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Newspaper

Connersville Examiner

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1916

Page

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State official to speak here Thursday at church meeting

A state official will address attendees Thursday at Grand Avenue AP Ho Church. The speaker, former vice president of a temperance union, has studied the temperance movement and will share points of interest based on extensive experience and study of the issue.

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Blogade Minister Examines Global Trade Ties

An International News Service report outlines a blog named after a minister and discusses economic topics. The piece highlights questions about fees and policy impacts on trade relationships between nations.

Serious charges arise over Brandeis appointment

Austen G. Fox, attorney opposing Louis Brandeis, brands new charges before the Senate sub committee accusing Brandeis of professional misconduct. The allegations include alleged manipulation of a deal benefiting the late E. H. Harriman to gain control of the Illinois Central Railroad.

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Immigration Bill Faces House Vote This Week

Representative Burnett, on the Ways and Means Committee, indicates the immigration bill with literacy test provisions has two-thirds support to override the President's veto. Debate centers on restricting entry and the European labor exodus, with leaders eager to move the Rural Credits bill ahead of immigration.

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General Felix Diaz Accused of Fomenting Mexican Revolution

Reports claim General Felix Diaz is orchestrating plans for a new uprising in Mexico, aiming to destabilize the government and spark widespread rebellion. The allegations center on Diaz's opposition activities and sympathizers within key regional groups.

Mr Anoll Steadily Improves After Injury at Connersville Plant

Henrys Knoll official at Connersville Wheel Company plant remains bed bound with a serious wound. Doctors report he is improving as well as could be expected though danger may linger a week. Friends await further details on his condition.

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Two Surgical Gases At Local Hospital Reported

Two surgical procedures were performed at Fayette Egalitarian this morning. Mrs Bright, a former Connersville resident now in Auburn Indiana, and Mrs Oscar frenzy of Eastern arena were the patients. Mrs Bright underwent surgery for a complication of diseases and Mrs Henry was treated for appendicitis. Both regained consciousness from ether about noon and rested well by four o clock. Delays might have caused fatal results, officials said.

Connersville Auburn Indiana Oscar Frenzy Eastern Arena Bright Henry

City Mayor considers smoke condensers for factories

Dense smoke and soot from south city stacks disturb residents across Connersville. Mayor Philip Kraun plans to urge council to require plants to install smoke condensers, a move past councils failed to enforce. Housewives report laundry delays and constant vigilance as wind shifts spread soot.

Philip Kraun Braun Connersville

Train of Nine Cars Passes Through Connersville

Early this morning a train of nineteen cars laden with automobiles passed Connersville on the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western railroad. The shipments were consigned to Central and Western states with two cars billed for Indianapolis. The automobiles were manufactured in an eastern city long in operation. It is said this is the first time such a high number of motor vehicles has ever passed through Connersville.

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Wilson Warns Congress Not To Interfere In Foreign Affairs

President Wilson told Senators Stone Kern and Representative Ladd that Congress must not critique the state department as it could affect European belligerents. He plans an immediate showdown with Teutonic powers over submarine warfare.

International News Service Washington Wilson Congress United States State Department Stone and Kern Ladd

Germany asks U S to define defensive armament on merchant ships

Washington reports Germany will seek a definition of defensive armament for merchant vessels and promises liners will be warned. The move aims to avert quick U S action while Berlin awaits its new armed merchantman campaign response. President Wilson seeks assurances safeguarding American interests.

Honorings at Three Sessions for Washington Birthday

Services in Fayette County marked the birthday of George Washington at First German Presbyterian Church during the county Sunday school convention. G N Burnie of Indianapolis presided over sessions with 207 delegates present, awards won in contests, evening musical program, and a supper for 150 attendees.

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Clifford Attends Universalist Session in Indianapolis

John F. Clifford of this city, president of the Universalist Association of Indiana, is attending the sixty eighth annual convention in session at Indianapolis. Services are being observed at the Central Universalist Church.

John F. Clifford Universalist Association of Indiana Indianapolis Central Universalist Church

Poison scare hits Home Product Day in Shelbyville

Hundreds believed the notorious soup poisoner Jean Stones was present after four hundred attendees at Shelbyville's Home Product Day fell ill. Police and doctors sought a cause as investigators suspect canned beef heated with acid solution. no foul play evidence yet.

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