Withdrawn schedule changes by Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Indications today are that trains 67 and 68 will be withdrawn replacing train 65 on the passenger schedule. The proposal, favored by the company, was expected to be approved by the railroad service commission and adopted, following a Browns town meeting with CG Stevens and Parme agents.
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Baltiore and
Olivo i
Threp Blind
I Firoad” Company
Stlis
Hig
Brownsty
G.stevens
St.oufs Division
Parmeagent
Brownstein
Seymour Mayoral Bid and Bank Officers in Local Notes
William Hy Burkley, Seymour councilman, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for mayor. In local banking news, the State Bank of Washington staff elected new officers including Mr. Faith as president and Mr. Keith on the board. O C Frey presented a 1924 financial report showing record profits for the bank’s era.
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Wag
State Bank of Washington
Watts
Ward
Dnet
Berbice Harris
Mable Segal
C. Frey
iWilliam Hy
Burkley
Seymour
Judge Anderson Assigned to Indianapolis Bench
Judge A B Anderson, who left office yesterday as judge of the United States circuit court of appeals at Chicago, is assigned to hold court in Indianapolis until Judge Baltzell receives his commission and assumes the bench. He will report today at the federal building and then return to Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
United States Eircult Court
Chicago
Baltzell
Federal Building
Typhoid Investigation Expands in Washington
Dr H W McKane reopening inquiry into two month typhoid deaths in Washington with Benard H Jeup and S pert on water analysis. They review ten fatal cases, record patient diets and sanitation, finding no raw oysters among patients and planning a pumping station visit in the afternoon.
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H. W. McKane
Onan Ks
State Board of Health
Wa Hington
McKane
Benard H. Jeup
Spert
T. F. Spink
City Board of Health
MecKane
Mino
Ilinois
Dri MeKane
Ate
Aysville
Ay 2
Wheel smashed when parked in front of Meridian street
Ol truck owned by Wm Fitzgibbons had its rear wheel smashed Tuesday afternoon around 3 30 oclock when a Chevrolet driven by Riley Sparrow turning into Harned avenue from Meridian street struck it. Curt Grube, driver of the truck, had stopped to let the Chevrolet pass before turning onto Meridian. The Chevrolet sustained minor damage to bumper fenders and axle and is owned by Asel Jones.
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Wm. Fitzgibbons
Harned Avenue
Meridian Street
Riley Sparrow
Chevrolet
Curt Grube
Meridian
Asel Jones
PARDON TRAFFICKING MAY INVOLVE OTHERS
Topeka Kansas January 14 addition evidence showed wholesale trafficking in pardons in Kansas. Investigators said county officials were involved and that attorneys sent requests to parents and friends of convicts. Officials described political pressure and soliciting sums from twenty dollars to five thousand dollars for pardons.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Coast ing tragedy claims first Terre Haute victim
A 14 year old boy named Howard Penbarton was killed when his sled rode into the front axle of Dr Noble R Fox s automobile in Terre Haute on Monday night. The injury was instantaneous and the top of the skull was severed.
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Noble R. Fox
Howard Penbarton
Terre Haute
United States Wealth Rises by Census Figures
Washington reports the census bureau places U S wealth at about 3.86 billion dollars based on 1922 compilations. The figure reflects total national wealth and assets as surveyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Agreement on Dawes Plan Revisions Stirs Conference
The United States agrees to share Dawes Plan proceeds to collect German reparations. A last minute change removes the $250 million American claims limit. Romania Italy and France sign with reservations as the U.S. set to receive 55 000 060 gold marks annually starting September 1 1926 until Rhine army costs are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Aldericaia
Washington
Fizil
Rovmania
Italy
Sige
Senate Edges Toward Underwood Plan on Muscle Shoals Lease
Senate today again debated the Underwood plan to dispose of Muscle Shoals by private lease. Leaders pressed for revision as the chamber favored both House action and references to an expert assessment amid ongoing disagreement.
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Washington
Senate
Underwood
Ahi
Jones
Affirm $30,000 Award to Horning's Heirs
The United States Supreme Court affirmed a $30,000 damages award for the widow and children of Joseph F vile killed in a railway collision while he was a fireman. The suit originated in Jackson county and moved to Scott county. T M Honan of Seymour represented the widow in the Supreme Court, which denied the company's review petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United. St
Scott County
Joseph F Vile
Supreme Court
Louis
Seymount
Louisville
Jackson
Washington Discount Corporation Officers Re elected
The annual report of the Washington Discount Corporation shows a satisfactory year with re elections of key officers. Cox remains president Sadduth Beitman Smiley hold posts with Hoddinott retained as manager and Vivian McCarty rehired as bookkeeper.
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L424
Washington Discount
Ben Alten
George A. Fditus
L. B
Kansas Chancellor Reinstated by Board amid Student Protests
Lawrence January 14. Dr E H Lingley returned to his desk as chancellor of the University of Kansas after the state board of administration reinstated him on order of Governor Ben Faulen. Students demonstrated through the night following the reinstatement.
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Lawrence
Kay
E. H. Lingley Tounk
The
University of Kan
State Board
Ben Faulen
Kansas
Mrs Rovert Ueier 3 In Critical Condition At Home
A report states Mrs Rovert Ueier 3 is critically ill at her home in UStdele township with details limited by the notice. Authorities have not released additional information on her condition or the circumstances.
