Infernal scoundrel shoots brother in law in Sand Mushc
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Stridge recalls the incident as a violent family feud. A neighbor shrugs it off saying such things happen. The shooter Furdenton reportedly wrote a poem about the event for the paper. The quip hints at entertainment amid turmoil and a satire of sensationalism in local media.
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Sand
Mushc
Father Day
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Stridge
Furdenton
Kan- Bas City
Linton mining town riot triggers martial law in indiana
Martial law was proclaimed in Linton Greene county Indiana after 600 miners stormed the telephone office and forced strike breaking girls off the switchboards. Fires and gunfire followed as militia opened fire wounding a worker while guarding the building. federal authorities moved to arrest rioters and take names for possible prosecutions.
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Tadanapolis
Ind
Linton
Greene County
Indiana
James P. Goodrich
Terre Haute
Militon
Casey Jones
Wader Guard
Adjt
Harry Smith
Haus
Karl Houck
Department of Justice
United States Marshal's Office
Indianapolis
General Smith
Ovilcia
Indianapoli
Goodrich
United States District Court
Allies to Try Ex Kaiser at Peace Conference
Paris reports the Council of Four presented a plan for a five judge tribunal from the five great powers to prosecute former Emperor William for a supreme offense against international morality. The Dutch government would be asked to surrender him, with trials also held for others who bore responsibility for starting the war.
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Paris
Council of Four
Wiliam
Fanner
Netherlands
Wise Man's Comment Sparks Debate on Voting Roles
Fragmented ad style text mentions gender roles and a sexist quip about women voting with husbands. It tangentially includes lines about conversation with women and a callout about education and training, all in a scattered, era voice. The source also advertises Cutleura products and a vague, humorous aside about Pullman smoking compartments.
Newspapers credited for aiding disabled veterans training push
Washington, April 29. Newspapers nationwide helped persuade the federal board for vocational education to accept 4,724 disabled soldiers sailors and marines into training programs after civilian return. Many, still grievously handicapped, did not know they could be rehabilitated and supported while their dependents were cared for.
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Washington
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Fire destroys Bellbrook business district in Ohio
Fire of unknown cause started in the residence of Dr. A. I. Hook wiped out Bellbrook’s business district. The town of about 2,000 population suffered an estimated $75,000 in damage. Dayton sent fire apparatus that brought the blaze under control within hours.
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Dayton
A. I. Hook
Bellbrook
Duayton
The Poor Man and His Enemies Proverbically Noted
A terse saying observes that a man so poor he cannot lend money to friends will seldom have many enemies, implying social friction hinges on generosity and reciprocity within small circles.
Man Chooses Toxsdr Over Money, Despite Risks
The statement notes that some men pick the Toxsdr option when higher pay is not offered, implying a choice driven by financial incentive. It contrasts two pathways and hints at caution about economic motives influencing decisions.
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United States
Bayer
Ohio State Journal
Spohn
Spohn Medical CO
Goshen, Indiana
Tuxedo
Rontet
Castoria
Fletcher
Pak Hee
Tyre Centaur GowPan
Chas. H. Fletcher
Pullman Earn
Press
Yanks
Ohio
N. Y
Ghigago, Ino
Anning
Sapphira
Biltimore
Mr. Grabenin
Lan Iden
Birminghim Age-Llerald
England
France
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