Miners Strike Evictions Reported in Kanawha Valley
In Charleston West Virginia January 23 striking miners and their families camp in canvas tents amid winter storms. Evicted non union workers occupy company shacks nearby as the wage dispute with West Virginia coal operators continues after a Jacksonville wage conference last year.
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Secretary of tags field narrows candidates list
The text notes a narrowed field of candidates for secretary of tags with several named contenders from multiple states. It claims the final selection will differ from these names and that the President is overseeing a policy shift in the department focusing on marketing and distribution.
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Toolidge
Rea
Carey
Wyoming
Tomas Campbell
Montane
Ralph Merritt
Inia
John. Fields
Oklahoma
Bauls: Taber
Ohio
Willis Bailes
Train No 1 70 Make aes At Loogootee Indiana Ja 23
Train officials announced schedule changes affecting west and east bound runs from Loogootee and Seymour. Train 65 66 would be discontinued while trains 67 68 were adjusted to stop at additional stations to pick up and drop passengers from Vincennes and nearby towns amid local protests.
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West Spa
Will Blom &Toogootea
Pat Singers
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Beyon
Hyill
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Thief Steals Dozen Children's Suits in Night Break-In
A thief broke into the Reliance Sindiaeting Company warehouse on Mastapin Street near Mealy Miles and stole twelve children’s play suits from a large shipment. Suits ranged in sizes from 2 to Fantance details note forced rear door entry. Bruce Wright, local superintendent, investigates.
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Googontea
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Reliance Sindiaeting Company
Mastapin Street
Mealy Miles
Forcin Obesi
Bruce
Wiright
Davis case faces early trial amid conspiracy charges
In Topeka on January 23 the former Governor Davis and his son await trial on charges of conspiracy linking to the River case. The preliminary hearing was waived and the court is expected to set an early trial date.
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Topeka
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Gas Tax Revenue and Road Spending in Daviess County
A 1923 24 report details the gasoline tax collected in Daviess County 32 362 dollars the amount returned to the county 113 18 etc. It lists automobile license revenue 24 689 70 and expenditures on county and state roads including mileage and bridge costs 10 888 10.
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Eclipse Watch Stumbles in Weather for Saturday Morning
Fragmentary OCR describes uncertainty surrounding an astronomical observation on a Saturday morning. Weather and visibility factors appear to cloud prospects, with notes suggesting an unfavorable outlook for viewing the eclipse.
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Chicago
Ambiguous OCR Note
Fragments indicate references to Forbes, former head of the Veterans Bureau, accusations of fraud, and names like Ralph Potter. The readable text is too fragmented to extract a coherent event, date, or location for a proper news summary.
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Veterans! Bureau
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Charles Ib
Ralph Potter
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Judge Baltzele Seated for First Case in Federal Court
Judge Baltzele presided at his first federal proceeding as the Greenspeg WailerCo seeks to enjoin the Public Service Commission from enforcing a rate order. The session opened in Greenport federal court with Judge Abbott also present.
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OLeary's Son Sambler Dies at 60 of Heart Disease
Taig-Him known as Chicago fire figure O Leary's son Sambler dies at 60 from heart disease. He was famed as the son of the woman linked to the 1871 blaze that started the city fire. This obit notes his death and lineage.
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Icago
Sambler
Chicago
O'Leary
Special guards surround Illinois killer after deadly shooting
Louis McClain, after a firing spree that left one dead and another seriously wounded, was surrounded by guards in the county jail following a dance hall incident near Edwardsville. Officials feared mob action as McClain was brought in for processing.
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McClain
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Indiana Officials Weigh Action Over Ohio Driver Arrest Threats
Secretary of State Schorlemeier conferred with Attorney General Gilliam on possible state action regarding threats by the Ohio public service commission to arrest Indiana truck drivers. Gillam considered suing in Columbus to elevate the dispute to Ohio authorities.
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Schorlemeier
Gilliam
Indiana
Ohio Public Service Commission
Ohio
Gillam
Columbus
Priest Rescued by Firemen During Church Fire
Chicago on January 23 firemen saved the Rev. D. Suerth from death while an aged priest tried to save altar valuables at St. Francis Catholic Church. The blaze caused damage to the church as firefighters battled heat and smoke.
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Chicago
D. Suerth
St. Francis Catholic
Lovere
Appreciation Note From Farmers Committee
Mrs. Hugh Kelt, chairwoman of the Farmers' Short Course committee, thanks merchants for loaned articles aiding home economics demonstrations. The Farm Bureau provided financial help. Merchants mentioned include Hatfield stores, Paul Staver, K. G. Ritter, Hamersly stores, Brown Web Race, O'Donnell, Washington Flower.
