Liquor raid nets 57 arrests in Hurley county jail
Fifty seven men arrested in Hurley during a federal prohibition raid were jailed to await United States Commissioner Walter A. Cate. The seized whiskey and moonshine were moved to the county jail as evidence after 67 prisoners were transported from Hurley.
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Amonwoon
Mich
Turley
Eughine
Ashland
His
Marley
Ron
Washland
Wis
Prohibition
Hurley
Equnty
United States
Walter A. Cate
Jall
Cement Makers Admit Combine Admit
Cement makers acknowledge a combine related to Ita transactions and record details. Mr Untering seeks the bon fmv order to trace how funds were spent. John Morin, president of the Ating Port, reportedly gave 125000 to tvs fusca Gunsford in 1914.
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Ita
Pont & Seb
Untering
John Morin
Jandgement Company
Tvs Fusca Gunsford
Omfernid
Sec
Fettry
Chien
Arorin
Mine union accepts offer of operators
The mine union endorses a proposed settlement while noting gaps in operator concessions. Leaders, including Galdeh, urge direct talks and continued conciliation to bridge differences and secure wage differentials without broadside demands.
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Mine Union
Lawrence Gives Cabinet Line-Up Amid Turmoil
Fragmented report outlines rumored cabinet selections as Governor of New York and Supreme Court names surface. References to Hushon presidency and Turdingud confidants hint at a volatile stage in Washington and New York politics with varied reactions among named figures.
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Tad Mage
Dew York
Belie
Treas Flent
United States
Chepnighe
Girdle
Jelieve
Mery Movelew
Oae
Turdingud
Washington
New York
Warren Tard
Harding Given Conflicting Cabinet Advice During Selection
Harding faces mixed guidance as he narrows a tentative cabinet plan. Several names surface for key posts including interior and commerce roles, with announcements expected within days. Possible candidates include Joseph Olsen of Montana and Charles Hillfox of New York, among others, as Harding weighs background and fit for the administration.
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Balmerd
Eqbinet Ponts
Harding
Gente Tory
Winte
Keamily
Publc
Asie
Wardines
Hhis Brinrelit
Amana Thesa
Joseph Olsen
Montana
Seretary
Charles Hillfox
New Yorks
Aisons
Ths
Treanary
Wau
Believes Business Will Revive After Scare
Narration notes optimism for economic rebound after recent scares. References to demand for sedrs and rebuilding properties toppled by a prior event. Mentions loans restricted by Congress and a visit to Washington with plans to return soon.
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Ncw
Tiel Teense
Congress
Dillon Holness
Wayview
Washington
Hamilton Wah Tower
Hembdrys Hanes
National Police Bureaus Urged Bond Authorization Debate
The article discusses a proposed bond authorization totaling 1 760 301 dollars submitted for a special bond issue. It notes continued coverage from page one and references actions by police bureaus and officials amid a contentious appropriations process.
Ratify Contract for Memorial Monument
The Port Wayne city council last evening ratified a contract with Frederick C. ib hard, generator of Chivago, for the General Terry W. Lawton memorial. Work on the memorial will start soon, with plans to complete it promptly.
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Port Wayne
Frederick C.ibhard
Chivago
Terry W. Lawton
Jewelry store heist leads to police pursuit and arrests
Reports describe a daylight burglary on a street in a crowded avenue. Two jewelers' shops were robbed of valuables totaling about 100000 dollars. Suspects fled. authorities say the gang has ties to nationwide robberies and several members are under long sentences for prior burglaries.
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Denon
WSU
Twa Rai
Andrews
Wnups Ding
Chalten Berger
Anerriw
Deramber
Milltown
Ymark
Leavenworth
New Belford
Mauss
Journal-Gazette Black Type Ads. They Bring Results
Classified page note highlights the Journal-Gazette black type advertisements promising strong results for advertisers. It emphasizes clarity, visibility, and proven impact in reaching local readers through bold, eye catching layouts. The ad section promotes affordable rates and quick turnarounds for small firms and individuals seeking attention.
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Journal-Gazette
Relief workers reported safe amid Armenian upheaval
Amid disputed territories and shifting fronts, relief workers are declared safe as divisions including the Eighth Infantry and other units move through Armenian regions. Military experts weigh if Soviet movements threaten stability as government forces report raising a force of about fifty thousand amid ongoing upheaval and calls to protect key provincial towns.
Wilson Celebrates Birthday Quietly at White House
President Wilson marked his sixty fourth birthday with a small White House gathering. Family members including Mrs. Wilson and several close relatives joined him for an informal celebration. a large number of congratulatory messages arrived from abroad.
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Washington
Wilson
Wihae McAdoo
Klawn-lake
Wilaup
Wilcot
Hidden Fortune Found In Old Auto
A brief notice reports a hidden fortune found inside an old automobile. The finder notified authorities and the item is being processed as a potential treasure discovery pending verification by investigators.
