Indiana State News: Tragic Accidents and Legal Actions
North Manchester sees two men killed in an interurban crash, while Harvard City records the death of Edna Walker after a horse-drawn accident. Indiana prepares to survey war risk claims, collect miners health stats, and officials pursue dairy price litigation.
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Wabash
L. J. Noftziger
North Manchester
Jacob Lautzenhiser
Peru
Harvard
Edna Walker
John A. Walker
Traftford Cis
Indianapolis
Indiana
Jodiana
le Russell Newgent
American Legion
Legion
Ted Cross
H. Rn. O'Brien
United States Public Health Service
Washington
O'Brien
United States Bapeau
Tle
John W. Trurty
State Board of Health
Richmond
David M. Edwards
Earlham College
Lawrence Richard Dean
Dennison University
Dennison
Ohio
Dean
der Yar
Pras Yosser EL Merrill
Toot
Bundy Eorudiary
Invaapehes
Spring Mill Road
Snider
Gundy and
Thomas
Trearge
Greencastle
Ola Sadduth
William Calvert
Bowl
Calvert
State Farm
Sudduth
Lawrence Sears
Putnam County
Clinton
Petershburg
Floyd Reed
Joe Johnson
Muren
Pike County
Johnson
Reed
Putnam Richardson
Winslow
Will Reed
Oakland City
John
Plaud Hopkins
Milk and Dairy Products Trust
U. S. Lesh
William P. Evans
Marion County
Marion
Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy Products
Associated Milk and Dairy Products
Shelbyville
H. N. Spear
First Baptist Church
Bluffton
Ind
Riichmond
Benedict
Stev
Frank A. Roul
St. Andrew's Church
Joseph Chartrand
Lafayette
Ira Lordman
Earl Park
Ilis
Arb Park
Boonville
Laura Duffendell
On Woods
Veihnen
Warrick County
William Penffendell
Pollie Penffendoll
William
Ralph Wy. Brown
Brown
Gilbert Nichols
Nichols
Kokomo
First Air Unit
National Guard
Robertson
Wilber Fagley
Vthe
Indiana Tancue of Women Voters
Board of
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Indinapolis
Robert Lorris White
Tenth Infantry Band
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Camp Custer
Mich
White
Army
Montezuma
St. C. Minton
Brooklyn
Anti-Saloon League of Indiana
State Department
Bert Morgan
Prohibition Forces
Mr. Minton
Martinsville
United States Supreme Court
Elwood
Public Service Commission
Elwood Water Company
Terre Haute
Charles M. Cures Ry
Indiana State Normal School
Curry
Evansville
the M. Lamb
Louis Lamb
Eiffel Tower Builder Portrait at Paris Dinner
Rare image shows Gustave Eiffel at the top of the tower he built in Paris. He shakes hands with Mr Swasey, president of the Wireless Engineers of America, during a dinner he hosted for U S wireless engineers.
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Weiffel
Paris
Wireless Engineers
United States
Mr. Swasey
The
Wireless Engineers of America
READY FOR PRESIDENT Harding visit stirs Lancaster New Hampshire excitement
In Lancaster New Hampshire word spread that President Harding would stay several days at Secretary Weeks home. The Weeks estate staff was busy while Elizabeth Proulx sixteen year old niece of the caretaker climbed the flag pole and regilded the ball on its tip and prepared the flag.
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Lancaster
N.H
Harding
Secretary Weeks
Weeks
Elizabeth Proulx
Home Made Fruit Bowl Craft Tip
Thrift Magazine suggests refurbishing an old wooden bowl with a coat of dark paint, thorough drying, then shellac to create a attractive fruit bowl. Artists with flower painting skills or border techniques can enhance the piece.
Consistent Newcomer and Greenwich Village Exchange
The dialogue centers on asking if a place is in Greenwich Village and a playful misnaming of Grenitch Greenitch. The exchange includes requests for a sandwich and a humorous mispronunciation linked to Williams Purple Cow.
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Newcomer
Greenwich Village
Greenwitch Village
the Tea Room Pirate
Grenitch
Greenitch
Samitch
Williams Purple Cow
Harding Favours Centralized Aircraft Administration Plan
President Harding supports unifying all government aircraft activities under one authority and backs amalgamating the War and Navy air services. The move aims to improve efficiency, economy, and standardized contract awards, potentially creating a national defense department.
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Joint Reorganization Commission
Harding
United States
War
Navy Departments
Department of National Defense
More Than One Way to Pay Income Tax
Commissioner Blair reports over 20 million dollars added to government revenues from recoveries of false returns. Indictments and jail terms have risen nationwide, with fraud schemes including omitted income, inventory manipulation, and dual sets of books. most frauds are detected quickly.
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Blair
Ers
Embarrassment of Riches in United States Gold Stock
Economists note the United States holds about one third of the world’s 10 billion dollar in gold and bullion. They say inflows since World War I helped cheapen the dollar and raise prices, with Fisher predicting price moves and a push to stabilize the dollar by adjusting gold content.
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United States
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Stable Money League
Professor Fisher
Admiral Sims Overwhelmed by Mail After London Speech
Rear Admiral William S. Sims spends eight hours daily sorting letters and cables from well-wishers after his London address on June 7 1921. A printed form letter acknowledges broad support and warns against foreign influence from any hyphenated citizens while defending U.S. domestic and foreign policy.
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Newport
Secretary of the Navy
London
R. L
United States
William S. Sims
U.S. Navy
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