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Rovert’ Ueier 3
Ustdele Township
Mystery Deepens in Death of Greensburg Butcher
County authorities probe the death of John Fey a Greensburg Indiana butcher found dead in his shop early today. Robert Isth formerly employed by Fey was held for questioning as officials withhold release of preliminary findings.
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Greensburg
Ind
Jkni
John Fey
Fey
Dean
Robert
Waige
Indiana Lawmakers Push Cooperative Marketing Bill
The 1926 Indiana General Assembly moves on two major measures. The cooperative marketing bill, drafted by the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation, seeks state authorization for cooperative associations to market farm products. A second bill proposes state regulation of motor busses by the Public Service Commission, with authority to regulate buses. The session features fast-paced activity as leaders push numerous measures and lawmakers anticipate an extended schedule.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Barm Bureau Federation
Senate
Seator Lindy Y
Gona c Agricultural Committee
Will Haat
House
Hull
Murdgen
Service “Commission
Moorehead
Public Service Commission
Corer Jackson
McCray
Indley
Fiat
Mae
State Board of Medical ‘Examiners
Coolidge
Nejdl
Wa Wright
Lynn
Indiana
State Supreme Court
Lineman Falls From Pole in Rockport Death
Oo Mallory a 33 year old lineman for the Indiana Telephone Company fell from a pole in Rockport yesterday afternoon and was killed instantly. His skull jawbone and ribs were broken. Dr. Va Bunton Spencer county’s first female coroner viewed the body and ruled accidental death. Mallory leaves a widow a son two parents and several siblings.
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Oo Mallory
Iuervan
Indiana Re Telephone Cmpany
Washington
Rockport
Tate
Iris Shulla
Nevek
Va Bunton
Spencer County
Alice
Mallory
William Malbby
Grand Tie
Submarine to Be Raised From Sandbar Today
Orleans Mass January 14 An effort will be made at high tide today to pull the submarine $19 from the sandbar where she grounded yesterday. Despite a heavy sea the crew of 38 officers and men remained aboard through the night.
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Orleans
Mass
Governor Davis Says Arrests Vindicate His Term
Charged figures Davis notes in Kahsa vna case arrested just before his governorship. They allegedly took a bribe of 1250 dollars to parole Fred Polan from the state penitentiary. Davis welcomes the arrests as vindication.
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Davis
Kahsa Vna His
Ae Hussell Datis
Fred Polan
State Penitentiary
Indiana Senate Committee Appointments Announced
Indianapolis January 14 The Senate announced committee placements after Lt Governor Van Orman gained control. Nejd is named to religious education and county unit issues, while Robert Moorehead leads the finance panel. Easton Penrod and Pettrod receive major assignments across corporations printing rivers welfare and budget duties with emphasis on public rights, franchises and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Senate
van Orman
Leutenant
Aoe
Nejdi
Robert Moorehead
Marion County
State Department
Perry H. Easton
Daviess
Knox Counties
Will K. Penrod
Loogoater
Martin County
Fiuanee Committee
Pettrod
Bishop Brown to Take Stand Today in Heresy Appeal
Cleveland date January 14 Bishop William Montgomery Brown will take the stand today appealing his conviction for heresy. He plans to address the eight prelates on the church's review court seeking greater liberalism within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Montgomery Brown
Review Court
Wisconsin Professor Arrest Sparks State Department Inquiry
Washington reports the state department instructed the American embassy in Mexico City to investigate the arrest of Dr. W. F. Lorenz professor at the University of Wisconsin by Mexican authorities. No reason for the detention was disclosed.
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Washington
U. S
State Department
Toda
Mexico City
W.F. Lorenz
Uiversity of
Wisconsin
Marion Kiwanis tops Riley Hospital charity drive list
The Marion Kiwanis club leads in Kiwanis subscription contributions to Riley Memorial Hospital in Indianapolis, with donations reaching about $2004 as reported.
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Marion
Marion Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Riley Memorial Hospital
Indianapolis
Kiwanis Program Delivers Insight on Health and Local Efforts
Kevianians meet as KLY Program members hear Dr. McKane discuss health investigations in Washington. The talk covers disease causes and sanitation, noting December findings and the impact of water quality. Members enjoyed a humorous cartoon feature by John Ith and a brisk, varied program.
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Kiwanis
A. KH
Wa Tall Mart
McKane
John Ith
Eight Hurt as Slede Strikes Auto in Chicago Crash
A highway collision in Chicago injures eight people. Five remain in critical condition after two vehicles collided when one pulled into the other’s path. Responders assisted at the scene and transported victims to area hospitals.
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Mayer McCarty
Holt
Putrolmar Bodes
Anderson
Horning
Discount Corporation
Lindsey
Sas Today
Co-operative
Lineman
Olle Mallory
Lunciez
Rock Pork
GOV
Jonathan M. Davis
Nussel Davis
Ton and
Will Re
Fin
Nejds
County Unit Bill
Bishop Brown
Albridge
Houband
Sandborn Ridge
Urbana
Agi
York
Standard company of/Ohio today
al Indicatio
Polat
Thard
Gerit
Stoke
Nwall
Ita
Greyshans
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