Farm Bureau membership drive planned with Howard Eubanks
Howard Eubanks leads Rush county effort to boost Farm Bureau members to 1206 during January 13 and 14 drives across Elnora Odon Plainville Elkhorn Center Van Buren Washington Montgomery Allardyville Glendale Pleasant Hill Goodspeakers will discuss marketing education and local farming challenges. County bureaunow lists 765 members with aims to grow through meetings in multiple towns.
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Howard Eubanks
Rush ‘County
Aiiess
County Farm Bureau
Elnora
Odon
Plaihville
Epgom
Center Shont
van Buren
Washington
Montgomery
Allardyville
Glendale
Pleasant Hill
Dack
Buresis
Howard
Ole
Peat Named as Special Tr,rney in McCray Trial
Washington attorney Eph Inman, law partner of Judge TW Gadon, noted for central states work, was named a special attorney for the Warren J. McCray governor of Indiana case. The piece references farm products pricing and the Farm Bureau urging better quality and repeat orders, urging study of the organization.
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Washington
Eph Inman
Qgdon
Centiak
Central States
Lra
Warren J. McCray
Tadiane
Parm- Bureau
Citica
Farm Bureau
Rumor of Balkan conflict renews uncertainty in Athens
In Athens on January 2 rumors of an armed Balkan conflict resurfaced as authorities reported thousands of Bulgarians concentrated near Radeimy district and tension rose between Greece and neighboring states following political upheavals and expulsion of the Greek king and queen. Also noted was Italy’s price move and a 1920 federation figure in a separate dispatch from Findlay.
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Athens
Greece
Balkans
Radeimiy
Indianapolis Commission Grants City Bonded Purchase of Street Railway
Copies of the Public Service Commission of Indiana order show the City of Washington Indiana is authorized to buy Washington Street Railway Company property and issue bonds to pay 15000 dollars at six percent. The decision notes the street railway serves factories and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shops, with sufficient revenues to cover obligations and provide for appreciation. The city must pay an additional 25.50 dollars for the bond levies before issuance.
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Mivico Commissiat
C Ity
Pecitien
Washgton Street Railway Company
City & Washington
Tly
Eald Street Allway
Baltimore
Oplo
Mary Than
Public Service
Indiana
City of Washington
Gindl
Washington Street Railway Company
City of
Tate of
Thii Commission
Wen
Sergica
Cort
Appriva
IC/ LOUGHRY
Sacy
WRAY itt CLAIMS VICTORY OVER WALE'S MEN
Wray asserts victory for his faction of the Republican Party in a disarray over Governor McCray. State Chairman Walt Higgins notes the party will not demand McCray's resignation and urges fair treatment. The committee seeks no further rupture and pledges a fair trial before judgment.
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Wray Itt
Wale
Republican Party
McCray
Walt. Tigduy
Euth
Uél Coursa
Walb
Gray
Wath
UK Wnilkely
Big Corn Show at Purdue University
A large corn show set for Purdue University with extra displays and county entries. Shelby Clinton Tippecanoe and Howard counties reported entries, with total prize money of 694 dollars and ribbons to be awarded. Exhibitors from many counties expected. restrictions and venue changes discussed. event aims to boost corn industry interest and education.
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Purdue University
Cork
Pordug
Shelby
Clinton
Tippecsnae
Hartholomew
Pamples
Carrol Cousty
Whder
Bunty
Kempinis
Rule
Pat
Ardor
Rasan
Iit
Leary
Essig's Ford Coupe Upset in Collision
A Vintage car wreck report describes Essig's Ford coupe colliding in California traffic. Ed Esdig's vehicle overturned after the crash, with two male companions including Orval Capes seen exiting. The Ford suffered severe damage, doors jammed, top crushed, and the car taken to Washington Autoparts for repairs.
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ESSIG
Ed Esdig
Ford
Orval
Capes
de Jour
Frank Whegy
Iracius
Brekim
Hent
Oryal, Dages ,i Ecompanion
Essig 'S
Variable Weather Saga Across Indiana Ahead
Weather outlook shows variable conditions over the next few days across Indiana with rain snow and cold winds. Forecast indicates rising temperatures Thursday followed by a return of cold winds Thursday night as a sharp drop in temperature occurs after a frigid night with a recorded low around 20 degrees above zero.
