Indiana Deficit School Fund Distributed to 148 Corporations
The deficiency school fund distribution for short-term Indiana schools totals 145 961.86 dollars and is sent to township trustees and school boards in 30 counties. The aid applies to 148 school corporations with 5.2 percent of state school tax set aside to maintain minimum terms. Details by Ernest L. Welborn. Indianapolis. An Indiana products dinner at the chamber of commerce cheers plans to expand industry and public sites.
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Indianapolis
Ernest L. Welborn
Depuy
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Lieber
Lieber
Harrison
Vincennes
A. E. Kalter
W. J. Hogan
Hogan
State Chamber of Commerce
Health Officials Invited to State Food and Milk Inspectors Meeting
Warry E. Barnard announced all state health officials are invited to a March 16 meeting of food and milk inspectors at the statehouse. H. C. Kitchen will discuss enforcement under the weights and measures law and how city inspectors can assist federal food inspections. Rate Schedule Approved for North Indiana Towns. The Public Service Commission endorsed a new rate plan for power and lighting, benefiting South Bend Elkhart and other northern towns with Indiana Michigan Electric.
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Warry E. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Statehouse
H. C. Kitchen
Indiana
Service Commission
South Bend
Elkhart
Michigan Electric. Company
State News: Joe Neff Returns to Old Cell for Alleged Forger and Bigamist
Detectives recaptured Joe Neff, an alleged forger and bigamist who escaped two weeks ago, and returned him to his former jail cell in South Bend.
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Harry
Joe Neff
And
Bigamist
South ‘Bend
Mrs Pankhurst Adopts Four War Babies
The photograph features Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst with her four adopted children the Misses Joan Elizabeth and Mary six months old each and Kathleen one year old. They were adopted by Mrs Pankhurst alongside her suffrage work.
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Emmeline. Pankhurst
Joan
Elizabeth
Mary
Kathleen
Diners in Maplewood Sewer Explosion Kill Two
A dynamite explosion at a Coorey Construction powder house in Maplewood suburb of St Louis killed two and injured twenty eight, معظم damaging about thirty frame houses and shattering windows within fifteen blocks. Ambulances and fire companies rushed in as ruins are searched for more bodies. Cause unknown.
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St. Louis
Maplewood
Coorey Construction Company
Henry James Dies Acknowledged British Novelist
Henry James the novelist died in London on a Monday after more than two months of pneumonia. Born in New York in 1843, he became a British subject in July 1915 after taking the oath of allegiance. He authored numerous novels and short stories and lived between America and England.
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London
Henry James
New York
Great Britain
England
Henry
Mary R. Walsh James
Quiet across the Big Four mine amid tense Hoosier unrest
A flurry of Indiana items reports a failed threatened riot at the Big Four mine, robberies in Winchester, accidents across several towns, and local officials facing legal or health issues. Notable mentions include a safe robbery in Corydon, a fatal beam accident in Windfall, a stranger’s illness in Parker City, and a push to reorganize public clubs in Columbus.
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Boonville
Big Four
Winchester
L. GC
Frank
Corydon
Edward Haas
Ohio River
George Todd
Jeffersonville
Jacob Schwaninger
St. Paul
Herman Steinwalk
Logansport
Lawrence Webster
Princeton
John Kruckmeyer
Evansville
Fort Branch
Henry Hofkemeyer
Parker City
Bicknell
George Seiro
William Lett
Elwood
O. L. Maine
Kokomo
Cicero
Maine
Gary
Detroit
Rushville
Andrew Kinsley
Eagles Lodge
State Supreme Court
Henry D. Pope
Pope
Delphi
Flora
Warren Knapp
Charles J. Barley
John K. Kerlin
Columbus
C. EB. Gosch
Iba Evans
Merle : Evans
George F. Cline
Susie Payne
Gosch
C. J. Cohee
Harriet Coleman
Francis
Taylor
Mail Robbery Slips Four Packages On Ferry Trip
Four registered mail pouches were stolen from a U S mail truck on a ferry between Communipaw New Jersey and Liberty Street New York. The bags included consignments from Washington and Baltimore. One Washington package reportedly held 200000 dollars, with potential total theft near one million.
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Jersey City
New York
United States Mail
New Jersey Central Railroad
Communipaw
N. J
Liberty Street
Washington
Baltimore
Senate ratifies Haitian treaty granting U S protectorate
Washington reports the senate unanimously approves the Haitian treaty granting the United States a virtual protectorate. Debate over provisions ends with no opposition as the U S would organize a constabulary and oversee national finances. In London Nuri Bey, brother of Enver Pasha, is killed in western Egypt in a clash between British South African troops and Turkish led tribesmen.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Black Republic
Enver Pasha
London
Nuri Bey
Enver -Pasha
Egypt
New Orleans Firemen Train With Modern Methods on Tower
photograph shows New Orleans firemen learning flame fighting techniques on a purpose built training tower. firefighters ascend the tall structure to practice rescue and suppression drills using contemporary equipment.
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New Orleans
Race of Woman Warriors and the Amazon Legend
The text explains origins of the term Amazon from Greek myths describing female warriors with breasts removed to free the arm. It notes sculpture and art portrayals showing the removed breast. It mentions the Amazon River in Brazil named by a Spanish explorer who encountered fighting women there.
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America
Amazon
Amazons
Brazil
Not Opinionated. So My Daughter He Consented To
The fragment mentions a daughter and consent, but lacks clear event or context to form a fuller summary.
To' Let Poles Receive Food Washington March
A fragment indicates a wartime relief plan involving Poland and the United States with a focus on food aid routed through Washington in March. Limited readable details point to diplomatic aid arrangements rather than combat events.
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Washington
Berlin
United States
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Repp
State Board of Tax Commissioners
the State
Erzerum
Nicholas
Steever
Fort Myer
Franklyn High School
Novelist
Europe
Hoosier News
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