Saloon Regulation Debate Moves Through State House
Fragmented report details a long session on saloon reform with mentions of a reform school proposal, county commissioners, and a party split. It notes that bills were introduced, debated, and passed in part, with counties like St Joseph Vigo and others referenced and the topic tying to prohibition era regulation and labor concerns.
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Loys
Chile
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Bill
Pidered
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Bren
Posenge
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Clore Pro
Atat
Michigan
Beni
Jodlanapdiar City
Opver
Michigan City
Fteit
Marty’ Tonigh
Chisé Thorn
Njmond
Gary
Ellares
Chicago
Dianspolls Police
Beldenuticker
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Frisve
Tygwenate
Galbraith
Expenses and shops battle over work cuts
Fragmented text describes a dispute about expenses and shop operations. Mentions men returning to hard labor, a cut being made, and departments with workers. Details are unclear due to poor OCR.
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Feo
Workman Injured in Fall at Mine Incident
At Bigynell a workman named Meeks was injured by a fall and narrowly escaped death. He suffered upper hip injuries but is expected to recover. The incident occurred at an active mine site with no further details provided.
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Din Meeks
Ah Workman
Nbergwiy
Scapare case shocks New York family letters demand ransom
Jan 29 New York Francis Arnold, a wealthy family importer, sent two letters to a young woman blaming her abduction on her actions. Arnald's wife Dorothy and others are questioned as investigators trace the letters. Legal counsel says no plainer suspects yet. The Arnold family denies involvement and says relatives are not assisting in any way.
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New York
Francis Ha
Arnold
Famery
Whita Dorothy
Hick Deen
Arnald
Atma
Mid
Arpoldyir
Arnotde
Interesta stock sale prompts purchase of Independent Co
Morning markets report a deal to buy up stock of the penitent Le companies at Wi Vinrennesy Bedford and Bin. Purchasers unnamed, bid at par, with plans to erect a new office building. Ohio Savings pub and Trust Company rep E. 8. Cads led the Toledo bid and held majority stock.
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Vinrennesy
Bedford
Bin
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Eaatiler
Ohio Savings Pub and Trust Company
Toledo
Ohio
Comon
Jong
En Company
Denver Detective Arrest Spurs Bank Robbery Case
A chaotic tale emerges of a Denver bank robbery and pursuit with a robber named Al Buck ey connected to a young accomplice. The man reportedly fled toward Fort Worth routes, then was captured after a high tension confrontation with police. Witnesses describe a tense chase ending with the suspect in custody as investigators piece together the sequence of events including the highway standoff and attempted escape.
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Fort Worth
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Letigha
Boasemer
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Denver
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Topeka
Casper Schneider Dead at Age in Washington Indiana
Casper Schneider, aged about eighty, died after thirteen weeks of mineral debility. He lived in Washington for many years and resided with his son Peter Schneider in Terre Haute the last ten years. The German immigrant, an industrious man, left a widow and a single child, Catharine Schneider, and had worked in local mines and shops. The death occurred at his son’s home in Terre Haute, with the funeral set for Monday morning.
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Peter Sehnelder
Terre Haute
Casper Schneider
Sehnelden
Washington
Wash
Fuxton
East Fourteenth Street
Petantme
Terre Auie
Scheider
Term Haute
Mr. Behnelder
John Keller
Mit Street
Uhat
Wilson
Wr. Schneider
Hie
Germany
Ej Wen
Teaven
Putur Bechneider
Brothers sue over will to undo deed near Cornettyville
Elisabeth Bright died at home near Cornettyville. Two brothers and many nieces and nephews sue in Davie circuit to void a deed to Lillia Wade and reclaim the estate alleging Bright was of unsound mind when the purported will and transfer were made. They seek judgment declaring the instrument null and void and damages of 950 plus possession of the real estate.
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Elisabeth Bright
Cornettyville
Davie
Hierenstert Steele
Lillia Wade
Elizabeth Bright
Eliza
Beth Bright
Yams
Bright
Oil Train Hits Automobile at Crossing in Vincennes
Five occupants of a Johnson auto jumped clear as an oil train struck the rear of the vehicle at a dark crossing near Southwestern tracks in Vincennes Indiana about 8 pm. The collision damaged the car but there were no serious injuries reported.
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Vincennes
Ind
Johnson
Charles Bryant
Headache Remedy Warns Against Eye Strain Causes
A health notice urges removing the cause of headaches rather than relying on eye tablets. It claims seeing clearly does not guarantee healthy eyes and warns that overlong eye strain affects the nervous system and heart, potentially causing death, urging consultation with their Optician.
The Thief Appears in Quern House Tuesday
A scarce readable fragment notes that The Thief appeared in a quern house on Tuesday. The text hints at Ferrandy's magazines and newspaper devoted to this plan with Washington theater readers glad to learn that the events afforded enjoyment by scoonaing the produce Uno.
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Ferrandy
Washington
Uno
Baum to replace Woodville Hospital chief in sane asylum plan
Hediberg went to Evaneyilio today with Cuttore Baum who will replace him at the Woodville Hospital for the Insane. Baum attempted to kill himself while in the county jail, signaling ongoing turmoil in the asylum administration and security concerns.
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Hediberg
Evaneyilio
Mboq
Cuttore Baum
Woodwiere Hdspital
Baum
Gro
Conga
Fragmentary report on family hardship and squalid living
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Richardson family living in dire circumstances with a newborn and poor conditions. It mentions parents, a child, and limits on the mother’s ability to care. The text references flour and water as basic sustenance and a street setting, implying neglect or poverty.
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Richardson
Mitchell a Paradise for Grap Shout ers
Fragmentary text from a Mitchell item mentions morals, a trio of men, and a saloon scene. It references local towns, a mood, and phrases about offerings and behavior in Mitchell, with unclear names and places due to damaged OCR.
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Mitchell
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Mitchell Tribrine
Walker and Knowles Swim in Frigid Kane River Test
Report notes Leonard Knowles, a physicist, swimming fifty yards across the Kane River in twenty one degree water while crowds watch. Walker, previously mentioned, sat nearby as Knowles completed the crossing amid harsh elements and near freezing conditions.
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Walker
Leonard Knowles
Kane River
Knowles
Wallace case ends in retrial doubt after jury dispute
The trial of W. A. Wallace on charges of unlawful sale of whiskey concluded with jurors retiring for long debate after a dinner break at the Maradith. The jury remained unresolved and a retrial was not certain by Friday afternoon.
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W. A. Wallace
Agar
Maradith
New Heads for Two State Schools
Indiana story notes Tad Jun Wa at Rising Sun Jefferson Vernon elected state school heads. Indianapolis report highlights two districts choosing new leaders for 1920s era schools.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tad Jun
Rising Sun
Jefferson T. Vernon
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The readable portion is fragmentary with no clear person, place, or event to identify. The text offers no actionable details or context to form a proper summary card for a newspaper record.
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