Indiana State Happenings Highlight Court Suit and Budget Notes
A Bloomington court saga questions if a will can convey real estate to a political party as George Shreiber of Call River sues in Clarksville. The report also notes a Bloomington study showing proposed state budget totals for 19 institutions, with maintenance and operations requests adding hundreds of thousands in annual expenditures.
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Onville
Socialist Party
Clark
White Court
George Shhreiber
Call- Sgrelaari River
Sevzbuer
Chicago
Clarksville
Joe Hall
Albert
Bloomington
Eine
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Indiana crops and politics mix in wartime era reports
Indiana news covers a wide mix from farm crops and livestock profits to apportionment plans for state representatives. Reports note farm economies in St Joseph and Bartholomew counties, walnut tree promotion by state forester, and county egg production trends. Political updates include state legislative apportionment work and a secretary of state race lead.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly of
Indiana
Charles Kettleborough
Legislative Reference Bureau
Maine
Lake
Grant
Clinton
Randolph
Kosetusko
Lawrence
Shelby
Wichhapolis
Eka Jackson
JreKsor
Jed Rie
Charles H. Wagner
James E. Watson
Star Aeputor
de Davies
Davies
Mr. Jackson
Watson
Mr Jackson
Wateonis Rao
South Bend
Seebett
St. Joseph County
Jin
Bashel
Ilocalanhar
Jackson County
Huyteesh
Wabash
Charles C. Deam
Department of ‘Conservation
Indiana Library Association
Department and Society of Indiana
Herman G. Morgan
seleRe ‘Sicilans
Morgan
Gary
Ralph W. Ross
Herbert Co. Frangis
William F. Hodges
Consolidated Amusement Company
Bel
Bedford
Harvey Voyles
Final conference on California alien laws treaty with Japan
American ambassador to Japan and Japanese ambassador to the United States held their final conference in Washington to negotiate a settlement of questions arising from California alien laws and the drafting of a new treaty with Japan. A chemist notes a device to test water or milk content and its impact on dairy practices.
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Canes Tha Cig
Adandied
sMorrisoamerican
Japan
Baron Shidehara
United States
Pee Elment
Washington
California
Dr. Wets Bga
Howert
Diplomats Weigh Liquor Seizures That Could Threaten Treaty
A damaged text recalls how a small liquor seizure at a diplomat's baggage could provoke international tension. Officials say diplomats may not be forced to reveal household supplies, yet customs actions risk straining U.S. foreign relations and could imperil existing treaties.
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Oma
Sd Weap Fiat
Stamp History in the U S Postage System
The article traces early U S stamps from 1851 recalls to Benjamin Franklin’s imprint and 3 cent to 5 cent values. It notes issued types, totals around 3.7 million in three years, and Franklin’s postal role with a blend of historical anecdotes.
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Sybad Batse
Agena Public
York City
Ras
Franklin
Phiadelphia
Webdy Myano
Philadelphia
Reyity
Uthe
Raquipedi Fem
Flags Made by Widows and Daughters at Army Arsenal
The flag room in the Betsy Ross Room covers the dead from overseas with flags crafted by widows, daughters, and relatives of soldiers. The work, unseen in scale before, reaches the arsenal as families honor fallen service members.
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Arsenal
Betsy Ross
Flag
United States Army
Beaujont Hospital Plan Tangles Population Debate
Fragmentary note discusses France population repopulation postwar, citing Doctor Garnet and California men for French women. Mentions expected excess of women due to war and includes reflections on smoking and Gladstone, King Edward VII era, and politeness influencing smoking behavior.
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Beaujont
France
Garnet
Ageen
California
Fragmentary Chicago notes on butter market rhetoric and pricing
A garbled excerpt references Chicago delegates, fruit handling, and market chatter. It hints at butter pricing and wholesale terms with partial figures like 48.2 and 56.6, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent facts or a clear event.
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Chicago
Prater Dapar
D&a
Mateo
Eibher
Farm tenantry declines in Oklahoma cited in 1910 to 1916 data
A fragmented report cites that farm tenancy in Oklahoma fell 7 percent during the decade since 1910, while renters rose 55 percent in other states. Wisconsin shows a southern shift in tenancy but northern farm openings are mostly owner operated, according to H. H. Shotz and Joseph A. Recker.
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Kansas
Washington
Wisconsiitetens
Mangel
Andy Iokmagdr
Tlinois
Minnesot
Nebraska
Ohio
Fraaon
Wisconsin
Joseph Aecker
Echo Gage
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