New bed may have ten born warns Harding
New Orleans November 18 Senator Warren G Harding warned the public that new burdens may be borne as the nation recovers from war. He urged 100 percent production and thrift, expressed confidence in America's future, and spoke of readjustment and lessons from wartime excess.
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New Orleans
Warren G. Harding
Pat
Chamber of Commerce
Ube
America
Tiarding
Atat
Ely
Barift
Farmer-Labor party wins third place in votes
Chicago November 18 The Farmhandker party polled more than a million votes for its presidential ticket. Frank, secretary of the national committee, announced the tabulations. Esper noted the party is now the third force, surpassing the socialists, and urged friendly relations in the western hemisphere.
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Millon
Chicago
Farmhaker Party
Ite
Frank
National Companyt
Farmer-Labor Party
Esper
John Eagle Seeks Clemency in 1909 Rape Case
Among clemency petitions before the state board, John Eagle of Daviegs County requests mercy ahead of the December meeting. Eagle was sentenced in 1909 for rape, a case long appealed but unresolved. The text also notes hunters and local clerks involved in a separate sportsman scene, with a report of a modest rabbit catch.
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John Eagle
Daviegs County
Tragedy at New Bull High School collapse traps twelve
Nov 18 reports say a building under construction at the New Bull High School site collapsed trapping at least twelve workers beneath fallen girders and concrete as steel structure and auditorium were under construction. Fire and police teams battled the wreckage. initial word suggested one death with several injuries, conditions unclear.
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Ian
Hon
Conti
Attend funeral of Will Meyer in Bloomfield
Mr and Mrs Charles McCormick and others attended the funeral of Will Meyer who died Tuesday from pneumonia contracted a few days earlier. The service drew many relatives and friends, with Ted Pringle of Bloomfield among attendees.
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Charles McCormick
Myre
Will McCormick
Lucy Cuthhell
Pri¢htos
Willy Rly
Puauen
Tsim McGarrick
Dire
Theodore Pringle
Bloomfield
Jaso
Fyner
Thurles Irish conditions described in waning unrest hearing
The report records testimony from Morgan chairing Thurles town council before a commission investigating conditions in Ireland. He claims no murders or major robberies in five years and describes fear during January nights when the town was attacked by the constabulary in reprisal for an earlier shooting.
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Washington
Nav
Amengan Commission
Pennie Morgan
Tehairman
Thurles
Morgan
Witieps
Ireland
Te Testioy
Mini Isei Oy
Oswald Diarrison Willan
Tiperates
Sya
Wananryty
Rer Ath
Hog prices hit new low levels in Kansas City trade
Hog prices today fell to new lows not seen since December 1910 as reported in Kansas City with bids around 11.85 to 12.10 per hundredweight. The market shows a 25 cent dip and mixed pricing across the range while hogs vie for demand amid shifting supply.
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Kansas City
Statistical column notes yesterday's temperatures and births
Yesterday’s temperature figures are listed for multiple names including Diana Joniniiun and Matiidge Liewnaes. Several births are noted such as a daughter to Tay Bollenburher and a reference to Mayetile at Thbos. The text also mentions various people and dates in a fragmented style.
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Yeserday
Diana
Joniniiun
Matiidge Liewnaes
J. Walter Good
Dys
Hassell
Ely
Hirths
al Diaehees
Tay Bollenburher
Dah Wely
Mayetile
Thbos
Korwa Mgs
Robert Kine Henty
Bouru
Has Builenbacher
Great Britain and France vow to preserve Greek government
Paris reports Britain and France will not revoke protection for Greece as Constantine leads the Greek government. Officials say the guarantor powers will determine Greece's cabinet and the nature of the covernment amid rapid diplomatic exchanges.
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Constantine
Paris
Britain
France
Fide
Survivors Tell Of Mine Disaster In Kentucky
Barlington Kentucky witnesses describe a mine disaster as workers faced smoke and flames for hours. Hugh Perkins, 42, is credited with first blocking the chamber to curb fumes, saving others before they perished. Eight injured in the blast were buried today. A missing body remains unfound.
