Public Whipping Laws Urged by National Curfew Association
The executive board of the National Curfew Association, based in Indiana, mailed letters to governors urging adoption of curfew laws and harsh penalties for youth crimes. They promote horsewhipping and separation of young offenders, citing international trials and testimonials from reform schools. The communications advocate immediate enforcement to curb crimes among youths ages 17 and under.
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Indiana
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Cath
Curt Association
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South
CORBETT AND SULLIVAN AT LLYENTA THEATER
James Fi Corbett announces a monologue engagement at the Lyventa Theater this week and offers to serve as head waiter or in another capacity for a Christmas Day charity event in Lie city. John L Sullivan also appears in vaudeville at the Aryade Theater this week, with past ties to Salvation Army charity work.
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Toleno
James Fi Corbet
Lyventa
Die Balcanay
Binney
Lie City
Corbett
Gonvice
John &. Sullivan
Vandeville
Aryade Theater
Uigareny
Times and Entertainment
Salvation Army
Pianos Pianos New Time to Buy at George tied House
Great opportunity to purchase pianos at the George tied House with Christmas admission details. A Dayton proposal for a Memorial in honor of the Dead President emerges from the Carnation League of America. Notable figures plan a perennial memorial and a carnation worn annually on President McKinley’s death anniversary. The initiative seeks a universal symbol and creed, with support from leaders including W. R. Day Myron T. Herrick and Hanna.
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George Tied House
Dayton
Cleveland
Carnation League of Ameri
Ad Pew Pal
Kitley National Memorial
Roynaly
Lrusetees
Willington
Richie
Fie Mee Kimi Memorial Association
Reyrolt
Carnation League
Mckinley
Lexste
United States
Atekisley
Weepsle
McKinfox
Indie W. R. Day
The
McKitey Nations’ Memoria Association
Myron T. Herrick
Gonitor Hanna
Indeterminate senility law releases most inmates
Indianapolis report shows 1,927 prisoners freed in 5.5 years under the indeterminate sentence law with only 363, or 10 percent, reported as returning to a factory. Of those released, 1,285 came from the Indiana reformatory and 838 from the state prison. The state board of charities notes that nearly all released are employed.
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Indianapolis
Tal
Der
Indiana Reformatory
Neali
Atite
Bae
Sy Sree
Parolees Discharged and Earnings Reported
The report states about 10 percent of parolees were discharged after completing their terms. Over 26 percent are reporting results monthly to the institution. A total of 1427 men have completed parole, with $80.00 received by some and accumulated sums of $73,411.02 due or on hand for final discharge or last report. The figures indicate employed individuals at arrest and earnings reflect strong outcomes.
St Martin's Benevolent Society Elects Officers
The annual meeting of St Martin's Benevolent Society elected officers: President Ernest Graber, Vice President Barsey Roath, Secretary Peter Junk, First Assistant Secretary Davia Deck, Second Assistant Secretary Artua Mertler, Treasurer Charles Herr. Committee members are John Sremmel Conrad Biker and Javob oul.
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St Martin's Benevolent Society
Sts. Peter's Sehog
Ernest Graber
Barsey Roath
Peter Junk
Davia Deck
Artua
Mertler
Charles Herr
John ‘Sremmel
Conradl
Biker
Javob Oul
Annual baseball meeting names power to Johnson and committees
The January meeting in New York quickly adopted a resolution granting President Johnson authority to appoint his own committees or be the sole American League representative at the joint conference with the National League. The plan to form a four member committee was discussed, with Johnson citing need for legal expertise and full authority. Pittsburg ties and Detroit franchise terms dominated debate as clubs seek compensation and control, with Angus demanding at least 75,000 to cover expenses. The session ended after six hours with key figures from Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Washington and New Orleans in attendance.
