectors.
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Pre Asseiated
Washington, DC
All Nationad
Platt Named to Federal Reserve Board
Memphian O. May Edmund Platt of New York district named to fill a vacancy on the Federal Reserve Board. He succeeds Albert Straub as a member after a recent resignation.
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Washington
Hdmund Platt
Memelykeepeie
Yoon Prem Ldien Cegtasentative
New York
Woman Found Dead After Threats and Poison Attempt
Carrie Margi, 40, of the Pleasant Chavis district, lived with her brother Thurman Margi. Neighbors described a history of threats and a recent attempt involving a bottle of acid. A penultimate note and a half bottle of drugged substance were found. she died within minutes after an apparent poisoning. Local relatives reported the incident as a tragic outcome of persistent trouble in the neighborhood.
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Carrie OD
Marga
Sinete
Chavis
Thiesgard Townehin
Thurman Margi
Netebthors
Forener
Toms
Tina
Jack
Maren
Fragmented OCR Note on War Aid Campaigns and Speakers
A garbled OCR passage describes wartime aid efforts tied to American veterans, mentioning West Virginia Governor Carneal and speeches planned across states and territories. It references support for former service members and campaigns, with scattered place names and roles for officials.
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Yeernars
Sime Pee
Dave
West Virginia
Carnewell
Ath Whur
Phos Comin
Algred
Torte Rico
England
Federation seeks joint appeal to Soviet on recognition
The Nation says the Ciste Federation through its president Alton T. Parker announced filing with President Wilson to operate a joint appeal for recognition of the Soviet government of Russia.
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Ftv Associated Press
New York
Mt Ciste Federation
Alton T. Parker
Wilson
Russia
What s Fare To Toverat In The City Editor’s Note
A fragmented local item discusses clothing prices and trade terms. readable bits mention merchants setting prices and factory makers adjusting production in response to demand. The piece hints at ongoing price changes and supplier decisions affecting shoppers in the market.
Arizona Over Fop Tie Scenciated Preset VYRW York
The fragmentary item notes a May 7 date and mentions a campaign related to new world movement and a regional arterial context. The legible portions reference Arizona as a first state to reach a quota, but the text is garbled, making full facts unclear.
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York
Millinn Doar
New World
Arizona
Former Eckstocky Pact Convicted in Mercer Murder
Mercer Ky May 3 Thomas Alarksberry a farmer and former pastor was found guilty of first degree murder in the shooting death of Jesse Glenn. A jury returned the verdict and he was sentenced to life imprisonment. He was ordered moved to the Corington jail for safekeeping.
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Brooksville
Thomas Alarksberry
Jesse Glenn
Hewie
Corington
Fragmented OCR note hints at press quiz and policy debate
The text appears as an OCR polluted record mentioning paper brokers, newsprint, a senate discussion on newspapers, and a May date. It hints at committee actions, alleged misstatements, and references to President Wilrea Trye and wartime or policy topics, with scattered names and terms.
Fragmentary Notice of Arras Battle and Expenditure
Fragmentary OCR mentions Arras and a former battle in France. It references travels, payments, and expenses with unclear names and dates, suggesting a partial notice about military events and associated costs.
Unreadable OCR Notice on Local Event
Fragmented text references a local event or notice with garbled names and dates. Core items are unclear due to corruption. summary extracted facts remain indiscernible from the legible portions.
Indianapolis May Day Legal Notices On Enforcement Delayed
Fragmented OCR text shows a May 99 deadline and references to agreements, enforcement, and court orders involving religious groups, a press item, and a federal department. Names like Stanley Wye and Jim appear alongside discussions of obligations and penalties.
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Stanley Wye
Nice
Wrekoft
Orinia
Tim
Tangin
Inpany Court of Law
Martin
Conlenz Hosts Visitor Center Amid Rhine Trade Flow
A new information post established by local authorities aims to aid visitors to Conlenz. The city, along the Rhine, becomes a hub for travelers with an official center offering maps, guidance, and resources for tourists and commerce alike.
Jailer of Sifer Sutin Jail in Lewisville Plans Hotel Proposal
Lovielville May report notes jailer Barr announces considering converting part of his establishment into a hotel. Prohibition era shifts have hit hotel business, but jailer envisions providing rest for prisoners and staff at a nightly rate, with potential location near the existing facility.
