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Chicago civic action ends first ward ball and bans liquor
An editorial lauds Chicago residents lawmakers and religious leaders who united to halt the long running first ward ball. The mayor and police issued a prohibition order ending the event with dancing and liquor sales forbidden and a concert held instead to curb the public misbehavior.
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Chicago
First Ward
Hinky Dink
Kenna
Colliseum
Railroad Magnate Bans Drinkers from Employment
J. J. Hill, a northwest railroad magnate, orders employers not to hire or retain drinkers. Spotters will enforce the policy after investigations linked drinking to accidents and losses. He warns young men against secret speakeasy patronage as it harms future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hill
Northwest
Encouragement Spreads Beyond Chicago to All Cities
An exhortation emphasizes that encouragement is needed not only in Chicago but in every city and village across the land, urging unity and shared purpose among communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Navy buildup urged by Captain Hobson in Washington speech
Captain Hobson of Merrimac fame, a Alabama congressman in Washington, urged a strong national defense praising a six battleships per year build. He warned of war risks with Japan and Europe and pressed fortifying Pearl Harbor in the Sandwich Islands as key to dominating the Pacific and the world. The Nevada News also notes compliments for Bro Thrall of Carey Times and a recent reader poll.
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Hobson
Merrimac Fame
Alabama
House of Representatives
Washington
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Sandwich Islands
Pacific ‘Ocean
Bro. Thrall
The
Carey Times
Nevada News
Prowrs Baron
Church of the Covenant
Chicago
King's Business
Elmer Batley
Pub.Carey
Prison Jailer and Inmate Ran False Coin Ring in Kovno
In Kovno Lithuania a jailer Lednicka and inmate Mucha ran a false money scheme from a prison cell for over six months. They minted false roubles half roubles and 16 kopecks sharing profits with Lednicka distributing coins through her market cook. The plot was exposed when the governor’s cook recovered false money and police uncovered the plant in cell No 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Kovno
Lithuania
Howno
Lednicka
Mucha
Five Brothers Sentenced in Oklahoma Murder Case
O G Williams told Custer County District Court in Arapaho he would join four brothers in the penitentiary after being sentenced to life for killing Delta Generals. He boasted of the murder and said his family had a history of killings. Williams had pursued Delta Generals after their broken marriage in El Reno and Clinton. The case notes his motive as spousal rejection and his intention to reunite with his family in prison.
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Clinton
Okla
Custer County
Arapahoe
O. G. Williams
Delta
el Reno
Williams
Delta Generals
No8 Bae
Bargain Listings Near Carey with Farms and Houses
A serialized ad listing multiple properties near Carey including a 46 acre home with new 7 room house and barn, a house with city water near town center, a 49 acre farm with new barn, a 157 acre farm on the pike, a 105 acre farm on the pike at 375 per acre, and a property on Patterson street in the business district. Some sold separately or together at very cheap prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Pike
Patterson Street
Vance Street
Will of Boston Resident Distributes Heir Sums
By the will of Mr. Andrew Slater who died last week in Boston Amos Bixby Herbert Bixby and Mrs Mary Newhard receive 6000 each and Jay Newhard Herbert Newhard W J Newhard of this place and Grove Newhard of St Louis receive 1500 each as sons of a cousin Ray Ascham who is in Minnesota spends holiday at his mother Mrs M A Ascham Also JT W McClure J A Gibbs Lewis Criger J L Lasley and Rev Father J G Mizer were among Upper Sandusky visitors Tuesday
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Andrew Slater
Boston
Amos Bixby
Herbert Bixby
Mary Newhard
Jay Newhard
Herbert Newhard
W. J. Newhard
Grove Newhard
St. Louis
Ray Ascham
Minnesota
M. A. Ascham
JT. W. McClure
J. A Gibbs
Lewis Criger
J. L. Lasley
J. G. Mizer
Upper Sandusky
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