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Wheeling
New York
National League
Ci Gindeli
Johte
League
American League
Johnson
Charles Comiskey
Chicago
Henry Mililea
Boston
Witt
Charles Sommers
Gleveland
Killilenay
Pittsburg
J. Pendér
WB. Eagle
Angus
Sein
Pedder
Eagle
W. J.P McNamara
Detroit
Tre Paste
Brush statements cloud Manhattan field purchase talks
Indianapolis Dee 31 John T Brush in Hervew tonight denied offering Manhattan field to any rival. He credited James A Hart with supporting the American league in securing Manhattan field. Brush noted there are National League supporters who share Hart's view that the league should not cede the field to rivals and asserted his remarks were distorted in New York reports.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John T. Brush
Herview
Manhattan Belds
New York
Nationalesmue
Hart
American League
Manhattan Fied
Fik
Brush
Siingh
Manhattan Field
Magne
Polo Scores From Anderson and Muncie
In Anderson on December 22 Anderson defeated Tichmong by 7 to 11 in a polo game. In Muncie the Polo match saw Radine and Woo held to a score of 2 as the home team conceded two goals.
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Anderson
Ind
Tichmong Io Nistil
Muncif
Tid
Muncie
Radine and Woo
Committees Form For Year With Labor Federation Plans
The federation endorses a bill to curb advertising by firms that hire workers on strike or locked out. Delegates to next month’s convention in Harmony hall were listed, and a universal card system was adopted. Members from Indianapolis and several unions were named for organizing and legislation duties as committees were formed and resignations noted.
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Wayne Yar
Fermuikels
Ute Centri
Ting
Lee
Federation
Harmony Hall
Leity
Concre
Indiana
Bargers
Indigtsea
Iw Rl
Indianapolis
H. Hoeltje
J. Daly
F D. Stepleford
J. O. Wattery
Vapnius
Arvitraltou
Mullahey
H. Cohen
OM. Nagel
J. D. Fricke
George . Boyle
Danifauzs
H. P. Suherer
J. B.hessert
Bert Edwarde
Geo. T. Goeezieh
Richard Grosby
Aed
Bartlett
Henry Tucker
Homer
B. Hessert
Hsiv. Machin
HC. Hoeltje
J. W. HE Suhoengeldt
TL Hollister
Garehen
L. I. Wert
Indiana Osteopaths form state association
In Indianapolis on December 12 a new Indiana Osteopaths state association was formed. President Charles Sommers, Munice. Vice-president Ella Madnial, Frankfort. Secretary Treasurer George Tull, Indianapolis. Trustees include B. E. May, Omwillarda. Miss Fogarty, Michigan City. M. Spaunhurst, Kidiyngnolis. C. D. Goodpasture, Evansville. J. B. [singer], Rushville. Aims: laws favorable to osteopaths and broader practice after past legislative attempts to modify medical laws.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Théostonpaths Et Néiang
Charles Sommers
Munice
Ella MadNiuul
Local Death Notices and Funeral Announcements
The deaths of Bermucd K. Magner aged one day and Mrs Anna Pieper aged ten are reported with funeral details. Magner died at his parents home from exhaustion. Pieper’s death follows illness and nervous prostration with five children left. Funeral times and locations include residences on South Clinton Street and West Jefferson Street, plus services at local churches. Additional notices cover Mrs Dr. Kayler, Mrs. Margaret Raul, and Mrs Agatha Raesier with service times and church details.
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Bermucd K. Magner
GN. Magner
South Ciloun Street
Anna Piener
West
Jefferson Street
Kayler
Hanna Street
Welock
Mic Free Methodist Church
Margaret Raul
Erie Street
Bt. Mary’s Catholic Church
Agatha Raesier
North
Morrison Street
al Lernoun
Advertising Offer for Tobacco Cure Promotion
A broken ad promises ten dollars monthly and a gold watch for help advertising a tobacco cure. It mentions a Dodge at home location and directs readers to Narcota Gap Box 108, 81, JLouig, Mo. The text is garbled and includes unclear names and places.
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Dodge
Narcota Gap
Jlouig
WsukToty
Fatal quarrel ends in murder and suicide in Easton
In Easton on December 22 Frank Schad fatally shot his son in law John Antonini after a dispute over his wife. Schad then killed himself with an ax. Earlier Schmidt had been jailed after an assault accusation. The case was before a justice of the peace and tension spilled into the street where Schmidt’s son-in-law was killed.