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Idianapolia
Jah
Indiana
Weathers Bureau
Jewelry Bandit Escapes With $5,000 Jewelry
Mrs. Badse Ack, wife of the Pattis Jewelry manager in St. Louis, reports a bandit forcibly taking about $5,000 in jewelry during a daytime robbery. Police seek suspect described as a masked man who fled the scene.
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Louis
Badse Acksermhin
Pattis
Poslijgie
Touk
Demented man found wandering near Lashley commodity
A demented man was found near the Lashley home about 1 AM wandering in cold weather. He appeared semiconscious with clothing damp and covered in frost. Local sheriff and residents intervened. he was warmed and fed and taken to recover at the Lashley residence, with hopeful recovery reported later that day.
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Lashley
Bickley
Ly W
Vartison
Londele
Mr. Howard
Charles
Larhley Bgrn
Duryg
Howard
Change in New Se Bells Introduces New One Dollar Bills
New one dollar bills appeared in Washington in recent days. All paper money by denomination will be standardized but will differ in appearance by denomination. The new $1 bill features George Washington with a redesigned vignette, while other denominations follow updated styles to deter counterfeiting.
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Washington
Sane
Treaghy Department
George Waabinyton
Piet
Hamburg
Shops reopen after holiday shutdown in Baltimore area
The wheels OC industry began to rebound as Battimore and Olive shops resumed operations this morning after a holiday shutdown. All but the roundhouse and relay track departments were back at work following the December 22 shutdown, with most shops returning to full activity.
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Wheels OC
Battimore & Olve
Holiday
Round House
Relp
George Nold Home Fire on Bedford Road
A fire broke out at the George Nold residence on Bedford Road Tuesday night. The central fire department responded, arriving promptly to extinguish the flames, aided by chemical extinguishing agents.
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George Nold
Bedford Road
Ajchimney
Gentral Fire Départment
Denies Shenandoah Safe for Trip
Washington report states Commander McCrary in charge of the dirigible Shenandoah dismisses the sip on safe for an arc. The exploring tip has made here to stay by Admiral Moffet and the Navy aeronautic bureau.
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Washington
Ter
McCrary
Shenandoah
Admiral Moffet
Avy Aeronautic Bureau
Paris Station Closed by Seine Floods
Paris authorities ordered the D'Oreay railroad station shut as the Seine flooded the area. Water and swirling torrents surrounded the railway yard, halting hundreds of daily trains and disrupting service into the large terminals.
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Paris
D'Oreay
Seine
Bids Opened on 65 Miles of State Roads in Indiana
Indianapolis Jan 2 bids were opened today by the state highway commission for 65 miles of new roads and 66 miles of state roads. R Neigel of Evansville submitted a bid between Princeton and Gunsingham’s ferry at 49,861 dollars per engineer's estimate 965,075 dollars.
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State Bielyay Commission
R. Neigel
Evansville
Indianapolis
Uldder
Dixie
Princeton
Gunsingham
Aap
Coating of Ice on Streets Traps Travelers in Washington
Ice coated streets slowed travel across Washington and Indiana with pedestrians cautious and cars sliding. Pedestrians sought fences and objects for support while brakes proved insufficient. Morning crews worked to clear ice as forecasts predict rain or warmer weather within hours.
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Washington
Indiana
Klan Convention Called For February 4 1941
Atlanta January 2 An upcoming Ku Klux Klan national convention was announced for February 4 in Atlanta. B Vlarleke, former imperial wizard, said the gathering would decide the future of the movement. He claimed the Klan’s land grab aims had been abandoned and denounced the organization as lawless and politically manipulative. The proclamation warned of possible action against dissenters and warned that the convention could shape the group’s direction.
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Atlanta
Ku Klux| Klan
B. Vvlarke
Smith Not to Run Again for Governor
Albany reports that Smith will not seek another term as governor and plans to retire at the end of his current term. He will not accept a renomination and may return to a public office in Albany in some capacity after December.
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Mara
Milleray
Albany
Gantley
Rate schedules suspend C B and Q rail rates
Washington January 2 investigation the Interstate Commerce Commission suspended the Burlington and Chicago and Northwestern railways rate schedules on carload shipments of coal and other goods across Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Iowa South Dakota and Minnesota. The action halts proposed rate increases and sets no immediate replacement rates.