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Lovieville
Tames Te Barr
Sifer Kon Sutin
Lewisville
Jatler
Taditna Peleevtinn Leads Contention In Federation Talks
Debates unfold over purchase terms and leadership roles within the federation. Key figures include Mee Po Hoemrtor and Joan contrihtsp MHreenilay, with speculation on dates for upcoming events and the path to freed nyeb othe.
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Taditna Peleevtinn
Ahd
Federation
Joan
Cenmenitien
Unclear Christin Bible Arhnot NFT City Contest
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Christin Bible arhnor NFT contest with dates, attendance figures, and reference to a church school setting. Mentions Redford, parish activities, and a public event. Details are garbled. core facts and participants remain uncertain.
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Edford
Redford
Emetan
Ceapes Gedtwin
Neon Timan
Rmilees
Postponement of Spa conference sparks editor protest
Paris editors protest potential indefinite delay of the Spa conference between Allied and German delegates, originally set for May 25 to June 10. Reported postponement fuels concern over the meeting's fate and public interest in the negotiations.
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iBy Associated Press
Paris
Fragmented OCR note hints at hidden names and places
The text appears as garbled OCR from a newspaper fragment with scattered names and terms. It mentions Haeresy Pere, Wosp, Cad, Thrasn, Maret, and others in unclear sequence, suggesting a temporary, unreadable record rather than a coherent event or notice.
Pytersh RG Devggist Dies at City Hospital
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Pytersh RG Devggist in a city hospital after a brief illness. The readable text mentions relatives and local associations, with references to a funeral notice to follow.
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Pytersh RG Devggist
Fragmented OCR note on wartime events and names
An unclear passage mentions Azer and Mesyan names, military apttiet, the world, and feds meeting. The text is heavily corrupted with typos and missing context, hindering precise meaning. No definite individuals, dates, places, or events can be confirmed from the readable portions.
PIES OPN CHICAGO
Stason Donobrek of Vincennes enters Chicago area with obscure dreamt tale and claims uncle Wilherm Gi Nilland as key figure. Longtime local connected to quarry near Chiesson Ferw 18 at Dever Hill in Marlin county, Vincennes.
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Stason Donobrek
Vincennes
Thoreday
Wilherm Gi Nilland
Chiesson
Dever Hill
Marlin County
Cilarges Manufacturers Have Corner On Market
The Associated Press reports May 7 that paper makers were accused of a conspiracy to fix beet production and prices. State courts examined claims by Meg Smith and others alleging manipulation of markets and forced purchases.
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Associated Press Bove
Courtiaee Smut
New York
Ameriskay Press
Mr. Smith
Meg Smith
Pearsena
Mannfaerieoth
Taylor to join team from Indiana in weekend arrival
Ron Taylor, a trusted pitcher and strong batter from southern Indiana, is expected to arrive Saturday afternoon from Bedford as part of a new addition to the American association. The move follows his reputation for reliability and skill, with word of his forthcoming participation at Weeiees Grave in Winelaw.
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Ron Taylor
American Association
Winelaw
Taylor
Indiana
Dedford
Simpson Lumber expands reach by buying Cynthiana yard
The Simpson Lumber company announces it has taken charge of the lim yard of S. C. Nauman at Cynthiana in Posey county. J. W. Cunningham of this city notes the move as expanding the district operation. This adds a third Posey county yard joining Poseyville and New Harmony as the firm plans a substantial rebuild of the Cynthiana establishment.
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Simpson Lumber Company
lim+ Ter
S. C.nauman
Cynhiana
Posey County
J. W. Cunningham
Poseyuille
Cynthiana
Kiev Bolshevik rumor denied by Moscow wire
Associated Press dispatch from Christiana May 7 reports Moscow wires deny reports that Kiev has been invaded by Russian Bolsheviks. The message counters circulating rumors and provides no confirmation of a Kiev assault.
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Associated Press
Christiana
Kiev
Mosegow
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and phrases
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various miswritten names and items such as shirts, eylets, pariinrsy, Mise Seddiv, Bhertek Shi, Vin, Relerie Sionnta, and references to a December window and the Merladet Boasemmad. No coherent event or clear entities emerge for a concise news item.
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Betes
Tasking on UAVs Pointer: Rile in Capture VSO
Fragmented note describes UAV related tasks and capture operations. Mentions a PXSP 2h and a person named Latterh with unclear connection. Reader should seek clarification on roles, timing, and objectives of the UAV tasks and capture references.
