Large Attendance At Union Prayer Services Tonight
Aho Moony reports a well attended union prayer service last night with a stormy night. Rev. Freemary M. Redinger spoke on the Bible as a Book and the eighteenth amendment anniversary, citing national reports showing fewer arrests for drunkenness and public health gains. He cited statistics from Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia as proof of prohibition effects, and quoted Dr. Charles W. Eliot on prohibition improving health and industry. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League argued enforcement gaps exist but majority support law and order. The meeting tonight is at the Salvation Army Hall, with services Thursday at United Brethren Church and events for Friday through Saturday to be announced.
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New York Produce Market Prices Shake Up Dairy and Grain
Fragmented market listing shows butter prices and creamery notes above extras, with eggs, poultry, flour, and barley values. Includes grain grades like No 1 Manitoba wheat and No 2 durum, reflecting varied market offerings and price signals.
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Manitoba
Arkansas town quiet after strike rioting
Harrison Ark January 7 guards rushed to quell a mob of citizens and railroad strikers following the lynching of B C Gregor and deportation of others suspected of sabotage. Citizens asked Gov McRae to countermand troops as order was restored. Local activists prepared to present confessions to a grand jury.
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Curtin Ordered to Support Five Illegitimate Children
United Press reports in Chicago that former coal dealer Curtin must support five illegitimate children with Kathleen Morrell. The court imposes ten year installments totaling $1,000 per child, while Morrell plans to move to raise them in a small town as controversy grows over birth legitimacy.
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Curtin
Kathleen Morrell
Indigestion Stops Quick with Amiona Stomach Tablets
Ny F Ames & Co offers AdyLing Amiona Stomach Tablets to relieve biliousness indigestion and related discomfort. Money back guarantee promoted.
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Ny F. Ames & CoadyLing
Open hearing in Bastrop on Morehouse Parish murder case
United Press reports at the Bastrop courthouse that an open hearing addressed the alleged murder plot in Morehouse Parish. Investigators revealed that Watt and associates faced hooded officials and a terror claim, with Danutt and Thomas Richards among defendants in the case.
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Morehouse Parish
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Erie Judge to Take Vacation of Two Months
Jan 17 Erie judge Uriah P. Rossiter, president judge of Erie county, leaves for Hot Springs Arkansas and several southern colonies for about two months after the January term. Judge Joseph C. Bouton of Smethport will preside at the February term and likely remain through March. The Corry hospital board thanks donors of fruit, jelly, vegetables, and sewing for the recent month without personal acknowledgment.
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