Indiana Vets Meet. Ketcham Chosen Commander in G A R
Indiana Vets meet at Kokomo and elect William A. Ketcham of Indianapolis department commander over James M. Barlow of Plainfield. Officers elected include Mrs. Mirabah Walker Clinton and Mrs. Jennie Irvin New Albany as presidents of the Women’s Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R respectively. A parade with Indiana National Guard, weather clearing, drew large crowds.
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Fort Wayne
Department of Indiana
Wriday
Kokame
Willian A. Ketehan
Indianapolis
James M. Barlow
Plainfield
Mirabah Walker
Cinton
W.I. C
Mes
Jennie Irvin
New Albany
G. A. Tt
William A. Petelson
Benjamin Welkelton
Fort Waynes
Nesley
Brown
Col. Kester
Princess Theater
Buaptist
William Beecn
Singerbund Hall
Perry A. Tindall
D. N. Foster
Alt. Lukens
Old Shady
John W. Vordermark
Sheridan
Clay School
Hanna School
Simon Scott
Ingersoll
Laura S. Burr
Indiana Nnational Guard
McGinnis
Wayne
Port Wayne
Amos I
Walter
Indiana National Guard
Uibernian Rifles
Clinton
Amanda Kesall
Mort Wayne
Jackson
Hammond
Pelle W. Epgin
Tangier
Do Th Taeeas
Sarah A. White
Rock Vide
Walgh
WLTL
State Department
Tadley
Carrie Sparkling
Foster Fndiah Tevin
GALR
Jar Lee
Poles
Nacional
Liza Browning
Atfien
GAL RL
Browning
Hiniira A. Cassell
Secretara
Currie A. Porter
Hineli Dalton
Winfield
Kan
Ordh
Indiana Department
Tollows
Mres
Femme Levin
New Atanas
Mags. Hivira Asell
Westpoint
Juinior View
Vaniah Gelpine Marien
Roe
Hollis
Washington
Emphin
Manty Stirk
Farmer Priced Medicine Bottles In Rush For Doctor Visit
A farmer visits a town doctor and submits a prescription to a druggist. The pharmacist quotes 110 dollars for the medicine and 1 cent for the bottle. The hurried farmer presses for a total and asks for the worst price.
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Tim
Boston
Paradoxical Evil in Forger's View Sparks Debate
A Baltimore American note questions whether a forger can do good and calls the act paradoxically evil. The column presents quotes debating morality in forgery and its social judgment.
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Manu
Baltimore American
Charity Girl passions fuel a ballroom scandal
Audrey Thwait, the charity girl, endures cruel scorn at a masked ball as whispers claim Sheila Fraser and Jack Clenderwood are lovers. Audrey confronts heartbreak when she discovers Sheila and Jack together, while jealousy and social politics threaten her marriage and standing at Dinglewood.
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Jack Cleuderwood
Beignton
Sheila
Dinglewood
Twist
Pairfax
Lancelot
Audrey
Jean
Lo Wish
Andrey
Willie Fullerton
Craighnds
Joan
Mrs. Fairfax
Mr. Pullerton
Jean Chwait
Broadborough
Lady Dileswater
Jack
Jenn
Constance Fraser
Lady Daleswater
Craightnill
Clendarwoods
John
Domino
Jean Thwait
Murray
Lady John
Daleswacer
London
Tie
Jack Glendurwood
Craiglands
Benson
Toocammot
Andrea
Lord John
Janek
Bedrow
Marrs
Dinebwood House
Dinglewood House
Jaselene
Sielly
Sheila Fraser
Aristocracie
Jean Audrey
Mr. Fullerton
Willie
Diwan
Miss Thwait
Minsie
Jack Clonderwood
Gladys Daleswater
Mra. Fraser
Ack
Charity
Sheo
Mona
Lady John Loknow
Alice Fairfax
Steila
Andres
Shetia
Miss Fairfax
Alec Pfairfax
Mr. Devereiix
Abel
Darling
Odd Passenger in London Bus Causes Sun Worship Suspicion
An American traveler on a crowded London bus notices a passenger in a red turban, later identified by the conductor as a Parsee who worships the sun. The driver jokes about the man’s beliefs as they ride beneath a leaden sky, the scene unfolding on a damp day in the metropolis.
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London
Queen Margherita’s Pearl Collection and Auto Passion
Queen Margherita of Italy owns the finest pearl collection and is noted as a keen automobile enthusiast who can drive her own car. Her interests span luxury jewels and motoring prowess.
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Margherita
Italy
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