New Official Enforces Pure Food Law Amid Scrutiny
The Department of Agriculture appoints G. Catney to enforce the pure food law as Dr. Wiley’s critics press for stricter prosecutions. McCabe and Dr. Dunlop push aggressive actions after resignations, while Attorney General Wickersham previously weighed punishment. Congress scrutinized expenditures on food law violations. President Wilson is urged to back vigorous enforcement.
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Wiler
Atorney General Wickersham
Caffer
Pita F
Wilson
MISS EMERSON TO CONTINUE FIGHT FOR SUFFRAGE
London April 3 Mrs Zellie Emerson of Jackson Mich a militant suffragette who endured a danger strike in Holloway left London for a sanitarium to prepare for an appendicitis operation two weeks hence She said she would regain health to rejoin the Baltic lines and continues the fight while also aiming to address prison reform noting her jail torture from feedings and pain during the operation.
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London
Zellie Emerson
Jackson
Mich
Holloway
Sea
Baltic
Twis
Red Cross funds distributed to stricken towns in Indiana
Governor Ralston announced funding of about 0,000 to devastated Indiana areas where property damage was heavy and relief money was needed. Mayor McDowell of Vincennes received 000 in cash, and 1,000 was earmarked for Arthur Cain's trust in Denker township Krag county to support rural districts. In Washington, Springsteen from Minneapolis was chosen for a postmaster appointment, backed by supporters and opposition figures.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralston
Gands
McDowell
Vincenner
Arthur Cain
Denker
Krag County
Sovea
Kaew County
McCulloch Mayor Bid Sparks Independent Ticket Talk
Fort Wayne politics stir as McCulloch, bank president, signals he won’t pursue mayoral office via dirty politics. He favors a potential independent or straight Progressive ticket after primaries, noting strong Progressive backing and GOP divisions. Talks cite reluctance of Republicans to nominate, with social gatherings failing to form and candidates weighing risks amid track elevation plans and Fleming’s Democratic withdrawal.
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cCulloch
Tional Bank
Bort Wayne
McCulloch
Herapse
Moosers
Fort Wayne
Sev+enty
Alka
Owen N. Heaton
Tay Ian
Mooser
Calhoun
Walton Avenue
Peter MM. Broun
Pennsylvania
Port Wayne
Fleming
Brnatoe Fleming
Former Warsaw Boy to Tour World Representing Group
Gerald Phillips, formerly of Warenay, will join a world tour company with other youths to represent leading U.S. cities. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wiley Phillips and grandson of Mrs Sand A Phillips of Warsaw. The group will meet President Wilson in Washington before sailing to London, planning a nine year journey.
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Warkaw
Gerald Phillis
Warenay
Don Riven
Jay
Gary
Phillips
Wiley Phm
Sand A. Phillips
Warsaw
Emerson High School
Ir c
Wilson
Waslington
London
Lin Dr. Wile Tiama
Dr. Williams Mairing Company
Schenertang
Mrs Monica Mast Boggs Pupils Recital April 24 8 15 pm
Mrs Monica Mast Boggs presents a pupils recital at Ellis temple on Thursday evening April 24 at 8 15 oclock Admission 25 cents. Also note Lawrence Johnson an architect in Warsaw to draft plans for a new factory addition for Hurry Manufacturing company on North Tipton street three stories high brick construction north of the present facility. Benjamin Chapin to appear as Lincoln Wednesday evening at Westminster Church 8 30 admission 50 cents Woman's League Lecture Course.
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Monica Mast Boggs
Ellis’ Temple
Warsaw
Ind
Anil
Lawrence Johnson
Cllpage
Hurry Maniutretrine
Tintrait Treet
Omeloye
Chicas
Benjamin’ Chapin
Lincoln
Westminster Church
Woman’s League
Lechire
Finger Print System at the State Prison Michigan City
The state prison has installed a finger print system with six men testing it. Advocates say fingerprints never change, aiding identification. Warden Fogarty described demonstrations and described a bottle-handling test where fingerprints identified the correct suspect within minutes. The process uses ink, glass, and a roller to capture prints from both hands, ensuring accuracy by recording all fingers simultaneously. The article includes a digression about a theatre comedian Gordon, whose death is noted after a failed performance.
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Michigan City
England
Fe Ysagy
Edward J. Fogarty
Eagles Meet Schedule for April 23 Evening
Regular meeting set for 6 p m on April 23 to discuss a special car to Garrett with departure from Interurban Station at 7 p m. Free for members and spouses or sweethearts. J L Brown secretary.
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Garrett
J. L. Brown
Secy
Wallace Elephants Skinned At Circus Winter Ambers
Report from Wallace describes elephants skinned by circus workers during a winter ambers incident. Hides were sold to Newark, totaling 1,190 pounds, with three teams and horses involved in the operation. The finds indicate deliberate removal of hide thickness and the men earned pay for the work.
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Elei
Newark
Wallace
Comedian Gordon Found Dead After Failed Performance
In Chicago on April, comedian Gordon known as The German entertainer was found dead in his hotel room after an attempted act that drew a failed laugh. Witnesses recall him muttering about career disappointment just hours before his death.
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Bernhardt
Gordon
Tits Deat
Chicagh
Ore Gorton
Sarah Ernhard
Seonla Dpi
Iuri
Murder at Lowellville Targets B C Construction Men
Seven miles from here in Lowellville on April 21, B and C Construction workers were murdered in a living quarters area. Frank Starkey was found dead, another man died en route to hospital, and a third unidentified victim lay injured with head wounds. An arson or stabbing motive is suspected as investigators chase suspects.
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Youngstown
Tavo
Constellation
Lowellville
Frank Starkey
Dirk
Toehberg
Bath
Horwats
Entangled Enyeart heirs seek $50 million Maine estate
A meeting of the Enyeart heirs in Merririchall discussed challenging William Enyeart’s will and claiming a share of a $50,000,000 estate. The Maine incorporated heirs hold titles to land and securities across New York and Pennsylvania, with 406 to 610 heirs aiming to prove their rights in court. The western board and officers from Cambridge City, Logansport, and Chicago attended, planning a stockholders’ meeting in Augusta, Maine.
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Enyart
Maine
Hive
John ¥. Gagain
Cambridge City
Ind
T Barnett
Logansport
John Enyart
Hash
Atr
Tacy
Ott
Amd
Tareas
Bemerit
Atta
Peck
Chicago
Br. Daimson
Lagrange
Ancusta
William Enyeatt
Lake Champlin
New York State
Scranton
New York
Iau
Willem Enyeay
Fine Library Saved From Fire At Winona Building
Warsa w Ind April 22 Prompt action of fire fighters saved the private library of Dean Harold Lawrence valued at 3100, and seven pianos plus an organ were removed from the burning building in Winona Lake. The loss is estimated near $10,000 with about $2,000 insurance. The building, built in 1902, stood about three stories high and housed around twenty rooms. A chemical wagon was dispatched to aid the blaze.
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Warsaw
Ind
Biraln Hall
Winona Ake
Keening
Harold Lawrence
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