International Conference to Strike at Opium Production
A speaker urges a global conference to cut opium supply at its source in China India Persia and Arabia. He calls for US leadership, strict narcotics licensing, export bans and anti smuggling measures to cut addiction and related crashes. A driver licensing reform based on drug use is proposed to reduce accidents.
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America
United States
China
India
Persia
Arabia
New York
America’s Clash Over Justice and Reform
A speaker denounces reformers and religious critics, defending the death penalty as the state’s will. The piece argues justice requires hanging Orrie Cross, calling for execution as a duty despite moral conflict and public opposition. It portrays a charged clash between law, mercy, and public opinion.
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America
Orrie Cross
State Happenings Roundup of Local News and Plans
Robbers stole 130 dollars worth of furs from Fred Whipple near Greensburg. A fire caused 500 dollars damage to Robert Walace's home in Shelbyville due to a defective chimney. Alessandro Liberati gave a February 14 concert in Warsaw for the Boys' band. Frank Kern and George Grosse plan to buy two 18 passenger buses for service between South Bend and Fort Wayne. Miss Sylvia Medsker represented Sullivan county at Vincennes. Mrs. Edward Franklin White urged a uniform marriage and divorce law before Congress. A new Klee Tribe No. 680 of Red Men formed in Nashville with over 100 charter members. Beekeepers in Shelby County prep exhibit for the county fair.♀♀♀♀
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Fred Whipple
Greensburg
Robert Walace
Shelbyville
Allessandro Liberati
Warsaw
Warsaw Boys
Frank Kern
Rochester
George Grosse
Laporte
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Sylvia Medsker
Graysville
Sullivan County
Vincennes
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
League of Women Voters
Anderson
Congress
Herbert Champlin
Martinsville
Arch Hobbs
Nashville
W. L. Drake
Washington Township
Shelby County Beekeepers’ Association
Elkhart
Goshen
Leander Anderson
Bartholomew County Commissioners
Columbus
Amos Koffman
Ohio Township
Board of Pike County Commissioners
Petersburg
Petersburg and
Jasper
Orwell
Young Women’s Christian Association
Elizabeth Allison
Health Department
Cass County
Logansport
Michigan
Gary Commercial Club
Gary Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Michigan City
Mishawaka
Plymouth
Fred R. Bechdelt
S. W. Haynes
George T. Whitacre
F. B. Jaqua
M. W. Skinner
Martha Hunley
Willam Hunley
Muren
Muren Coal Company
Indiana House approves Beardsley maternity act and foreign language teaching move
Indiana lawmakers pass the Beardsley maternity act in the senate by 30 to 12 and approve a plan to accept federal Sheppard-Towner provisions. Amid party splits, Republicans and Democrats alike back a $1 million bond for state fairgrounds and Moorhead Memorial Day racing ban advances 61 to 32.
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Eickhoff
Indiana
House of Representatives
John W. Kitch
Ahlgren
Brown
Cline
Day
Haines
Harris
Hill
Hull
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Isenbarger
Kretschman
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Thiel
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Holman
Jones
Kenney
Larrabee
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Lowe
McCloskey
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Ortlieb
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Riede
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Nejdl
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Steele
Swain
van Orman
Crosby
Easton
Harmon
Henley
Lindley
Batt
Cravens
Durham
Erni
Hays
King
Lochard
Lutz
Saunders
Sweeney
Administration State Board of Agriculture
Representative Thomas
Walter 8. Chambers
Newcastle
Joseph M. Cravens
Madison
E. 8. Shumaker
Everett J. Newlin
Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Moorhead Senate
Working for Jesus in the Parable of the Pounds
A sermon on Luke 19 11 27 explains the absent Lord the distribution of gifts and the accounting for faithfulness. It emphasizes that Christians receive equal gifts from Christ and must use them responsibly or face judgment and loss.
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Jesus
Christ
Jerusalem
Rome
Palestine
God
Earth
Indiana State News In Brief
The resignation of Albert Knaak, longtime Laporte county probation officer, was announced in Laporte by Judge P. L. Crumpacker. In Lafayette, nine year old Donald Meyer was crushed by a heavy truck. surgeons removed his spleen and doctors expect recovery with no long term health impairment.
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Albert Knaak
Laporte County
Laporte
P. L. Crumpacker
Laporte Superior Court
Donald
Meyer
Lafayette
Woman recovers after Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Glens Falls New York woman asserts two months of illness left her unable to stand. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and could resume all housework and sewing. Free private text book offered on request from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Glens Falls
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
George W. Burchell
Glens Falls, N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkha
Hypocrisy and its delight in sublime speculation
Not a full news article but a quoted reflection. The line critiques hypocrisy as virtuous in theory, while never committing to action, implying empty magniloquence and costless grandeur. Burke’s aphorism underscores the gap between thought and deed.
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Burke
The Tears of Children Verse Note
A brief literary ode cites Richter urging to banish tears of children as continual rains harm blossoms. The fragment frames a caretaker tone and nature imagery to plead for relief from sorrow.
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Richter
The Lash in the Dark
A concise poetic fragment from Boston notes multiple lashes in darkness shaping conscience amid wicked behavior.
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Boston
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