President Wilson's final message cites budget action and democracy
Washington December 7 1917 President Wilson urges immediate passage of the budget bill strict economy in government and tax law revisions to fund war debts and support disabled veterans while pledging a government loan to Armenia and independence for the Philippines He omits league of nations but outlines plans and calls Congress to lead by example domestically and abroad through democratic justice and economic measures. The message also notes a Senate House debate on his proposals and a religious sermon summary concluding with evening services inviting all.
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Discount Corporation Stockholders Meet in Washington
Stockholders of the Discount Corporation met at the early hall Monday night. Of 39 stockholders, 37 voted in person with A C. Dentin WH Desisen and Fred R. Fiklet of Indianapolis among attendees. Von Jones of Muncie Col and W. W. Maltman of Anderson also attended with eight other stockholders from eight corporations. Ross Lamb of Kokomo and date Priusta of Indianapolis organized the corporation there and will have Me. Kleinmeyer assist local manager Mer Killion in starting business. Rev KE M Fierson gave an interesting sermon titled Son Remember and urged bringing his text to memory.
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Deaths. Theudesia Eskew Dies at 66 in Velock
Theudesia B Eskew wife of Jas Eskew died at home 408 Ogden Street Velock after a four year illness. Age 66 she was daughter of John F Chapman survived by husband and three sons Harley John and Ollie. Funeral set for 3 pm Wednesday at Aikman Creek church. Miles Dearmiln transported patient from hospital to home on East Grove Street Sunday.
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Fugitive case linked to Perry Ross interview near San Antoni
Petitioners seek a grand inquiry into a suspect in a homicide case. The report cites an interview with a fugitive allegedly aided by Clara and Perry Ross, placing the man near Sap Antoni. Brown claims the captured clothes differ from those worn at the Ardmore shooting.
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Washington Officials Mull New Administration Policies
Report from Washington details discussions between the president-elect and congressional leaders on early policy directions. Harding’s aides expect a busy start with cabinet formation, plan to address fiscal matters, and aim to expedite the transition while managing internal disagreements. Personal travel to Marien Shoamuch is noted as he prepares to leave for home before assuming duties.
Originator by Newly Weds Home Creed
Fragmented OCR text describes a wedding or church event at the First Baltic Church with mentions of newlyweds and named individuals including Roy and Jain. The readable portions imply a social or religious ceremony, with incomplete quotes and garbled names.
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Harding Cabinet Prospects Stir Republican Power Struggle
A fragmentary report outlines the tense post election maneuvering over cabinet places in President-elect Harding’s administration. It notes Senator New’s absence and Lodge’s influence, with Hays favored for a seat but New and the senator ial bloc resisting. Washington insiders see the oligarchy at work, managing loyalties as McCray blocks a deal, while other leaders eye the final distribution of posts amid friction and strategic warnings.
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Coal Shortage Talk Prompts Push for Regulation
J D A Morrow writes from Washington that calls for federal regulation of coal production stem from worries over public protection and supply. He notes 16 000 soft coal mines and 7 000 producers across 26 states, arguing overpricing hinges on transportation limits and strikes, with the Esch-Cummins act cited as safeguarding the nation.
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Five Million Dollar Wage Increase For Packers Emploees
Chicago dispatch reports Judge Alschuler granted wage increases for packers and employees, totaling about 5 million dollars across Chicago and nearby cities. The decision raises weekly pay by roughly 1.26 per employee, with some classes receiving more and a temporary plant-wide raise of 5 percent ending December 8. The measure affects about 125,000 workers and includes parcel post guidance amid the holiday rush and insured shipments.
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Post Office Rush Expected to Break Records This Season
Postmaster Henry Backes predicts an unprecedented holiday rush at the local post office due to early shopping, strong consumer prosperity, and growing Christmas parcel mailing from local stores. He notes that from next week residents will begin sending packages to distant states and peak demand will arrive later in the week.
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Sinn Fein peace proposals reported by intermediaries
Landed December 7 Arthur Henderson bearer of a truce flat brought Sinn Fein peace proposals to the British government. Intermediaries hastened back and forth with messages as authorities on both sides reportedly offered no formal declaration. The atmosphere hinted at continued fighting until the armistice if it comes and police and soldiers pressed a campaign against Sinn Fein. A separate incident saw a glider load of police surprised at night by attackers hidden in bushes with no injuries. In civil service news a civil service examination will be held next Saturday for a post office elec–carrier job with salary $1,400 first year and annual increases for five years. Eligibility is 18 to 41 years. apply at the post office for blanks and instructions.
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Farmers Urged to Support Repeal of Excess Profits Tax
Indianapolis December 7 Farmers urged to oppose the excess profits tax and back a switch to an axles tax to cover federal revenue shortfalls. H C McKenzi of Welton New York, chairman of the American Farm Bureau Laws Committee, said a big business lobby seeks to shift burdens to consumers. Howard reported tariff demands unite supporters across the country for fair taxation and industrial agri product equity, while southern growers seek protection for vegetable oil tied to imported peas and oil markets.
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Harlan stroke paralysis claims life after long illness
John Harlan a veteran railroad worker and former crossing watchman, died at 1 46 AM Tuesday at his home 108 Camp Hell ay ne after a long period of unconsciousness following a stroke. Born May 6 1846 in Bridgeport Illinois he spent years in Bridgeport and later worked for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad retiring after years as a section foreman and crossing watchman. He married twice first to Rachael Mithers and then Alice Low. survivors include two children Mrs EM Gilles Laweencaville IL and Mr Harian of Danville KY. Burial will be in Bridgeport.
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