Europe needs food and materials to restart recovery says Vanderlip
Vanderlip argues Europe must be fed and supplied with raw materials to resume production. He says a trillion dollars in aid, directed at food and inputs, could revive exchange rates and export capacity, while urging U.S. focus on domestic growth and rail rehabilitation.
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United
A. Wander
Europe
United Today
Tamous Na Gomal City Bank
New York
America
Vanderlig
Bitter Enders Meet Tomorrow in Senate Fight
Republican bitter enders in the Senate plan to decide how to launch efforts to defeat or modify the person treaty. Ten members met yesterday to chart a course for Monday when the treaty is called up but failed to reach agreement.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Lodge
Fi sh Bietts tn wy ant 4 sod en halé a ly two Hei member Ities
Fragmentary text mentions two allied entities and fire incidents with unclear locations and roles. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only hints of a council or group members and a possible incident involving fires and a 4 sensor or unit.
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Ities
Shooting aftermath underlines crowd disturbance in Be area
A chaotic scene unfolded as a crowd gathered around a house before gunfire erupted, leaving a person dead and others shaken. Police investigated the incident, seeking witnesses and reviewing surveillance for clues.
Electrical lights kept on in both circuits
Both circuits supplying lighting remained energized, providing ample illumination throughout the area. No outages or interruptions were reported, and residents enjoyed continuous light service.
Michigan Man Testifies on Missing Campaign Funds
John B. Kern of Midland testifies in Detroit that he found a $400 envelope left on a table by Paul H. King campaign manager for Senator Newberry. Kern says he kept the money after learning it contained $96 for expenses, with the remainder supposed to be used elsewhere.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John B. Kern
Midland
Paul H. King
Senator Newberry
Detroit
Kern
Newberry
Perry Corll
King
Democratic Editors Attack Indiana Leaders Over War Policy
Democratic editors at the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association session in Indianapolis condemn Governor Goodrich and attack the records of Senators New and Watson over the peace treaty. They praise Woodrow Wilson and denounce the state tax law and convict release policies.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Democratic
Woodrow Wilson
Goodrich
New
Watson
Goodrith
Tax commissioners defend horizontal increases in valuation
Fred Sims chairman of the state board of tax commissioners told county assessors at the state House that horizontal increases were necessary due to low valuations and were the only way to enforce the tax law. He explained the board’s actions and rationale during the annual conference.
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Indianapolis
Fred Sims
State Board of Tax Commissioners Today
State House
Sims
Vincennes Prepares For Basket Ball Climax Night
A local theft report notes Iya Cox’s Ford touring car stolen near Elnora from a school building. Vincennes Sun describes mounting excitement as Vincennes High School basketball schedule builds to a climax with stagey theatrics and rival characters amid wet weather.
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Iya Cox
Elnora
Polica
Vincennes Sun
Vincenpea High School
Washington
Poen
Vincennes
Poland China sow and gilt sale announced in county
Forty head of bred sows and gilts including sons bred to The Clan will be offered at auction in a public sale of stock by W Brett Cabel. The sale on February 18 at the East Alain street sale stable begins at 12 30 p m. This first big Poland China event in the county is expected to draw a strong crowd as Cabel expands his purebred herd.
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Alain Street
W. Brett Cabel
Vincennes
Funeral for Terre Haute Woman Isa Moore Held in Idaho
The body of Mrs. Isa Moore formerly Ima Ferguson and daughter of W B Ferguson will be brought to Terre Haute. She died at her Mountprelier Idaho home. Funeral from her sister Mrs Will Cogswell 1225 South Seventeenth Street. Survived by her husband Herbert Moors and her father. She was a Baptist church worker and a local high school graduate.
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Terre Haute
Isa Moore
Ima Ferguson
W. B. Ferguson
Terre Hauté
Mountprelier
Idaho
Will Cogswell
South Seventeenth Street
Herbert Moors
Moore
Baptist Church
Bell Telephone GS Consolidation in Indiana Formed
Indiana Bell Telephone company created with 16 million dollars capital after Articles of Incorporation filed in Indianapolis. Consolidates Central Union Telephone of Indianapolis Southern Telephone of Evansville United Telephone of Blackford Wells Grant and Huntington Citizens' of Kokomo and Indiana Union Telephone and Telegraph at Fowler.
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Indinapolis
Ind
Bell Telephone Company
Indiana
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Central Union Telephone Company
Indianapolia
Southern Telephone Company
Old Cumberland Telephone Company
Ragsdale Boy Dead in Harrison Township
Harry L. Ragsdale five year old son of Mr and Mrs Haron Ragsdale of Harrison township died Friday morning. He had been frail since birth. The funeral will be held at Ebeneser at 11 o clock Sunday at the adjoining cemetery.
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Ragsdale
Harry L. Ragsdale
Haron Ragsdale
Harrison Township
Ebeneser
New York Faces Meow Storm Text Blocked By OCR
New York and Washington report coal shortages threaten power and transit. Railroads divert coal shipments to avert fuel shortfalls prompting possible passenger and freight curtailments if shortages continue. The controversy concerns use of coal for current needs versus other demands.
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New York
New Je
Washington
Railroad Administration
Vincennes and Washington Highs Clash Draw Crowd
A local afternoon basketball game drew fans with 140 tickets sold to Vincennes supporters. Additional attendees were expected on later trains as the event between Vincennes and Washington high schools continued into the evening.
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Vincennes Jto
Vincennes Snd Washington
American Troops Overseas Reported by Secretary Baker
Secretary Baker said nineteen thousand U S troops are overseas. Six thousand forty in Siberia and thirteen thousand in Europe are stationed abroad. He noted the government will relay the affair to a committee today.
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Washington
United States
Siberia
Europe
Baker
Weather brief and births reported in local column
The weather section notes little temperature change and a likely new taunt event on Saturday. Birth notices record two newborns: Feb 4, a son born to Mr and Mrs C Alberty of North Western First Street. another newborn in Vincennes to Mr and Mrs Fred Herrin.
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Fred Herrin
Vincennes
Mre
C. Alberty
N. W. Pirst Street
Aimon's Wins In Bt. Simon's School Basketball Clash
The seventh crude beakethelleam of Bt. Simon's school saw the eighth grade beat the freshmen by 24 to. O'NeH and forward Cosgrove stood out for Bt. la while Keith and Fitzpatrick helped limit St. Simon's. An interclass game ended with the eighth grade winning 14 to 10 amid rough play from Hook and Mc Evilly.
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Aimon
Bt. Simon's
O'Neh
Cosgrove
Bt. la
Keith
Fitzpatrick
St. Simon's Gore
Hook
McEvilly
Sugars
St. Ermon’s
O'Neal
Crooks Cosgrove Davis
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