London Naval Conference aims two weeks of talks
London delegates from five nations met at St James Palace as Premier Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Minister Aristide Briand discussed the talks preparations. Officials said the group has reached understanding on intentions and will now focus on figures to produce a law and agreement, with work proceeding at full steam after a three week rest.
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St. James Palace
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Aristide Briand
France
Min- Ramee
Donald indieDonald
Cma
St. Palace
House of Commons
Piicchie
Naval Confere — Negotiatins
Les G. Wes
Cook from prison faces mail fraud charge in oil intrigue
Prisoner No 23118 known as Dr. Cook in 1909 claimed North Pole feat. He later rose as Texas Petroleum Producers Association promoter. Prosecutors say defunct oil firms formed a combine with two giant gushers claiming 20 000 barrels daily, while Cook, now a 64 year old graybeard, is said to pursue another world claim.
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Orth
Cook
North Pole
Yenworth
Texas
Dr. Cook
Former Montgomery resident Bridget Cahill dies in Indianapolis
Mrs. Bridget Cahill widow of Michael Cahill formerly of Montgomery died at 3:00 this morning at her daughter Mrs. John Zinkap’s home in Indianapolis. She was more than 80, born in Reeve township to Patrick and Phoebe Grannon. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Mayme Zinkan and Anna Cahill of Indianapolis, son George Cahill of this city, a brother Patrick E. Grannon and two sisters, Mrs. John Fanning and Mrs. James Murphy, all of Indianapolis. Burial will be in St Peter’s cemetery after services at 9 o’clock in St. Sheacaren, Montgomery.
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Bridget Cahill
Michael Cahill
Montgomery
John Zinkap
Indianapolis
Cahill
Reeve Township
John Fanning
James Murphy
St. Sheacaren
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Governor Leslie orders probe of lavish spending
Governor Leslie orders a formal probe into suspected lavish spending amid a busy Democrat issue. An opening chapter of the unfolding murder story titled Murder Backstairs is delayed and will appear in Saturday's edition due to advertising volume.
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Leslie
the Democrat
Sear
Tariff editor and senator tied to Capitol offices
The Manuf acturer editor Doane testified of desk space in Senator Grundy’s Senate office, earning money on his payroll and linking to the American Tariff League. Governor Leslie faced calls to audit and justify a $10,000 mansion upkeep, amid a dispute over using contingency funds.
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Manufa Kurer
Senate
Comig
Senator Grundy
Republican
Pennsylvania
Doane
Grundy
American Tariff League
Capitol
Deans
Manufacturers’ Club of Phil
Caraway
Chai
Permane
Ainted Gran
Harry G. Leslie
Lawrence F. Orr
State Board
Cone
Ort
Sumner Clancy
Marion County
State Accounts Office
John L. Niblack
Leslie
Enly
Niblack
James M. Ogden
Orr
Barns Burn at Allison Race Track Fire destroys several barns
Fire damaged seven race track barns at Allison Race Track, destroying multiple structures about 10 o'clock Thursday night. Nearby farmers fought grass fires as winds threatened more blazes, with insurance and ownership details unclear and rebuilding later considered.
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Allison Race Track
Community Dinner To Honor Hatchets And Cardinals
At a chamber of commerce entertainment committee meeting plans were made for a big community dinner honoring the Hatchets and Cardinals to be held after the state journal. Lambert Purdue basketball coach and Bill Fox will be principal speakers for the event. The Tri Kappa sorority will serve the dinner.
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Chamber . Commerce
Y’ Lambert
U S Officials Blamed in Haiti Disorder Report
In Port au Prince on March 7 witnesses before President Ford's commission charged American officials with unnecessary force during December disorders in the Dee aibe district. They testified regarding the detention of Antonio Hyacin Haltash after a clash with a local native, claiming heightened tensions and alleged abuse. The proceedings examine conduct by U S officials and motives behind the crackdown.
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Port Au Prince
Matfi
Cover
Davia P. On
Custon
Antonio Hyacin
Marion man gets life term for murder charge
Marek Rober Crooks, 25, was sentenced today by Judge to life imprisonment after being indicted for first degree murder in Marion Indiana. The defendant admitted the child was his in a prior admission to authorities but claimed reliance on charity. he is expected to be moved to Michigan City to begin the life term early next week.
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Marion
Ind
Marek
Rober Crooks
Crooks
Marjorie Helen
Bel
Geooen
Michigan City
Ticket sales chaos as orders flood regional schools
S H S A R headquarters announced tickets will exhaust supply before orders filled. Commissioner L Trester said orders with postmark before noon Monday March 3 will be returned unfilled. Most of the 64 schools had ordered the maximum, and no tickets would be sold Monday.
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L. Trester
County youths fined after Monday night arrest
Three young men from Gomerville appeared in Princeton city court Wednesday afternoon. Presley Brewer Walter Connaughton and Thomas Healy pled guilty to charges and were fined $10 and costs each. Reports say they were to lay out fines at the state penal facility.
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Gomerville
Princeton
Coe
Presley Brewer
Walter Connaughton
Thomas. Healy
Kere Baid
State Penal Va
Minor vehicle collision on West Main Street in Maysville
Slight damage reported to two automobiles in a morning accident about 7 o clock on West Main Street near Maysville road. One car driven by Thurman Hinman with passengers Hin ing and Harry Skemp was moving west on Main and attempting a turn onto Maysville road when the rear car, driven by Mr Summers, struck it. No serious injuries noted.
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West Main Street
Maysville Road
Thurman Hinman
Hining
Harry Skemp
Main Street
M Fe Road
Mr. Summers
Washington March 7 Tai welfare report improved slightly
In Washington on March 7 the condition of William H. TaiWat showed slight improvement, though physicians warned daily changes remain negligible. The morning bulletin from TaiWat’s physicians, issued by Mr. Taft, indicated a better morning but cautioned that the overall state of health is still fragile.
