Gov Hatfield Proposes End to Miners Strike
Gov Hatfield outlines settlement terms after Paint Creek and Matewan violence. He calls for miners to choose a union checkweigher, a nine hour workday with current wages, no discrimination against miners, ability to buy supplies, and semi monthly payments. He cites the Mauck Low battle where sixteen died and urges operators to meet these conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Agwil
B. Hautiela
Tisat
Union Transunion
Maucklow
Paint Creek
Learn the Secret of Keeping Young Malevolent Patent Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Mirona a digestor and stomach tonic claiming it preserves youth by strengthening digestion and vital resistance. It urges regular use and carries a warning against overtaxing the digestive system while promoting Meyer Bros Co. as the distributing pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Bros Uo
FORGER ARRESTED AT OARENT TE TO WLAMSBURG
Garrett Indiana April 14 Marshal Milliam Devil acting on authority at Williamsburg arrested B Westphal alias G B Favs for raising a check from 6 to 60 while employed at H O shops. Williamsburg police brought requisition papers and returned the prisoner to Garrett. Westphal previously worked on a railroad at Williamsburg and cashed a 35 check before forging it to 60 and traveling to Chicago then Garrett.
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Garrett
Ind
Milliam Devil
Williamsourg
B. Westphal
G. B
Tle H. & O
Williamsburg
Westphal
Williamsiairs
Chicago
Explanation of strengthening the body’s organs and Father John’s Medicine
The text argues that nourishing the body strengthens organs and that Father John’s Medicine is the best remedy for ridding illnesses. It claims there are no nerve-damaging drugs and that the product avoids stimulants, purportedly preventing serum and fatal disease by wholesome nourishment.
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John
Albion News Albion Ind Apr 14 Anticipates meeting and notices
The Epworth league plans a reorganization meeting at Will H Menaugh home Tuesday evening. A church musical program drew a strong attendance. collection totaled 9 043 dollars. Road drags and road work resume. James McVarland funeral set for Tuesday in Wawi nu. Misney Collars visited Readalyie. Alva Moore studied Goshen then Albion. O A Smith moves to Fort Wayne. Lee Ripert left on postal route. Renu Tice returned from Auburn. Glenn Wahler visiting Huntington. William Hill visiting relatives. a railroad worker from Garrett noted. Several Albion residents traveled to Kendallville for tax season and to Rome City for visits. Frank Landgraff visited his hospitalized son in Fort Wayne. A B Manley of Wendally on International Harvester business. Wyall Wickman moving to John Rendoney property. Mr Hickman working on Be & O railroad. Tudge Wagby returned to Columbia. Charles Bidwell completed another term at Heasant HNL. big dinner and program noted. The Albion National Bank choir held a meeting. Talbert died after illness. Local church workers noted. townsfolk discussed walking fourteen miles to Crannyell. Names mentioned include Anne, Hines, William Nbsidenns, Jaedh Kluw, Rolla, Pred Mrianre, Chathos Calihan Sidiey, and Joe Rimmet. Tickets on sale for Shipboard of Hefir Apel at TeoMbinn pylere house. Albion athletes seek marriage licenses. County Clerk Favinger issued mar- documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ind
Epworth League
Will H. Menaugh
James McVarland
Wawi Nu
Misney Collars
Readalyie
Alva Moore
Jacob Lindsey
Kendallville
Rome City
Wyall Wickman
John Rendoney
Mr. Hickman
Be & O
Railrand
Tudge Wagby
Columbia
CY Yenterday
Charles Bidwell
Xehool
Heasant Hnl
Atiiin National Winkhelt Choir
Talbert
Tae
Niles
Crannyell
Anne
Ineo Hines
Toner Willian Nbsidenns
Jaedh Kluw
Orphans Fund Receives Splendid Start At Anniversary Sale
Bright sunshine and cheerful thrums marked an Anniversary sale that launched the Orphans Bene fit Fund. Daily goal is growth over the prior day with 214 per ten dollars of weekly cash sales set aside for local visitations aiding homeless children.
Printed Linoleums and Inlaid Linoleum Sale
Printed linoleums two yarns wide priced at half, different width remnants in Anniversary sale. Inlaid linoleum available 2 yards wide at 89, 4 yards wide at 174 per square yard, with regular grades and promotional pricing.
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Wild's
Greenwich
Wild
Swank and Bidwell Linked in Local License Case
Intertaker Airl J Swank and Esther M Bidwell tied to a license matter in Noble County Wasne townahli. Daniel Yaldwell involvement linked to a range tramp ship and Tritech fame in Wasne town. Mira Weber and Wayne township names appear in records with partial titles in Orville Tritech district.
