Rabies Outbreak Affects Shanks Family Dogs In Washington Township
A rabies outbreak is reported in northern Veale and Washington township areas. Russell Shanks and neighbor dogs show symptoms after canine bites. several dogs have died. Russell Shanks, son of ex county commissioner John G. Shanks, is undergoing daily serum treatment in Indianapolis for twenty four days. A smaller dog on the Shanks farm is isolated for examination. Veterinarian O Chat din confirms rabies risk in dogs, while stock remains unaffected.
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Yables
Washington
Russeil Shanks
John G. Shanks
Veale
Lew Barber
Dan Winterbottom
Will Lee
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Crowder Sent 10. Cuban Talks Center on Cuban Election
Washington officials indicate U S intervention in Cuba hinges on General Enoch Crowder sent by President Wilson. Crowder meets President Menocal to resolve who was elected president and ease Cuban political crisis. Cuban courts press Gomez fraud claims. Alfredo Zayas shows little progress.
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Enoch Crowdre
Wilson
Crowder
Wnhere Stary
Menocal
Jose Miguel Gomez
National Party
Alfredo Zayas
Atlas Hotel Reopens Under New Name and Management
The former Atlas Hotel is reopened under a new name with new management led by a couple previously proprietors of the Meridian. Changes include updated lounge, a lunch room, and improved service as the hotel resumes operations.
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Hundreds of Passengers Missing After Shipwreck
Madrid Jan 4 Two hundred PASKERETA of the Spanish steamer Santa Isabel are missing after going ashore near Villa Garcia on the Portuguese coast due to defective engines. Only forty five saved. Official reports from the wreck site say efforts to reach survivors are continuing.
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Spain
Santa Isabel
Portugese
Villa Garcia
Two Congressmen Tied to Bootlegging Ring Probe
Chicago authorities report confessions alleging two congressmen and several officials backed a million dollar bootlegging ring. The operation, centered in Chicago New York and Jersey City, allegedly used stamps bearing Richardson's signature and a code to communicate. Names include Harry Mager and others linked to a distillery delay and revenue collection scheme.
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Jersey City
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Ford denies further price cuts amid rumors of cuts
The Ford Motor Company rejects rumors of new price reductions. A denial states Ford cars are already priced below cost and that any further cuts would require substantial changes in design and material costs. The letter emphasizes progress in lowering operating costs but cautions against expecting additional cuts soon.
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Henry Ford
Ford Company
Ford car delivery delays prompt long waits
The text describes Ford car buyers facing extended delays as demand remains high. It notes a strategy to rapidly build familiarity and accommodate customers willing to wait, potentially into summer, while addressing inconveniences and possible impacts on orders and delivery timelines.
Presbyterian Evangelistic Drive Aims to Unite 1921 Effort
The Presbyterian Church plans a nationwide evangelistic campaign from January 3 to Easter 1921, urging all 1.6 million members across 10,000 congregations to contribute to missionary, social, educational, and financial work. The program emphasizes prayer, visitation, training, family worship, and stewardship, with January focusing on Foreign Missions and February on Sabbath observance and stewardship enrollment, culminating in Easter outreach.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
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Rogdquarters
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Christ
Deaths Flora tush Fioya a farmer dies at 38
Flora tush Fioya, 38, a farmer who moved to Colorado for health, died Tuesday morning of tuberculosis. Survived by widow Bertha Wiltz and three children Robert Howena and Juotor. Funeral arrangements pending. A member of the Catholic church.
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Fioya
Canon
Cole
Colorado
Bertha
Wilts
George Wiltz
Rovert
Howena
Juotor
Rush
Taken Into Custody On Bad Check Charge
Everett Zuanda of Odon, a farmer, was taken into custody Monday after a fraudulent check case. He had reportedly fled earlier and was located in New York visiting his daughters. Authorities noted the check amount was $3 and the arrest follows a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace C. Sheley.
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Everett Zuanda
Odon
Washington
Luullen
Luaden
C. Sheley
New York
Pastor Sued for 25000 Damages
Court records show Trina Heorg filed a suit against Reverend Cornelius Densel alleging damages over twenty five thousand dollars related to a marriage dispute. The filing notes the case involves claims of improper conduct by the Netherlands reformers and seeks monetary compensation.
