Movement to bring European crisis before League of Nations
Washington reports authorities confirm a move to present the German Rhine occupation dispute to the League of Nations via diplomatic channels in Switzerland. Officials say no official action from Switzerland yet. France unlikely to alter its plan regardless of league involvement. Germany not a league member.
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Washington
Srl
Ruhr
League of Nation
Ndvicey
Switzerland
Jesgue
Ie Mathar
League 49
Rhine
League of Nations
Ite
Bottis
France
League
Germany
Fragmented OCR state court note on trial and adjournment
Fragmentary report from Mountbright about Raymond and John Si trial, state attorney and prosecutor handling case. Mentions a late afternoon adjournment, a parent referenced as Alyer or Aler, and uncertain details of a murder investigation with a boy as subject.
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Mtbright
Raymond Wee
John Si “Tor
Gwin
Penny Bylyeater Aler
County Unit School Reform Opposed by Farmers and Indians
A farmer legislators and Indian Federation of Farmers Association members voiced strong opposition to county unit school reform. About fifteen persons gathered in the Indiana chamber to condemn the measure, calling it experimental legislation and alleging withheld chapters of the educational survey report. Leaders denied box of pledges and asserted the house education committee had been packed with proxies for county unit supporters.
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Trenee
Neep
Tndianepolis
Atate Luo
Santo’ J
Ehool -Raform
Indians Federation of Farmers! Association
Bovee of Representatives
Senate
Dsohn G. “Brown
Urguntaniing Ta
Withield
T Hat
Wealing
Alonzo H. Lindley
Kingman
Willian Effle
Putnam
Owen
House Education Committee
Oly
Samuel A. Yittangor
Yelaware
Dunied Auta
Meeting notes incomplete phrase hints at legislative debate
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Monday night meeting about legislative matters with unclear details. Names, places, and actions are missing, preventing precise reconstruction of topics or outcomes.
Plover City Tax Payers Face Unique Property Levy
In January 1927 Plover, Wisconsin, becomes notable as the only city in the country where residents must pay a property tax to cover city expenses after a large paper mill failed to profit. The town relies on a small levy to fund treasury needs as the principal industry falters.
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Plover
Wisi
Miya
Xtowi
Utonia
Toy
Ruhr miners defy French orders in coal delivery dispute
German representatives and Ruhr operators refuse to obey French demand for coal deliveries. Reported threats of arrest fail to deter a planned general strike as tensions rise over occupation. Berlin notes indicate the move could slow coal output and provoke further actions by occupying forces.
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Gerlin
Dusseldorf
Kreuch
Behlin
Ruhr
Mandad
Felzo
Muenster
Degcutte
Theegen
Hugo Istinnes
Hig
Neadpunct
Hamburg
Berlin
Esaen Oo Uslay
Merchants Basketball Team Seeks Loyal Fan Support Tonight
Merchants fans are urged to fill the arena for a home game against an unspecified opponent. Orledus is noted in the lineup with Anderada and Fritchlon among the players expected to start as the team aims to secure a key win for the remainder of the season. The game clock starts at 1 pm local time with referees listed.
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Nation of the Merchants
Thame
Orledus
jTha Merchanto
Anderada
Fritchlon
Labor Fights Indiana State Police Bill in Legislature
Organized Indiana labor campaign declares active war on a bill to create a state police force proposed by Senator Morehead of Indianapolis. The plan calls for 84 men, patterned on New York legislation, with labor arguing the force serves only to repress labor. Labor leaders warn of heavy costs and oppose the measure on grounds of unnecessary rural policing and state burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Organized Labor of
Indiana
Morehead
State Federation of Labor
New York
Meni N. Taylor
Indiana high school tournament regional centers expand
An Indiana high school athletic association announcement shows basketball teams from Schog, Vincennes, and many counties entering the regional sectional tournament. Due to high participation, centers increase from 52 to 93 with over 500 teams signaling a large field across Fort Wayne Bloomington and other sites.
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Schog
Vincennes
A. L. Tester
Aéerdiary
Indianas
Artan Watt
Vincennes Hiehy
Fort Wayne
Fauw
Evin
Ndstum
Centae
Woomington
Fort, Wayne
Againr
Welle
Adams
Yansville
Vaarlerburg
Vosyy
Sperker
Purcy
Crawford
Allei
Whitley
Franksin
Johnson
Frankfort
Clinton
Carroll
Greencastle
Sutham
Greenfield
Hlancork
Hemmond
Lakr
Dagger
Hannover
Jefferson
Scois
Aarrison
Boyd
Clarke
Switzerland
Hoptington AH Glue
Fountain
Wiveren
Vintetires
Tinox
Daviesd
Uptondby
Randaipt
Warsaw
Koneluske
Three Coal Cars and Caboose Leave Rails In Crash
A derailed caboose and three coal cars disrupted the B&O line after a wreck at night. No injuries were reported as crews cleared the track and repaired the line under the familiar equity schedule, with a wrecker from B&O assisting.