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Washington
Taff
Sweet potato and fruit growers plan meetings
County meetings set for Tuesday March 11 with University speakers Monoe McCown and Ward of the university as principal speakers. Discussions cover sweet potato and strawberry growing, peach and apple questions, and arranging shipments in cat-load lots for the picking season. Communities plan to participate and note time and place.
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Monoe McCown
Ww. B. Ward
Aes University
Corn Tests By Eye Not Best
Practically all attendees at the Graham Farms night school agreed that eye testing seed corn is unreliable for ensuring a good stand. The meeting emphasized that the only dependable method is tested corn, though some can save costs by selecting seeds that are totally dead.
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Graham Farms
South Bend Man Kills Wife and Doctor In Affair Case
In South Bend Indiana early today Leo Dembinski 28 shot and killed his wife Clementina 26 and Dr J L Curtis 40 a Negro physician when he found them together in a bedroom. Dembinski surrendered to a railroad detective and was jailed pending coroner’s inquiry.
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South Bend
Ind
Leo Dembinski
Clementina
J. L. Curtis
Dembinski
Dr. Curtis
Demkinski
Scientists Debate Onset Of New Ice Age Conditions
Some scientists believe the conditions necessary for the beginning of a frigid age now exist and that the earth is again entering an ice age. The claim highlights ongoing debates over climate cycles and long term global cooling possibilities.
Tag Day Next Saturday by Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Washington high school girls will solicit donations on Saturday for tag day sponsored by the Delta Theta Tau sorority. Proceeds will go to a good cause and the event aims to raise funds through street solicitation.
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Washington
Delta Théta Taw Sorority
Coast Guard opens fire on ram-running craft near Cleveland
In Lorain Ohio on March 4 coast guardsmen fired on a ram-running armed tug loaded with 1000 cases of Canadian whisky. The crew attempted to stop the vessel about midway between Lorain and Cleveland. One man, Fred Hentrie of Detroit, was wounded and another was arrested. The cutter was commanded by J.T. Hagelove who ordered rifles and a one-pounder to fire after the tug failed to halt. He was taken to St Joseph hospital at Lorain.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lorein
Coast Guard
J.T. Hageélove
Fred Hentrie
Detroit
Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Enjoyed Banquet Highlights Business Men Community Event
Representatives of the local business association conducted a school event over several days and held a formal banquet at Meredith Hotel. Mayor John W. iwecari and officials attended as guests, with the B. M. A. 1 cited as first brought to a site today and the mission of the lessons deemed accomplished.
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Torange Ipeany
Meredith
Mowlerland
B. J Bees
Cupat Tives
Beene
John W. Iwecari
Com
Youth Kills Town Marshal in Monticello Wisconsin
In Monticello Wisconsin a youth aged 17 killed Marshal Fred Jordan when the officer tried to curb a nighttime spree. Gottfried Gottlieb confessed, left Jordan to die, was jailed in Monroe with police seeking to halt the disturbance. Several weapons were found as evidence at the scene and nearby.
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Monticello
Wis
Fred Jordan
Het Jordan
Gottfried Gottloib
Prem
Monroe
Myron Westies
Jordon F Dill
Memory Tests and Carding Mill Names
Fragmentary OCR notes describe memory tests and a carding mill near P. M. Walké & Company. References mention Seee Oree Blue as father of Stewar Sat Hbary Bee, with farmers bringing something unclear.
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Renemabion
P. M. Walké & Company
Elks Elect New Officers at Lodge Meeting
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at the regular Elks meeting last night. P. Adkins was named Exalted Ruler, with Ruby Wirts Esteemed Leading Knight and Gregory Loyal Advocate named as delegates. Installation and further officer details were set for the first Wednesday in December.
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James P. Adkins
Elks Lodge
Acme of the Elks
P.” Adkins
Ruby EB
Wirts
Gregory
Hstemeed
Ford
Alcers
Tirst
Earth’s Orbit Speed Noted as Average Around Sun
Readable text states the earth travels around the sun at an average speed of 18.57 vad, approximating nearly 76,000. The fragment hints at a scientific context but lacks complete data or units for full interpretation.
Capital hosts third annual state Catholic tourney action
Indiana high school basketball teams gathered in Indianapolis for the third annual state Catholic tournament. The winner and runner up earn trips to Loyola University Chicago for the national tourney. For the first time, games will be on a neutral floor. Four first round games were set for today including Anderson and Jasper Academy at 2:30.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Loyol ' University
Chicago
Anderson
Jasper Academy
Police raid cafe finds no liquor evidence
Local police raided a cafe last night seeking liquor evidence. A barred door to a rear room remained closed until after the search warrant was read, and nothing incriminating was found.
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Sali
Royal Center Bank Fails to Open Doors
The Citizens State Bank of Royal Center near Logansport failed to open today. Capital of 26 000 dollars will be reorganized within two weeks to secure state approval. The president said the bank will adjust several farm loans in connection with the reorganization.
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Citizens State Bank of
Royal Center
Logansport
Rah
Arter
Beckley
Train crash kills flagman near Glen Aird Georgia
An express train in central Georgia collided with the rear of a Pullman section at Glen Aird 25 miles south of Columbus. Flagman Q C White was killed in the accident and the investigation begins.
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Columbus
Glen Aird
Gai
Here
Q. C. White
Syracuse Veins Latest Boxing Fund
New York March 7. A brief boxing fundraiser item notes a query about a boxer's leg during a Penns bout, reflecting ongoing interest in the event. The fragment mentions a line from a boxer and hints at audience reaction and medical concern surrounding the fight.
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Syracuse
New York
Guy
Penns
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