Indiana Pensions Granted to Numerous Indiana Residents
Washington reports pensions of 12 to 50 dollars granted to a long list of residents across Indiana including Buckner of Terre Haute Caldwell Evansville Decker Richmond Edmondon and many others. The item also notes Michigan fruit damage after a recent snow storm and other state news from Greencastle Petersburg Clinton Indianapolis and Washington with posts on posts and patents.
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Washington, D. C
Robert H. Buckner
Erre Haute
Henry W. Caldwell
Evansville
Bertie E. Decker
Richmond
Sanford Babis
Indianapolis
Stephen E. Edmondon
Terre Haute
Benjamin F. Kepler
Hamilton
Meredith Masters
Jasper
Owen M. Steadman
Greensburg
Albert W. Bronson
Carl J. Brennerscheidt
Isaac Goodman
Tipton
Russ E. Li
Frederick E. Barlow
Edward J. Weidner
Charles L. Gillespie
Wabash
Richard Gilbert
Winslow
Gertrude F. Wall
William M. Church
Hiram M. Wiant
Colfax
George Ast
New Albany
George R. Hamilton
Charles W. Wright
Charles 8. Williams
Waverly
Theodore JP. Tremere
Auncte
Albert Haevers
Charles A. Hill
Hartford City
Rachel J. Land
Curtisville
Catherine Riley
Oakland City
Nancy J. Turner
Morgantown
Harvey Waugh
Columbia City
Rebecca Jones
Clermont
Hannah A. Blass
Goshen
Nancy J. Green
Marion
Ella G Gordon
Margaret Eddis
Greensburs
Miriam A. Sanders
Cythia A. Pratt
Peru
Mary A. Miller
Alexander H. Lockridge
Greencastle
South Pbend
Southern
Michigan
Berrien County
Arthur Yaser
Labor Forum
Evansville Central Labor Union
Furniture Workers’ Union
Farmer Labor Party
Lewis Lemay
Clay County
Putnam
Harvey Fisher
Lemay
William Lawson
McCray
State Highway Commission
Walter Q. Zahrt
Fort Wayne
Alvin V. Bureh
John Oliphant
Vincennes
Archy Campbell
Kendallville
Charles Zeigler
Attica
Earl Crawford
Connersville
Clinton
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Washington
Wendell A. Barker
Elkhart
Raymond W. Speckman
Wiles E. Boles
Frank A. Brown
G. and J. Tire Company
Clare C. Cox
G. W. Lentz
Cox
Lentz
Charles W. Desonbry
Harry C. Foster
Indiana Lamp Company
Robert C. Glasscock
Anderson
Frank M. Handly
Edinburg
Charles N. MacCintock
H. M. Manufacturing Company
Elwood
Cris W. Nottingham
Herbert W. Petty
Roy F. Redding
Charles H. True
Hammond
Superior
New York
Loren L. Whitney
American Steel Foundries
Chicago
Ross B. Wilson
Kokomo
Leslie I. Ziegler
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue University
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Johnson County
White River Township
Wheatley
Sutton Road
Mullinix
Hensley Township
Buckner
Linton
Kelch
Angola
John Tasker
Tasker
Richard Tasker
Stuben
Pacific
Atlantic
Ruthenia
Census Bureau
Germany
Poland
Parmenter-Barnett Packing Company
Ryan Packing Company
Everett C. Brown
Seth St. John
James Lane
Europe
Tippecanoe
Parke
Greene
Clay
The Alligator Boy Henry Copinger of Miami
Henry Copinger of Miami known as The Alligator Boy performs stunts with alligators. His business is catching raising and exhibiting them and he has spent his life around Florida swamps diving into streams to grab.gators for display.
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Henry Copinger
Miami
Fla
Copinger
Florida
Youngest Legion of Honor recipient Mile Guetat photographed in Paris
Mile. Carmen Guetat, a war nurse, is shown in Paris after receiving the military order of the Legion of Honor for conspicuous bravery during the war. She is eighteen years old, the youngest member of the order.
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Mile
Carmen Guetat
Paris
Legion of Honor
Mile. Guetat
Champion Heavyweight Baby Claim Noted
A historical clipping notes a baby named Robert Embry Jr of Terra Belta Cal as claimant to the world heavyweight title after birth weighing 18 pounds and 8.4 ounces.
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Snowborn
Robert Embry, Jr
Terra
Belta
Cal
United States to Press Germany for Full War Reparations
The administration states it will not aid Germany in dodging reparations for World War I. It affirms Germany must admit responsibility and pay damages fully, with policy shaped to keep European affairs aligned with this stance, rejecting ratification of the Versailles treaty as amended.
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Germany
United States
Harding
Wireless Now Writes Its Own Message in Autographic Signals
Dr. E A Eckhardt and Dr J C Karcher of the Bureau of Standards demonstrated at a Philosophical Society meeting that signals from Lyons France 4000 miles away can be autographically recorded on ink lines. The system also records naval time signals from Annapolis and chronometer ticks, enabling precise time and longitude readings without continuous listening gear.
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E. A. Eckhardt
J.C. Karcher
Bureau of Standards
The
Philosophical Society
Cosmos Club
Eckhardt and
Karcher
Lyons
France
Naval Observatory
Annapolis
Bureau
Doctor Eckhardt
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Uncle Sam's Big Reparations Claim From Germany
The United States views Germany's reparations demands as excessive and faces a bill estimated between 360 and 700 million dollars. President Wilson sent a senate-responding summary of claims, detailing losses from State Department filings, German property seized from Aidan residents, insurance losses, and government costs. The plan lacks a clear collection mechanism while citizens seek indemnification for devalued marks and related financial losses.
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Ermany
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Senate
Germany
United States
State Department
Department of State
Red Cross Work Among World War Veterans Expands
The American Red Cross reports annual veteran welfare work now costs about 9.6 million dollars. More than 2.6 million comes from national funds, the rest from chapters aiding former soldiers and families. Arthur Foster oversees three veteran services including claims, hospital aid, and training support. In 1920 chapters handled over 200000 service claims, with compensation cases only part of the workload.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Arthur Foste
General Staff
Army
United States Public Health Service
Federal Board For Vocational Education
The
Washington
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