Indiana News Tersely Told
Mining in Indiana bituminous coalfields resumed after a five weeks strike with general activity and few disgruntled miners near Terre Haute. Goshen court plans to use $65,000 of Mrs. Laura Kindig estate to build a nurses home and training school at Goshen hospital. Shelbyville farmers report 80 of 84 stock propositions rejected by blue sky inquiry and urge early peace treaty ratification. Wabash College expected to gain at least $175,000 from Harry J. Milligan estate. Indiana reformatory inmates paroled. many may have Christmas dinner there. Suit over tax listings in Whitley county heard. demurrer sustained. State geologist notes coal mining waste higher than other states. Fire guts Livingston building in South Bend. Woolworth loss $50,000, total loss $155,000. State board of pharmacy lists 18 new registered pharmacist certificates. Oak Davis sets county corn record with 556 bushels from 5 acres. Indiana National Guard reorganization discussed by Sen. military committee. Kosciusko board schedules January 13 for hospital memorial vote. Supreme Court overturns Ward liquor case no longer illegal per 1917 law. Power curtailment order threatens nonessential industries. G A R members vow readiness to defend law and Constitution. Indiana Society of Chicago endorses Denby for president Barnhart for VP. Marion county injunction blocks eight townships from state assessed tax increases. Charles Town tobacco warehouse opened to handle Clark county crop. county farmers eye lucrative leaf yield.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Terre Haute
Goshen
Laura A. Kindig
Goshen Hospital
Connect
Chamber of Commerce
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
Harry J. Milligan
Milligan
Wabash
College
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
State Board
Burwell
Deeter
Churubusco
Wrigley
W. N. Loan
State Conservation Commission
Commission On Coal Mining In
Logan
South Bend
Woolworth
Ten Cent
Livingston
State Board of Pharmacy
Mervin. L. Kaufman
Francis W. Schoppenhorst
Henry G. Timmerman
Washington
Davis
Harrison Township
Evansville
D. C
National Guard of
Henry B.smnith
Military Committee
Senate
Gary
P. M. Kent
Warsaw
Kosciusko Board of County Commissioners
St. Joseph
Thomas Ward
Supreme Court
Ward
J. L. Doerr
Pennsylvania Railroad Coal Committee
Doerr
Goodrich
Joseph R. Gordon
United States of America
Chicago
Edwin Denby
Marines
Iate
The
Ohio
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Fulton County
Indiana Society of Chicago
Marion County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Linn D. Hay
Superior Court
Center Township
Leo K. Fesler
State
Charlestown
W. L. Jones
Clark County
Jones
Kentucky
Spencer County
Gentle Cascarets Tonic Aids Liver and Bowels
An old advertisment promotes Cascarets as a gentle nightly tonic for the liver and colon. It claims the product cleanses without griping or causing sickness, contrasts with harsh purgatives, and notes wide usage with twenty five million sold annually.
Question on manslaughter verdict during Beck trial
An attorney questioned a prospective juror in Steve Beck's manslaughter case about whether an automobile accident on a public highway makes a person guilty of manslaughter. The juror answered that guilt does not follow unless the other person dies.
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Steve Beck
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Persuades Everyday Use
Ad urges daily use of Cuticura soap ointment and talcum to cleanse soothe and fragrance skin. Mentions 25 cents price and calls wives of henpecked men to ignore petty triumphs and calm irritations with a whistle.
Food for thought May Be Found in Empty Cupboards
A concise note reflects on scarcity and contemplation arising from bare shelves. The observation links deprivation to reflection on daily sustenance and resourcefulness during challenging times.
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