Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers Convene in Indianapolis
The Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers association plans January 20 and 21 sessions in Indianapolis with speakers including L. C. Boyle of Kansas City former attorney general of Kansas. Boyle will address The Law and the Retailer on anti trust era lessons and small retailer advocacy.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
L. C. Boyle
Kansas City
Kansas
Southwest
Republicanisim
Boyle
Plan for Indiana Republican district conventions outlined
The Indiana Republican State Chairman Fred A. Sims calls for district conventions on February 10 to elect precinct committeemen and delegates. Meetings in Indianapolis February 12 will reorganize the state committee, aligned with the Indiana Lincoln League gathering. District sites include Princeton, Linton, New Albany, Greensburg, Terre Haute, Cambridge City, Indianapolis, Muncie, Frankfort, Rensselaer, Marion, Kendallville, Plymouth, with delegate counts by district. A high school discussion in Bloomington is planned for May to strengthen university civic links.
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Fred A. Sims
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Indiana Lincoln League
Princeton
Linton
New Albany
Greensburg
Terre Haute
Cambridge City
Muncie
Fayette
Franklin
Hancock
Henry
Rush
Shelby
Union
Wayne
Marion County
Adams
Delaware
Jay
Madison
Randolph
Wells
Boone
Carroll
Clinton
Fountain
Hamlton
Howard
Montgomery
Topton
Benton
Jasper
Luke
Newton
Porter
Tippecanoe
Warren, & White
Blackford
Cass
Grant
Huntington
Miami
Wabash
Pulaski
Allen
Dekalb
Lagrange
Noble
Steuben
Whitley
Elkhart
Fulton
Kosciusko
Laporte
Marshall
St. Joseph
Starke
Vanderburg
Vigo
Marion
Republians
A. H. Vestal
Anderson
George Lilly
Bloomington
R. F. Lockridge
Lockridge
Alligator Hunter of Louisiana Lake Triumphs at Night
Danielle Trealway, keeper of the Bayou Lacombe light, is hailed as a champion alligator hunter. In primitive gear a pirogue bicycle lamp and a hatchet he traps a large gator in Lake Pontchartrain swamp, battling through slime and water to land the fatal blow.
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New Orleans
Danielle Trealway
Bayou Lacombe
Lake Pontchartrain
Treadway
Hennessey
Hayou Lacombe
Pirogue
Gafoc
Odd kitten befriends lone bear at Golden Gate Park
In San Francisco, a gray kitten cuddles beside a large black bear named Jimmy Rolph in Golden Gate Park. Park sergeant Pat Magee notes the bear is in hibernation, making the unlikely friendship a curious sight for visitors.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Sergt
Pat Magee
Park Mounted Squad
Jimmy Rolph
Jimmy
McGiee
Rooster Eats 486 Grains in Window Proof At Store
In Montgomery City Missouri a Orpington rooster devoured 486 grains of corn in 20 minutes in a storefront window. Observers guessed totals with prizes offered by Martin for the closest predictions, with three winners within one grain of the count.
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Montgomery City
John Wartins
Rooster
BEARD IS DECOY FOR BEAR
Denver readers note Col lerrs Weekly owner James V Collier and party including John Fox Jr and J W Waterbury return from a five week hunting trip at Union Station. Fox killed a bear while Waterbury and others observed. Collier jokes the bear mistook Fox for a playmate and chased him briefly.
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Denver
Colo
James V. Collier
Coller's Weekly
Hik
Union Suition
Collier
Fox
Russian Engineer and Friend Die in Knife Duel
In Chicago two men, W. J. Millman and Arcadia Sokoloff, fought with knives after jealousy over Millman's wife. Sokoloff was mortally wounded. Millman shot himself and died two blocks away after wandering the street. Police connected the duel to Millman’s remorse and marital tensions.
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Chicago
W. J. Millman
Walton Avenue
Arcadia Sokoloff
Millman
Sokoloff
Civil Engineering Society of
Russia
Sokoloff le
Milimans
Milliman
Soklotts
Sokolott
Millian
Soboloff
Milinian
St.lisabeth’s Hospital
Anoahette
Peterson and
Burns
North Robey Street
Eleven Lived In Chicken Coop In Pequanack NY
Authorities found six feet wide and twenty feet long chicken coop housing five women and girls four men and two children near Pequanack. The children were placed in home care while the women were jailed for a grand jury hearing.
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Pequanack
N.Y
Grand Jury
Spelling Stretch in Jury Tale Recalls Pneumonia Case
A Philadelphia Telegraph anecdote recounts a tea party tale where a judge told jurors they could not convict if pneumonia caused death. The jury asked how to spell pneumonia revealing a humorous misperception of evidence.
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Geraldine Farrar
Philadelphia
Eczema Cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment Vignette
An 1912 Chicago item recounts F. W. Horrisch describing a two year eczema outbreak on hands and legs. After trying various remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a sample offer and six weeks of treatment left the sores smooth with no residual marks.
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Congress St
Chicago
F. W. Horrisch
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
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Convention OF State Lumbermen
Indiana Dealers’ Association
Capital City
Indiana Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Indiana Conference of Tuberculosis Secretaries
State Society
John W. Kern
J. N. Harty
Hoyt Eb, Dearholt
Milwaukee
R. H. Bishop, Jr
Cleveland
Buard
Gilbert Hi. Hundren
State Board of Accounts
Feld
Mr. Hendren
Ralston
O’brien
Board of Accounts
Hendren
Indiana
State Department
Mill Creek Social Club
Mitchell
H. Whitt
L. P Hall
A. Pendergraft
Central Boiler & Sheet Ironworks
F. J. Schneider
M. P. Herter
M. N. Schneider
Philately Social Club
Bedford
A. Evans
J. W. Smith
M. Hoff
Indiana Retail Clerks’ Association
Morrison's Hall
State Federation of Labor
George Franklin
Lafayette
Robert Jones
East
Henry Friedman
William Pletcher
Evansville
George McCleary
Louisiana
Creole
Missouri
Tella
Brain
Victor
Self
Holland
Jan
Tkwo
Withey Lills
Doan
Doan’s
Carter
Eure
Draggiet
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