Democratic leaders clash over treaty terms and peace plans
Indianapolis May 20. News reaches the capital as Vice President Marshall denounces Democratic and Republican factions over the Versailles treaty and postwar peace. He warns against enforcing prohibition via rigid laws and urges unity to achieve a de jure peace with Germany while defending individual rights and economic stability amid postwar reconstruction debates.
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Ron Ie
Berause
Senate
Germany
Democratic Party
Marshall
Bis
Europe
Republican
America
Marahaily
Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear historical notation
Disjointed texts show partial figures and names, including numbers and place references, but the segment is too garbled to identify a clear event, person, or outcome. No coherent headline or summary can be derived beyond noting the presence of enumerated terms and stray figures.
Indictments for Gambling Racketeering in County
A county grand jury returned seven indictments centering on gambling racketeering. The investigation, led by Judge Janes Cox, followed reports of illegal money collection by an insurance man linked to several men. Warrants and arrests were anticipated, with warrants likely to be issued for individuals named in the inquiry.
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Isevn
Otay
Lesday Aybie
Jackson County
Grand Ry
Browdstows
Beni
Janes
Cox
Pircu
Norr
Urpwottown
Crotharaville
Edward Aren
Lopag Insurance Man
Gome
Rural Education Conference At Riverport University
A five day rural education conference begins Monday July 1 at Riverport University with state education officials and US support. Led by Assistant Secretary of Education and joined by President Kegyon L. Butterfeld and agricultural college leaders, speakers include Professor George T. Chris and staff from Parca University.
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Agani Schaol
State Department of Education
nVerpity
United States
Calvin
Kegyon
L. Butterfeld
George T. Chris
Parca University
Nxt U FIRST SET AT CLINTON MEETS IN INDIANA
The text describes an upcoming event at Clinton with Indiana motor committees drafting a program and candidates awaiting explanations. It mentions a meet date and details about lanes and development.
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Nxt U
Clinton
Fire damages three nearby residences in Creighton area
A blaze Monday last week severely damaged the Parsonage of the Christian church occupied by Rev. Chester Crottree. Nearby Yenne and Wallace residences, about 300 feet apart, were also damaged as investigators probed the cause.
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Jane
Sheshad
Udiehbors
Wallace
Settlement of Claims Now Made By Prower Bureau
Settlement of 127,151 insurance claims for death and total permanent disability represents a total venue of $4 125 452 175 54. Director St Of Cholmea sey Jones of the bureau of Warrink insurance announces progress with 6129 claims at Peading. Many claimants reside in foreign countries where renditons mandating communication pose delays. Final evidence receipt now triggers the first check within about ten days. awards are issued quickly, with checks handed within a few hours in some total permanent disability cases.
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St. of
Ove Doyn
Bureau
Philippine citizenship act signed by the governor general
ASSOCTATED PRESS REPORTS that the Philippine citizenship act passed by the legislature was signed by Governor General Sherman. The act would allow Philippine citizenship for certain residents while restricting naturalized United States citizens. Berlin plans abolition of corporal punishment in German schools. London opposition forms fund to restore Hampstead poet’s hours as he wrote Rome of his greatest work. New Orleans reports Louisiana vanilla crop value at 7.5 million dollars with about 7,740 acres grafted. Natchitope death of Jumenx Gurgat, descendant of historic southern kings, noted.
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Manila
Goverooe
Sheerison
United States
Leah
Jondon
Sgolnsat P Peoposa
Huy
Hampstead
Rome
New Orleans
Joulsiana
Department To Ogrterance
South Bend Man Named Grand Master Nominee
A South Bend resident Otto A Beyer of Sour Bend is nominated for Grand Master with opposition at the semiannual meeting of the Grand Lodge I O O F Indiana. Census notes Vienna strikes and a phrase about a town isolated by Felts detectives hint at broader unrest and communications outages.
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Associated Prass
Indianapolia
Ind
Onny
Otto A. Beyer
Sours Bend
Sith
Granit Lodge
Indiana
Unclear OCR: Court mention prompts minimal readable text
Fragmentary OCR text about court and personal names with garbled words. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent item.
Commencement Exercises At Waahlneion High School
Fifty one graduates were honored at Waahlneion High School’s annual commencement. Indianapolis attorney Afvor delivered the address as the high school orchestra and glee club performed. Diplomas were presented to graduates including Howard Allan, Mildred Belcher, Joseph Binghem, Woodson Bolling, Edythe Beuthien Pantridas, Leona Giller, Leona Dill, One Gilmer, Leona J. Borrall, Irene Ryan, Miles Neail, and many others. The Rev J W Tort offered the invocation and the Rev T J Fimpsony pronounced the diction. The chairman of the city school board introduced the speaker and actions.