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Oine Parmers Committee
Farm Bureau
Hatfield Tores
Paul, Staver
K. G. Ritter
Keamiy
Hamersly
Unclear OCR Outline of Indiana Senate Debate
Fragmentary text mentions Senator Holmes and a bill related to school enforcement. Details are scrambled and names obscured, with no clear outcome or date.
Biotleg Gang Suspected in Lucas Death
Police blame Biotleg Gang for the death of Lucas Lin 43 after a mysterious attack last night. James Lin died in hospital from trobh wounds. the police report indicates the gang was involved in the assault and subsequent injuries.
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Testimony in Weehawken scandal case delays grand jury
In Jersey City on January 23 a prosecutor announced testimony from Edward Edwards about the Weehawken scandal will not go before the grand jury today. The record shows a small crowd and unclear action as officials noted possible delays.
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Nator
Edward Idwards
Jnot
Jhry
Amendment to Child Labor Bill Defeated
Oklahoma City January 23 The Oklahoma House of Representatives voted down the proposed child labor amendment by 1 to 26. The state will consider the measure again Monday.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Bose For Representatives
State Tele
Illumination Gas Causes Five Deaths in New York
News brief reports five deaths from inhaling illuminating gas in New York within the past twenty four hours. Three additional people are listed in serious condition from the same cause. An urgent appeal for clothing donations to aid suffering humanity is included, with a call to ship bundles to Indianapolis for Near East Relief.
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Washington
Matilda
Burd
Peoples’ Bank
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Evening Banquet Closes Washington Short Course
The Methodist church hosted a successful closing banquet with over 200 attendees, wrapping a three day short course led by Charlie Eldweik and featuring lectures by Arthur Nehf and Dr. W. Dearing. Dozens of farmers and residents from Washington and Daviess County heard talks on prosperity, appreciation, and community life.
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Washington
Mikaedi
Charlie Eldweik
Stthaster
Wishington
Daviess
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Arthur Nehf
Keaders
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Hastings
Fred Meuke
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Life of Christ Series at Methodist Church Parish
The church announces the third sermon series in January Sunday mornings titled Life of Christ with topics including Jesus and Abundant Life and The Miracles of Jesus. Sunday night services feature Ruth and Cantata selections. A home visitation plan by AI Society will pair two members per team to visit Methodists homes and recruit new members, with Ruth Edwards serving as secretary.
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Jesus
Peribatoy
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Sorvier
Ruth
Washington
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Bishop Grose Safe After Shanghai Cable Report
The Metro digt board of missions transmitted a cabi gram from Bishop George Grose stating all safe in Shanghai. Grose, former president of DePage University, had been reported missing. In other dispatches, Paris reported confidence in the Ferriotf government and a vote on meat program. Also, Indiana resident Henry Green dies at 103. Rev. T. D. Gal challenges B. W. Riley in Sprite race.
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Metrodigt Board ‘of Missions Today
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Shanghai
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DePage University
China
Paris
Flerriotf
Fragmentary OCR: scattered phrases on fight and hunting
Readable bits mention a fight with unclear sequence and references to hunting, an individual named MeL Réney, and Jackson. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative or final outcomes.
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Jackson
Indianapolis Legislature Faces Advisory Committee Debates
Fragmented notes show discussions in the Indiana legislature about a state government reform report. The advisory committee and Rep Pittinger are cited weighing figures and potential changes before the session ends, with the governor’s stance noted.
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Iltec
Pittinger
Jackson
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Lebanon county project
Fragmentary text suggests a local construction bill or project in Lebanon County with references to a class and a new site. The readable items are insufficient to state a clear event, date, or participants.
Co op marketing anti Klan forces win in state legislature
A reform bill on cooperative marketing and anti Klan measures advances in the state legislature after a late committee approval. Delays arose as a committee member shifted support, prompting changes to the proposed bill and amendments.
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Hidianapolis
Unclear draft notes on disposition and payments to officials
Fragmentary text references a yearly disposition of funds and a payment to a governor. Mentions a person named Jamey Goldrich and a pool mindd, with garbled phrases and no clear event or date.
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Jamey Goldrich
Incomplete OCR notes from Indiana city planning meeting
Fragmented text shows discussions on a new station and taxation issues. Mentions a county councilor and revenue priorities but lacks clear outcomes or dates. Names and places are garbled, leaving only hints of municipal planning dialogue.
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