Prohibition Raid Targets Southern Indiana Hotels
Indianapolis January 22. Acting district prohibition chief J. H. Abel led raids on hotels and rooming houses in the southern Indiana district. Four trunks and two suitcases filled with liquor were seized from multiple sites as part of a broader crackdown with support from Chicago if needed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jh. H. Abel
Dia
Idianapalis
Indiana
Repid
Abel
Chicago
Pez Denies All Charges of Waste at Emergency Test Board
Charles Pez former director general of the Emergency Test Corporation denied charges of mismanagement and waste before the House Shipping Board Expenditures Committee. He disputed Martin Gillen's claims including a $240,000,000 securities loss later found in a Philadelphia gate deposit box.
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Washington, D.C
Charles Pez
Generat
Emergency Test Corporation
House Committee On Shipping Board
Martin Gillen
Piez
Gillon
Fleet Corporation
Acquitted Flynn and Basa in adultery trial
Hop Flynn and Tode Basa were found not guilty after a Thursday afternoon trial before Mayor McDowell. A twelve man jury returned the verdict, and the defendants were discharged immediately after.
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Hop" Flynn
Calder ccol bill and nominations dominate Senate hearings
Senate conducts hearings on Calder ccol bill while considering nominations from President Wilson. Senate debates minimum wage and packs a bill as the House pursues agricultural appropriations and tariff hearings. Foreign affairs mulls a bill on war time passport control and related extensions.
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Senate
Prea. Wilson
House House
Ter
Barsien
Umea
Pasaport Control
Britain on Verge of Industrial Conflict Over Wages
London reports a coming battle between capital and labor as wage reductions become a live issue postwar. Lord Aswith warns prices will fall with wages and argues prewar costs must be restored to keep Britain competitive. John Glynes counters that labor will reject broad wage cuts and profits should not be lowered through wage reductions.
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London
Great Britain
Shas
United Press Today
Lord Aswith
John Glynes
Paramut
Root views on disarmament matter debated in Washington
Washington January discussion centers on disarmament as President-elect Harding prepares for the inauguration. Senator Root, chairman of naval affairs, suggests timing and strategy for arms limits while cautioning against forcing quick tests under the current administration. He notes eastern European instability could affect any accord.
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Washington
Harding
Butler
Tionsa Naval Affairs Committee
Root
Neot India
Fetter
Mardinly
Prudleybie
Rongrea
Rool
Europe
Seymour Rotarians Enjoyed Visit Here
Seymour Rotarians visited Washington Rotary Club Thursday evening and returned home Friday morning. Members praised the Washington club and said the visit entertained them. Also listed are Rotary guests from Vincennes and other areas who attended the event.
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Seymour Rotarians
Armour Tribune
Séymour Ro‘adang
Washington Rotary Ciuk
Washington
Seymour Rotarian
Pharewan
Qath
Baltimore & “Fontepes Center
Flete
Flatembera
Vincennes Rotary
Washthas Organization
Logansport Shops to Close Indefinitely
Logansport Indiana reports orders posted in the local Pennsylvania shops that effective Monday January 34 the local shops will close indefinitely. The locomotive department workforce between 500 and 900 workers will be affected. clerical staff cut 25 percent. Officials say retrenchment is the policy.
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Logansport
Ind
Pennsylvania
Locomotive Department
Wil
Fils
Knowledge of His Meaning Says School Official
Philadelphia January 24. A school official states that early love manifestations appear in kindergarten and school life. Mis Ide notes affection through hair pulling, seating, braiding, pins, and notes as signs of interest. Teachers observe gleams, gestures, and playful actions that reveal attraction between students.
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Jay
Philadelphia
Chadge G. Ide
Secial Eduration
Vera
Limeell
Mrs Perte Little Faces Murder Trial In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on January 2, 1924 Louise Peete sits aloof as spectators press for the death penalty in the murder case of Jacob Benton. The courtroom scene centers on the prosecutor and the alleged evidence shown, including a quilt and a discolored canvas believed tied to the crime.
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Log Angeles
Cal
Louise Peete
Jacob
K. Benton
Cas
Imost
Comley Wom
Tully
Ape
Peele
Denton
Joseph
Jana Sined
Democrats of Washington organize city campaign meeting
A notice recalls a Saturday night gathering at Temple Court to organize the city campaign efforts. Officers were to be elected to manage the upcoming Pagio aid campaign and general party activities.