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Unclear OCR Text About Allied Attitudes and Concessions
Fragmented passage discusses Britain, American concerns, and concessions to companies amid WWII era tensions. Mentions Standard Oil, British firms, and a royal syndicate with no new discoveries alleged. Fragmentary, difficult to parse specifics or dates.
Railroad problem and veto risks dominate congressional agenda
Washington January 4 The senate interstate commerce committee discussed possible moves to force President Wilson to veto the resolution delaying the application of the Clayton act. Officials planned to extend efforts to both interstate commerce and transportation as Congress weighs up to 350 million dollars for railroad equipment and 40 million due to the government under Wilson era provisions.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Wilson
Commerce
Evangelistic Drive Seeks Broad Church Coordination
A plan outlines that every church member should be engaged in personal evangelism, with a special focus set aside for prayer and intense evangelistic presentation. The General Assembly's Committee on Evangelism in Philadelphia leads the effort, alongside the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions, the Presbyterian Woman’s Board of Home Missions, the Board of Education, the New Era Movement, and other regional boards to coordinate missions and outreach.
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Avery Churchy
General Assembly
Evanigallam
Philadelphia
le Evangelism
Agent Poses As War Material Supplier in Disarmament Row
In Washington a man presenting himself as a supplier of war materiel was accused by Borah supporters of stirring political jealousy to block the disarmament plan. They allege secret agents push letters seeking tax cuts and axis reductions while urging war prevention. The foreign relations committee will hear Senator Walheim of Montana as the president invites league participation.
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De Valera Expected to Issue Manifesto Soon
Debtin Jan 4. A manifesto from President De Valera is anticipated soon. Reports say De Valera is in conference with Sinn Fein elders. The sensational tale claims he traveled in disguise as a peasant, leaning on a staff, with a faded crown and grey attire. Police reportedly attacked Linn Felnera in County Limerick today.
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Government officials cite secondary boycotts in interstate commerce
Officials and legal authorities examining the division call attention to a court condemnation of the secondary boycott on interstate commerce. They note large employers have been charged with employing such boycotts and one has admitted it.
House Overrules Wilson Veto on War Finance Aid
Washington report notes the House revived the war finance corporation over President Wilson's veto with a 250 to 6 vote. The measure aims to ease agricultural depression by helping farmers export surplus supplies amid low prices. The result drew applause from members as Dorothy Dejtz returned to Carbondale, Illinois, to resume studies at Mellins Normal.
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Wilson
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War Finance Corporation
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Carbondale, IL
Mitnels Normal
Former Owners Buy G & E Railroad at Receiver Sale
Former owners of the C and E railroad will purchase the line at the receiver’s sale this Friday and invest 360 million in rehabilitation plans. The group has arranged to form a new company named the Chicago and Eastern Consol Railroad Company. The road has been under receiver control since 1932.
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C, & ET Railroad
Sew Company
Chicago & Eastern Insole Railroad Company
Navy Zeronauts Still In Peril After Balloon Flight
Mattlee Ontario January 4 The United States navy air explorers who broke the farthest worth record and are en route back with dog teams remain in danger. They trek a sparsely habitable stretch between Mattice and Moose Factory sheltering after their descent on December 14. A blizzard could again threaten their lives as weather reports are closely watched by locals who learned of their safety via a telegram received by naval authorities.
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Ontario
United States Navy
Mattice
Moose Factory
Fed Reserve Banks Plan Central Bank Fight
Fragmented OCR reads of political maneuvering show Republican leaders planning to replace Reserve Banks and push for a central bank as a key achievement for the next administration. The effort reportedly includes gaining President-elect Harding’s consent and building support among party ranks.
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Benator
Fresno Train Strikes Auto Killing Thomas Hays
Christmas day accident near Fresno California kills Thomas Hays and injures his mother Etta Hays and a sister in law Mrs James Fillmore Hays. The family from Stockton were visiting relatives when a Southern Pacific train struck the car, tossing occupants. a young woman nearby died and a young son was believed fatally hurt. The Hays family, formerly from near Washington, are well known in the county.
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Washington
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School children sell $151 40 in seals
Miss Elgio reports on a Christmas sale conducted by public schools including Southside West End Walnut Street and Colored High schools. A student in Southside room 2 sold 1 487 stamps the greatest by any pupil. Schools purchased health bonds totaling 6 dollars each to aid county services.
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