Legislators Junket to Lafayette as Purdue Visit Highlights Trip
Indiana lawmakers on a junketing leg to Lafayette visit Purdue University and the State Soldiers Home with meals by the home economics class funded by the Lafayette Rotary Club. Some objectors stay in Indianapolis amid debate over state agriculture and highway funding.
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Indianapolis
Tediana
Lafayetta
Terre Haute
Calumet
Lafayettte
Purdue University
Lafayette Rotary Club
State Board of Agriculture
McGray
Matty
Senate
Lafayette
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Pte Gptoh Ie Sérvice
Commilssion
Die Farmerk
Miahway
Harvard Student Missing Since Monday Found Safe
Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard senior Prem Lautner missing since Monday night has been found and identified by his physician. Lautner wandered away reportedly not due to illness and will be cared for locally as his father travels to Detroit to be with him.
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Cambridge
Massy
Dail
Dneseph F. Lautner
Harvard
Prem Jhe University
Aemedittus
Byway Ind
Lautner
Langner
Tauter
Denti
Cote
Vincennes Laughs at Washington Walkover Challenge
Vincennes Sun reports Vincennes Y M oC A gains state attention after trouncing rivals and mocking a Washington Walkovers challenge. The piece notes disbelief that the Washington team exists and mocks the novelty of the so called challenge.
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Vincennes Y
Washington
Vincennes
Fang
Washington Bunch
Washington challenge shapes sectional tourney clash
Bee-eee ips at game claim sectional semifinal bid as Washington contest approaches. Wingerness BI CA ready to meet the gang while the Y M A specials of the Boys department weigh accepting the Washington challenge.
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Southern
Washington
BI. C. A
Representative Smith to Introduce River Project Bill
Princeton legislator to introduce a measure within days to clear the way for the predging and straightening of the west fork of the Whita river from Greane county to the Wabash river. The bill, prepared by J G Allen and George A Faith, amends drainage flaws specifically for this project.
City Council Fixes 905 Damages in Purepakt Case
The council held a special meeting to approve 905 for damages arising from a condemnation for a railroad switch right of way affecting Purepakt Products. The proceeding moves toward a suit by the cann ing company against the city, after earlier litigation was dismissed and $25,000 sought.
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Purepakt Products Company
Canning Company
Othe Hispute
Campaign Against Booze Prescriptions in Chicago
A state wide drive to end prescription booze begins with twenty federal agents from Washington. Warrants for the arrest of twenty doctors will be issued immediately as the investigation targets excessive permit issuance. Attorney Cline and Hurley announce the probe into prescriptions used by physicians across the state.
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Chicago
Linais
Washiigton
Dds
Cline
Uni J
Clothing Fire Flares From Open Grate Injures Woman
A woman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Carl living on the Princeton firm road was badly burned when her dress caught fire from an open grate. Clothing burned away to her shoes as the effort to extinguish the flames continued with uncertain condition as of today.
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Dau
Dauchler
Alex Carl Ving
Pia
Worth
Princeton
Representative Bacharach Recalled for Marion Conference
Rep Bacharach of New Jersey, a Republican Ways and Means member, was summoned to Marion for a conference as President Harding outlines revenue law revision. The call to Marion signals a key moment in shaping fiscal policy.
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Washington
Hunger strike to force husband to join church ends
Mrs Harrington, fasting to persuade her husband to join the Church of God, was urged by Rev Payne to end her hunger strike. Payne traveled from Tennessee to aid her, saying the church does not sanction such methods and urging prayer for guidance. Local reports note the hunger striker indicated she would end the fast if advised to do so.
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Danville
Sadie
Ae Prdva
Jer. Payne
Harrington
Church of God
Eldorddy
Ni Jax
O. B. Payne
Eadie Haverington
United Press
Payne
Texas
Mra. Harrington
Vue
Mra Hazeldon
Nok
Faye
Sadie Norrington
G.'R. Pasate
Marrington
Harridgton
Me. Payne
Church of
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Sultan
Rey
Mr. Payne
Cathedral High School basketball trip to Washington
The Cathedral High School basketball club of Thdlanapotih will arrive in Washington this afternoon by Vincenne ev. Brother Theodore is coach AY Feeney and ten players will travel. Ralph Kramer Wilber Crawford and Paul Resingel of Kemp High School will greet the visitors at House nm Fobond Street as they tour the city.
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Thdlanapotih
Washington
Eeternoon
Vincenne
Theodore
AY Feeney
Ralph Kramer
Wilber Crawford
Paul Resingel
Cemple High’ School
Howse
Nm Fobond
Yiay
Thankful Death Sentence For Wade In Connecticut Murder
Bridgeport Conn Jan 1 Ed wood Wade was sentenced to be hanged for the murder of George Natt with the execution set for May 20. Wade killed Natt and hid the body in a swamp and smiled saying Thank you as the sentence was pronounced by Judge Hinton.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Edwood Wade
George
Natt
Wade
Hineton
Basketball Exhibition At School Draws Oversold Crowds
The upcoming indoor basketball game at the school gym features visiting and home players with $2.30 dining room service by the congregational ladies. The Juniors from the Old Cathedral Vincennes travel with Rev Raymond Mellen and will perform at the school building. Center Crawford and Cla wards lead the lineup with substitutes Corgrova and 3p C.H. 8. Indianapolis prospects include Ruckelhaugefronek Trooney Harmon O Conger Harrington Basso Roddington O Donwell. The event promises a high level exhibition and strong attendance, with special seating arrangements to handle the expected crowd.