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Washington
Taut
Temple Court
Paigo
Washington Halls Triumph and Evansville Defeat Highlights
Washington defeats Evansville 27 to 19 in a hard fought home game noted for rough play. The rout at Vincennes saw Hennessey and Behrent star for Vincennes Y M C A with an 82 to 6 halftime lead over the local Y.
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Washington
Evaneville
Evansville
Vvanaville
Bisck
Washington Warriors
Eames
Rt “Princetos
Princeton Highland Teat
Princeton
Bonneville
Vincennes
Kim Fors
Tlace Basketball Lleam
Indianapolis
Vincennes Y. M. C
Dante
Johnny Hennessey
Béhrent
Jon
Mennsessey
Frankfor A
Aude
Kixmiller
M.C. A
Flennerboy
McClure If
Kixmitter
Feiddle
Mallory O. Behrent
Kismitter Frankfort
EL Kixmiller
Schwarts
Nefree
Overman
Sullivan
Peakethat
Sullivan High School
Sulliven
Vacennes
Wolt
Wampler
Bedwell
Vincesines
Coos
Ulery
Abrams the Ald
Creech Stanbaush
Iwole
Ewe Gos
G Blanbaugh
Rere
Jones
Tax reform plans aim for county state tax equalization
Reports indicate proposed amendments to the state tax law would shift local levies and bond taxes to be reviewed by state and county boards. The plan envisions uniform assessments within counties with court appeals preserved for taxpayers. The administration’s tax proposals, drawn at Gov McCray’s request, await final review by the State Tax Board.
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Rentlohe
Gov
Ray
States Board
Board of Review
State
McCray
Fragmentary Report from Huntaville Hospital Mystery
A garbled missive from Huntaville Alabama describes a hospital scene where a man claimed being kicked by a male balance head and left unable to move. The account notes the man being found helpless with a bed injury and investigations continuing into the incident.
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Jones
British Submarine K-1 Reported Lost Off English Channel
London January 22 The British submarine K-1 with a crew of six officers and fifty men was reported lost in the English Channel Thursday. Details of the incident were not immediately released and the navy said more information would be made public later.
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London
English Channel
Ucel
Harding Arrives at St Augustine After Panama Trip
President elect Harding reaches St Augustine on his post Panama itinerary. He plans a two week coastal cruise aboard the Frelinghuysen and then returns to normal life. Cabinet debates and Senate pressure loom over his choices as he seeks balance between party wishes and his own. Mrs Scn divider’s health concerns prompt a Chicago visit with her husband.
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St. Augustine
Ratuya
Panama ii
Harding
St Augustine
Merlon
Senate
Polot
Indiana lawmakers tour Northern Indiana industrial centers
Legislators on a pleasure trip arrived by special train in Hammond to visit Industrial centers in the Calumet region. They toured Gary facilities with wives and companions, planned a luncheon and afternoon inspections, and expected a return trip later the day with no set departure time.
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Hammond
Lod
Citranrl
Hoimmond
Duicp
Indiana
Gary
Robbery Suspect Slept Behind $5 Tip Trigger
Vernon police report Rev. Guy Kyle linked to a $21 000 mall robbery case after a $5 tip to a expressman led to arrest. Kyle, identified as a former preacher, allegedly orchestrated the crime with Loren Williamson and others. Securities valued at about $27,000 were recovered from an crate and hidden locations around a garage. Kyle refused further comment to postal authorities.
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ML. Vernon
Lev Jlo
Guy Kyle
Vernon Wage
Ind
Loren Williamson
Kyle
Paxton
Kyleton Jesse
Appointing Power Sparks District Waterloo Fight
Reports say Congressman Bland faces a flood of federal appointment requests as soldiers and local leaders clash over postmaster and other offices. The American Legion backs Major Franklin L. Snider for postmaster in Washington, while Chattin and Sside factions push rivals, with McGehee and Bert Allen staying clear of the fray as the contest intensifies.
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Bland
Oscar
Congress
Bryan
Air
John C. Chane
Wiliam A. Cullop
Washington
S. Poroin
Sternarie
Tha Leason
Sitheus
Point of Nim ‘Ora
Legion
Franklin “le Snider
Congressman Blaml
Bret Ag Dr Chatlin
Chaltin
My Tho Dabt
Court House
Atty Batt
Blendill Spagial
McGehee
Bert Allen
Allen
Sotlere
Office Golders
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Wiith
Bix Oficern
Galt
Bicknell Néwa
Scndider
Séuddier
Calumet Region
Kid
Congressman's Mall
Fisree
American Legion
Mro
Clara C. Muller
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Ut S U Midler Teft
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