Repression and Ruhr Blockade Strain German Officials
In Berlin on February 1, Franco-Belgian forces tightened coal delivery controls in the Ruhr, expelling officials including mayors from Horne and Requisitioning Goal wag. Protesters arrested as troops cleared mines. The Ruhr faced total isolation with rail and wire links cut, food distribution disrupted, prices rising, and plans for motor trucks to move supplies if needed.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Horne
Bothaii
Belgium
France
Luzemburg
Two Archbishops Jailed in Mexico
Telegraphic advices from Mexico City report two archbishops and eleven bishops jailed in Mexico for attending open air ceremonies at Cerro Cabilete on January 11. President Obergen called the event a violation of the federal constitution banning outdoor religious services. Mike Gorman has bought the Gorman cafes in Cincinnati and will reopen them to the public next Saturday with new prices.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Cerro Cabilete
Mexico City
Obergen
Mike Gorman
Cincinnati
Andrew
Gorman
Stevens Operated As B&O Superintendent
C. G. Stevens, longtime B&O Railroad superintendent, was reported to have undergone operation at an unspecified air hospital. Details on his condition or the procedure's outcome were not provided.
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C. G. Stevens
H Dent
Airiess
Hospital updates on patient condition after appendicitis operation
A hospital report this morning notes the patient underwent an appendicitis operation by Dr H A Wadsworth. The patient, Mr Stevens, is said to be in an acutely improving condition with a favorable outlook after the surgery.
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H. A. Wadsworth
Indiana Legislature Passes Garnishee Bill Amid School Measures
In Indianapolis on February 1 the Indiana legislature reported several school related acts. Representatives Mabilett Hammitt Myers spearheaded bills to restrict Public Service Commission controls and permit garnishment of a debtor's wages by a through an expedited process. Other moves included authorizing county superintendents as attendance officers and repealing probation law. Proposals also pressed to abolish county truants, form township boards of education, and empower trustees to appoint town school members.
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the Public Service
Indianapolis
Indiana
Comivision
Ephone
Commission
Mabilett
Hammitt Ad Myers
House of Representatives
Leverson
Kennedy
Township Trustes
Myers
McCluskey
Vigilantes Warn Print Only Their Side of Lynching Report
Little Rock Feb 1 Vigilantes in Harrison warned that only their side of the E C Gregor lynching and related riots would be reported A newspaper man John T Rogers testified before the legislative investigating committee that vigilantes asked to tell them who hanged Gregor and the rioters who rushed at him He said the committee was told the events of January day of the lynching would be a closed book Rogers described being approached by a Belon manager and a railroad official who sought access to a home and a truck stake before the committee meeting
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Little Rock
Ark
Harrison
E. C. Gregor
John T. Rogers
Legislative Investigating
Gregor
Rogers
Oswald Frey Named Cashier at State Bank of Washington
The State Bank of Washington Indiana selects Oswald C Frey of Seymour as cashier replacing the ailing William G Heffernan. Frey, praised for banking experience and accuracy, moves from Seymour to Washington with plans to assume duties promptly as Arthur Keith becomes assistant cashier.
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Wagshington
Oswald C. Frey
Seymour
William G. Heffernan
Pray
State Bank
C.D. Bilings
Trig
State Bankers Association
Qgnd
First National Bank
Oswald Cedopey
Washington State Bank
Washington
Indiana
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Pre J. Frey
Th Lutheran Church
Dudleytown
Palmyya
Seyour
McWilliamas
California
Ias Angeles
McWillamis
McWilliams
Effernan
Artur Keith
Cleo Rankin
Key
Tomb of Pharaoh at Luxor Draws Tourists and Looters
Luxor Egypt February report describes a tomb near Luxor robbed by thugs amid a surge of wealthy tourists drawn by legends of the pharaohs. Excavation accelerates as authorities warn against further disturbances while stories surface of a golden cat head and other relics connected to an ancient banquet chariot from circa 1350 BC.
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Smeh
Memorial Day bill battle continues in Indiana house
In Indianapolis the contentious Memorial Day bill to ban the annual 900 mile parade faced a tug of war as factions in the American Legion and disputes over post leadership debated next week’s House action. Legion commander Perry Bulkner threatened to meet with Marion County leaders amid reported opposition to the measure from supporters and Governor McCray’s position on administration matters delaying progress.
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Indianapolis
Perry ‘Uulkner
Legion
Marion County
Vsts
Asphénion
Fahlkner
House
McCray
Raymonn-Moran
Mec
Miners Hurled in Fall in County Coal Mine
Two workers aged about 40 and 38 were seriously injured in a fall at the County Coal Company mine in Zomery Merris area. They were found by other miners and taken to the local hospital in critical condition with arm injuries and suspected broken bones.
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Mort
Thomas Bold
County Coal
Zomery
Merris
Keller & Williamsiymbuls
Kiwanis Charter Enthusiasm Rises in Vincennes Meeting
The Vincennes Kiwanis Club celebrated its charter with more than 100 men in attendance. President Hastings outlined club goals to be a driving community force in Washington state. The event featured speeches, songs, and a lively fellowship as Prof. Dillard’s orchestra performed.
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Kwaniss H
Westminster Terian
George EB
Focal el
Washington
Donnne
Brgwd
Prof. Dillard
Carl Lambers
Kev
Kiwanis
A.W. Younblood
Igs Smith
Hastings
The
Vincennes
Cly
Ladies You May Still Wear Them In 1925 Session
Indianapolis reports relief as antiscorset bill delayed to 1925. Anna Lee founder of the Angia Lee Anti Corset Society says public sentiment must grow against tight lacing. The planned measure would fine corset manufacturers or sellers. Local notes also mention Chester Mopps fired from the basketball team for conduct during practice.
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Indianapolis
Angia Lee
Anna Lee
Hersef
Chicago Combats Drugs in School Campaign
Chicago city and county officials launched a coordinated drive to curb drug use among students. A high school pupil, George Roth, falsely claimed he shot himself to hide drug cravings, then admitted the tale was a ruse to avoid punishment for truancy and stealing from home.
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Chicago
George Roth
Roth
Molion
Rotarians Select Convention Delegates
Delegates to the Michigan City Rotary Clubs convention in February were chosen at the weekly Elks Club luncheon. Hugh Cox, president from Spink, Secretary, and Berry Boston will represent the Washington Club, with other members planning to attend. The district plans to send a strong delegation to the event.
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Michigan City
Rotary Clubs
Rotary
Elks Club
Hugh Cox
Spink
Berry Boston
Washington
Debate Over War Debt Settlement Raises Rate Objections
Washington reports fear of disapproval from lawmakers over a proposed war debt funding plan. Members push for immediate amendment to permit finalizing the British settlement, arguing the deal would set lower interest on foreign debt than the U S government pays on Liberty and Victory bonds. The outcome hinges on fuller details to reassure constituents.
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Washington
United State
Iplaeg of Liberty
Dead Watcher Family Seeks Truth After Death Claim
In Phoenix on February 1, relatives who guarded Geo Stevenson’s body as they believed he would revive announced they are released. An autopsy found death from organic disease after authorities entered the room and seized the body. His followers claim he would revive despite doctors’ ruling.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Geo Stevenson
Mee
Edain
Stevenson
Shere
Duccess
Losis
Heath
Fish, Sam Charged After Large Currency Check Incident
A local suspect, Sam Fish, allegedly failed a large cash check at a city institution. Officials report the fraud involved a counterfeit or forged instrument and an ensuing investigation led by Detective Hj McCliffert. Leach and other witnesses provided statements as the case proceeds.
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Sam
Fish
McCliffert
Éralzwonthy
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