Walsh Attacks Denby in Senate on Tea Pot Dome
Washington Feb 8 Senator Walsh urged Denby to resign as he testified before the Senate Tea Pot Dome committee. The report ties McAdoo to Doheny leases and outlines connections between Sinclair Stack and lease deals. Ford for president revival rumors surface amid oil scandal discussions.
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Senate panics as Dome probe widens say Watson
Indianapolis February 8 Senator Jammis E Watson warned the Senate is becoming panicky over the Dome investigation. He arrived for the Republican Editorial Association winter meeting in Indianapolis and dismissed the affair as a fishing expedition. He argued it should not derail the party or the coming campaign, noting several cabinet members are involved but not charged with crime.
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Pupils Protest Over Diphtheria Treatment Policy
Boston February reports a pupil sickness protest as parents oppose mandatory diphtheria inoculation. About 60 children from several schools are involved, with administrators and officials defending the state's vaccination program amid rising tensions.
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Boston
Taft Considered To Have Recovered
Washington Feb. 1 President Taft is now considered to have virtually recovered from the attack of indigestion that sent him to bed on Wednesday. His doctors report he will remain indoors for several days and resume work at the supreme court for some time to come.
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Washington
Taft
Bell's Brother Sues Insurance Company Over Policy
Connersville Indiana suit seeks 15000 against The Standard Accident Insurance Co of Detroit. Alfred E Bell, brother of Joseph Bell the former Indianapolis mayor killed months ago, alleges refused payment on a life policy. Plaintiff claims policy benefit denial violates terms.
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Hastings Revosed To Hie Parts Hantings
Fragments describe Hastings related to Keller and Williamson Seventh and a note on Havtingg TM ife showing improvement, with unclear details and damaged OCR. The readable text hints at personnel or place names and a brief status update.
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Hastings
Keller & ‘Wiliamental
Farm Federation Moves Into Station Business Enterprise
The Farm Federation plans a major venture by purchasing the milling company’s property to establish a station business. Leaders from Washington Township and nearby areas expect profits to be directed to federation needs within months. The move involves key figures such as Shanks and Lou Freres guiding the project and funding from federation members.
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Nine Go Down River as Ice Gives Way on St. Lawrence
A tea bridge collapsed on the St. Lawrence River in Quebec trapping nine people. Survivors were swept downstream and ferries and crews searched the south bank for missing individuals. Reports describe swift river currents and fear for those unaccounted as the disaster prompted an emergency rescue effort.
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Quebec
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Prince of Wales Falls From Horse in Illington Street
An article reports the Prince of Wales fell from a horse in Illington Street near Wix lectors Kui. He is described as likely to ride again within a few weeks according to a medical assessment.
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Prince OF Wales
Wales
Illington
Southern Part of State Gets Methodist Association Ground Center
Local Methodist members plan a regional center at Mitchell, with trustees and a planning committee formulating policies for the association grounds. Donations totaling 68 acres include 40 acres purchased with 4,000 raised and 38 arches donated, as work proceeds toward a summer to fall completion.
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Trihart
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Poincare Quits Amid Stormy Chamber Session
In a stormy afternoon session, Prime Minister Poincare resigned after lengthy disruption. Communist deputies pressed claims as Poincare dialed into the chamber, followed by high cabinet officials. The president suspended the proceedings amid tense exchanges and uncertainty.
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Basketball Game of the Year Sparks Local Interest
Washington and Vincennes meet in a highly anticipated clash as state champions. Tickets are scarce and a special wire will relay play-by-play to Vincennes. Vincennes supporters arrive by 4:30 PM with road travel noted as difficult. Prelim game at 7:20 PM, main event around 9:30 PM with local junior high gym expected to overflow.
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Governor Defended State PAYS the Bill Pamphlet Sparks Debate
A state funded pamphlet defending Governor McCray's administration was distributed at a Republican editorial meeting in Indiana. It highlights various state departments but omits the State Board of Agriculture. Also noted is Leslie Blandford's improving condition after hernia surgery at Daviess County Hospital.
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Leslie Blanford
Daviess County Hospital
Blantord
Nickel Plating Plant Expansion Moves Ahead
Gloomy OCR fragment outlines progress at a nickel plating plant, stating that equipment is in transit and a new upper-assembly area will begin operation soon. References to “Huetiry” and “Leonard” appear as names amid unclear text about dismantling, rearranging and completing stages of a large works project at Washington Works.
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Italy Recognizes Russia Government Amid Turbulent Times
A disjointed report indicates recognition of the Russian government by Italian authorities. A pastor at a local Christian church plans sermons for next Sunday to honor and reflect on the fates of leaders and soldiers, with musical tributes and national observations featured in the planned services.
Fire safety notice on defective extinguishers
A brief public safety item notes that certain extinguishers were not working and not listed in the current price statement. It mentions complying with standards and actions to address the issue.
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