Greenwood Presses for House Whip Role
Indiana Democrats in the next House show strong backing for Rainey Winds as speaker leader. Louis Ludlow and I Rowland Farley prefer Rainey while Auburn’s Green backs a deputy or committee role amid internal delegation discussions on the speaker lineup.
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Japanese forces push toward Jehol and Chengteh in Jehol campaign
Reports from Peiping and Mukden recount a rapid Japanese advance in Jehol. Japanese troops claimed to have captured towns near Chengde and pushed toward Lingyuan, with Major Hattori's units converging for a larger assault as Chinese positions were reported to be collapsing in several strongholds.
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Anderson Refuses to Hold Tournaments
Local report notes Anderson declines to stage tournaments, citing unspecified reasons. No additional details provided in the fragment.
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Assessors Start Spring Labor Over County Values
Assessors begin spring work to reassess county properties. Despite limited funds and aging records, they aim to finalize the 92,256 dollar remainder due this year. The process, tied to President's Day observance, focuses on property value changes and potential increases in assessments.
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Opposition 1 Swept Away in House and Senate
The article reports that administration bills were passed in both chambers as opposition efforts faltered. Leaders planned raising between $1.5 and $2 million for direct vs religious goods, funded by a two cent tax or general fund appropriation. A bill postponing municipal elections for one year drew opposition from many mayors.
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Willard Bateman to Start Work at Once on Bounty Road
O Connor former road supervisor will begin work immediately. Commissioners announced his wage at 4.50 dollars per day, replacing the legally set amount. James and others noted the change in the arrangement.
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Local Woman Summoned Noted in Community Note
A local woman named Laura Miléy remains in the community spotlight as a formal summons is issued. Details are scarce, but the notice underscores ongoing local civic matters and scheduled actions related to Ms Miléy.
Intangibles tax bill signed by governor in Indiana
A newly enacted intangibles tax plan signed by Gov. Paul V. McNutt taxes stocks and bonds, bank deposits, and stock holdings. The bill, filed last night and approved in time for January 1, values all property for taxation and sets penalties for nonpayment.
President's Day Bargains Showcasd Amid Weekend Sales
In Washington banners advertise discounted buys for a four day Presidents Day weekend. Shoppers are urged to seize the chance on Saturday to take advantage of special offers and promotions.
Hope renewed for Cermak's full recovery after shooting
Report shows Mayor Cermak regains strength amid treatment for bullet wound and pneumonia. Physicians note gradual improvement while officials brace for Roosevelt’s inauguration as Washington reads updates on the deteriorating health and planned public events.
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Absent Students Granted Permission For Friday Afternoon
Announcement by principal A. O. Fulkerson states Friday at noon this week will permit attendance at the sectional tournament. It also says any pupil who is absent may be given liberty to attend classes later.
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Greene County Trial Under Advisement
The Greene County trial of William Lneed and William Hannah began in the morning with the court taking the time to hear a brief point of law before proceeding. The fragmented OCR text notes the case and location but lacks clear details on charges or outcomes.
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Funeral services for Jacob Foust held at Bethany
Funeral services for Jacob Foust were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the rural Christian church with burial following in Bethany Cemetery. The ceremony respected family wishes and mourners gathered to bid farewell to the local resident.
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City Hall Hotel Used Freely by Transients Overnight
Baventtigie transients found sleeping in the basement of City Hall Hotel on Wednesday night, aided by a janitor. This night marked the greatest number of overnight transients recorded at the hotel.
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Radio service celebration here at downtown shop
The notice announces a special day of news events and broadcasts from 7 of Commerce. It mentions 12:30 and 2:39 times, musical selections, and rebroadcasts of inaugural ceremonies from Washington. Harold Feagans and Marion Ulmer are named as operators for the event, tied to a President's Day celebration.
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February’s Deep Freeze Surpasses Previous Year
February this year averaged lower than February 1932 per a weather office report. The February 34.3 degrees was colder than last year’s iffy 44.1 noting the month’s extreme lows and contrasts with a zero or near zero daily maximum, indicating a harsher cold spell this season.
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Builders Cluss Banquet At Central Christian Church
The Builders Cluss of Central Christian Church hosted a men’s banquet with over 100 attendees. Dinner was served at seven, and Rev. Ray Montgomery provided the entertainment with tricks before the program ended.
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Fragmentary city memo notes from morning report
A damaged OCR fragment records street references and addresses in a city department note. It mentions Grove and West Seventh streets, Main and East Main, and a residence at 217 West Main with unclear context about a dangerous pivot or sleeping area.
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Police Halt Miniature Riot At Anderson High School
Police were called to quell a miniature riot at Anderson High School Auden today as hundreds of striking students disrupted activities. Three fourths of the student body reportedly participated or witnessed the disturbance, prompting officials to intervene and restore order.
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Farmers strike renewed in Iowa disrupts milk shipments
In Council Bluffs Iowa dairy shipments were disrupted as a farmers strike renewed. The action affected milk and dairy products with deliveries halted or delayed. Local farmers and involved unions were unnamed but active in the dispute impacting the rural economy.
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Boom Times Return To Ilino Town As Merchants Sponsor
Ta Hoéville ill March market days revived as prices rose with corn at 2 3/4 dollars a bushel and wheat near the 2 dollar level. Stores and dealers advertised farm implements and seeds while wartime prices and local trade history were mentioned amid a revival of activity after years of hardship.
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Work on Ohio City sewer project begins this morning
Crew crews from two groups commenced sewer work in Ohio City today, with teams reportedly active on West Street and nearby areas. No injuries reported as crews begin site preparation and dig operations.
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