Indiana Music Teachers Association faces calls for reform
JW Buck addresses delegates at the Indiana Music Teachers Association thirty sixth annual convention in Marion. Mr Black proposes educational emphasis, broader committees, larger statewide membership and a dedicated fund. He urges a shorter two day meeting, a large governing committee, and dues from all musicians whether they attend.
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Indiana Music Teachers’ Associations
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Indiana Music Teschles’ Association
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Ectarerd
Jdvisers
Association
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W. Titson
Conners
George R. Eckert
Kokomo
W. EB. Moore
Flora
Notice of County Auditor and Board Secretary Lew S Corr
Lew S Corr serving as County Auditor and Secretary of the Board appears in a notice. The fragment references official roles and positions within county government.
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Lew S. Corr
Gettysburg reunion attendees plan Saturday departure
Nelson Parcell P Ellis Washington Akcester ugdie Daugherty Mr Oliver George Wonder B Ferguson Sam Weaver of Wheat Jind will leave Saturday on a B and C train to Gettysburg for the reunion of the famous battle. Charles and John Peel two other war veterans will also attend the reunion though they were in the big battle.
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Nelson Parcell
P. Ellis
Washington
Akcester
Ugdie Daugherty
Mr. Oliver
George Wonder
W. B
Ferguson
Sam Weaver
B& C
Gettyatmrs
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Pharles
John Peel
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Sugar mix causes severe burns on young child
A collision of letters shows a incident where a child on Ogden Street mistook concentrated sugar for something else and ingested it. The child’s mouth was badly burned according to a preliminary inquiry, with officials noting no other serious harm to the child.
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Ogden Street
First Wheat of Season Brought In
Nessa Goshorn reports the first winter wheat of the season brought in by Ephraim Colbert in South Town. The wheat is of good fidelity and tests sixty pounds to the bushel, with the price eighty cents per bushel.
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Nessa Goshorn
Oraing
Ephriap ‘Colbert South Town
Daily Market Quotations and Live Stock Summary
Market notes show hogs mixed to heavy, prices from 7.00 to 9.25 for various weights. Sheep and cattle bids listed alongside oats and white corn quotes. Chicago reflects stable bred cattle price range and corn pricing.
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Asxeer
Bard
Ortie
Chicago
K Bred
Retin EASE F BRIN Clause on Reserve Bank Fractions
Fragmented OCR text discusses percentages related to banks and reserves. It references regional reserve banks and a correspondent bank in federal reserve system. The readable entities include banks and reserve structures, but many words are garbled. The item appears as a partial note on monetary policy or banking procedures.
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Lgiva
Federal Reserve
Estate of J P Morgan valued at 100 million dollars
Thomas F E Rush, counsel to State Comptroller Lohmer, arrived in Queenstown to embark for New York after inspecting the J P Morgan estate in Europe. He says the estate totals about 100 million dollars with European works of art at about 12 million and other assets around 15 million, yielding a New York duty near 1 million dollars.
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J. P.morgan
New York State
Queenstown
Ireland
Thomas FE. Rush
Lohmer
J. P. Morgan
Europe
New York
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Morgan
State of
JUSTICE GERARD APPOINTED AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY
Washington reports Justice Justin James W. Gerard of the New York state supreme court has been chosen by President Wilson to serve as ambassador to Germany, replacing the planned Spain posting. The change aims to quickly fill key European posts, with Gerard’s family long prominent in the New York bar. He married Mary Daly, daughter of Marcus Daly of Butte.
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Washington
Justin James W. Gerard
New York State Supreme Court
Wilson
Germany
Justida Gerard
Spain
Justice Gerard
New York
Mary Daly
Marcus Daly
Butte
Stont
Baseball scores and standings from national and american leagues
National League games feature Philadelphia teams with Rucker and Peg Hixey. Brooklyn, Boston, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis matchups with varied battery pairs and final tallies. American League includes Washington and Philadelphia shows batting lines, pitchers Brown, Henry, and Henry’s battery in second games. Detroit reflects postponed grounds and standings compiled for the CLU.
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Philadelphia
Birgakhsit
Boston
New York
Hess
Noyra
Mathewson
Miyarn
Cincinnati
Brown
Clark
St. Louis
Pittebure Eovatsogety
Telidrix
Coleman
Sallée and Roberts
St Louis
Washington
Philadelpnia
Therles
Atullin
Henry
U. Bkadelphia
Render
Lapp
Croom and
Walth
Benz
Berber
Pdetroit
Lavendes
Ee Divas
House
Stanger
Lark Hostan
CLU
National Langue
Brooklyn
Chicago
St Pittaburg
Bi Louis Cincinnat
Roy
Washi
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Whetsell
East Main St
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Jans
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East Ralnut Street
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St. Simoh's Altar Society
Mary Rigkard
East Main
Otice
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Forice
East Main Street
G. WW. Wilteford
Jet Woodmen's Circle
Agnes Kellar Buraia Steele
Eribest
Ias
McKernan's
Kchescent Theater
Alo
Buck
County Board OF An
William
Gettysburg
Waily Market
Walter J. Wilson
Berlin
RH. B.'s
Eastside
Ozanan Club
Plainville
Kiefer’s Brass Band
Warner
Averad
Aera
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