Overturn in Congress urged by Gompers amid labor push
The piece reports on Samuel Gompers urging immediate labor driven measures to curb living costs and reform credit, with calls to amend or repeal restrictive legislation, shift public oversight of finance, and promote wage stabilization. It notes political maneuvering around labor candidates and a push to elect labor allies in Congress.
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Mfr
Gomtpera
Gompars
Intifansd
Gompers
Charles Fullerton
Cope Grers
Thia
Amor Fullerton
Indianap olias grim reports on patrol and wildlife orders
A late dispatch from Indianapolis summarizes several local incidents. It notes law enforcement actions against illegal whisky findings, youth mischief near Richmond, and officers warning against protected migratory birds. It also mentions Vienna progress and treaty context, with cited figures and officials shaping policy.
Senate Hearing Powers Prompt Open Testimony
Washington May 21 The Senate Privileges and Monuments committee orders open hearings on military officials and the alleged misconduct tied to the extened Ita powers. Cross examination on Mr Daniels testimony is expected as part of the ongoing inquiry. The House rules committee postponed a regulation on relief aid and right of way, with Charen Phelk signaling factional stance before convening.
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Washington
J. C
Sims
Ortninnt
Daniels
Washington, D.C
House
Rutes Committee
Belinabiyfon
Apldiogs
Charen Phelk
Rural pastors attend summer school for training nationwide
An article notes that sixteen summer school programs for rural pastors are organized across the United States. Attendees include ministers from Illinois Indiana and other states. The piece mentions college facilities and gymnasiums aiding the training and recreation while some participants cover part of their fare.
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Daviess
Gourity
Deffands
Ohlo
United States
Uigelsy Iehizun
Indiana
Dufrance
Pulggeat Theological Schools
Gympjosé
Fe viat sive Hidthy and Prize Distributions Summary
The piece lists prize amounts for a racing event with payouts like $20,000 and $5,000, lap prizes of $100, and accessory prizes totaling $15,000. It cites former winners such as Jules Goux and Dario Resta, notes track capacity and attendance figures, and names Indianapolis figures Cyra Fleher and James A. Allison among owners and management.
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Fe Viat Sive Hidthy
Aes
Indianapolig
Higuurwturers
Tatufacturers of
Automobile Ac Saneres
Rey Haran
Marmion
Joe Pawson
Nation
Jules Goux
Paygoot
Rene Thames
Delage
Relph DePalma
Mercedes
Dario Reste
Rouxeot
Heard Wilcox
Peugeot
Been DePstia
Cyra Fleher
James A. Allison
A. C. i Newby
T. E. Myern
Indianapolia
Referna
Clifford Ireland
United States
Paving
Llinois
William Exterly
FE. C. Patterson
Chicago
Chester Ricker
Indianapolis
American Automo
W. D. Edinburn
Detroit
Michigan
Peoria
Mllnots
Bishop's State Beats Alfords Villa In 4 to 3 Thriller
In a fast game at Alfordsville on Sunday Bishop's State edged Alfords Villa 4 to 3. Zip Wagner sparked the Stars with timely hitting and fielding as Washington’s club tried to rally. Dingle and Lannan made notable defensive plays while Cannon and Washington contributed on the mound, with Woodlawn park being prepared for future games.
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Bishop
Alfords Villa
Masehall
Alfordsville
Zip Wagner
Oulliclu
Wagner
Washington
Lannan
Alfordsvile
Cannon
Rons
Dally Wat
The
Stars
Gaither
Berger
Brown
Alfordsville Gallery
Nephew of focal woman released after Bolshevik capture
Dayton Ohio relatives report Lieutenant Hoskinson, nephew of Mrs. William L. Brown, released on return to the United States after captivity in Russia. Hoskinson, a member of the Russian Railway Service Corps, sailed from Vladivostok after eight months service. His mother Nellie Brown, sister of Mrs. Brown, died around the time of his capture.
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Dayton
Ohlo
J. Roy Iwaxkinson
Russia
United States
Hoskinson
Washington
Birs
Wiliam L. Brown
Fifth
East van Trocs
Hoakingon
Russian Railway Service Corps
Vindevostok
Ajchtmonoths
Lieuanant Hoskinson
Nellie Hoskinson
Dirs. Brown
County schools will turn out biggest class yet
Arrangements are nearly complete for the county commencement exercises for the eighth grade graduates. The commencement will be held Tuesday, June 12, in the Christian Church in Washington at 2 o'clock p.m. The 1922 class count numbers 222, the largest in the history of the county.
