Bee Inspectors Warn On European Foulbrood Disease In County
James E. Halrkey, bee inspector, and Agent W. J. Berns surveyed beekeepers in Daviess County, finding European and American foulbrood present. They urged sanitation, proper queen stock, and strict treatment to prevent spread. beekeepers face fines for infected colonies and must burn or bury infested material. Further information available from the Division of Entomology, Department of Conservation.
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James E. Blarkey
State Department of Conservation
Division of Entomology
W. J. Berns
Beon
Daviess County
Starkey
Mae County
Brest Loes
Grees
Inspertoy
Bellum
Department of Conservation
State
Bowae
Thieves attempt break in Reinsel shoe store and Martyi
Two burglars broke into the Reinsel shoe store and a nearby Martyi grocery Wednesday night. Merchant patrolman Richard Taylor heard noise and confronted them, forcing a quick retreat after they tried to force open a lock. Witnesses saw two men flee from an alley, escaping as police arrived. The thieves reportedly pried a coal door to access the basement and moved toward the front before aborting the burglary. The safe was left disturbed with marks on cloth piles.
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Reinsel Shoe
Martyi
Reinsel Whoel
Richard Taylor
Taylor
Reinsel
Washington Hotel
Ding
Usy
Burglary Investigation Yields No Clear Suspects
Police say they found no disturbance in two store rooms and have yet to identify the burglars. Captain Greenwell reports no tangible leads or suspect identity at this time.
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Greenwell
One Million Legion Members Targeted in Indiana Campaign
In Indiana the American Legion launches a nationwide push from March 17 to 22 aiming to add one million members. State adjutant Newgent schedules a Jay campaign concluding during the week, with the state convention planned in Vincennes on June 5.
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Associated Pres
Indianaqlus
American Legion
Moverment
Rie Eel Newgent
Tdigna
Legion
Jataan
Seine Conq
Cincennes
State Kiwanis to Hold Annual Meeting in Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 12 The annual meeting of the state Kiwanis will be held here November 2 and 24 after an executive committee meeting. Cale J McIntosh chairman announced the committee predicts the state roster of thirteen will be increased to twenty nine before the contest is held.
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Indianapolis
Kiwani Elie
Cale J. Mccintosh
Ehateman
Ella
Mysterious Spillage Reports Near Clinton Plant
An unclear May Day incident near Clinton Indiana centers on a spill described as substantial though details are garbled. Police say six men were detained on suspicion of wrongdoing tied to the event as investigators seek to identify the responsible party and enforce local laws.
Training Camp Attends Soldier Cadets at Campaster
Mixed legible words describe a training camp at Campaster in mid June. The report mentions Crystalin Wernest and Melber don coordinating cadets from the Padi Annapolis regiment with four cadets attending the camp.
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CRY
Mae
Hadrest
Campaster
Midh
Tony Fh
Crystain Wernest
Melberdon
Padianapolis
Grainit Corps
Attenslodt
Policeman Flies to Avert Forged Check Scam in Salem
Salem Ind May 12 Less than a half hour after a forged check in the name of Ernest Mason head of the Mason lis en vir Lane company was reported Indiana official Lawrence Hencock arrived by air from New Albany to pursue the suspect. Mason, joined by Oliver Wyleh and two others, was to be held in lieu of fear. The arrest marked the first time an airplane had been used by the New Albany police for an arrest.
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Salem
Ind
Fiat Lawrencn Hencock Tnd
Ernest Mason
Mason-lisen Vir Lane Company
Mason
New Alianvy
Atha
Hearoth
Cikel
New Amany
Solits
Mae
Roasen
Cerimer
Indiana Dlortinetural Association
Vincennes High School faces upcoming season with strong basketball team
The Vincentes Cetra notes Vincennes high school returns a sturdy basketball roster led by Wampler Wolfe with several seniors. McClure and Karding will be ineligible due to prior class status. Eight home and away games are listed against Redford Washington Shortridge Garfeld Terre Haute Evansville Sullivan Martinsville in December through February with multiple opponents.