Fort Wayne Citizens Answer Hoover Appeal for Central Europe Relief
Fort Wayne residents gather at the Chamber of Commerce to back Herbert Hoover’s drive aiding 38 million starving children in Central Europe. Prof George Laird outlines the purpose, clarifies scope, and urges local subscriptions to fund one meal per child per day for a month, with Allen County aiming to raise $10,000 and a quarter of that already pledged.
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George Kt Laird
Wayne
Merbert Hoover
Europe
Laird
Corcnet
Manty Peopl
Germany
Poland
Austria
Hungary
United States
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Amerigank
Peet
Allen County
Mien County
Hy Jeunipean
Charles Ordinal
Sidionit Banit
Hin
Welxom
Yeaterday
Kev. Waleroman
Jihey
Oni
Tony
Perth
Decreasing Holdups Shift in Financial District Pattern
Reported holdups in the city’s financial district are declining according to several compilers. National Surety’s William Griffin voices concern over protected schemes and ongoing embezzlement tied to prior methods, while investigators note guarded guard and messenger use persists amid reform.
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York
Marty
Phin Ta Harity Keeani
Faye
Transpuris
Stirey Conesrna
Vh- Serten
Thadenine
William A. Griffin
Vicw
National Surety Company
Howe Doyars
Ferdetine
Vannecird
al Pulles
Palatine
Mwemhaiy Shige
Sayety
Liekora
Nuholmen
Bill
Precena
Mes
Miranemr
Trandit
Qese
Atage
Spanish Monarchs Popular in London Visit
The Spanish king Alfonso XIII and his queen Victoria Eugenie attracted mute attention and popular favor during a two week stay in London. Crowds at the hotel and public events admired the royal couple while a lengthy social program included receptions, dinners, and visits to cultural sites.
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London
Alfonso
Vrinenss Ena
Battenburg
England
Saat
Alfonte
Mksonwerl
Tudilly
Royal Soupia
Renhies
Miny Prado
Alfomea
Quiron
Order Two Cases of Berghoff Today
Prompt buys include two cases of Berghoff the famous old beverage noted for its flavor and taste that gratify.
Romance ends with bridegroom jailed in Dublin case
George Spain, once betrothed to Laura Tryer, faced a breach of promise and domestic dispute after a drunken celebration. He allegedly fired shots during the party and was later jailed on disorderly conduct charges. He will be tried in police court this morning.
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James Txutgherty
Velevies
Doh Godfrey
Ron Krabyl
Speci
Soya
Madrid
Lord “Winmborne
America
Spaniad
Renee
Alfonso
Marle
Spain
Lauraa Tryor
Beal
Sovin
Bae
Livia
Ann
Mim
Bpain
Belice Court
Deaths Reported In Local News Item Mix Grothaltman
Obituary notices list Henry A Grothaltman aged 80 with cancer death at home and surviving widow and two children John and Miss Jane Grothaltman. Services planned at Providence, burial Lindenwood. several other local deaths noted including Mrs John Colling and three others with funeral details and church affiliations.
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Henry A. Grothaltman
Dad
Prunsin
Mr. Grosthalttann
Neu Tv
John
Mix Janevhins Grothduman
Ty Tey
Willian
Heelman
Amelii Bassett
O'Stork
Gripans
Ind
Kennett
Orleans
Quy Tassett
Kinnaird Avenue
John Tanag
Cante, GO
Troth
West Radens
Tnd
Coma Junter
Indianapolia
Joo Sholtey
Washington
Tha
Gay Kasyett
WO Weluek Phirsday
A. J. Polson Oeltine
Lindenwood
Funeral Announcements for Bry Knifpan and Charles R Burgen
Funeral services are announced for Bry Knifpan on Thursday at 150 o'clock at Feskdanen Reed Tower and at 2 o'clock at St Mara Church. Veltiamie will be present at city. Burial will follow in Tiidenwan. Charles R Burgen funeral this morning at 11 o'clock from residency in Jackson township. Interment at 11520 We Work from Ho River Chapel Useer Alottom. Burial in Eel River cemetery.
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Tohn W. Collin
Hinkeer
Mart Wayne
ALO
Mra
Warber
Migs Mary
Collins
John Cotling
Yetchmark
Deteer
Wellsville
Briendy
Nowars
Imo A
Vorndran
Casper Vorndran
Chestnut Street
Br Andrew's
Snowber
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Georg
John
Crrl
Trail
Ne Wak
Dixon
Wal Reeitt
St. Anarep's Catholic Church
Tev
T. A. Horkanan
Burin
Cathie
Knifpan
Bry
Maytha C
Feskdanen
Reed Tower
St. Mara M
Tiidenwan
Charles R
Anrvicgs
Bret
Jy Jackson Township
Ho) River Chapel
Useer, Alottom
Felting
Eel River Cemetery
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