British Houses Approve Irish peace treaty vote
London and Dublin dispatches report the British Parliament approved the Anglo Irish peace treaty. In London the Lords and Commons adopted addresses to King George VI promising to ratify the settlement after a long debate. In Dublin the Dail Eireann finished its secret debate on the pact and prepares for a final vote amid expectations of a Collins Griffith DeValera power struggle ending.
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George
London
Ireland
House ‘of Lords
House of Commons
Gretton
Ulster
Dublin
Dail Eirrem
Collins
Grifith
DeValera
Griffith
Bland names postmaster candidates in Plainville and Cannonburg
Congressman Bland has recommended Albert C. Helbeck for postmaster at Plainville and James W. Lavely for postmaster at Cannonburg. In Daviess County, Bend has nearly completed distributing postmasterships. The text shows scattered garbled phrases but identifies the two named candidates and the county context.
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Bland
Albert C. Helbeck
Plainyile
James W. Lavely
Cannerburg
Daviess County
Bend
Tree theft at Graham residence prompts警 prosecution
Two evergreen trees were cut and carried away from the Rov ert Graham home on North West Fleet Street under cover of darkness. Police warn such depredations will lead to prosecution. The text mentions unrelated lines about prehistoric Egyptians.
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Layy
Rovert Graham
Fleet Street
Court fights to keep mail against sl in court
A federal case unfolds over conspiracy charges against Gov. Snail and associates. Wilkinson and prosecutors debate indictment sufficiency while asserting conspiracy acts suffice without proving money receipt. Attorneys challenge legality of historical acts and the state's 190% estate tax framework.
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Wilkinson
Lake County
Leo
Amal
Curtis
Grant
Wemfers
Cook County
Widdnson
Thun
Elaini Rol
Aattomeya
Smail
RICAN LEGION STATE COMMANDER HERE MONDAY NIGHT
American Legion post invites Claude B as guest for Monday evening event. December 19 details are incomplete in the readable text.
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Rican Legion
American’ Legion
Thiat Relly
Claude B
Fragmentary note on notification timing for Paul Kidwell
A fragment states that regu ing does not start until notification to Paul Kidwell at Kidwell Street. It mentions Mrs Cregg in passing and appears to be an internal reminder about timing of actions related to a regulatory step. The readable text provides no further names, dates, or concrete actions.
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Mrs Cregg
Paul
Verdict for defendant in Vincennes wreck case after venue change
The jury found for the defendant in the Vincennes auto train wreck case involving Earl Miller against the Baltimore and Ohio road. Jurors deliberated about four and a half hours Thursday afternoon and returned the verdict Friday night after a venue change from the county. The suit concerned injuries from the collision and the action was heard in December.
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Earl
Miller
Baltimore
Demazea
Vincennes
Puit
Roger
Indianapolis hearing on seven utilities merger proposal
Hae Garman chief engineer testifies as Midiana Electric proposes a 15.505 million dollar consolidation of seven utilities in Western Indiana. He states undepreciated property at 14 million and ten year average price around 12.0609 million. company values asset at 18.5 million seeking permit. Also notes Kokomo attorney Johnson and others present. Catholic high school basketball team adds new players for tonight's game against Martin County, tip at 8 p.m. curtain-raiser at 7:15. Egyptians comment on ostrich farms.
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Indianapolis
Hae Garman
No Service Commission
Deajé
Midiana Hiéctric Corporation
Indiana
Garman
Johnson
Altorpey Forte
Kokomo
Merren
Tea High School Five
Martin County
Kansas miners face renewed violence as troops deployed
In Pittsburg Kansas on December 18 renewed violence feared as county officials with state troops in reserve moved to arrest leaders of the Amazon army. The drill aimed at miners blocking mine reopenings after female marchers and anti-workers protests. Troops guarded mines amid tense crowd scenes as women courted soldiers and scuffles followed.
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Bittsburg
Kan
Kansas
van. Bittner
Renacentative
International
John L. Lewis
Minag
Centraleal Coke Company
Mina
Ae Paig Hh
Rowan
Deaths and Obituaries From Local Families
Death notices from the area recount the passing of Bollver Wintage and Charles F. Osmon along with James Bennett and George W Lucas. Survivors listed include spouses, children, and siblings. The article notes church affiliations, recent moves to Colorado and Oklahoma, and funeral arrangements or pending details.
Hastings Attorney Seeks Nomination for Circuit Judge
Milton S. Heating, a prominent Hastings attorney and member of the Hastings firm, announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Judge of the Forty-ninth Judicial Circuit. The circuit includes Martin and Davie counties, with primary elections set for May.
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Milton S. Heating
Washington
Lawdry of
Hastings, al ¢Felen & Hastings
Martin
Davie
County Tribune
Plan to Bankrupt Germany Emerges at London Talks
At the London conference Premiers Lloyd George and Hilander discuss a French proposal to force Germany into bankruptcy. The plan envisions an Allied recognition of Germany's bankruptcy, creation of a commission to manage German taxes and assets, and control of customs and commodities, with broader arrangements similar to Wiesbaden.
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London
Lloyd George
Hiland
France
Germany
Wiesbaden
Paroled Felon Roy Hinderliter Returns Home on Sentence
Roy Hinderliter, jailed about five years ago for the death of Miss Ratcliffe, is paroled after serving five years. He was released to parole supervision in Salem under Mayor Cherley Rixley. His mother met him first at home, and the case drew wider attention as the state alleged the death involved reckless acts.
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Roy Hinderliter
Taj Animals
Mifg Rateliff
Big-seweetheart
Satom
Cherley Rixley
Salem
Mra
Mary Hindertit i
Ae Hinderliter
France presses for third navy. wrecks arms conference progress
Washington reports Franco demands 350000-ton coastal battleship, claiming it would place France as the third naval power. Britain and Japan resist. Italy proposes equal or lower tonnage. U S, Britain, and Japan seek a universal armament plan, while debate over ratios and future builds continues after a three hour naval subcommittee session.
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Washington
France
Franco
Japan
Italy
Iughes
United States
Great Britain
America
Balfour
Britain
Lebon
Haly
Schaltzer
ePeitnin
Prince
Linn
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