Warships Ordered From Smyrna Harbor Over 1000 Tons
Government orders warships over 1000 tons to leave Smyrna harbor before midnight. London confirms Britain acts under orders from Constantinople while seeking Angora aid. Ismet Pasha departs to Angora with most Ottoman leadership amid looming peace collapse. Russians claim Allies aim for a direct show of force.
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Governmant Hes
Smyrna Harbor
London
Great Britain
Smyrna
Britiahd
Constantinople
Constantino Ur Sealy
Eesit
Ultiedium
Lausanne
Kauit
Ismet Pasha
Angora
M. Masuli
Democrats Threaten to Leave Senate Floor in Indiana
In Indianapolis, six state senators intervened to avert a fight between minority leader Cravens and Senator Polly during debate over Cravens resolution demanding a statement of the state's finances. The resolution was tabled by the Republican majority as Cravens warned of violated constitutional rights. Charges about public depository law and daily shortages of funds were noted in Cravens protest.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cravens
Polly
Crikevenn
Dally
Coward
Todianapolia
Senate Chamber
Waa Nyarte
Josepbh Cravans
Slery
del- Tey
Indianapolia
Legial
Agdim
Wealiee Resisit
Tule
Senate
Cravona
Returning Yanks Reach Savannah
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a naval movement with references to a vessel and corridor actions. Names and places are garbled, giving a vague sense of a transit or arrival at Savannah with mentions of crew and berth details. The text remains unclear but centers on shipping and transport activity near Savannah.
B&O Receives Approval for 13 Million in Equipment Trusts
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company was authorized to issue 13,875,000 in equipment trust certificates to cover interest and principal on 62 locomotives and cars, with about 10 million dollars in total equipment costs. court action involved modifications and ongoing suits including Ivy Allen v Raymond A and disputes with Bicknell & Mining Co in Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Ocothitever
Washington
Baltitoure & Milo
Xuly
Ite
Ulrcukt Tuurt
Ivy Allen Va
Raymond
Regelar Jue
Pietas
Exra Matti
Jay G. Bonham Et al
Bicknal & Mining Company
Dam
Don Walleman
Bicknell & Mining Co
John EB
Thomas
Bicknell Fo & Mining
Cincinnati
Chicago
TWO MEN ESCAPE FROM SHOALS JAIL
Aram Wilde and Hirma Andres escaped from the Shoals jail during the March term, entering the jail yard and fleeing after overpowering the night jailer. They were chained to a prior robbery case with James Seal and family. Raymond Albright refused to join the escape. Authorities issued a manhunt with descriptions broadcast to nearby towns as hearings for Albright proceed in Shoals.
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Aram Wilde
Hirma Andres
Denny Hetd
Shoala
Jas Abauy
Raymon Abelehes
Clauda Apeh
Jody
Walte
Andrews
Dallyery
Bunne
White
Bam
Noua
Jall Yard
James Seal
French Lick
Vincennes
Seal
Raymond Albright
Claude Archer
Squire Sword
Shoals
Thompson
Sylvester Archer
Albright
Sylvester Arehd
Steamer Wilhelmina Collision Off Golden Gate
San Francisco February 7 the steamer Wilhelmina carrying a hundred passengers collided at sea seven miles off Golden Gate leaving several feared dead and many injured a harrowing incident as rescue efforts swing into action with coast guard ships responding to the scene.
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San Francisco
Wilhelmina
Sierra
San Franciaro
Duanty Dodlay
Colden Gade
Rte of America
Yaridua
Orchard Men to Meet Fray in County Fray
Orchard men of the county show strong interest in demonstrations planned for Friday September 9 under Purdue horticulture head D L Burkholder. Three meetings will occur at L W Barber Orchard south of Bethel at 10 in the morning, James M Sloan Peach orchard at 1 to 1 3 p m, and city hall at 7 p m. Demonstrations will be given with rain backup at the county horticultural agent’s office.
