Debates on National Debts and Public Expenditure
The article surveys U.S. debt concerns and government spending, citing Indianapolis News. It discusses proposed cuts to expenditures, growing per capita costs, and the need to curb deficits. It also touches tariff impacts on goods and cultural notes on actors and public affairs of the era.
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Bhegcam Neber
Bato
United Blates
Bates
Indianapolis
Birturday
Navy
The Rea Egal Law on Automobile Speed Limits
Fragmented OCR text from Indiana law outlines speed limits for motor vehicles on public highways. It mentions eight miles per hour in urban business districts, fifteen miles per hour in other parts of municipalities, and up to twenty four miles per hour outside municipalities, with expectations for safe operation near bridges curves and descents.
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Pardoned Bankyguy’s Kin Tell of Ill, Kans City Saga
Kansas City June 2 A. E. Moreel once jailed for bank wrecking and forgery was pardoned after relatives, including mother father wife and children, prostrated themselves before Governor Koch. Now they ask why the pardon allows him back to sorrowing homes amid accusations of forgery debts and thefts across Kansas City St Louis Chicago and New York.
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Kansas City
A. E. Moreel Cauhler
Ighland
Kas
Ealls
Bwigdler
Kanass City
St) Louis
Chicago
New York
American Waghers? Association
Marcell
Uruken
Korh
Railroads Losing Money Amid Tax and Accounting Changes
A June bulletin reports railroads in the state lost about ten million dollars in the last fiscal year due to rising costs and accounting shifts. It disputes a prior increase in earnings claimed by a railway and warehousing commission, attributing the figure to method changes rather than real gains. The piece also notes various unrelated events including a juror being jailed and a high radium order.
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Chicago
Story of a boy soldier killed in the Civil War
An unnamed boy soldier, quoted as brave and loyal, dies in the Civil War conflict near Perryville Kentucky. The narrative recalls long march hardships, the loss of comrades, and the soldier’s courage, highlighting the cost of union and patriotism through historical reminiscence. Alexander Newberry is named among the fallen, with references to regimental action and battlefield conditions.
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Dendi
Sacutitan
Shelloh
Alpoel Warterson
Aeunion
Jakes
Ian Ouniog
Tearts
Anerican
Gorutstlile
Alabama
Aileraia
Tennessee
Alexander Newberry
Nashr
Diang
Hue
Luwetile
Cul lop Discusses Tariff In Speech on Industry and Farm Help
Hon William A Cullop summarizes a pamphlet speech on tariff policy. He argues protection should aid farmers and laborers over wealthy manufacturers and criticizes the emphasis on urban industry at the expense of agriculture. He questions how tariff gains are shared and cautions against exclusion of foreign provisions.
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Strike over heavy losses to merchants in Evansville
Indiana labor commissioner Woerner reported to Governor Marshall on the Evansville street railway strike. He described no recommendations, only the situation and the risk to merchants and consumers. If prolonged, merchants fear losses up to ten percent of inventory. An elevator accident in Cincinnati killed one and injured several, with no fatalities expected among the injured.
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Indianapolis
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Charles P. Woerner
Marshall
Evansville
Woerner
Beanaville
Apse Ssing
Beeble
Cincinnati
Reuben Wheat in solitary confinement at Sullivan
A murder convict, Reuben Wheat, is held in solitary confinement at Sullivan and denies visitation from family while claiming mistreatment. Sheriff Byars states prisoner safety prohibits visits and plans to present a new trial motion as the Friday verdict and upcoming sentencing loom. An old unrelated medical ad follows, offering Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back guarantee and a constipation remedy.
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Wheat
Byars Dachies
Noi
Prisner
Sullivan
Vincennes Capital
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
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