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Frank Schmidt
Easton
Frank Schad
John Atonigni
Sehanidt
Tey Jit
Ud Schmidt
Sao
Schmidt
Salaries of Cleveland Officers Under New Mayor Revealed
In Cleveland the city muers under the new administration show salaries for city officers. The solicitor receives 3100, the treasurer 4000, the auditor 4000. public services and safety roles allocate funds to two members each, with other listed figures.
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Cleveland
Mayo
France and America Adm Arms Honorary Membership
New York December 22 The Society of Old Fraternity has received approval of honorary membership in the order from President Louie in France The gesture honors the Franco American bond and follows the prior Cincinnati order for a French delegation visiting the United States for the Rochambeau statue unveiling in Washington Gardiner reports the French government will send a vase crafted at the national works in Serres as part of the order.
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New York
Col. Society of the Oid
Louie
France
Order of Cinéinnati
Frech Republic
United States
Rochambeat Stabue
Washington
Cal
Gardiner
Femous National
Serres
Fire in New York piano factory causes heavy damage
A major fire in a New York piano factory near Twenty first street nearly destroys the building, drives tenants from adjoining homes, and threatens nearby school property. Estimated losses range up to 250000 dollars with some sources claiming nearly half a million. About two hundred workers were put out of work by the blaze.
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New York
Second
Inmches
Number Ten Club Banquet in Indiana Heads to Wild Game Dinner
In Hrankvoe Indiana a unique Number Ten Club banquet gathers seventeen year old tradition with ten members nine alive and honored guests. Banquets require wild game killed by members and a survivor attends as host for the deceased. Members scattered statewide return annually for the feast with guests seated in memory of departed members. Admission via Pearl Purcell Cabs and local calls.
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Hrankvo'e
Ind
Ds Ubat
Local Ghat and Church Elections Notice
Mrs Roy Freeman of Mungie plans a holiday visit with Mrs AL We Ramsay tomorrow. The Battery b's series at lances will be elven this event at the armory. Invitations to the first Heanor will be honored this evening. The ladies family of the first Baptist church will hold an annual election of officers this afternoon at church parlors. Meeting at 2:30. The Columbia City Press reports Judge Capron of Marshall county on the bench Monday afternoon to hear the argument for a new trial in the case of J Robbin administrator of the Nickel Plate railway. Bowser and Offs appear for the plaintiff while Doushman and Fort Wayne attorney represent the defendants.
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Roy Freeman
Mungie
Tommorow
AL We Ramsay
Battery B
Lances
Armory
Ladless
First Baptist Church
Columbia City
Judge Capron
Marshall County
J. Robbing
Nickel Plate ‘Railway
Bowser
Humbert Arrest Sparks France as Dreyfus Links Rise
French papers intensify coverage of the Humbert case amid renewed Dreyfus echoes. Reports Hint at political influence, creditor ties, and potential top government involvement while authorities guard the Humberts at the border. Debates over anti semitism surge as streets await fresh developments and possible Paris return plans.
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Madrid
Alee Frases
Dreyfus Affaiz
Sol
Tio Kuahens
Persens
Dreyfus Mateer
Ganthier
Dreyas
Humberts
Dreyfus
Thns
Chamber of True Vesumes
Bupshire Xanes
Paris
Tromtier
Christmas Memory Box Featured in Local Gift Sale
A small local box displays a charming Christmas memory membranee, described as a festive keepsake for holiday gifting. The item, labeled as a boxed memory piece, is highlighted for its seasonal appeal and compact presentation.
Farms Wanted for Cash In Indiana and Nearby Areas
Galter Company Bankers and Real Estate Dealers advertises farm lands for sale with weekly abstracts. Listings include northern Indiana properties and bargains through Veldman and associates. Purchasers are urged to act on current offers and view available farms near Windyellas and near the Cathedral area.
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Indiana
Our
Siem Wil Dreibelbiss
Golauer Company
Lignnict, Tad
The Wonder of the Age Fresh fruit and nut sale teaser
A large shipment of sweat oranges and various fruits and nuts is advertised with low prices. The notice emphasizes wide assortments including tangerines grape fruit California pears persimmons pomegranates pineapples and grapes. Also mentions fancy canes and fruit baskets with a sales pitch to visit the shop.
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Kewest
California
Japan
Callifornia
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