Indiana Pardons and Paroles Recommendations Report
The Indiana state board of pardons releases its September session findings to Governor Goodrich, recommending pardons for three, paroles for eighteen, sentence commutations for six, a ninety day parole for one, and clemency denial for thirty-one.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Pardons
Goodrich
Muncie
Indiana
W. I. Wing
Board of Health
Commercial Club
Doctor King
Wabash
St. Louis
America
James P. Goodrich
Grain Dealers
National Association
Evansville
Western
Kentucky
Lawrenceburg
Meredith J. Sullivan
John W. Clayton
Indiana Department of Conservation
Richard Lieber
Illinois
Ohio
Unclear fragments from obituaries and notes
A New York woman left $75 000 to a companion $3 500 to a Butler and a $7 000 automobile to a chauffeur. A wireless station provides daily European news bulletins. The American consulate at Almeria Spain closes. Centipede counts vary from 34 to 200 legs. If all land lay above sea level in the Pacific one seventh would be covered.
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New York
Icéland
Department of State
Almeria
Spain
Globe
Pacific Ocean
Miss Katherine Harding to wed Capt. William Deeble
Miss Katherine Harding daughter of the Panama canal zone governor and Mrs Harding will marry Capt William R Deeble United States Army He is currently stationed on a mine planter in the zone.
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Katherine Harding
Panama Canal Zone
Harding
William R. Deeble
Edison Joins Salvation Army Hat-Tip In Tilton Meet
In Tilton New Hampshire Henry Ford John Burroughs and Thomas A Edison attend a Salvation Army collection. Edison takes the tambourine leads the crowd to give generously joining Farah and Burroughs in contributing before passing the hat and tambourine to the charity.
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Henry Ford
John Burroughs
Thomas A. Edison
Tilton
N. H
Salvation Army
Mr. Edison
Mr. Ord
Henry
Farah
Burroughs
Edison
Utilizing Sun's Heating Power for Engines
Charles G. Abbot reviews efforts to use solar heat for engines. Solar pumping plants operated experimentally in California New Mexico and Egypt. Methods include concentrating sunlight on steam boilers and heating shallow blackened water to run low pressure engines. High first costs and low engine efficiency at narrow temperatures hinder solar power's competitiveness.
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Charles G. Abbot
California
New Mexico
Egypt
Head of the New Republic of Russia Visits America
Washington reports a quirky world as Uhro Rusinia and its acting governor Gregory L Zsatkovitch travel from Uzhorod to resume duties. American Rusins number about a million in PA, OH, NY, CT, NJ, IL with councils in Ohio Basins and a 1918 recognition by the Mid European union.
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Washington
Uhro-Rusinia
Gregory L Zsatkovitch
Europe
Gregory II Zsatkovich
Directorate of Autonomous Russia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Illinois
American National Council of
Mid-European Union
Philadelphia
Ukro-Rusinia
Uzhorod
Carpathian Mountains
Rusinia
D A R Exchange Presents Flag to Congress and Resolution
Representative Mondell announced a new flag gifted by the Daughters of the American Revolution to replace the 1901 banner. The house passed a resolution recognizing the flag’s ties to legislative history and authorized its delivery to the DAR archives for preservation.
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Mondell
Wy Veming
George Thacher Guernsey
House of Representatives
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
House
United States
Governor Lowden Promotes Federal Budget System
Governor Lowden outlined a plan to centralize national finance under the secretary of the treasury and create a single budget source. He urged removing health and subsidiary bureaus from treasury control and warned against an independent commissions. He spoke before the House appropriations committee amid applause from both parties.
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Illinois
House Appropriations Committee
Lowden
Ilinois
Secretary of the Treasury
Omar H. Wright
Treasury Department
Department
National Finance
Public Health Service
House
Appropriations Committee
American Legion Post Lines Up Against Soldier Settlement Bill
Florida Senator Fitcher reads Tampa Post 5 resolutions opposing H. R. 487 the Mondell bill praising a loan program offering $1 000 to $5 000 at 4 percent for veterans to buy homes over 40 years and condemning the national soldier settlement act. The post argues the Mondell plan covers few veterans and risks fraud and graft.
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Enator Fitcher
Florida
Congressional
Tampa Post
American Legion
Congress of the United States
United States
Congress of the
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Indiana News
Washington, D. C
Mary L. Sears
Anderson
Martha J. Poorman
Saratoga
Esther McIvain
Winchester
Sophia Koch
Laporte
Sarah L. Jones
Twelve Mile
Lina I. Gelmann
Josephine Hurley
Ewing
Hulda Haycock
Bethlehem
Sarah A. Fauber
Logansport
Theodocia FE. St. Clair
Terre Haute
Mary A. McAllister
Tell City
Sarah C. Lank
Greencastle
Phebe A. Wall
Tippecanoe
Bertha A. Gilmore
Frankfort
Laura A. Blackburn
Decatur
Phoebe A. White
Brazil
Edith Connelly
Bedford
Elizabeth Mineka
Columbia City
Margaret J. Richardson
Franklin
Catherine N. Wylie
Bloomington
Louverna Rease
Anna M. Diehl
Elkhart
Jasper C. Weaver
Einora
Peter Osmar
Lafayette
Gary
Camp Grant
Fort Sheridan
Hammond
Lake County
Greensburg
James A. Burns
Alert
Chester Township
North Manchester
Goshen
Elihart County
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Elkhart Township
Allen Rt. Bemendorfer
Jesse FE. Eschbach
State Board of Accounts
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Chicago
United States Army
Harry B. Smith
Richmond
Newcastle
Madison
Colfax
Lebanon
Wilbur Hibbard
Ruth Hubbard
Charles Hubbard
Wilbur Hubbard
Hubbard
Darlington
Kirklin
Indiana General Assembly
State Board of Tax
L. H. Wright
State Highway Commission
Wright
The
Vincennes
Minneapolis Minn
Legion
Purdue University
South Dakota
REIMS
Masaryk
Italy
Pelle
Prague
B. W. Maynard
Mineola
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Frixie
D’annunzio
Fiume
Washington City
New Republic of Russia
Congress
American Legion Post
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