Appellate Indiana Court Limits Labor Injunctions in Vein of Ruling
Indiana's Appellate Court denies an injunction in the Vanadalia Coal case and upholds the right to jury trials in contempt of injunctions. The decision challenges prior practice and US court trends, linking to national debates on labor disputes and presidential campaigns. The ruling warns against government by injunction as a dangerous power.
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Injunctions seen as excess in criminal law cases
The text argues against using injunctions to address criminal law violations in labor disputes. It warns such use could erode jury rights and constitutional safeguards, viewing it as an abuse of judicial power. It notes that courts are beginning to recognize these concerns.
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United States
Whale swallows sailor's boot amid Jonah tale on coast
A large whale beached at Catania carries a man's leg bone inside its stomach. The shoe indicates it belonged to an Italian sailor, fueling talk that the incident echoes the biblical Jonah story.
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Catania
Jonah
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement claims stomach trouble and indigestion can be cured starting today with Pape's Diapepsin. It promises relief from belching, gas, heartburn, and nausea in five minutes, with a 59 cent large case and a single tablet digesting all food.
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Pape
Court decision ties Edna Wallace to Brown loss case
Actress Edna Wallace Hig lost a 7500 dollar car and a 25000 dollar insurance policy from bankrupt A. O. Brown, in a case highlighting alleged fraud and misdealings with Brown. The ruling underscores the continuing disputes linked to the Brown bankruptcy and Wallace Hig’s claims.
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Edna Wallace Hig
A. O. Brown
Chicago Doctor Severed Rib While Coughing
A Chicago physician reportedly severed a rib during a coughing episode, illustrating a hazardous medical mishap linked to severe coughing and its claimed financial toll in local health care anecdotes.
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Chicago
Fairbanks Invited to Indiana Consolation Dinner
Fairbanks was invited to an Indiana consolation dinner but is expected to stay home and drink buttermilk instead.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Jonesboro Club Members Barred From Drinking and Gambling
Members of the Jonesboro Commercial club face rules banning drinking gambling and even flirtatious conduct described as fewls. The group appears to be primarily women according to the report.
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Jonesboro (Ga
Mississippi man believed linked to Laurent killing
Columbus dispatches report Mississippians see reasons Smith may have killed Laurent. General Prosperity is reportedly marching in Anniston and has set up headquarters there amid growing evidence of his presence.
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Judge Hundley Faces Uncertain Fate Amid Sanity Plea
A report suggests Judge Hundley may retain his post if he endures the ordeal, while references to an insanity plea claim it could drive the public to madness during the lengthy proceedings.
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Hundley
Milkman's Pickled Cow Inspires Odd Explanation
A family exchange recalls milk sweetness failing one morning. Elmer asks about the sitter with the milk and his mother. Elmer jokes the milkman fed his cow pickles as the explanation for the off taste.
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Elmer
Hls
The Duel Between Gaston and Alphonse
Gaston erupts with a demand for witness as he asks about a fight and learns his friend plans marriage. Alphonse pauses then asks for an apology in a terse exchange.
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Gaston
Alphonse
Argenant
Advertising Thoughts for the Day in Store Promotion
A marketing note stresses that advertising space and copy quality must balance. It urges ample space to showcase a store's importance and urges retailers to ensure ads reflect the real quality of their fixtures and store, preventing a weak ad from undercutting the store’s image.
Cure a Cold in One Day Formula Promises Refund
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day with a refund if it fails. Claims Druggists refund policy and features Dr. W. Grove signature on each box. Mentions price 225e.
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EL W. Grove
Faults on Both Sides Prompt Separation Deed
A meek husband seeks a divorce deed after years of patience. His lawyer notes faults on both sides. The client retorts that his wife has a hawp on her back and a wart on her nose in a quoted exchange from the New York Times.
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Righr
New York Times
Her Kick and the Fachelor Girl's Hair Complaint
A museum-like letter quotes a fachelor girl lamenting paying 3 dollars for a bundle of brown curls only to find gray hairs and yellow leaves mixed in. She questions the fairness of spending on beauty amid this cosmetic frustration.
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Fachelor
Chicago
Inter Ovean
Say Where Atoms Place Behind Effigy
A humorous Beckett like exchange questions the location of a hazardous site known as Atoms across from Effigy. The solemn reply from Chicaro News hints at a place infamous for public hangings, framing a dark, satirical observation.
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Chicaro News
The Right of the Kiss
The text argues that kissing is not sinful if lawful and holy and modest, noting that lawyers ministers and young people would act differently if it were otherwise. It presents a pro forma defense of kissing as permissible.
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Robert Purns
Conservation For Whole Continent Is Teddy's Plan
Roosevelt plans a North American Conservation Conference at the White House on February 14 with delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico to discuss natural resources and a continental welfare oriented plan. Canada and Mexico will bring maps documents and government materials to aid deliberations as the three nations align on shared interests beyond borders.
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National Conservation Commission
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Mexico
State Department
United States
Dominion
Not Grasping and the Relentless Bill Inquiry
Hawkins chides Jarley for pestering him about a bill. Jarley defends himself saying he only asked fifty times in ten days and insists he has not grasped the bill yet. The exchange highlights frustration and unresolved fiscal matter between the two characters.
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Hawkins
Jarley
Found Him Guilty
The defense laments the prisoner’s poor judgment in trusting thieves and scoundrels as the judge accuses the defendant of naivety. The jury is implored to consider the defendant’s unsound faith and culpability.
Footwear fashions spar over stockings in New York
A light exchange between Mrs Benham and Lenham highlights fashion worries as Mrs Benham notes a toe poking through stockings. The brief item appears in a New York column from Preea.
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Lenham
Mrs. Benham
New York
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Says Anniston Reader
An Anniston citizen reports lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes back and loins pain, improved kidney function, and says her condition has remained healthy aside from a cold. Sold everywhere 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Anniston
R. Segrest
Wilmer Avenue
Ala
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Kidneills
Wikle’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
The Fatted Calf Versus Family Divisions
A literary reflection contrasts the prodigal son parable with a proverb about violence and envy. It cites the Atchison Globe and an Italian proverb about misfortune leading to benefit, suggesting moral tension within family finance and reconciliation.
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Atchison Globe
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