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Christun’ Élurch
Washington
Veale and Reave township lists in county records
The document lists numerous residents by township Veale Reave and Barer Reheat panote along with long sequences of names across townships. It notes participants including Dorothy Doria Merle Heddon Elmo Poligexter and many others in a county records compilation.
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Reeve
Veale
Rhea County
Barer
Panote
Bi Ni Datto
Iwullgek
Bini
Tand
Mabel of
Difion
Hede
Alo Dallens
Stth Eads
Charleys
Edmandson
Sita Bltoke
Capsyn Fogbeckg
Jessie Guthrie
Yo Obbson
Mintle Johnson
Edit Oris Shason
Off Pershing
Lucile Plug i
Mary Poindexter
Audray Reach
Oe Sears
Ethel M. Shaver
Is Shullabarger
Lucile Yocum
Orrison
Tod Packs
Jon Baldein
Ursiya Benigh Colbtrl
Leta Cobbert
Gregory
Vatin Hasking
Hariaon
Ciea M. Houston
Ralph Hurley Robinson
Lizals
Mary E Binich
Madison
Leland Asder
Hoyd
Eugene Freed
Ellim
Shells Edwards
Andred A
Yynse Nallia Grove
Mazet
Gbodwin
Thy Ginas
Ernest ‘Oral? Gonther
Esther Harbatrolt
Fremgut F
Hutchous
Harley Kulth
Runabll £ Keith
Ernest & Killion
Alvin &. Million
John Mallett
Cheater McWilliams
Grace EB. Padgett
Harold ‘Pa Orcar Potts
Clara E. Proctor
Antelio Reynalda
Alpha Tislay
Holso Strange
Heasie Stringer
Alma L. Summitt
Pearl Tart
Etna Tarr
Auoe C. Tork
Juanita Vanes
van Baron
Wasel Crna
Merle Coyle
Canton
Harry
Sterndon
Edward
Kelsey
Harry Kate OM
Notria
Harold
Satterdeld
Stile Sims
Dot Smith
Aly Ft Stall
Edith Trueblood
Lyte Rinymond Wilkins
Norma Nos
Peter Yoder
Ruth Barber
Cesare Fern Bell
Charlea Bryant
Alvin BE. Colbert
Mildred
Gaither
Dora Gaither
Fintlie E. Gilley
Alice A.allay
Clinton
Dobneda
2Uale Lewis
Ad Lewis
Cart’ E. Milas
Neil Organ
Homer Bridat
Mainle Bulli
Curtford Swann
Frank Wallac
Washlington
Floraigeander
Thomas Alexander
Jore Allan
Iviah Arnold
Bousner
Anty Bord
Diudys
Dratdhok Sevsie Rdcellus
Cherles Gampbell
7Oeorgi Davis
Earl Denham
Sods ‘Dennis
Jerschel Doades
James Bilzotek
Wilson RR. Davis
Dennigg Jarvey
Kenneth Hauipe
Haroldi Haliowss
Oral Holt
Lyd4
Hunusr
Gdaniea Hynds
Mary Oun
Marjorie Moore
David McKinney
Nellicoor MeIntire
Woiam
Nalkets
Herbert Neighbor
Ernest B. Os
Helen Rose
Mary Rust
Floren ‘Sheverd
Cock Steen
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Unknown Court Note
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions names and events but details are unclear. It references a court or legal matter with partial names and phrases, suggesting a formal notice or record but lacking coherent context or dates. Entities are unreadable and no firm outcome is stated.
Lignite Briquette Plant Planned in North Dakota
In Leghite Coals Poverty area North Dakota a $160000 federal grant funds a New Salem briquette plant under federal supervision. The project aims to carbonize lignite to make durable briquettes rivaling anthracite, with a 150 ton daily capacity, 50 by 200 foot holding, and year round operation using local lignite coal.
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Biemark
N. D
North Dekots
New Salem Zogn
United States
Caperta
United States Bureau of Mines
Washington
Government levies taxes on stock brokers and exchanges
New York May 29. The government derives more than 50 000 annually to prevent Crombrek lers licenses and stock transactions in New York. William H Edwards, collector of internal revenue, says six thousand stock brokers pay a tax of 40 and face an additional 100 or 180 based on seat value. Four thousand commission brokers pay 50 if members of an exchange where wares are traded. A two cent tax on shares traded on the work exchange nets the government several thousand dollars daily. Corporations with a title in the United States face a 50 cent original issue tax per share. The sale of documentary stamps averages 5 000 000, largely stamping op across bonds and other taxed instruments.
