Comedy Four to Perform at Goshen Elks Minstrels
Messrs Fields and Edwards described as clever amateur comedians join Ned Miller Irwin Nadel in the Comedy Four. They will perform a new sketch on the dog at the Irwin Opera House Goshen Wednesday night written by Nadel with music arranged by J Osgood Smith. The group appears in the Elks minstrel show.
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Messrs. Fields
Edwards
Siks Minstrel
Comedy Four
Ned Miller
Irwin Ee Nadel
Irwin Opera ‘House
Goshen
Mr.Nadel
Eikhart Boy
Elks Minstrels
Race suicide concern sparks Methodist sermon in Indiana
Dr. Edwin Holt Waughes, president of De Pauw University, told the Northern Indiana Methodist Conference that race suicide is a growing evil. He cited churches with large Sunday schools and warned ministers to oppose the lack of children in families. Bishop McDowell urged ministers to end gossip. The conference also discussed Wabash District reorganization and noted over $100,000 in funds to be managed that week.
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Ogansport
Ind
Edwin Holt Waughes
de Pauw University
Northern Indiana Conference
Hughes
William P.mcdowell
Chicago
Northern Indiana Methodist Conference
Wabash District
Wabash
Preeland
Western Methodist Book Concern of
Cincinnati
Temperance plan for sailors draws scraps of interest
The British Admiralty offers 36 cents a month to sailors who skip hard drinking, hoping to curb rum rationing. A known case of heart displacement shows the risks of alcohol or related issues and the autopsy notes the body’s organs displaced for days before death. A graft of fortress clothing, pockets sewn and later opened again, hints at wartime orders. Gold ornaments face extinction threats as fake treasures flood Melbourne markets, affecting legitimate jewelers.
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British Admiralty
Westminster Court Hearing on Theft of Pewter Pots
The magistrate questioned John White at Westminster Police Court in London about stealing pewter pots. White admitted to the theft as the hearing proceeded.
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John. White
Westminster Police
Court
London
Mr. White
Jury Instructions on Reasonable Doubt and Verdicts
The judge defines reasonable doubt as a doubt that could arise in an intelligent person after full weighing of evidence and instructs jurors to base verdicts on evidence alone. He outlines options of guilty of first degree murder, second degree murder, or manslaughter, and warns against prejudice, urging a fair, reasoned decision.
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Lot
Smythe
Fitzgerald
Jerome
Ivon
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Waneta
Bangkok
Phya Sukhum
Koh‘Si Chang
Sirachi
Japan
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Fea
New York
Michael
Kruckman
Jersey
Scotland
Melbourne
Maine
J. QA. Butts
Canaan
Clerik E
France
Stella
Bella
Talks
York
Dinizulu
Newt
Saeland
Estes
Ats
Cravenette
Desir
Coats
New Broad Gibson
Childrens Novelty Coats
Altman
Aiale
Batiste
Henrietta
Cafton Chables
Dresdén
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