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Barlington
Harding Unable to Stop at Vera Cruz Amid Crisis
President elect Harding faced routing issues returning from Veracruz and delaying plans to pass through the Mexican port. Officials indicated travel would be impractical, with possible return to Washington before planning further steps.
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Harding
Vera Cruz
Vera’ Cruz
Staime
Sen
Wey
Ben. Macdiox
Washington
Youth Ends Life Lovers Quarrel Believed Cause
Spencer Indiana November 18 Merle Griffith 28 son of Fletcher Griffith living west of Freedom shot himself through the temple at noon and died minutes later. He had been keeping company with Lola Kirk 18 of Freedom and they quarreled Saturday night. The girl attempted suicide Monday morning shooting herself through the left breast. the bullet glanced and she is expected to recover.
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Spencer
Ind
Merle
Griffith
Fletcher Griffit
Freedom
Lola Kirk
Sao
League Commission Reports Fired On in Potish Lithuanian Dispute
Geneva Switzerland November reports say a league of nations commission team investigating the Potish-Lithuanian dispute was fired upon near Kuvno. The league council which appointed the commission faced harsh criticism for delaying or denying decisive action.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Feague of Nations Commission
Kuvno
League Council
Fominagion
Council
Jp Wbletts
Wml
VINCENNES VERDICT IN LATE-NIGHT KITCHEN ATTACK CASE
Tod Bass was found guilty in the Knox circuit court after a long jury deliberation. The defendant faced charges tied to an alleged attempt to kill Miss Margeret Heddlymeyer, secretary for a charitable organization. He received a $300 fine and thirty days in jail. The victim suffered non life threatening injuries from a safety razor attack in her office.
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Vincennes
Tod
Biso
Barary
Atfes Margeret
Heddlymeyer
Associate
Knox
Sedilles Luyer
Coal firms sue to enjoin Indiana state coal and food commission
Two coal companies Lap Vaonadhia Coal Company and Vigo Coal Products Company filed suit in federal court for an interlocutory injunction to stop the Indiana state coal and food commission from enforcing its orders. The suit argues the commission’s actions would disrupt contracts and alleges intimidation and coercion to deliver coal to uncertain creditors.
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Indianapolis
Federal District Court
Lutther
Bucranles Pasaendt
Latin Department Fundraiser Sale At WHS
The report describes a fundraising sale by the Latin department of Washington-Otwell High School led by Miss Culbertson. Items are described as various kinds including home made goods and standard wares. A witness trip to Indianapolis is noted in relation to the event.
Coal supply climbs as prices fall amid production highs
Washington reports coal stockpiles outstripping demand and rising production to new highs. Officials and workers foresee continued price declines and possible record weekly output, with improving supply of bituminous coal despite sporadic shortages in some localities.
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Washington
National Association of Operators
Prigen
Voer Way
Whit Johnson Sentenced to Penal Farm for 30 Days
Whit Johnson was jailed this morning to serve thirty days at the penal farm. If fines are not paid, the sentence may extend to 160 days or five years. He faced charges of seduction, pleaded not guilty at first, later changed to guilty, and paid a total fine of 140 dollars with a penal sum. Captain Greenwell and Herr. Robinson accompanied him to the facility.
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Whit Johnson
Jonnicseville
Johson
Sida Ae
Young
Greenwell
Johnson
Herr. Robinson
Ballard Buys Another Property Amid Transfer
A confused report states Ballard, of Bloomington, has acquired Sells-Ettot property from Leaver, Colo. The new owners plan to take over the Sells-Flotd circus as a separate organization. Ballard already owned the Robinsonens ingenbach shawx.
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Bloomington, Tad
Leaver
Colo
Dwar Vallard
Ballard
Pal
Robinnaonensingenbach Shawx
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