Theory of Auger Idla and Starving Foreigners Create Alarm
In Calumet area Hammond Gary East Chicago Whiting and nearby towns face a hunger crisis as foreign workers driven from steel mill closures seek aid. Authorities deploy protection while trustees, including Schaal and Kunert, manage funds to keep destitute residents from starving. Many have sent remittances home, and fear of unrest grows among unemployed migratory workers.
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Hammond
Indy Hl
Ofifadtorien
Calumet
Gary
East Chtedes
Wndlana
Huybor
Whiting
Lake Superior Court Room
Richard
Sehaal
North Township
Schaal
William Kunert
Campaign violence and legal action swirl in Georgia area
Fragmented OCR reports a violent incident near a barn, with gunfire and threats from five men, followed by pursuit and claims of a planned assault. The narrative ties in with local feuds, a man’s vow to defend himself, and subsequent police or legal responses. references to Clinton Ayr and Diovanni Cabbeiro, plus a clergyman facing contempt charges as part of a broader court case.
Subsidy Bill for Navy Vessels Advances Then Fails
Fragmented OCR summary indicates a subsidy bill proposal in Congress to fund first second and third class vessels with pay increases. The measure, backed by some committees after debate, was substituted but ultimately fell in the Senate amid uncertainty and ongoing political maneuvering.
Local Notes On Reads From Mintguyiery and Washington
A cluster of short notices reports George Morin’s return to Ledee Minas with a large party, Miss Nwid Janes scheduling a visit at Bruler chan tee, and several residents including MF bogie and Mes. Manta Memers attending events in Washington Sacagedayy. Mentions Tyla yed Med, Kellett at Montour Banda Stichael Colvin, and extended visits by Lewis and family. Also notes Frink Trainor of Montgomery head Buruddivyr Cayo Was at Cannebarg, plus various visits, funerals, and social rounds in surrounding counties.
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Washington
John Molloy
Chiiga
Kellett
Stichael Colvin
Miesemis Holvin
Flere Frink Trainor
Montgomery
Buruddivyr Cayo
Canbelbarg
Petty and Wes
Bennatt Vishted
Kellett Ty
Hedveh
Altordeville
Patoka River Flood Threat Grows Near Oakstand City
In Patoka area, water levels rise rapidly as the Patoka River breaches banks near Oakstand City. Residents report anxious conditions with roads submerged and the community bracing for worsening floods amid heavy rainfall and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Apri
Draw Straws for Hubbard And A Strange Letter
A chaotic clipping recounts a drawing of straws for Hubbard and a bizarre letter to California from a William Hanford of Delaware. It describes a woman of thirtyish years in Georgetown Delaware seeking a husband with $2,000, and a series of names, farms, and odd details in a muddled, sensational style typical of the era.
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Georgetown
Del
William Hanford
Gan
Hi Bell
Walls
Ashyne
Laitboigh HS
Tragedy in Brooklyn as son kills mother after release
Brooklyn horror unfolds as Bernard Carlin, recently freed from Napanoch Reformatory, shoots his mother Susan Carlin in her Quincey Street home after returning with a revolver bought in Brooklyn. He wounds his sister, is captured after a struggle, and claims he killed her because she ruined his life. Nearby reports touch on finances and military spending debates.
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New York
Susan Carlin
Kha
Varians
Bernard Carty
Quinceytreet
Carlin
Napanoch
Curtin
Tim
Hoonklyn
Mary
L Fred
Onel
Albany Senate Voters Tie On Legal Protection Bill
In Albany, Senator Owen Cassidy's vote produced an 85 to 25 tie delaying passage of the protection bill favored by Governor Hughes. Lieutenant Governor Chanler cast the tie-breaking vote, preserving a potential future vote at the introducer Senator Agnew's discretion. Governor Hughes voiced disappointment, with 23 Republicans and 2 Democrats voting for the bills and 17 Democrats and 8 Republicans opposing. The chamber lacked only Senator Franchot of Niagara Falls, who had died.
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Albany
N.Y
Owen Cassidy
Schuyler
Hughes
Chanier
Agnew
Cfty
Franchot
Niagara Palls
Orr Retires From New York Life at Annual Meeting
Alexander E. Orr longtime director and former president of New York Life Insurance retires at the annual meeting citing age and hearing. Clarence H. Mackay also resigns as director. William R. Innis and Rowland G. Hazard elected to fill vacancies on the board. Bitter border tensions rise as Canadian and U S officers clash over May French denial appeal.
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Alexander E. Orr
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Orr
Clarence H. Mackay
William R. Innis
City
Rowland G. Hazard
Peatedale
Winnipeg
Man
Herbert Wright
Emerson
May
Noyes
Mann
United States
United Etates
Wright Fof Imerson
Crookston
Minn
Emeraon
Patchy OCR Report on Paper Publisher Case in Calhoun
Fragmentary note reports a newspaper publisher facing charges after attempts to regain control of postal rights. Mentions quot.Papapers A nerspaper publisherquot. and a Supreme Court precision phrase. References a bond of $3,000 and petty larceny.
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Sivreme
Bohd
Calhoun Cme Nojs
Ruef Petition Denied in Bribery Trial Prejudice Claim
Los Angeles April 9 The California supreme court denied Abraham Ruef's petition for a writ of mandamus and prohibition to stop his bribery trial before Judge Maurice T. Dooling on grounds of alleged prejudice.
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Ruyef
Los Angeles
Cal
Abraham
Ruef
Maurice T. Dooling
Supreme Court Ayting
Thi Elty
Army Increases Mocked by Senator Calls for Cut in Spending
Senator Fale argued that enormous military appropriations crowd out other essential measures. He warned against omnibus claims and warned that future budgets could face a heavy deficit if nonmilitary needs such as rivers, barber bills, and new public works were neglected. He noted last year's army funding amounted to 578,000.
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Warre
Rhs
Aldrich
Warren Ihe
Military Sitair
Warren
Idlegate
Tor
Tutt
Andy
Hale
War Department
Generel Ataf
Oflcialk
Lengtey Hole
Renate
Ominibus
Hile
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