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Wolfe
Vincennes High School
Recens
Ean
Mele
King
McClure
Karding
Redford
Washingan
Shortridge
Indianepalis
Terre Blaine
Jays
Jaguary
Evensdire
Sullivan
Martinghie
Evansville
Jan
Wiley
Terre Haute
Washington
Announce Detail of War Meeting in Vincennes
Berns Dariess county farm agent announces a grain grading school to be held in Vincennes on May 29 for farmers and grain dealers. H A Rhoades Indiana grain supervisor will dismiss grading dockage and test weight. The grain dealers association and W A Ostrander will attend and speak on ration and certification for dealers and farmers. Attendees urged to attend.
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W. 3. Berns
Dariess County
Vincennes
H. A. Rhoades
Indiana
Ce.socraly
Grain Dealers’ Association
Ayid
W. A. Ostrander
Puridae Antigratty
Ostrander
Milivenm Rate Fixes Sought by Public Service Commission
The commission reviews the May 7 inquiry after a return from a trip and confirms practical adjustments to April usage. The plant operated down for four days in April and the minimum charge may apply with allowances for the shutdown. Petition asks for permanent record and notice to patrons about consumer service.
Dransville Youth Incarceration Case Prompted Trial Doubts
A Dransville youth facing prison terms as of May 11 is said to have sought counsel after doubts about the fairness of the trial. The record notes questions about the conduct of the proceedings and indicates intent to request proper legal representation.
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Svareville
Mey
Ion
Dransville
F Denth
Teddy bears molth smelled intempeily New York May 14
In New York on May 14, reports describe a bizarre scene involving teddy bears, a trone offer, and a crude display by youths. The incident mentions a steamer and the discovery of water bottles, sawdust, and a mistaken evaluations by inspectors leading to whisky being declared the outcome.
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New York
Curladty
Sittin Helstoms
Matire Castle
Tier Mer
Brey
Saul
Strane
Nisky Chet
Ted Whit
Hordes Suspect Hite Resovtated Cleaveland
A garbled OCR fragment references a suspect named Hite with ties to Cleveland and New York, mentioning a vehicle incident and a meeting. The readable portion hints at an investigation and possible charges, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Veabows Theet Wen Spoon Hits Its Glass
The report notes a mishap at a Pebsburg game involving Meadows likely sidelined for weeks after an incident. Key players and a spectator crowd are mentioned with unclear details and names distorted in the OCR.
Veto and ratification push in tense federal talks
Fragmented wartime style text notes a veto tied to a federal courage amendment, mentions Hatton Stouge and Coreenar Heng, and references a transmittal to Congress about a process involving registries. The piece hints at an invasion context and regulatory action impacting the state.
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Hatton
Coreenar Hengant
Catia Cotion
Favernae Pressann
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A fragmented OCR note mentions a release and events around yesterday. Names and places are unclear but suggest a formal or official action linked to a local context.
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Psa Ark
Indiana nominating convention details and party positions
Indiana Republicans meet in Indianapolis to nominate state and national candidates. The convention endorses Wood for president support, James F. Watson for U S Senator, and Emmett Branch for Lieutenant Governor, with several district delegates elected and the party outlining its stance on the league of nations and world court amid postwar policy debates.
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Indiana
Miladalna
Mar
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Ceasedie
Cee Vention
Erie
Pia Remington
Foley
Severay Toke Santos
Leute Ant Severnor
Etate
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Theotare Hern
Wood
Divine
Taneiers State
Hiram W. Johnson
California
United States
James F. Watson
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Nator Waolson
Warren T. Mc@ray
Rentiana
Leutenant Gavernor
Emmett FP. Hranch
Martinsville
Ed Fayente
Atte
Ova J. Navies
Kokomo
Trenanrer
Oliver
Prank
Min
FS Bowman
Atin
U. S. Leek
Huntington
John H. Edwards
Mitchell
Edwards
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
Republian
World Court
Fateful Weathered Report From Richmond And New York
A scrambled clipping notes a fatal incident near Richmond Virginia with garbled names and places. The fragment mentions a senate secret session and a possible prohibition topic. It also references aliens living in New York at an accelerated rate, though details are unclear.