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Vincennes
Che Wane Troln
Nell Mechan Han
Jieame
Crawford God Clawards
Reinuel
Stevong
Corgrova
C.H
Indianapolis
Ruckelhaugefronek
Trooney
Harmon
O’conger
Harrington
Basao
Roddington
Xenon
Air Tavera
Bess
C. H. S. Washington
Senator Proposes Year Waiting Period to Calm Divorce
Indianapolis Jan 1 State Senator John S Alldredge of Anderson proposes a remedy for what he calls the Moorey evil in Indiana by delaying divorce filings. The bill would require a year between filing and trial instead of the current forty days. He argues half of divorces arise from domestic affairs and a year could prevent many broken reconciliations.
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Indianapolis
John S. Alldredge
Anderson
Indiana
Alldredge
Sherwood Takes School Books To Indiana Legislature
Rep Sherwood of Linnton arrives at the session with his army of school books and notes. He is under 24 and a senior at Indiana University continuing studies in the house when not in session. Sherwood was excused from duties to conduct his campaign in his home county after winning the nomination against a former foe from Linton.
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Rap Cres
Elmer W. Sherwood
Linteh
Fardust
Ycreaty
Indiana University
Big Deck
Sherwood
Camrein
Eteen
Linton
Indiana State Board of Agriculture and Education Funding Debate
The article discusses proposals to create a state department and expand funding for higher educationInstitutions including Indiana University Purdue University and the State Normal School. It notes legislative inquiries into state aid, plans to raise a one cent levy for education, and the political dynamics between the legislature and the Board of Agriculture. The piece cites concerns about indebtedness and authority, and predicts collaboration between new administration and lawmakers to secure educational funding.
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George' WW. Stout
Indiana
Jieanapolis
Indianet
Atdlus State Board of Agricuteur
Washington
Andard of Agriculture
Legiatutlyi
Charles Fe Kennedy
Totavaliphid ’ Ciian
State Board of Agriculture
Indiana State Board of Agricultue
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Lerinl
Indiana Universiry
Purdue University
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Stata
O Callaghan Testifies on Irish Outrages in Cork
Donal O Callaghan, lord mayor of Cork, testified before the unofficial Amatipan commission in Ireland briefing on outrages. He spoke about murder burnings and personal attacks, noting Cork's conditions following the death of Terence McBreaney.
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Cork
Washington
Jen
Ireland
Donal O ‘Callaghan
O'Callaghan
Térrence Mc Bwiney
Fragmentary Irish unrest excerpt on Cork violence 1919
The text notes nightly disturbances in Cork since 1919 with many houses burned or looted. It claims Ireland has seen four years without banished security and suggests Irish freedom sympathizers face no arrests yet are not charged. The fragmentary account mixes garbled phrases and partial quotes.
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Tore Trown
Cork
Ireland
Sinn Fein claims 200000 strong republican army in Ireland
Dublin January 13 The Sinn Fein organization announces it has 200000 armed supporters in Ireland. The force, reported to be five percent of the population, is organized into zone groups under central command with military discipline. Members range from 18 to 30 and perform ordinary farm and city duties while being available for ambush or secret service duties and weekly drills.
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Dublin
Ireland
TheSinn Fein
America
Sinn Fein
Forces Prepared for Spring War on Russian Front
Paris reports over 3 million troops will be mobilized along the Russian boundary this spring per French military experts. Front lines are seen extending 200 to 254 miles with Bolshevik spring offensives anticipated. Allied contingents from Italy and other states mobilize to support opposing factions in the region.
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Paris
Yice
Italkan
Henmunta
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Rusatt
Navy Lieutenant Killed by Japanese Soldier Suspicion Behind Shipboard Tensions
Lieutenant W. H. Langdon of the cruiser Albany was shot in the back while returning from a shore visit. Admiral Greaves orders the American Asiatic squadron to arrive at Jedivostok to investigate the killing as tensions rise aboard the Albany.
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Celia
Dan
Greaves
Mapiiis
Jedivostok
W. H. Langdon
Steut
Langdon
Vistazhore
Albany
Local Resident Harry Beddee In Critical Condition
In St Louis Missouri Hospital Harry Beddee former resident and brother of R Beddee and Mrs Clay W Duncan of this city lies critically ill from double pneumonia that developed last week. Beddee and Duncan were alerted by telegram and a report later said he was slightly improved though still in danger.
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Harry Beddoe
Bedford Democrat
Harry Beddee
Sinnett plans Indiana industrial court modeled on Kansas law
Indiana representative William R Sinnett intends to push a bill to establish an industrial relations court in Indiana similar to Kansas. The court would regulate industries making necessities, curb strikes, and permit appeals to the state supreme court. The bill is not drafted yet, but would centralize power away from existing commissions and extend state supervision to food, clothing, fuels, and transport sectors.
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Wiliam R
Sinnett Walt
Indiana
Kansas
Jinnett
Tush County
Ha Aut
Kansas Supremo
Public Service Commission
Kuglas Court
Supreme Court of
Mactlon
Kaneas
Court of Industral Relathins Pon Te Awnatia- Hye
Auc
Amnnett
Kansag Court
Couta
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