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Plain clothes men urged to curb city burglaries
The writer calls for city governments to employ plain clothes officers to catch sneak thieves and burglars. They argue uniforms alert criminals and that plain clothes enforcement could end the activity, warning that burglars may grow bolder unless action is taken promptly.
The Present Business Situation
The business world anticipates active autumn trade with rising confidence in outlook. Tariff effects are discounted and banks restrict credit. Merchants hold smaller stocks, often half previous levels, aiming for even year round purchasing despite limited price advantages.
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United States
M Custom
Fics
Financial outlook improves as markets ease and Balkan tensions lessen
The article notes higher operating costs but better earnings trends, with McAdoo’s crop moving deposits easing money markets. Bank liquidity rises as funds shift from treasuries, securities activity increases, and Europe shares the improved mood. Labor issues persist yet are not as threatening, with an overall brighter forecast.
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McAdoo
Treasury
Europe
Balkan
Damaging Wind and Rain Reported Across Decatur
A blast of wind and rain caused downed trees and tangled lines. chimneys toppled at Mrs. Preuit's Grant Street home. Cook Bros. awning ripped. Masonic Theatre and New Decatur Hotel suffered damage. multiple shop windows blown out. Crow & Crow and Chandler's storefronts affected. Heavy rain varied by neighborhood with minimal impact in nearby Moulton Heights.
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Crow & Crow
Chandler's
Moulton Heights
Whitemound Merchant Buys Chamberlain Remedy Stock
A god investment by W. D. Magli a Whitemound Wisconsin merchant to stock Chamberlain medicine for customers. He valued a small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy higher than his entire stock. For sale by all dealers.
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W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberain
Mary Remington and Dunham Solve a Web of Secrets
Tyron Dunham shelters a frightened girl who calls herself Mary Remington. She hides a dangerous past with Richard, her abusive cousin’s son, who manipulated money and marriage plans. Dunham vows protection as the mystery behind her identity deepens through letters, travel, and a Vienna inheritance entanglement.
Family Echoes of a Young Girl in Chapter X
The narrator recalls her father’s death when she was young and the family’s poverty. Her mother's brother, who is her mother’s older brother, brings them to his home and cares for them, highlighting the uncle’s special affection for her mother.
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Charier I
Tyron Dunhamngine
Vres
Dunham
Chicago
Ravere
Unclé’s
Richard
Carlsbad
Vienna
Sayid
America
Henry East 15 Serving Team Out in Indiana
Henry East, an Alabama prisoner known for multiple escapes, is serving in Indiana's state prison after three escape attempts from a saw mill job. The Bertillon system helps identify and track him, linking him to Alabama and prompting his transfer to Indiana to serve a term of two to fourteen years. East’s escapes have baffled Alabama authorities, making him one of the most remarkable inmates.
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Henry East
Indiana
Henderson Lumber Company
Sanford
East
Alabama
Wetumpka
J. M. Sammons
United States
Indiana State Prison
Sammons
Peru
Shonts Narrowly Survives Plunge From Moving Train
Theodore P. Shonts, president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, fell beneath a moving train at LeBreuil near Paris and was pulled free by a bystander. His hands and legs were cut but he appeared largely unharmed. Actress Lillian Russell assisted with a first aid kit after a passenger, Mrs. A. P. Moore, tended to him.
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Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
LeBreuil
Shonts
Shoats
A. P. Moore
Lillian Russell
Mr. Shont
Deauville
Eireail
Decatur Concert Band Schedules Weeknight Performances
The Decatur Concert Band will play on Second Avenue each evening from 7 30 to 8 30 for the balance of the week starting this evening. The series features a selection of band pieces in a casual street performance setting.
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New Decatur
Decatura
Second Avenue
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