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Waahlneion Hiv
Etdmp
Indianapolis
Erasa
Almy Gilley
Grace Wallop
Ed Jéth Yenne
Howard Allen
Loerd
Alyen
J. W. Tort
Riawp
America
Ubin
Gilmer
Cheslar Gambte
Vio- 1
Harrie
Lilia J. Borrall
Xaatheryn A. Janson
Rold Lineap
Hattie Alapche Lee
Maria Hen McCafferty
Orton A. Jacken
K. Loille B
Mclntire
Northr
Murdock
Ont
Jean Oaks
Irene Oryan
O'Neal Oats
Miles
Neail Reie
Charles W
Onman
Ri Tang
F. Onmo
A. Parkins
Evermon
Shanks
Zale Stevene
Gail Aron
Hugh
G. Butlivan
Price
Ashurr
Thompenn
Helen
Ruth | Walters
Sirace “Alkmon Wailer
Panlive
Witert Grace Werner
Mabrica
Jopenh NY
Witten
Ruby Wirt
Flsabeth Tenneres
Wirbur’ Young
Speedy mound ace leads to Sunday clash at Lewisville
The Al fordsville club and locals vow a fast game as Britton and Groh loom for a big.Trying to organize a Sunday match in June with Loogootes against the Hupmobile club at Cerre Haute. The event includes a band and audience turnout feared large as officials meet amid strong local interest.
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Washington Grayn
Bymera
Ite
Indiana
Britton
Babe" Haig
Grays
Oulgelder
Auccerda
Madoger. Groh
Tomblesun
Raya Ha
Loogontes
Indiana city plans public buildings fund panel
Cha ar States recounts a city plan to create a 500 year memorial fund to erect public educational and recreational buildings. Two board members will be appointed by the governor and mayor, with two by the supreme court and one by the other. Memorial day parade details and park activities are noted, including contributor Soppella leaving 4,000 dollars for park improvements in Evansville.
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Chaar
Cquneil
Corna
Indianapolia
Wil
Gourt
Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Tiaka Me
Merla
Delegates struggle at national convention amid split votes
In Chicago Day 21 delegates and alternates face a fractured process as 400 delegates remain to be chosen. With 91.5 percent allocated, the convention risk remains a contest to secure a majority for nomination. Grogan Texas and others among states set to decide, while major figures like General Leonard Wood appear in contention for instructed delegates.
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Shicago
Tavorite Sons
Esa Hon
Grogan
Texas
Fermont
Washington
West Virginia
Leonards
Cor Hind
Leoninr
Hiram Johnsons
Fornia
Avon
Frank C. Lowden
Winoir
Bellatar Warren GeHapding
Owin
boRus
Judge Pritchard
Mica
Chicago wage raid links seven to bootlegging ring
AP reports Chicago officials issued a rank order for ward housing inspections after seven men were arrested in a suspected bootlegging operation. One man, a private party, allegedly conspired with federal agents to reveal the locations of domes, cabarets, and safehouses. Authorities say the ring moved hundreds of thousands in liquor, with more than 700 crates of whisky seized.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gipson
Kommissioner
Magoo
Contehbrand Lauor
Democrats of State Nominate Slate at Indianapolis Convention
Delegates at the Indiana state convention nominated a full slate for state offices. George Delibrity and Lawrence A. Hadley were named for treasurer, but Hadley withdrew before the ballot. Thomas Taggart led key slates, with Julia Landers and Paul McNay among several other nominees for national and state posts. The body also elected a democratic party committee and state education leaders.
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Delgates
Indianapoli
Thoradisy Atterncen
Ion
Oie
Tha ‘Oames
George Delibrity
Elwool
Lawrence A. Hadley
Richmond
Evanecidle
Mea
Mary K. McNuct
Indianapolis
Mre
Heartens
Tapp Moore
Rockvile
Mason J. Nblinck
Vincennis
Misa
Julian Landers
Indianapelly
Paul ¥. McNay
Martinsville
Tnrze
Mina
Mary Gaollahan
Perv
Cornelins O'Brien
Coury
John G. Beidebach
Wing Mine
Filan C
Dluffman
Ft. Wayne
Atate Cohvertion
Thomas Tageott
Shipman
Bowman Elder
Indiagapwis
Ant Charles J. Murphy
Brookaston
Washington suspect linked to checks in Gaither case
In February in Washington the suspect returned from Alleets since departure. Captain Greenwell saw the man in Gaithersburg’s room after identification by Steitz, Wendling cashier, who knew him as the young man who handed a check to prevent payment. The $25 check bore W C Bateman and WR, payable to Albert Smith Gaither, and investigators say he attempted similar fraud with multiple checks.
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ulBeers
Washinston
Greenwell
Gaither
Steic
Albert Smith
Pala
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