Union Miners Advance Rumors Spark Rosiclaire Clash
Reports from Rosiclaire say several hundred union miners prepared to advance toward Elizabethtown amid gun emplacement on roads and armed guards. Deputies and town residents barricade, fearing a raid as miners flood from nearby hills. authorities vow to defend mining towns.
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Gadin
Elizabe Town
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Fred
Elsabentown
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Oyat
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Gov. Sine
Ewou
Walter Lusi
Marshalls
Monard
Sevneit
Nationwide War on Bootleggers Reported United
In Tork at the start of September word spread of a nationwide crackdown on bootleggers. Reports say vast forces were along the western coast and reinforced patrols were being organized. Rumors mention New Jersey and New York raids and preparations to land if federal investigators intervene.
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Tork
Oday
Haynes
Ero
Middie
Serlag
Ratdy
Jersay
New York
Nineterk
Pisces
Double Funeral For La Roghes In Indiana
A double funeral was held in Indiana after a fateful incident that left a man dead with his family mourning. Relatives, including Mrs Liftoche and Constant Laltoche, attended the service as authorities investigated a violent death at the scene.
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Liftoche
Alelde Fgreeinett
Frank Ta
Laltoche
Hull
Hung Bishperr
Constant Laltoche
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Jaws
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Laetophe
Anilel LaRothe
Dries
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Jadtur
Hla Wharrhak
Mary Keifer
Ivoithal Lalor
Ta Thal Kant
Etz
Wae Yi
Childran Dre Dra
B.D. Wala Mra
Marlin Nely
Jod Moran
Jol
Regina Kretz
Latsett
Alko
Membee
Mt. Mary
Hair Thief Strikes Third Time At Muncie Girls
Reported assault on young girls in Muncie details an attacker who allegedly cut a girl's hair with a knife near her home. Police have not located the suspect despite investigations.
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Muncie
Muncy
Young
Mabel Gibson
Adie
Bach
Calder Proposes New Beer Levy Plan in Congress
Senator Calder of New York submits a draft plan dated February 75 proposing a 5.2 billion license levy on beer with 2.76 percent rate and a broad tax on liquor, claiming widespread revenue could total 175 million dollars from ship and related sources.
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Flashinston
Stica Slativa
Bodgress Fm
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Caldite
Nets York
Calder
Anne
Deaths and Obituaries From Local Community
Obituary notices report the passing of several residents, detailing causes including paralysis and illness, with mentions of survivors and funeral arrangements. The deceased include longtime city residents, factory workers, engineers, and family members, with services set at St Marys Church and final burial at local cemeteries.
Railroad 104 State Profection and Workers Strike
A report notes disturbances on the railroad 104 state protection project with explosions near tracks. Damages include property loss and injuries as workers protest and a gunman incident referenced. Court reservations on alleged interference and legality of wartime jury terms are mentioned alongside a wage dispute from last year.
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Whith
Uda
Ib-Lirach
Meg
Ubder- Effertsy
ALB
Harding to Return From Extended Cruise September 21
Washington dispatch reports President Harding plans homeward travel by September 21 after an extended cruise. Congress may adjourn before then. he aims to reach Washington as work resumes. The trip’s purpose and full schedule remain under handling by the White House.
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Wakiington
Ives
Har- Munglex
New England
Ria
Ifarlidr
Washington
Seizure of $10,000 Worth High Grade Whisky in Minneapolis
Officers seized $10,000 worth of high grade whisky in Minneapolis Minnesota. The report notes involvement of an English dealer and a Chicago bound consign ment, with arrests expected.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Umgr
Chicago
Todd
Auto kills baby girl near Princeton
A vehicle driven by George Woollems struck and killed a baby girl on a Princeton street. Woollems, described as a plumber, said he was traveling more than fifteen miles per hour when the collision occurred as the child and her brother crossed the street.
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Princeton
Seph
Kidwell
ID Kidwell
Wellngsday
Lee
George Woolenis
Woolems
Peace Foundation Acceptance Amid Harding Disarmament Talks
In a conference with President Harding the Peace Foundation accepts an offer of cooperation on disarmament policy. The informal agreement follows efforts to reduce tensions and foster government isolation of conflict sources. The outline includes steps toward mutual trust and peace initiatives.
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Washingtod
Fitm
Ueele
Pres. Hardingsytt
Unreadable OCR Item Summary Fails to Resolve Content
Fragmentary OCR text mentions committees and possible references to a British or Chi context but lacks clear names dates places or outcomes. No coherent event or action can be established from the readable fragments.
Indictment and accusations in a pending court case
A chaotic note reports an indictment in a serious case with references to defendants and witnesses. It mentions Virgil Deter and a conviction context, with unclear details about charges, a motor vehicle event, and an ongoing legal process.
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Ind
Asideckér
Devker
Sita
Virgil Deter
Calvin Deckert
Three Youths Sentenced in Juvenile Court
Three girls and one boy were sentenced in juvenile court after pleads of guilt. The teens facing consequences include Breel Roby and others, with sentences delivered at a Wednesday hearing.
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Wlanesday
Con
Ine Ile
Reece
Damiafiennes
Laventle
Wedaténay
County Council Deliberates Tax Levy Changes and Appointments
The council outlines tax levy adjustments and departmental appropriations. County officials discuss deputy hires, township cuts, and a proposed $900 to $1,260 budget item for the county clerk and inspectors. The board of commissioners addresses claims and funding, noting a disputed payment.
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Washington
Council Aia
Tor
Bt Md
Shige
Willam R
Organization free market plan touted by congressman aid
A misread record notes Rep. Anderson of the Joint Committee on Agriculture endorsing a marketing plan for crops. He says a national marketing organization could set quality, quantity and price to stabilize farm products.
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Galerie Absolutely Ree
Padlitica
Iator
Rep
Anderson
Ok Ifeman
Congressiog Committee of Agricultural
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Arm
Producta
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Japan Pursues Renigni Policy Amid Peking Talks
Fragmented notes describe U S and Japanese positions on Shan Tung and potential recognition of Beijing, with references to a Secretary of State role and Washington meetings. Mentions of custody, river conditions, and police actions appear in uncertain fragments.
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Abiavador
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