Belladonna Plaster Plot Revealed in Prisoner Case
A sensational report describes belladonna plaster tricks used on prisoners in Syneside county. Investigators traced the unauthorised drugging to a dope-fueled scheme, noting plaster packs and a violent aftermath including severed heads and altered meals. Dr Frackett and others are named in the unfolding investigation.
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Drog
F. Reackett
Alice Bagk
Miele
Cat
Nereen
Pearet
Elec
Palais
Steel trust faces tax clash over bond guarantees
lawyers debate income tax provision shielding interest on guaranteed bonds from taxation. analysis centers on whether dividends and bond interest under steel trust finance are taxable, with experts noting bonds may be taxed while guaranteed interest could remain tax free, prompting court action by bondholders and stockholders.
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United States
Francis Linde Stitson
Pierpont ‘Morgnard
Weather summary and conditions across the central region
A garbled weather report outlines central uk weather with rain and wind. It mentions temperatures near 42 to 24 degrees, with a high near 178 and a low around the mid to high teens, plus precipitation totals and wind speeds. Specific locations referenced include Port Wayne and nearby districts with notes on humidity and barometric readings.
Policy shifts in Berlin raise U.S. stance notes
The article discusses Wilson’s policy advisory in Berlin with Hoetszek and Penfersur Senlemann, praising a quiet shift in U.S. foreign policy under a conservative newspaper. It warns of political convulsions amid producer and consumer strains and mentions Republican acceptance of changing norms.
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Berlin
Trofersur
Hoetexeh
Penfersur Senlemann
Krenn Gannett
Jle
Hoetzarkt
Widowed Wilson Ball Controversy Sparks Paris Visit
Mrs Ann Wilson Howe of Philadelphia arrives in Paris with daughter Mrs Perrin Cochran seeking to explain her brother President Wilsons absence from the inaugural ball and social life. The pair meet officials and aim to present to President Poincare while highlighting health and social strain themes in Washington society.
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Wilson
Neder
Washington
Srs
Ann Wilson Bowe
Philadelphia
Paris
Perrin
Cochran
South Caroling
Europe
Ines Woodrow
Woodrow
White House
Cothnan
Thor
Morgan Showed His Faith By 411s Will
New York April 29 The expression of faith in the opening lines of the will of B Morgan reveals the legacy of a frontier preacher. The Reverend Mary P Nirbals of the Tope Trinity church is cited as part of the confessional note.
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Morgan
New York
B. Morgan
Franeier
Niehals
Mr. Morgan
Secretary eyes naval school cruise in time of peace
Washington reports that Secretary proposes a long naval cruise for the fleet next winter to study foreign nations firsthand. Officers would gain practical observation and shore leave at ports of interest. The plan, including potential dates, remains under review with exact itinerary to be determined.
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Atl
Brest
Tme
Thiniels
Gorege
Japan mollified by state's action to Rio
April 20 reports say WW Wilson and Secretary Bryane are pushing a compromise on California alien land ownership legislation. Governor Johnson opposes the bill, Japanese ire eases amid cautious optimism. Count Okuma criticizes missionaries after a conference, noting Japan’s lessons in foreign policy from the United States. Canadian provinces reportedly consider anti Japan measures, stirring concern at Vancouver.
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Woodrow Wilson
Bryanne
California
Wi Ram Johnson
Starsu Criticigen Iu Ue
Olina
Okuma
Japan
United States
Unon
Vancouver
Canada
British, Columbia
Saskatchewan
Committee to Look Into Sims Fracas
Washington April 26 Formal move will be taken in the house tomorrow over the assault on Representative Sims of Tennessee by Charles G. Glover a Washington bank president. A dozen members of Congress including Tennessees delegation conferred and sought an investigation by a committee of five to determine if arrest for contempt is warranted. Some urged immediate arrest but the majority favored a preliminary inquiry. Speaker Kerrigk warned on procedure as the resolution is prepared.
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Wasiington
Sims
Tennessee
Charles GC. Glover
Washington
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Caplent
Garret and
Houston
Tennentee Avert
House
Morrow
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Sima
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Marrow
Willer
Drm
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Canton
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Obituary notices for Frederick Stellhorn and Bernhard Roth list June 18 as deceased and services at St Peters Church. Residents from Tilsborough and nearby towns are named. Funeral arrangements include private internment and cemetery details. Also mentions announcements for Rhynes and Randsitl with service times and locations. The Journal-Gazette urging readers to use want ads for quick results.
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Sutterfol
St. Peters Anthelic Church
Calanlic
Mra Franks Niehier
Feneral Cerviega
Lafayette
Birth Announcement for Brown’s Child at Archer and Garmmde
A laughter was born Saturday to Mrs and Wee Clarener Brown at the corner of Archer avenue and Garmmde streets.
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Clarener Brown
Archer Avenue
Garmmde Streets
Free Wool for All Americans Fight Posed by Democrats
A Democratic pro free wool campaign argues for abolishing the wool tariff to lower clothing costs and improve quality. It claims Republican protection keeps prices high, limits wool imports, and sustains shoddy substitutes, urging citizens to back Wilson and Congress to end the tariff and restore affordable woolen goods.