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New York
WOU
Sdso
William H. Edwards
Cientidted
Edwards
Cutsom House
Prohibition Boon to Theatrical Business
Cleveland May 25 Associated Press report says the theatrical business has grown about fifty percent across the country since prohibition began. John Cort of New York, a leading producer, concludes the dry era averted a disastrous period for the theater world. He asserts prohibition and the legitimate stage are good friends and notes millions gained in show receipts during the current era.
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Associatedress
Cleveland
John Cort
New York
Bealling
Ihn Theatrical
Democratic Tax Board Critique Sparks Indiana Debate
Philip Zoercher, a Democratic member of the Indiana State Tax Board, argues the party’s history shows a push for a just and equitable tax system. He cites past Democratic leadership and commissions criticizing the 1821 tax law and condemns current attacks on the tax board, urging adherence to a firm enforcement and prudent spending mindset.
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Philip Zoercher
State
Pffort Howard
Indiana
Ihequalittles
Ndt
Zoerder
Ralston
Special Commission
Weong
Unclear fragmentary text on tax law and real estate
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a four year assessment on real estate, references new tax provisions and expert review, but lacks complete sentences or clear facts. No identifiable people, places, or events are reliably discernible from the readable portions.
Local residents visit and social calls noted in community roundup
An informal column lists visits and social calls among Sontiren BocAud and nearby families. William Chestone greeted Mr and Mrs Clark Laord, with other neighbors like Miss Noble Craycraft and Miss Ethel McGuirs guests, plus gatherings at Koller and Wilkey households. Various church and school events appear, including a ball game at Hackler school and neighbors from Washington and Covington stopping by, with multiple name checks and casual meetings throughout the week.
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God
William Chestone
Clark Laord
Oddo
Croty
Wade
Plainside
Thomas
Koller
Misa Noble Craycraft
Ethel McGuirs
Geo ‘Ainselough
Tha Koller
Birs
Clark
John McGuire
Joe Wilkey
Henry Byrer
John
Fignoington
Fiusinettte
Thomas Ad Briey
Charles
George
Mary Chestnut
Camille
Clara Maclamb
Jama
Marlon Chestnut
Hackler School
Priest Frankin
Harry Kelsey
Holmer Frankin Schoday_ Catherinn Wilkey
Washington
Local families gather for weekend visits and games
Friday visiting rounds span Plainville and Blooming ton with the Byer and Chestnut households hosting relatives and friends. A Sunday ball game at Lake features the Amish boys defeating the Shugh team. multiple families from Van Buren and Edwardsport share meals and chat over the day.
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Cordette Groces
Herschel Byer
Ales
Julian Byer
Bul- Wartsport
Ora Chestnut
John Hamerick
Rindeell
Charles
Myers
Susie
Song
Forest
Shirley
Jeusie
Ernest Roach
Litto Dauggier
Hazel
James Roach
Ben Chistint
Marsh Welind
Joby Manuomery
Gry
Frank Colginzler
Mro
Marlon Chandler
Miiafilfra
Ra Mb
Avid Ofrs
Jedsle
Chirids Hattery
Alan Hattery
Bloomington
Marttia Hettery
Lake
South van Buren
Chestnut
Mary Chestnut
Byer
Herachel
Andrew Miles
Charles Clinton
Martha Clinton
Frank E Byer
Joe Noblett
Daniel Dinking
Ollie
Brai Byer
Edwardsport
Fearl Cunningham and Sonp
Daniel
Hoytt
Jegale Hdtch
Brada
Pearl
Raynert Resior
Estella Chéstout
Cl Cunningham
Fern Kesler
Bertha Danner
Thomas Kesler
Erie
Joe Bechtel
Odon
Oftaa
Taylor
Local EPSOM visitors and New England names noted
EPSOM NEWS reports visitors including Calvin Perkins and Altged Grove visiting Pathday and Snoddy with ar and Mrs Greve of Dusger. Chaylestl Wilson and Thomas Cox made a telep to Odor Batur a pal Grave passing a fer Sosa Catlat dispite Synamen vereington. Eric Batley cid de dat tet, tin.
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Calvin Perkins
Altged Grove
Ord Snoddy
Greve
Dusger
Wilson
Thomas Cox
Eric Batley Cid
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