Whole Towns Beg For Living In Russia Across The Nation
In Russia and Appleton Wisconsin, reports describe widespread begging and a major strike. A Kostian government commission investigates peasant beggars in Markajew area where peasants earn little and some forced into organized begging rings. In Wisconsin, about 560 paper mill workers joined a four month strike as night crews failed to report for duty.
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Ormidus
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
Thousands of cases eyed in Calhoun court review week
A heavy criminal docket led by Judge Calhoun and Solicitor Black spans 150 to 160 cases this week. Alimony hearings in Lumpkin court, and a charter petition for Robert H Grambling Laboratory also appear, with juries and assistants preparing for sessions and continuances.
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Solicitor Black
Gaines
Lumpkin
Batition
Charter
E. Calhoun
Uhoun
Eugene Black
John Corrigan
Nannie Gaines
Henry Gaines
J H Lumpkin
Atlanta
Robert H. Grambling Laboratory
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Robert B Grambling
A . Gramblin
Kontz & Austin
Public warned against impostor fundraisers for kindergarten
The Atlanta Colored Kindergarten Association warns the public against impostors soliciting funds in the group name. Officers state only the officially titled Atlanta Kindergarten Association may solicit and use its credentials.
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Atlanta Colored Kindergarten Association
Kindermaten Association
Atlanta Kindergarten Association
C . Wimbish
Foi Crumb
M Lawrence
S W Besley
R D Stinson
EB B Gibson
Keissig and Toombs clash over Carr ie Larsen murder
In Chicago on April 5 the Toombs murder trial heard defense witnesses challenge chief prosecution witness Robert Keissig. They claim Toombs did not kill Carrie Larsen and that her death resulted from suffocation. The doctors testified the body showed no signs of a violent struggle.
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Lemnger
Kelssig
Trial of Stover and Pirkle Set for Murder Trial
In Gainesville Georgia special term Hall superior court will convene Monday to try Harve Stover and Charley Pirkle for the murder of Christina Blake. Judge J B Hstes to preside. Colonel Sloan represents defendants. Prosecution aided by Colonel Howard Thompson with Messrs Grigg Pilgrim and Estes. R D Grigg Ezra Pilgrim and Fred Estes have bought the Gower Springs resort of 33 acres with mineral springs and an electric railway planned to run to the Chattahoochee river.
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Blake
Gainesville
Hall Superior Court
Harve Stover
Charley Pirkle
Christina Blake
J B Hstes
WB Sloan
Howard Thompson
R D Grigg
Ezra Pilgrim
Fred Estes
J Westin
Gower Springs
Chattahoochee River
Starving Indians in Arizona Seek Relief Now
Phoenix officials report twenty thousand Pima and Maricopa on the Sacaton reservation face famine as water diversion by white ranchers leaves them without sustenance. Agent Hadley urges Congress to authorize immediate aid and transport supplies to avert widespread death and abandonments. Donations and petitions are being sent to Washington to secure relief.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Sacaton
Hadley
Congress
Washington
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Promises Health Benefits
An old advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic, claiming to aid digestion, enrich blood, invigorate the brain, and fortify against disease. It advises a teaspoonful in water or milk three times daily and warns against bulk sales, promising a patent bottle only. Free medical booklet offered. includes two game counters for postage.
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Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
American Coal A Failure in German Stoves Market
Berlin reports that American coal failed due to German stove designs and habits. A Dutch importer Schulay faced losses after underestimating German usage, with stoves needing constant tending and coal ash waste higher than English brands. A new Russian coal option may challenge Pennsylvania coal on cost. Heidelberg notes August celebrations for Vandalia corps and a possible visit by Von Holleben. Madrid reports Spain imposes an eight hour day limit for public employees to curb work hours.
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Berlin
Herr Schulay
Berk
Schulze
England
Spain
Madrid
Europe
Raid on Attorney Amidon’s Home Links Dunn Case
Wichita Kansas April reports say attorney Counts Amidon and two associates faced a police raid on his home in connection with the escape of J P Dunn from a sanitarium. Governor says Dunn may be in Viehna while investigation by Lt Hamilton and Assistant AG Hamilton continues.
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B .Amadon
Lt Case
Gecelon
Amidon
Atorney
Dunn
Binamy
Poli
Death Not To Free Cater
Leavenworth Kansas April 3 The condition of former Captain of the Army Herlin M Carrier who is at Leavenworth prison with typhoid liver showed marked improvement the physicians say he will soon recover
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Cater
Leavenworth, Kans
Herlin M Carier
Mort Leavenworth
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