Wilson Denounces Congress for Inaction in Letter
President Wilson denounces Congress for not acting on high cost of living and tax reform in a letter responding to Brotherhood protest against adjournment. He faults Congress for delaying peace, failing to pass constructive laws, and threatening an extra session to push urgent appropriations.
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Farmers Seek Platform Plank at Republican Convention
Disjointed OCR text shows farmers arriving for a Monday convention to push for a platform plank. Key entities are unclear, but the item centers on agricultural interest groups pressing the party for policy changes at the event.
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Fragmentary City Notice on Public Safety and Self Defense
A damaged OCR fragment references farm products and aims to prevent shootings and downfalls in the ward. The cut text mentions safety measures and local vigilance but lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
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Ten Coals For Charge Steam Roller
A report notes ten coal charges against a steam roller. Supporters object to the steam being busy, with statements attributed to opponents and local observers about the ongoing matter.
Republican Convention Forges Platform As Wood Backers Rally
Reports say Wod backers pressed for a fair platform while direct wires tied Sen Norm Pen to his Philadelphia hotel. Delegates from Georgia and Pennsylvania faced disputes over seating and female suffrage as Alice Paul led plans for militant protest.
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Temporary injunction sought against Hincher Manufacturing Company of Indiana
Solomon Leeiso mayor and Elkanah Allen allege in a petition filed in Indiana that a temporary injunction is needed to restrain threats and violence against officers and employees of the Hincher Manufacturing Company. The petition cites protecting persons and property from mob action during labor disputes and seeks court orders to prevent interference with the plant, prevent invasions of plant property, and bar harassment or intimidation of staff and families.
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Princeton Shows A Increase Of 684
The document reports population changes with a noted rise of 684 in Princeton area figures. Included are mentions of Washington Sue and Vernon Indiana locations with percent indicators and a decrease of 155 in a nearby locale.
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Winterhalter Dies in Naval Hospital
Rear Admiral Winterhalter, a prominent Navy officer and former chief of the Asiatic Fleet, died after pneumonia at a naval hospital. His career included service in the Pacific and leadership roles within the fleet.
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Local man Frank Zinkin subject of age dispute report
Readers learn of a case involving Frank Zinkin regarding age related questions and details, with emphasis on public records and the involved parties. The report outlines the facts as presented and notes any official statements or actions taken.
Raid Delays in Delivery Triggered Alcohol Raid
Police and sheriff officers, aided by a large force, conducted a raid following delays in a liquor delivery. They claimed to seize multiple quarts of "white mule" and arrested Alman on an intoxicants possession charge. An affidavit and possible federal court action were noted, with ongoing investigation into the delivery network and next steps.
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Dudge A.B. Anderson
Polish Offensive Advances Reported Across Front
London reports indicate a Polish offensive has been launched with advance posts and tests driven into some areas. Information says Red forces were repulsed in portions near the Peiphet and Othorn sectors as authorities track the broader clashes along the frontier.
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Public hearing on rail wage ended in delay
Chicago officials reported the public hearing on railroad wages adjourned after an executive session, with a decision on wage demands for railroad employees expected at the earliest possible moment.
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Soesipitis
Legion Convention Features Entertainments and Officers
The Vincennes post plans a Legion convention with boxing exhibition a baseball game and dances in late February. Washington Rotary officers were elected at a luncheon with President Roy Smith and others serving as president secretary treasurer and sergeant at arms. The meeting also discussed warship sales policy and board opinions on purchasers and financing.
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Postponed Senate Action on Tax and Corruption Probes
A Senate committee in Washington adjourned until 3 PM as it postponed votes on the Harris income tax measure and a probe into alleged campaign improprieties. President Wilson today signed an army reorganization bill for a 2976 army.
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Kidnappers Demand Ransom for Baby in Unclear Case
Fragments report a baby kidnapping in Philadelphia with suspects in custody and police questioning. Details are garbled with unclear names and times, but authorities warn of a ransom demand and ongoing investigation.
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Meinert Convicted Claim in Marion County Jail Gaming Ring
William Meinert, former jail boss, faced trial in Indianapolis on charges he ran a gambling game in the Marion County jail. Prosecutors argued he arranged, supplied cards and loot for the scheme, seeking a conviction based on the evidence. Defense contended Meinert was used by others in the operation and urged leniency.
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Convicted Murderer Receives Maximum Sentence in Michigan
Jurors and officials report Lloyd Jory in Michigan court received the maximum life sentence with hard labor for the murder of J Stanley A Brown. The judge, Jim Denly, handed down the ruling in Jackson following a vacation session.
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Hospital finances show deficit despite growth in popularity
A county hospital report shows a $1 006 12 deficit for the year ending April 1 despite admissions rising to 420 and significant gains in public support. Expenses totaled 15 385 43 with major costs in salaries drugs and operating room care.
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