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Rogers
Tequity
Hart
Health story fragment hints at child weight and care
A garbled passage mentions a child found underweight and in need of medical care. It references a doctor who examined the child, administered treatment, and began medicine. Details are unclear, but the scene centers on health concerns and early nursing efforts.
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Tilyiaion
Legislative struggle on tax and state departments unfolds
The assembly debates raising property tax funds while suspending a tax bill and considering abolition of the banking and insurance department. Bills seek to seize control of the state police and curb law violators with felony penalties up to 1,000 dollars or a year in prison.
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Secon
Itn
Billa
Senate
Bark Ing Uid
Andour
Jblls
Judiciary
Drive wheel falls from engine 5110 at B&O depot
A drive wheel fell off engine 5110 while backing up to look on to passenger train 28 at the B&O depot in Eloy. The crippled engine was sent to the round house for repair and another engine substituted. Train 28 experienced a brief delay due to the accident.
Baltimore & Ohio Officials Inspect Local Shops in Whallington
General Superintendent of motive power Emerson and other high officials of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad visited Whallington for an inspection of the local shops. They arrived in private car No 23 and returned on train No 24.
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Emerson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Whallington
Montgomery Ministers Union Bans Divorce Marriages
The Montgomery Ministers Union in regular session passed resolutions to refuse marriage ceremonies for divorces unless the grounds are recognized by Biblical law. The action signals a limit on future marriages or divorces in Montgomery based on religious criteria.
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Montgomery
Nlopey of
Tha Montgomery Ministers Union
Union
Macting
Harrison Arkansas lynching and railway strikes unfold
Details emerge from Harrison Arkansas as Tom Boler reports the lynching of C. Gregor amid rail strikes on the Missouri and Northern Arkansas line. The mob attacked Gregor, a radical labor secretary, after a strike and alleged sabotage, while others linked to the incident faced intimidation and police investigations.
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Harrison
Ark
C. Gregor
Tom Balke
West Eleventh
Walnut
Boler
Miasouri
Northern Arkansas
T ‘Moan
Air
Balter
Hartwo
Washington
Maurionep
Tom Baler
Kate Beler
Walnut Streets
Harrigan
Guards Disband In Harrison After Tense Incidents
In Harrison Arkansas guards were hurriedly organized to restore order amid protests over a railway disruption. Citizens, aided by a governor’s warning, urged countermanded orders to deploy troops as warnings of potential saboteurs and deportations surfaced. Local crowds dispersed after peaceful demonstrations near the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad line.
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Harrison
Ack
Dreserra
Gregor API
Coren
Sorjy
McRae
Citizana
Minsouri & North Arkansas Railroad
Battom
Harding Shows No Proven Illness After Grip Attack
President Harding, slowed by a severe cold contracted a week ago, remains confined to his room but is not seriously ill per Secretary Christian and Dr. Sawyer. He left his desk yesterday and will likely stay resting for a day or two while officials note his strength recovery.
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Harding
Christian
Sawyer Bie
Alras
Fesling
Washington
Jan
Bidamie
Grip
Secretary of Labor
Qarts
Wark
John Hays Hammond
Coal Commission
Ford
Sea
Veterans’ Bureau
All Lavoe
Paris Trials First U S Traffic Signal on Grand Boulevards
Crowds gathered at a major Paris intersection to watch the first automatic traffic signals in operation. The revolving white signal attracted observers as Paris plans to deploy the system across busy rush hours, reducing the number of men needed for traffic control.
Schlorende Inc Leads Thes Pres Scene
Schlorende Inc holds the presidency role as the company navigates leadership changes and strategic decisions affecting its direction and market position.
Fragmentary fire report from unknown city and date
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions firemen guiding clothing and a blaze with flames tilting, referencing a Chilean individual and a Joe, but the details are too garbled to identify the event, people, or location.
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Bingham
Jan
Joe
Bloodshed in Sees Possibility in Ruhr Valley
A United Press report notes Hugo Buinnes foresees bloodshed if French forces force Ruhr mining at bayonet point. He cautions German workers and Westphalians may resist fiercely, given their stubbornness and readiness to fight.
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Berlini
Hugo Buinnes
Germany
Ruhr
United Press
Posatblijty
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