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Panty Bower
Tite Vane
Wits Stregger
Taft
Weat
Une Watts
East
Ad- Vanek
Sulin Forte
Wilson
Democratic Congress
Aldrich
Walter
United States
Sol
Rocky Mountains
Poetutl
America
Wyntson
Henry Kaiser to Build Addition at Concordia School
Henry Kaiser to construct an addition at Concordia School costing about 24000 dollars. J Kruse Electric company awarded contract for wiring. Building rapid progress planned to house growing congregation with 235 members and 300 school children. Rev August Lange leads Concordia Lutheran Church.
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Concordia
Maury
Ehutrety
Tgwest
Joka $, Sehwormui
Eunvesetul
Fuette Yumi Fuse Sid Te Kruse Clectereal Sanufacturing Company
August Lange
Concordia Luthersn
Amendments Target Japanese in Anti Alien Bill
In Sacramento today amendments to the anti alien land bill were prepared forSenator Birdsall to offer if it reaches the floor. The changes aim to focus the bill on Japanese ownership while sparing European corporations and may call for striking corporate restrictions. Debate centers on enforcing limits without creating evasion.
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Sacramento
Cal
Serin
Snorros
Birdsall
Police News from City Beat in Early Months
Patrolmen patrolled city streets last night and this week, listing several arrests and incidents. A man named Inha Hue showed a weapon near the station, while another, Balic, argued with Tod Barleyenm at a sleep location. A freight platform near Wabyst depot was reportedly quiet with no serious disturbance.
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Wabyst
Auto Fire Truck Collides With Pole In Indy Injures Two
An Indianapolis accident injured two firemen when an auto fire truck struck a pole near Vondala Square. One firefighter was seriously hurt, another lightly hurt. details on cause or exact location remain unclear as responders investigated. Local hospital reports indicate non life threatening injuries for the crew.
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Ajit
Vondala Square
Satynek
Mommas Teutun
Naydis
Nunerate
New York Kosser Bakers Strike Spreads Disruption
Forty thousand New York bakers walked off the job today seeking higher pay and better conditions. The strike began after a brief delay and is expected to hit the most affected districts and some foreign settlements in Brankton, with wage and employment terms at issue.
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New York
Conte Dlana
Bexnu
Brankton
Terre Haute Debacle Destroys Jewelry District
A costly fire in Terre Haute wreaked havoc through the business district, with losses estimated at 25,000 dollars. The blaze damaged Swane Nehht jewelry premises and threatened broader destruction before suppression. Fire officials responded amid alarm and investigation into the incident.
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Waring de Gre Fay
Flood Destroys Home, Woman Dies of Grief in Indianapolis
Mary M. Smith, an elderly widow living in a flooded area of West Indianapolis, died after her home was ruined by rising waters. Authorities note the disaster heightened distress among residents already coping with flood damage and law-related anxieties.
Garden Pointers for Early Planters in March
Practical March gardening guidance covers pruning of grapes currants and shrubs during milder spells, snow protection for evergreens, window garden care with Christmas azalea and poinsettia, keeping plants hydrated, and preparing bulbs for April planting. It advises on cuttings seed catalogs and planning a garden layout with emphasis on proper light, soil mix, and repair of stored bulbs and tubers for a productive spring.
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Monty
St Louis Summer Garden in Burnet Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed a noted St Louis summer garden in Burnet near Westend Heights. One man, Dan Slattery, the watchman, was ill in bed in the hotel when the blaze broke out. Estimated damage reaches 3270000. Fire crews battled flames as Jim Seared and others aided in evacuation.
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Westend
Heights
St. Tavis
Teenight Cruising
Dan Slattery
Jim Seared
Indianapolis to Clean Up in May
Indianapolis mayor Shinle announced a citywide cleanup week from May 4 to May 11. The program urges residents to clear alleys, premises, and airlots, with officials promising enhanced sanitation and enforcement during the period.
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Indianapolis
jShinle
Sugar Men Raise Funds to Tackle Sugar Tariff Lobby
A fragmentary 1919 report notes sugar interests forming three funds totaling 217000 dollars to influence tariff policy. It references President Wilson, proposed sugar duties, and debates over the Wilson Underwood sugar tariff shield, with estimates of price effects and industry concerns. The text is garbled but centers on sugar lobby activity and tariff debate.
Curse Snatcher Escapes With 14 Watch And Necklace
Mrs. McClintocky of 1212 Breck Street reports a purse snatch near Main Street and Firefield Avenue just before nightfall. A young man grabbed the handbag containing $14 in various bills a golf watch and a solid gold necklace. Officers Galentine and TLaughnly pursued but lost the thief in darkness.
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McClintocky
Breck Street
Main Street
Firefield Avenue
McClinwek
Geake Stone Yard
McCintock
Galentine
Tlaughnly
Tle
Tle Department 2
Mooney
Card Table Manners and Entertaining Guidance
A practical guide to card party etiquette covering invitations, dress, hostess duties, greetings, and refreshments. It notes punctual responses, arriving attire for day and evening events, hat removal at informal gatherings, and appropriate serving practices for light refreshments and formal suppers. It mentions prizes at hostess hosted events and differences for charity functions in hotels or clubs.
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Ari Jawvarden
Newhaven
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