Prominent Indiana Dentist Dr Burris Dies at 49
Dr Burris, a leader in Indiana dentistry and former president of the Indiana Board of Dental Examiners, died following complications after an operation in the Daviess County hospital. A veteran of the Spanish American War, he served three years in the Philippines before returning home to practice dentistry in Washington. He was highly regarded in church and lodge circles.
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Indiana Board of Dental Examiners
John Hale
Mt. Vernon
Dr. Burris
Guatemala Volcano Tragedy Leaves Hundreds Dead
Searchers report a devastating eruption near Maria and pass through a burned area of 0 miles square. At least 300 killed with many more hospitalized from falling stones and lava. Marimba band found dead at their instruments. a lone living child survives with mother dead nearby. Rescue teams continue seeking survivors around lava rivers and encircled shelters.
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Guatemala
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Ashlioe
Paraciaiai November Dary Meeting Good
A readable fragment describes a November meeting of a local club or group in India, noting discussion of dairying and community work. Gannon led participation from several members and a youth section benefited. The text hints at organizational efforts and potential production or fundraising outcomes.
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Shaiedh
Gannon
India
Knights of Columbus Initiation Events In Indiana
Officials of the Knights of Columbus announce the Tailesis area celebration opens Sunday at 9 AM with mass at St Simon Church. The 14 district initiation includes a K of C chorister and congregational singing, a first in Indiana Catholic worship. At 1 PM Lafayette led team conducts initiation for 120 candidates, with second and third degree work planned. First degree work scheduled for Tuesday. An initiation dinner follows at 5 PM with Supreme Knight as principal speaker. A social supper planned for November 20 with nearby councils in attendance.
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St. ‘Simon’s Catholic Church
Chotrad
Indiana
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Lafayette
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Jay ‘Hight
Sone
Court House Event Sparks Farmer Training Course
A course sponsored for farmers aims to improve market access and business strategies. Organizers promise more courses as private enterprise experiences failures, noting historical 10% average failure in privately run institutions between 1923 and 1973.
Wheat Prices at Chicago Take Drop
Wheat prices in Chicago slipped as market activity cooled with a downshift to about 1.30 per bushel. Traders held cautious posture amid thin trading volumes and uncertain weather outlooks.
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Chicago
Radium Poison Lawsuits Stir Newark Court Action
Two mothers sue United States Radium Corporation for 200000 each over radium poisoning of their children. Attorneys seek November trials as physicians assess whether birth or pre birth exposure caused the condition. Plaintiffs Helen Puck of Red Bank and Ethel Wynne Metz of Newark claim harm from company employment.
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United States Radium Corporation
Newark
Oeterday
Henry Winad
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Amos L. Filfipone
Ark
Oye Ag Pe Hnil- Metz
Senators Clash Over 1926 Democratic Strategy
Amid remarks on 1926 senatorial races and party strategy, Wheeler attacks Moses as deserting Western constituents. Nye urges a Northwestern urban society to oppose Eastern interests, while Reed and Grundy are cited in the tariff debate.
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Wheeler
Moses
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England
Nye
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Reed
M Grundy
Norbeck
South Dakota
Attorney General Ogden invited to Hoover law panel
Indianapolis reports Attorney General James M. Ogden was invited by Chairman George W. Wickersham to cooperate with the Hoover law enforcement commission. Wickersham asked Ogden to forward suggestions on boosting enforcement nationwide.
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Indianapolis
James M. Ogden
George W. Wickersham
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
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Wicksham
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Barn fall injures Mrs Owen Allison on Troy road
Mrs Owen Allison living south of here on the Troy road fell through the hay chute in the barn on the Allison farm about 40 o'clock this morning. She suffered a fractured right shoulder and painful injuries on the head.
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Owen Allison
Troy Road
Allison Farm
Peculiar water ritual shocks local crowd in Eneainein
A mysterious water ceremony drew five locals to Eneainein where residents reported unusual sounds and flashing lights. Authorities offered no official explanation, urging calm as speculation swirled around the enigmatic event.
Five Workers Die In Dynamite Explosion At Coldbrook
Nov 8 in Coldbrook Mass five laborers were killed when dynamite exploded during tunneling work for the Metro District Water Company swift river project. All five were employees of West Construction Copy.
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Coldbrook
Mass
Stock Market Settles Into Orderly Day In New York
New York stock prices moved in a narrow range with most shares slightly higher than the prior close. Trading was at a calm pace, far below the frenzied activity of the past two weeks, with first half hour sales at 877,300 and three hour totals around 3,199,099 shares.
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New York
Nepak Ock
Bridge project revival in Kentucky gains state approval
Washington reports Kentucky State Highway Commission grants permission to construct a bridge across the Ohio River near Phon Ky. The initiative, titled Tis ReROne to6, appears as a revival of stalled efforts with Good cited as a key figure.
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Kentuck State Highway. Commission For
Phon
Fruit Given Hospital Rarcee Club of Hen
A fragment notes a local event involving a hospital and a group called the Rarcee Club related to fruit. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item appears to report a social or charitable note centered on a hospital setting.
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Rarcee Club
Catholic high to stage Cousin Gene this week
The Bodality at Catholic High presents Cousin Gene in the school auditorium on Wednesday November 13. Bernard Bullock plays Ted Manners the college cut up while Paul Clements is Frat Stewart Jr Jack Rawdonite is a carefree boy Harold Bate provides an amusing insult George Ailaips played by Robert Stevens with a determined streak Bert Gramnan portrays Freddy and Ki ar Pues impersonates One pont He silk reportedly uses 2300 silkworms in a scene.
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Catholic High
Gene
Bernard Bullock
Ted Manners
Paul Clements
Frat Stewart, Jr
Jack
Gatbert Gramnan
Freddy
Kiar Pues
Local group plans go to the polls drive
In Daviess County a religious council and the Min association promote a Sunday outreach drive on November 24th to encourage participation. Aimed at community engagement, details specify a church gathering and related activities.
Population myths and doubling claims circulate
A fragment argues that Earth’s population is misrepresented and often claimed to double rapidly. The terse note hints at misinformation about growth rates and population figures without providing verifiable data or context.
Senate to Collect Data on Electricity
A republication item notes a resolution directing the federal commission to gather all interstate commerce data on electricity for Congress. The move aims to compile comprehensive statistics and analyze the industry for policy considerations.
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Senate
Washington
Federal . Commission
At tote tagia in fen months atoretagia
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a condition in fen months and attributes to colmegilea about a serious eye issue. Details are unreadable. no verifiable names, dates, or places are present.
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Colmegilea
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