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Washington
Clus Fago
Burlington
Indiana
Wisconsin
Grest- Noriert
Iowa
South Dakota
Mexican Federals retreat as rebels capture General Gardenas
Mexican forces under General Gardenas retreat toward Meyo City according to a government statement. Gardenas, Michoacan operations chief, was wounded and captured after being wounded. rebels confirm his capture.
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Mexico City
Mes
Federsal
Gene A
Gardenas
Michoacan
Earth Tremor Felt at Hickman Kentucky
A minor earthquake rattled Hickman Kentucky causing household items to shake. Reported effects included dishes and windows rattling as vibrations were felt throughout the area. Local residents described the quake as brief with no reported injuries or major damage.
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Hickman, KY
Hickman, Ky Sdn
Crawford climbs ladder at Bell Telephone firm
Crawford, longtime independent telephone veteran in Washington, has been promoted from Muncie branch manager to plant superintendent for the Kokomo district with headquarters in Kokomo. He is married to Lucia Bogher and will be joined by his family in Washington visits. his promotion shifts George W. Dyke from Kokomo to Frankfort as the new manager.
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Crawford
Independent Telephone, Company
Washington
Muncie
Bel|Telephone Company
Kokomo
Migs Lucia Bog
Joseph Begngr
South Meridian Street
Iteal
George W. Dyke
Herd
Frankfort Exchange
Mr. Crawford
PACTURE STARS IN APARTNENT MAN S SHOT
Los Angeles January 2 A bizarre reading of the motive behind the shooting of film star Colt and screen idol Mable Norland's driver shows a tense scene as investigators press for a motive. Blooming inmates at the city jail report a dramatic morning as family visitors await word on the wounded man. A New Year birth at EB Walnut street adds to a city already abuzz with the storm of gossip around Hollywoods glare and a potential name change for a newborn boy who may carry the heritage of Babe Ruth.
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Los Angeles
Colt
Courtland
Weolie Chaverr
Jod’Kelly
Mable Noridand
Thuy
Eters
Cilne
Tald
United Preay
Norton
Edna
Ursina
Sullivan
Wall H. Tays
Agevie
Mays
Waa
Lus
Soyat
Hier Patté
Walnut Utréet
Bobbis Potts
Democrat
Tix Alt Rmitep
Hol
Ilka
Baba Ruth
Bernearrs to Broadcast Two Mon e Numbers
Erratic OCR fragment suggests a Chicago broadcast featuring singer Harris with two numbers. Mentions Drake Institute and Manhattan venue, listing potential collaborators and dates but text is garbled and uncertain.
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Berneerarrs
Buick Demonstrates On The Icy Streets
A fragmented report describes a Buick test in wintry conditions. The driver navigates icy pavements without chains, achieving controlled stops and steady braking, amid mention of observers and page references.
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Buick Sgemonstrates
Allensgy Chit City Pony Hurt In Sharp Car Crash
A 2 year old pony named Allensgy chit sustained severe injuries after being thrown from a vehicle in Oakley city. The incident occurred when a car collided with a pickup, ejecting the pony and causing it to strike the concrete street. The child rider and fathe r were shaken but not seriously harmed.
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Seymadg
Jan
Oakley
Ani M
Oaksley
Allensgy
Mitchell
Allin
Diploma Mills Indicted in Federal Case
Federal indictments accuse a group of diploma mills of fraud and issuing phony degrees. Prosecutors say several unnamed individuals operated short diploma programs offering credentials for cash. The case cites alleged abuse of educational standards and payments ranging from 75 to 14 dollars for subpar courses.
State negotiates loan and farm payment report
Indiana data shows a total of 2,500.06 dollars were turned over to Union Trust Company by state tenure related to farm collections completed in January. The report notes the loan sum and the post year start disbursement details.
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Mic
Union Trust
Toi
To Be Little Legiping Chicago 1924 forecast tebp vent
Forecast for the 1924 tebp vent suggests there will be much leaping as the modern girl follows careers and rejects traditional marriage. The piece notes women’s department aims to shift roles, emphasizing independence over early matrimony and the desire to pursue own paths.
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Chicago
Heten
Pete
Cee
Womey
McCormick
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