Indiana and national scope Newark style? State news puff
Versailles coverage notes Navpa Adpha Phi convention plans in Port Wayne and Indiana events. Reports include state officers elected, budget figures, tax levies, and public notices across Indianapolis Fort Wayne Evansville Washington Crawfordsville Petersburg Vincennes Terre Haute Gary and nearby communities.
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Sidney
Phatehoer
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EL Grelaerd
Tneinga
Sonam G.neering
Port Wayre
Nual
Imdana
Lone Cine
Freak Johnnen
Tndjanapolis
Frank Hollepeter
Penn
Decatur
Mro
Paul Afexers
Dee
Palo
Ievansville
Indiana State
Prades
Richard Tieher
State Consirtment of Conservation
Rachtueyr Lleming
Lake Wawasee
Veyernor
Crawfordsville
Fohin Bengs
Fort Warne
Leslie Kayser
Battery D
One Hundred and Fiftieth Field Artillery
France
Bengs
United States
Washington
L. McPherson
Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Fred A. Sims
Sims
Sins
Mrs. Alexander snubs Roumanian prince aboard ship
Mrs. T. Alexander of Great Falls Montana refuses a dance with Prince Carol of Roumania aboard the Japanese liner Koren Maru. The prince sent the purser with a note he would dance, she replied she would not condescend.
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T. Alexander
Great Falls
Mont
Carol of
Roumania
Alexander
Chicago Boys Camp at Winona Lake Creates Close Nature Ties
City Boys revel at a country camp outside Winona Lake Indiana where a Chicago Boys club trains. The site is praised as one of the finest camping grounds in the United States as local youths learn to fish clean and cook their catch while living close to nature.
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Winona Lake
Indiana
Chicago
Boys’ Club
Winona
United States
Undefined Jungle Film Sparks Controversy Abroad
Fragmented text describes a jungle setting with a movie featuring controversial content. It mentions a narrator and a royal or sacred theme, with unclear references to a new Guinness and a title suggesting a survival or exploration angle. The passage hints at public reception and parental concern.
Defense of Verdun statue dedicated at Verdun
A Rodin sculpture titled Defense of Verdun has been dedicated in Verdun. The statue was presented to the city by Twitteh friends of France.
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Verdun
Rodin
Twitteh Friends of
France
Navy Publicity Chief Promotes War Efforts From New York
Captain O. Taetson, United States Navy publicity director, directs campaign narratives from the New York headquarters. Reports emphasize coordinated press efforts and Navy image building across national outlets.
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Olin
Bates
Navy
O.roo Taetson
Naval Publicity
New York
Rush of bachelors to Europe reshapes marriage markets
Immigration reports show about 843,000 mostly men sailed to Europe and the United States during the year, as women seek husbands abroad and war widens the pool of single Europ ean women. Commissioner Caminetti notes many entrants aim for marriage and cites enduring male excess in the U S population.
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America
Europe
Fimmiferation Bureau
United States
Caminetti
Immigration Bureau
Werner
Cimineti
Tumber
Tie Tien
Eittland
Buena
Traty
Australia
Colonioes
Fusland
Toto
Senator Sherman Dons Sleeves to Defy Hotel Dress Rule
In a hotel dining room Senator Sherman Yo sher man confronted a host who forbade shirtsleeves at meals. He argued shirtsleeves reflect national character, then warned of leaving for another hotel. He bought nickel plated sleeve holders to keep sleeves neatly in place as he ate.
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Lawrence Yo
Sherman
Tinois
Afacourd
Suiamrer Cate
Shertcdy
Stoel
Uncle Sam Counts Noses of His Seals Census in Bering Sea aims to count about 600000 seals
The annual census by the Bureau of Fisheries seeks about 600000 seals, about three times the number when custody began. Commissioner Tough M. Smith says counts prevent blind hunting, notes a 10 to 12 percent annual gain, and describes island roosts, seasonal breeding, and profits from pelts, oil, and fertilizer from carcasses.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Tough M. Smith
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Altogether Too Good to Be True APER Suits Arrive in US
In a wary note the department of commerce reports that APER suits from Germany and Austria are soon to appear in the United States. Samples have been dispatched and will be displayed in Washington and in departmental districts as US buyers show interest. The department says retail price will be about six cents per suit, amid broad public interest in cost-saving apparel.
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Tndianapolis
State Coal and Food Commission
Petersburg
Pike County
Pike Country
Indianapolis
Carl Mote
Indiana Public Service Commission
Lake Superior Court
Diammond, Whiting & East Chicnzo Street Railway Company
Eent
Cltt
Whiting
Vincennes
Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
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Terre Haute
Indiana Bituminous Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers of
Washington
Federal Grade Commission
Paazil
Germany
Austria
United States
Department of Commerce
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