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D. L. Burkholder
Horticultural Department
Purdue
University
L. W. Barber
Bethel
James M. Gloan
Sujcase
Bread War Sparks Free Loaf Giveaways in Chicago
In a sweeping price war among chain grocers, Chicago markets offered free bread today to customers, with ad hoc giveaways promising a loaf to every purchaser. The move mirrors broader competition across the industry as stores race to attract shoppers.
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Chicago
Bulleen
Memorial Day bill discussed at Legion gathering Tuesday
Perry Faulkner state commander of the American Legion spoke at the Methodist church to advocate the Memorial Day bill now before the state legislature. The district Legion conference endorsed his position and stressed unity, patriotism, and the three fundamentals of home church and government. The talk contrasted Memorial Day with Speedway and Derby events, recounting local observances in Shelbyville and the impact on future Memorial Day services.
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Perry Faulkner
American Legion
Methodist Church
Memorial Bay
Alroy
Faulkner
Rander
Tho
Aera M
Church
Amparivan Legion
America
Speedway
An!line Speedway
Shel‘hyville
Amerian Legion Post Thera
Velcrane
Shelbyvilla
Fawkner
T Wo
Soldisra
France
Aninds de
Lone Logios
Third Attempt To Throw Through With Roads For Sale
The county advertises the sale of Lee and Colbert concrete roads and the Vance travel road for 2 pm on March, markeing the third auction attempt. Earlier bids failed after the state board of tax commissioners rejected the bond due to high construction costs. A court error in publishing three notices delayed the sale. now the commission orders a fresh letting with proper advertisements to proceed.
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Colbert
Vance
van Teriveil Hnd
Spedilivatonsa
Briek
Prayer Meeting Call Across Churches Tonight
An appeal urges all church members and officers to attend a district prayer meeting at their church. It stresses spiritual warmth, unity, and collective worship, warning that missing the gathering will disappoint fellow Christians and forgo a great opportunity to seek the kingdom of God.
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Gor
Avery
British Deny French Request in Ruhr Advance Report
A French note asking Britain’s view on troop movement through rail routes met a firm British denial. French troops reportedly advanced along the Ruhr, seizing seven towns and pushing into German territory as Essen reports the situation on February 7.
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Lernoot
Com Muniensjon
Essen
Ruhr
Billerla
Will Elect a New President by Business Men's Association
Due to C C Williams decline the Business Men's association will select a new president at the regular meeting Monday night February 19. Mr Waliattia was elected to head the organization at the annual election held recently. The group favored a city ordinance requiring a permit from the city to build or improve structures. The proposed law would create a record of all building operations, a task deemed hard to obtain currently.
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C.C Williams
Business Men‘s Association
Waliattia
Offic
Association
Unseasonably Warm Weather Forecast Ahead
Unclear garbled text mentions warm weather and references to weather forecasts. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable. Summary highlights unknown due to fragmented OCR input.
Congress Asked Hora of Debt Settlement
Washington reports the president presenting a debt settlement with Britain to Congress. The president calls the agreement a clear path to ending war expenditures and stresses adherence to production and restraint to stabilize the world economy. He urges timely approval and warns against funding soldier bonuses or other projects with the funds.
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Congress
Washington
Batlonni
Tate
Laportint
Mystery of a 20 million dollar appropriation unfolds
A Washington dispatch reports a congressional inquiry to unravel a 20 million dollar mystery tied to a proposed 40 million dollar wartime appropriation. The debate centers on defense bills and harbor and army needs, with lawmakers seeking clarity on funds requested and expended.
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Wagington
Heb
Lstlva
State finance bill faces opposition in house debate
A fragmented discussion in the legislature shows resistance to a bill from Governor and treasurer appointees, with committee reports urging amendments. The debate centers on commission oversight, state depa rtment funding, and disputed land transfers to a steel company, raising questions about state authority and fiscal policy.
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Freemail
Digap
Gover
Stata
J Peterson
Tha Butiow
Wad Motu
Jority
Timittés
Aph Tor
Tin Leva
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Miles
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Gulden
Patterson Musselmian
Rhineland
Business Mens Association
Chuva
Likuen
Beere
Rter
Jones-Li Oh
Baga A
Anderdon
I-Fién
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Ee Hampton
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