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Soo Pattots TVR Ey Meeting Convenes
Fragmented OCR text shows a meeting notice with garbled names and places. The readable portion indicates a formal call for a meeting by Soo Pattots TVR Ey and references to Yale and other names, though specific details are obscured. The flow resembles an institutional notice seeking attendees or participants.
Varna custody dispute noted in patras court report
Fragmentary OCR text references custody of the Patra and a court action. It mentions parties including SPT Peat and Lottie OE Tie, with unclear roles and dated notes. The readable items suggest a legal proceeding or custody matter with muted specifics and missing details.
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Varna
di Patra
Fragmented OCR News Notice Mimics Local Style
The readable text shows a damaged OCR excerpt with unclear names and places. It mentions an event or person in a historical newspaper fragment, but core details are obscured. Readers are left with partial phrases and scattered proper nouns, lacking a clear action or outcome.
Devine Honored for Mother Influence Across Churches
The article notes a mother’s influence celebrated Sunday in Washington churches with sermons, Sunday school poems, and tributes. Ministers preached on motherhood’s influence and virtue, while readers expressed admiration for her devotion and community impact.
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Washington
Radical Leaders Trial Tells of Communist Conspiracy
In Chicago today 40 others joined 165 suspected radicals on trial for conspiracy to advocate overthrow of the U S government and for syndicalism. Wil lem Bross Lloyd, millionaire sergeant at arms of the communist labor convention, is the leading figure. In Indiana, C A Wileiner of Posey county wins a Lincoln league honor for best county organization, earning a paid trip to the Chicago convention.
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Ascoch
Frese
Chicato
Communist Labor Party
United States
Oscar Hibbin
Wil
Fem Bross Lloyd
MT. Vernon
C. A
Wil Iteiner
Lincoln League
Posey County
Indiana
Chicago
Ballot Powers Light Project Backed by WardVote
Voters across wards approved a light plant with overwhelming support. The measure, seen as essential for the city’s future, drew strong majorities though turnout varied by ward. Officials plan to secure a right of way for the utility and present the issue to the state board for approval.
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Hyrengir Precuéts Company
Windertaken
Evra Mattingly
City
Enid
Enor Missinnere
Orators Get Witty at Con SOP Meeting
A garbled AP wire report from May 10 describes a street meeting of the Homa committees in Pittsburgh. Iron and steel workers of the American Federation of Labor reportedly clashed and several speakers were restrained as authorities announced sentences of days in the Allegheny county jail.
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Associated Press
Mittseorg
Ste
Iron and Steel
Puquesne
Alleghaner
Jash
West Point Teaching Criticized in Harvard Letter
A letter to Brig. Gen. Johnny Buckman criticized West Point teaching. Harvard figures Dr. Eliot and Dr. Taakinen discussed whether comments attributed to West Point instructors were accurate.
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Veetun
Maeff
Charles W. Blint
Press- Hennemoriius
Harvard
Johny W. Buckman
North Atlantic Coast
Taakinen
Eliot
West Point
Harvard Teachers’ Association
Van Nuys Denounces Wykoff Resignations Over DAG Cooperation
Stanley Wykoff explained his resignation as federal fair price commissioner for Indiana citing lack of proper cooperation from the Department of Justice. Frederick Van Nuys, U.S. attorney, called the claim far fetched after an investigation found no gltered transaction. Wykoff said he had records showing a carload sugar sale at 21313.64 dollars, a price he had alleged earlier.
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Stanley Wykoff
Indiana
Department of Justice
Frederick van Nuys
United States
van Nuys
Wykoff
James J. Barnes
Logansport
Cincinnati
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Uae
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Toppea
Ken
Dave World
Mercer
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Senate
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Anne Bedegon
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Arras
Entero
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France
Theamen
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Ror
Mach
Pedroren
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Reideay
Lecome
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Whenelow
Jon Welftman
Jim
Conlenz
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Rhine
Arions
Thirete
Wes
Hay Joliet
Poathey Harris
Pud Anderson
TVG
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Naples
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SREBS
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CRY
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Evans
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Feds
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Barbers
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OPN
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ITC
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Mae Eerie
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Orlat
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SOO Pattots
TVR
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Wien
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Cvpitene
Bewe
Devine
Mans
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Vettrs
Ratorday
Whiteh
Eny
Raps
Calla Wykoff
Tampa
Fla
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