Germany to appeal Ruhr crisis to U S government
Berlin reports Germany will send a note to Washington over the French occupation of the Ruhr. In Essen French cavalry tanks and artillery seized central Basen, martial law declared, trains halted, and widespread unrest feared. Germany warns of possible European turmoil if reparations action continues.
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Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Washington
Trafasgador
Hughes
An-D
Tuler
Essen
Basen
Paris
France
Paorny
Europe
Aci
Ogvalry
Tatantry
Sriilery
Ber
Peerty
la France
Ittaly
Belgium
Will Femali
Stelling’s Clans Men Attack Him Near Mill Street
Police found a battered man named Stelling near 124 Mill Street after a group of masked men, who reportedly attacked him while he walked home from a brick building before dawn. He showed a deep forehead gash, peeled nose, and torn lip, but no robbery occurred. police dismissed rumors of a masked organization and found him unable to identify assailants.
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Jay Rmevings
Sali Tu
Nuc
Falm
Stellings
Steines
Stelling
Threats of death to Herrin witnesses spill from court
Federal agents traced threats against Herrin trial witnesses, with letters and nooses described as meant to deter testimony. Several named locals including former Herrin mayor BR Greer and farmer George Hartigan faced intimidation, while defense moves to impeach key state witness William Gruman continued amid tainted testimony claims.
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Marion
Herrin
Jn Hanginien
Bk. Poole
BR. Q. Greer
Georgy Hartigan
Georee Jelson
Sinha C
Middleskuif Naylstunt
Lina Fwet
Tinh
Cownsel Torvik
William Gruman
Goodman
Williamson County
Qoils Clark
Duroc Breeders Association to Meet Monday
The Duroc Jersey Breeders Association of Washington District invites all breeders to attend a meeting Monday at the county auditor’s office, 9330. The morning session covers business. afternoon program features stable talks and a banquet at noon hosted by the Christian Church ladies. President Johny W. Weaver and treasurer Royal G. Alilon lead the group. five additional local breeders expected to attend.
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Washington
Diract
Breteders | Association Tdl
Duroc
Distriet
Christian Church
Johny W. Weaver
Royal G. Alilon
Tobacco Tax Attack by Legislators in Hilly Counties
Fragmented OCR describes a legislative push related to tobacco taxation and advertising with mentions of representatives, committees, and proposed penalties. It notes debate on measures affecting sales of tobacco products and references a favorable committee report and potential penalties, including fines and years of imprisonment.
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Ann
Oedee
Wayzes
Secon
Omanse
Renal
Provident
Fragmentary note on suffrage and age requirements
A garbled report references suffrage age limits and passage of a legislative measure. The text mentions a senate elections committee and a report favoring a proposal related to eligibility, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR.
Senators Debate Road Bonds and Taxation Policy
A fragmented record shows a discussion on road bond issuance and tax rates. It references Senators Millerian and Penguy and notes opposition to bonds by a county based on a threshold of two percent of taxable valuation. The wording is garbled but centers on state finance and road funding disputes.
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Millerian
Heline
Constantine’s Fall and Greek Revolt Behind Istanbul
In Palermo Constantine the Great, twice king of Greece, died after exile as revolutionaries crush forces at home. His death follows turmoil over attempts to recapture Constantinople from the Turks. Sophia, his wife, German empress, noted. The revolutions toppled the cabinet ministers and destabilized Greece as Venizelos, backed by allies, moved to oust the pro-German faction.
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Rome
Constantine
Palermo
Constantinople
Ling
Sophia
Cimistantine
Venizelos
Greece
Seymour Man Hurt In Fall At Traction Yard
Thomas S. Wert, 79, of Odon, injured when he fell into a pit between two idle Baltimore and Ohio railroad cars at Seymour’s Interstate Traction Company sheds. He suffered a fractured leg, facial injuries, and other bruises, was hospitalized at Schnock Memorial, and reported resting after surgery. Wert, Civil War veteran, was en route from his Odon home to Indianapolis when accident occurred near 1 a.m. yesterday.
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Thomas S. Wert
Barta
Seymour
Ind
Odon
Interstate Traction Company
Schnock Memorial Hospital
Wrukes
Wert
Dla
Don
Indianapolis
iFte
Baltimore & Oblo
Smd
Rox
Cara
Tel Pit
Hwing
Techemeyer
Washington's new homes cost millions in 1920s boom
The article details construction in Washington with eight new houses and more planned, costing between 2500 and 4000 dollars each. Total spending exceeds 21,660 dollars, equating to about 18,000 per home over the period. It lists contractors and dozens of local residents connected to the housing project, including W. A. Routt and Charles G. Stewart, among others, highlighting a surge in city housing and associated trades.
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Washington
Uyeita
W. A. Routt
William Dunia
G. Stewart
Uth
South Boat
Shroet
C. C. Martin
East Wighth Street
J.D. Artingian
Ruse Sebard Street
James K. Daugherty
James L. Daugherty
Haet & Ond
John T. Barris
Bhat Street
David Rttternchamp
Jersay
J. Bidginger
WJ. Bogard
Tithin
Sout
Thir Street
Thomas Nugent
William Roby
Freak Loves
Mast van Brees Charles Sih
Hust
Nangi Burely
Sul Spudk Moridtap
Gly McCormick
Wearuibtreg
Kemuiejer
Mire
Matilda S. Boyd
Bustain Treat
WF Axtell
East Main Street
Berry L. Huston
Mast Magh
Uwarrd Meade
State
Walbue
Edwards
Weal
Malu Sermal
Uturke Slutiard
Mra
Sam Swan
Joe Perkins
Leo A. Smiley
East Bali Street
Palmer Smith
Egat Thigedath
Logan Meek
South East
Chua
Geli
Jersey
Detla Harrod
East Waldjat
Seat
Bist
Fes
Guy
Ba' Ak
Hotere’ Browd
Walnut Street
Howen
Cégese Ot Construction
John I. Krevs
W.A. Roult
Mtorace Iam
St At Secod
State school money distribution begun in state
Distributions totaling 1,744,029.0 and 1,971,859.46 were allocated among school districts and funds. The funds are designated for general education, pupil charges, and a school deficit fund. Officials note distributions reflect state aid and local taxes with varied timing and amounts across districts.
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Indiana
Job
RtS Defeat Paoli 27 To
Fragmentary report describes a game where rtS defeated Paoli 27 to something. The text mentions merchants and a list, with scattered phrases about a field goat and Nehi, but no clear final score or names reliably identified.
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Rts
Paoli
Merchants A
Nehi
Fragmented Rural Notice From Lost Text
A distorted OCR passage references illegal hunting and seasonal restrictions around November. It mentions hunting periods, a time frame extending to December, possible fines or penalties, and local authority notes about hunting gear and birds, with unclear names and dates. The readable elements indicate a public notice about wildlife regulations and seasonal limits.
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