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J. Swank
Esther M. Bidwell
Mr. Swank
Fadsen
Miss Bidwell
Daniel Yaldwell
Livenar Wan Ailsa Resaed
Orville
Tritech
Istler Vo Weber Mme
Isa Famor
Wasne Townahli
Noble County
Mira Weber
Uno Aayahtor
Ofbert Weber
Wayne Townst
Martin's Firm Files Pre bankruptcy Petition in Memphis
Martin Phillips company of which Joseph W. Minith was president filed voluntary bankruptcy to protect interests and allow continued operations in the absence of Martin. W. K. Pullips, vice president, appeared as petitioner. Assets and specifics not stated. company incorporated in Texas with capital stock of 1 million dollars.
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Memphis
Tenn
Joseph W. Minith
Cenet
Martin-Phillips
W. K. Pullips
Marti
Ldi
OSTA
Don
Whitley County Court Grants Private Sale Plan
In Columbia City Apr torneo court proceedings divided the estate as a private sale for the reform thus ensuring a partition. Defendants were represented by Teematy and Frank. The court ordered the sale plan and specific commissioners named for execution.
New committee calls for aid as calls grow less
The new headquarters of the ISA Water Treller union at the courthouse saw only a few calls for help yesterday. Mrs Nell and W. J. Nell led the citizens committee, with Mohler and Mun Eovan among others. Supplies were inspected and relief limited to six weeks if funds last. No new contributions were received by Sherman Cafhall City Commander. A stock of new and second hand clothing was available for Fort Wayne residents in need, supplied by city residents not the township.
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Isa Water Treller Union
Henry Branning
Branning
W. J. Nell
Clarge
Awerk
Nell
Ainee
B Mohler
Wig Dudge Frank Mun Eovan
Gloversville Protest Affects Local Trade Centers
Gloversville and Johnstown centered protests against Linderwond tariff measures impacting glove and leather goods industries. Demonstration disrupted by Gloversville merchants as workers and officials join the display of opposition in the industrial region.
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Gleversy Hlf
Cloversville
Johnstown
Amerian Fine Winve
Poquilace
Nee Cities
United Fia
Linderwondtari WM
Snather Industries
Gloversville
Fragmented OCR note on census work and local officials
An unreadable OCR fragment describes counting the census in Raven of the lerdal area and mentions completed lines and sieves. It references Weary Wri and an office scene with Custer of Whyne township, noting yesterday afternoon activity and frills.
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Weary
Custer
Whyne
Public notice of son debts disclaimer by Gebe Backenberg
To the public the author states they shall not be responsible for any debts of their son George Grae Backenberg. The notice appears as a form of personal disclaimer published in the record.
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George Grae
Spine Backenberg
Household Paints and Anniversary Price Notice
An aged listing advertises household paints under a low price line. It mentions chemical treated products and a mop accessory, with a discount event tied to a small anniversary sale. Includes references to black yarns for cleaning and hardwood floors. Prices noted around 660 and 420 units.
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Regule Tb
Local Woman Dies After Short Illness in Lagran ge
April MMe Ammer Rambo a well known Lagran ge woman died yesterday morning after a brief illness attributed to pneumonia. Survived by husband Abner Rambo and several children and grandchildren, funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM from her South Detroit Street home. Interment at Greenwald Cemetery. Funeral home contact 3349.
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Laghiangh
Ammer Rambo
Thin Pilaen
Hs Hind
Abner Ranamoral
Joos
Mer Ktte
Moward Norris
HlotTinn
Lagrapee
Elmer Thayer
Wolenttyile
Frei
Howe News Howe Ind April to Mrs Louis Hildrhrant Coldwater
April to May notes from Howe News Howe showing visits and relocations. Elam Swilley and family visit. Walter shiftman and family attend church duties. Mrs Newtonesser visits. John Schacter family hosts. Mrs Te Van Butkirk returns home after two weeks. Frank Kime moves family and farm near Sturgis. other local movements and employment notes.
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Klinger Take
Mrs Susan Ellison Dies in Lagrange After Illness
Susan Ellison, longtime pioneer woman of Lagrange Ind, died at her home Sunday morning after a short illness. She was the widow of Judge Andrew Ellison, a prominent figure in local affairs, and leaves a legacy as one of the town’s best known residents. The article notes her health decline and mentions her connections within the community.
Dandruff Germs Must Go
A bold wartime style sales pitch touts Parisian Sage as the cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims millions have been freed from dandruff germs and promises a money-back guarantee if not cured in three weeks. Sold for 50 cents at Meyer Bros and other counters.
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America
Dandrof
Dandruf
Srea
Socente
Meyer Bros
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