Indiana Coal Output Climbs Across Fields in Indiana
Reports from the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators' Association show rising production with the north field at 34 225 tons and the south field at 24 054 tons, totaling 58 279 tons as nearly all mines run despite two Clinton field work stoppages.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Indiana Bituminous Coxut Operators’ Association
Greene
Sullivan Counties
Clinton
Fayette
Fayette Township
Indianapolis
Harry B. Smith
State Department
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Tevansvilie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evansville
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Peter Wline
Frank Gilmore
Aurora
Logansport
James A. West
Portland
John Current
Jay County
Monticello
Gary
Never Again Aboard The Railroad Shack
Hubert vows to give up women after proposing by mail, opens a stash of love letters, and a forger friend Ar Al discovers a telegram to Jean Penbrook while they await the new year, leading to a playful bet on breaking the vow. The scene unfolds with drafting, a midnight clock, and a foray into hidden letters.
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Hubert Blacklock
al Stuart
Hubert
Hubbert
Washington Woods
Hongkong
St. Paul
Sheffield
Forest Trail Magazine
Jean
Forest Trail
Jean Penbrook
Hub
McClure
GHOULS ROB GRAVE OF YOUNG WOMAN
Detective sergeant reveals that three rings buried with Clara Gunderberg in St. Boniface cemetery were stolen by ghouls. The jewelry valued at 1500 dollars was found missing after the grave was dug up and the coffin exposed. Police, the mother, Rev George Eisenbacher, and cemetery superintendent Bigelow coordinate to search the grave again. The girl died in Lakeside hospital in 1912 after an operation.
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Chicago
Clara Gunderberg
St. Boniface
Steve Barry
George Eisenbacher
Angel Guardian’s
Devonvenue and
Robey
Charles Bigelow
Mitage
Hyland
Bigelow
Barry
Max Danner
Summerdale
Lakeside Hospital
Gets Heart Bam From Girl Who Jilted Him
Jury in Hoboken N J awards Peter Meehan 250 dollars for heart balm after Bridget Hangley declined marriage. Meehan, described as past middle life, says he would not have considered marriage if Hangley had not proposed. This marks the county's first verdict of its kind.
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Hoboken
N. CJ
Peter Meehan
Bridget Hangley
Minister Becomes Sole Heir In $87,000 Estate
Rev James MacDonald of Wureka California named sole heir to Mrs Amelia Smith Woodbury estate valued at 87000 The will also bequeaths 85 canaries 31 dogs 18 cats and many rabbits with care promised for the pets The minister envisions space issues as rabbits multiply and grows concerned about future housing for them.
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Wureka
Cal
James MacDonald
Amelia Smith Woodbury
MacDonald
Woman Rivals Burbank In New Aster Variety
Mrs. S. C. Davis of Centralia WashingtonDeveloped a new purple edged with white aster after four years of careful selection along Burbankines by Mrs. Yaris. The bloom impresses local floral enthusiasts who have seen it.
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Centralia
Wash
Luther Burbank
S. C. Davis
Budget estimate for League of Nations revealed in Congress
Senator Spencer cited an estimate by F A Dolph on the League of Nations annual costs. The figure totals about 1.195 billion dollars including salaries for 170 tribunals, travel, rent, wear and tear, and miscellaneous expenses, based on a detailed payroll schedule.
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League of Nations
Ashington
Spencer
Missouri
F. A. Dolph
Washington
American Agricultural Association
Mataww
Germany
Two Decades of American Progress in Porto Rico
Governor Arthur Yager praises twenty years of American rule in Porto Rico noting vast public improvements and a modern democratic school system. He cites debt versus spending on roads bridges public buildings and irrigation, literacy gains from 79.9 to under 60 percent, school enrollment rising from 21,873 to 160,794, road mileage from 160 to 712, health and taxation reforms, labor gains, and foreign business soaring from 17,502,103 in 1901 to 141,896,400 in 1919.
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Indianapolis
Eli Stansbury
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Jewett
Committee of Six
Washington, D. C
Sarah A. Wyss
Berne
John H. Grigsby
Princeton
Susan B. Brown
Terre Waute
Elizabeth Kyle
Bruceville
Jennie Myerhoff
Evansville
Mary E. Shirley
Lebanon
Ida May Ashby
Frankton
Rachael Orminger
Jonesboro
Catharine Goodby
Kirklin
Mary A. Adams
New Albany
Rebecca Edwinson
Elkhart
Mary J. Farnsley
Medaryville
A. Gray
Cloverdale
Sarah House
Elwood
Sarah QI
Montgomery
Bryant
Emily C. Thomas
Fairmount
Alice N. Robie
Richmond
Alice A. Tower
Rockport
Indiana
John G. Brown
Indiana Feedration of Farmers’ Associations
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Association
Howard
Indiana Federation
Supreme Court
Lake County Superior Court
Funkhouser Post
American Legion
Seymour
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
Bremen
Bremen Fair Association
Indiana Scool Men’s Club
Goodrich
Porto Rico
Arthur Yager
Porto Ricans
Great Free Republic
Debtor States Debate on Public Domain Mining Bill
Representative Andrews recalls Treasury deposits from 1836 under the act and lists state-by-state rentals totaling 28.1 million dollars. He cites 4 percent interest yielding about 121 million and proposes a joint resolution to demand return of the funds.
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House
Andrews
Nebraska
Treasury
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Arkansas
Federal law targets interstate car theft with new prosecutions
The federal government enacts a broad anti theft law to curb interstate trafficking in stolen autos. Chicago authorities, led by District Attorney Clyne, begin prosecutions while reporting 1918 losses and recoveries, and urging bills of sale to prove title. Suspects Fred F. Lee, Wilfred Louisberry, and Carton Kierr await federal hearings after police turn them over.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Chicago
Detroit
Middle West
Clyne
Fred F. Lee
Indianapolis
Mark A. Foote
Muncie
Ind
Wilfred Louisberry
Carton Kierr
Kalamazoo
Michigan
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Tielean
Hdritorial Department
Burbank
Aulpu Suay
Mikwawa
Hejaz
Uncle Sam
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