Indiana Coal Output and Court News Across Indiana
Southern Indiana coal district reports April to September output exceeding last year by about 200 000 tons with ~1 000 extra working hours. court calendar for St Joseph county lists three murder trials tied to 1915 and 1918 cases. hearings on coal price fixing to open September 27 and other state news on taxes, crops, and local incidents across Indianapolis, Bloomington, Evansville, Muncie, and surrounding counties.
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Evansville
Southern Indiana
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Blarry W. Litrke
Southern Indiana Car Bureau Oat
Frank Chrobot
Muessel Brewing Company
Steven Bartek
Ernest Gariepy
Carl Cook
Laporte
Walter Baker
Michigan City
Cook
Chhange
Indianapolis
State
Special Coal and Food Commission
Witl
Onediana
Trois
Tourer
Indiana
Indiana Parhor
Anna Mirmak
Anna Miiicha
Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
Bloomington
Allen Block
Monroe County
College Avenue Motor Sines Company
Vth
Tub Clothing
S. N. Cragan
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Ohio
Kentucky
George C. Bryant
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Lafayette
Purdue University
Indiana Board of Election Commissioners
William St. Thompson
State Hard of
Maurice I. Tennant
State Board
Flurry Lear
Brazil
American Legion
L. Russell Newgent
Leeton
Lemuel S. Bolles
The
Legion
Newsom
Iudiamapolis
Indiana Retail Coal Merchants’ Association
BE. Weiler
Coal and Food Commission
Faree
Stite
Afr
Eelfey Eetapedt
Densil
United Mine Workers of America
Mines’ Committee
John V. Lewis
Anderson
Madison County
Texas
Calvin Mitchell
Len Mitchell
W Cunningham
Crawford County
Crawford
John Lawrence
John McFarland
Danish Scout Impels Global Trip To Prove It Possible
Miss Eestrid Ott aged nineteen plans a wide world journey starting in New York with stops in China India and Southern Europe before returning home. She aims to show girls can travel safely and affordably. During the influenza epidemic she led girls in hospital work and home service.
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Eestrid Ott
New York
China
India
Europe
Estrid
Babe Ruth Hen Sets Egg Laying Record in White Leghorn
A white leghorn named Babe Ruth has laid 326 eggs in a year, beating the previous record of 314. Hatch date March 31, 1919, and first egg August 26. The hen weighs three and a half pounds while annual egg weight equals ten times her body weight.
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Babe Ruth
New Army Corps Areas and Commanders Named
The war department outlines the nine army corps areas with state groupings and headquarters. First corps includes New England states with Boston as base. second corps covers New York and nearby states at Governor's Island. third corps groups mid-Atlantic at Fort Mellenry and Baltimore temporarily. fourth corps covers the southeast with Fort McPherson and Charleston temporarily. fifth corps centers on Ohio and Indiana at Fort Benjamin Harrison. sixth corps spans Illinois Michigan Wisconsin at Fort Sheridan and Chicago. seventh corps includes the plains and Midwest at Fort Crook. eighth corps covers southern states at Fort Sam Houston. ninth corps extends to Pacific states with headquarters at the Presidio. Corps commanders are listed from Major Generals Shanks through Liggett.
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Fashington
Army
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Governor's Island
N. Y
Pennnsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Fort Mellenry
Baltimore
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Fort McPherson
Charleston
S.C
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Fort Benjamin Warrison
Ind
Hlinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Seventh Corps
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Fort Crook
Neb
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Fort Sam Houston
Antonio
Tex
Ninth Corps
Washington
Oregon
Tdaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Gary
Presidio
Francisco
Aftag
David C. Shanks
Robert Zi. Bullard
Adelbert Cronkhite
John F
Cities Gain as Urban Population Surpasses Rural
The United States will show more people living in cities and towns than rural areas for the first time. Census officials project about 105 million total, with around 53 million urban and 52 million rural residents, driven by migration from rural districts to cities.
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United States
J. A. Ti
Bureau
Rector Oor
Washington
Alfien
Reorganization of Secret Service LANS Planned
The Secret Service and the Bureau of Investigation will reorganize into nine divisions each led by a superintendent. J Brennan will head the fifth division covering Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota eastern Missouri and western Michigan from Chicago. William Flynn remains head of the bureau and L J Baley becomes assistant director and chief in Washington. The plan follows reduced funding from Congress and aims for faster, more efficient work with divisions centered in New York Chicago New Orleans Cincinnati Kansas City San Antonio San Francisco and Portland.
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Lans
Bureau of Investigation
American Secret Service
SK. J. Brennan
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Missouri
Michigan
William J. Flynn
Bureau
L. J. Baley
Atlanta
Congress
New Eongland
New York
New Jersey
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
Louisiana
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas City
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
San Antonio
Tex
California
Nevada
Utah
Hawaii
San Francisco
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Alaska
Vortland
Ore
Marine Corps Recruiting Surges Amid War Demand
Recruitment for the Marine Corps has surged from 500 men per month before the war to about 60 percent of its authorized strength of 27 100. At the current pace, the corps will reach its maximum strength within a few months, with educational advantages cited as a driver of enlistment.
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Marine Corps
Runrines
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Indiana News
State Department of Public Instruction
Terre Waute
Vigo County Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Hammond
Werman Vecker
Tolleston Bank
Crungpacker
Valparaiso
Fevansville
Muncie
William A. Thompson
Delaware Circuit Court
Kokomo
Howard County
Dc. T. Brown
Elizabeth Cornell
Blooomington
Minnie Waldron
Danyer
Charles Waldron
Indiana University
Webb Packing Company
Tloomingdale
Huge
Evans
Charles Evans, Jr
Mulberry Street
Samoa
South Pacific
Chienazo
Samuel Raechowski
Shington
Samuel L. Rovers
Secret Service
Mae
Senate Committee On Reconstruction and Production
Cvenduet
William N. Calder
Chicago Association of Commerce
Benjamin Rosenthal
Waeer Power Commission
Secretaries of War, Interior and Agriculture
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