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New York
Divorce Granted in Junie M L versus Dora L Carr case
Parties represented in a divorce trial noted that Junie M L filed against Dora L Carr. The couple separated after a brief marriage. Carr was granted a divorce and awarded alimony of 10 dollars. Carr was to return to her maiden home. Other cases, including Palmer Cox versus Blanche J Cox and George Ho Dennis Manufacturing Company versus Leona J Strickland, were dismissed or compromised.
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Dora Ll Carr
Carr
Bre
Deva Ft. Sprinhour
Palmer Cox
Blanche J. Cox
Die Voree
George Ho Dennis
Orleans youths near teaching licenses after exams
Prepared to teach Raymond Hall fifteen years old at Orleans has completed all requirements for a teacher's license in Indiana except twelve weeks of professional training in a normal series. Young Trott just graduated Orleans High School and passed the county exam for a teacher's license, to be issued after completing the normal course this summer.
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Raymond Hall
Orleans
Tecominson
Indiana
Mr. Trott
MINES TO ARBITRATE GERMAN SHIP
Walker T Hines, retired railroad administration head, planned to travel to Farone as arbitrator for German flagged vessels on the Danube, Rhine, and Oder rivers. Appointed by President Wilson at the request of Belgium, Czecho Slovakia, and Romania, Hines expected to be away about eight months.
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Mfr
Himes
Fragmentary Crime Trial Notes Mention Prohibition Enforcement
Fragmentary OCR text references a crime case involving enforcement of prohibition laws. It mentions officials, testimony, and someone charged with enforcing the prohibition, with garbled phrasing obscuring concrete names or dates. The readable portions indicate a legal proceeding focused on duty and legality.
Raid at mining camps nets liquor law arrests near Terre Haute
Federal agents raided mining camps eight miles northwest of Terre Haute and confiscated goods, arresting several accused liquor violators. The operation targeted illegal production and distribution tied to local camps, with authorities reporting multiple seizures and detentions.
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Clinton
Thie Ieimly
Leusa
Ris- Inomael
Ian
Universal
Terre Haute
Favors Reservations New York Telegram Views
A telegraph reply from Herbert Hoover addresses reservations raised by Haiblatthland in Oregon. The message supports the president and Senator Johnson in the debate, urging steady backing for the league and related foreign policy matters.
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New York
Knights Templars elect new Indiana grand commander
Harry Moorm of Marion was chosen grand commander of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Indiana at the sixty-ninth annual conclave in Indianapolis. He succeeds Henry T. Conde as the retiring leader. Also named were Envzene Valet of Manele deputy grand commander and Jana George A. Newhouse of New Albany grand generalissimo. Loring cups were awarded as prizes for top attendance with Rushville first zone, Logansport second, and Washington third.
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Harry €. Moorm
Marion
Knights
Rushville
Logansport
Washington
Daring train bandit loses life in duel
A dramatic train bandit duel ended with the bandit killed and police capturing a key suspect. The incident occurred aboard a West Central line train, with a gunfight leaving multiple injured and a large bounty reportedly on the outlaw. Authorities later cornered the surviving assailant, while a hospital patient recovers from injuries.
Dismissal of Indicted Officers Delayed by Officials
In Ansville on May 14 the chief of police Schmitt and police captain Friedle, among others, held by federal indictments tied to a whisky ring but seek to stay in post until charges are public. Pittsburgh area rail workers resume Dickerson Run terminal work after six hundred who had been on strike return to duties, marking a major break in the prolonged stoppage.
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Way 14
Fafar Schmitt
Andrew Friedle
Louis’Benter
United States Marshall
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Mayer Bosse
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