Evansville arrests thin out federal election fraud case
In Evansville Feb 25 federal marshals seized 77 of 122 indicted polling men, arresting and releasing many on bond. Key Republicans including Charles Sitler and Frank De Jarnot were seized with others, while a city official and police chief surrendered. More arrests expected as indictments loom and related suspects are sought.
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Evansville
Tail
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Charles Sitler
Frank de Jarnot
Charles Artes
William Lenninghof
Leroy Kelsay
Arthur Heberer
Hoard of Public Works
Hagar Schmmite
B. B. Ossage
Storen
Gehrman
Amd
Turianpalis
Indianapolis
Mtlnor Garrett
Anderson
Federal Brand
Garrett
Duy
Mai
Stuch
Blue Goose
Baptisttown
Butch” Hayhurst
Bos
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Isp
Church News Vesper Service At Plymouth Church
A children's program will be presented next Sunday afternoon at Plymouth Church at 4:26 o clock led by Miss Joucte House. The event features two societies of children uniting to present a program with speakers and songs suitable for the occasion.
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Plymouth Church
Guaranteed Q-Ban Hair Restorer Promises Color Return
An old advertisement promises to restore gray hair to its natural shade using Q-Ban Hair Restorer. It touts a guaranteed, harmless formula with money-back satisfaction, selling at 50 cents for a large bottle and available at local drug stores and Meyer Drug Co in Memphis Tennessee. It also promotes Q-Ban Toner, Liquid Shampoo, Toilet Soap, and a detachable factorless dip for removing excess hair, plus a free illustrated booklet on hair culture.
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Ureler Drug Co
Meyer Drug Co
AD Good Drug
Toll Co
Kings Daughters Meeting at Eng High Lutheran Church
The Kings Daughters will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Hughes at 113 Sau Street. Mrs. Mubarts will give the first talk on early church history this afternoon at 3:00 in the parlors of the Eng High Lutheran Church at Clinton and Wayne streets.
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Ance
Alice Hughes
Sau 'Street
Mubarts
Eng
High Lutheran Church
Clinton and
Wayne Streets
National Board of Food Control Inspects City Markets
The National Board of Food Control reports to officials on food conditions as inspectors try to curb decayed vegetables sold on the east side. Housewives resist price hikes and boycotts grow amid arrests and clashes, with Mothers’ Anti-Price calling Congress to urge Interstate Commerce to prioritize food over other goods. Hunger drives calls for price regulation and funds to investigate the high cost of living.
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Board of Estimate
East Side
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia Food Riots Grow Amid High Prices
In Philadelphia on February 2, thousands of women in the southern district, many of foreign birth, protested high food costs by overturning push carts and damaging displays. Police arrested three women as crowds smashed stores, spilled fish, and damaged groceries. Similar scenes erupted in the northeastern district. A boy was struck by a milk bottle downtown. A Kensington mothers’ group planned to appeal Mayor Smith to lower prices. downtown leaders warned of GovernorSrumpsugh intervention if conditions did not improve. Prices rose again from the day prior, with fish, onions, chicken, and other staples advancing. In Boston, a West End rally ended with protests and a call to bar social workers from members’ homes.
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Philadelphia
Turing
Kensington
Smith
Cott
Srumpsugh
Boston
West Ends
Derma Jet
West End
Ehh
Solution to Last Week's Rebus Letter
A reader letters page shows a rebus letter from CAESAR BARRINGTON demanding retraction and a duel on the field of honor. The note references Wayro and Johnstone and warns of consequences if statements are not retracted. An ad announces another cross word and a rebus letter to appear next Sunday.
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Wayro
Johnstone
Caesar Barrington
New City Line to Operate Under Traffic Rules
Revenue court ruling directs coaches to run under city ordinance governing car traffic. Aimey line deemed permanent by President Feusia after thorough investigation of the matter.
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Aimey
Feusia
Police News Rail Road Detective Beats His Prisoner
A railroad detective faced testimony in police court as reports described a beating of a prisoner amid questions of brutality by Handschy and others. Detective Handschy refused to accompany arresting officers, claiming authority before being taken to headquarters. no charges were filed at that session.
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JE Wavelander
LeRoy Bender
Truesian Company
Danny
Guy Hand- Scliy
Pennsylvania Polisemsun
Kerr
Uiner
Acr
Bender
Dante
Sherman
Stu
Mather Graser Tay
Handschy
Hachman
Spundel
Bende
Barry Grimme
Fowever
Kallas alleges he purchased Kuckkain in Greek market
Police used a search warrant after Kallas claimed he bought beer with a foreigner named Kuckkain at a restaurant without a license. Chief Lenz said he sought facts, while Prosecuting Attorney Erick and a detective team investigated. Authorities found only odd items during a house search, including vinegar and a bottle.
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Ann Oriinary
Aliova
Sean Kallas Gileges
Tnt
Charles P. Lenz Feclires
Owever
Arimastos
Fe Dill Sn
Eirick
Rasta Liaut
J Hin
Charles FL Spillner
Peton AL Dimkind
Patrofinan
Paul
Kendallville Fugitive Arrested by Police
Kendallville residents reported a fugitive, Jula Addison, 26, from Kendallville, was arrested yesterday afternoon at the State School for Feeble Minded Youth by Sergeants Spill, Sunk, and Rundell on information. Addison had been sought for terrorizing his family and had previously attempted to shoot officers, leading to heightened precautions and armed officers at the scene.
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Jula Addison
Kendallville
al Jegers
Charles FL Spill
Martin Rundell
Addison Ws
Rundell
Addison
Heather
Nin
Burglary Report At Lenman Residence Seeks $2 Stolen
Police responded to a Lenman home on Hugh Street after a break in in which $2 was stolen through a kitchen window. Verlin Van Kirk, 13, and others were questioned as investigators pursued a suspect. Indications point to a local intruder, with details of arrests and dispositions including charges of drunkenness and fugitives noted. Journal-Gazette Want Ads. One cent a word. They bring results.
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Pitive
John Lewmar
Hugh Strreet
Verlin van Kirk
Journal-Gazette
Wonderful Niagara Falls Illumination Event and New Aero Ride
Report details a spectacular Niagara Falls illumination and a new aerial ride suspended 7 200 feet across the gorge. The attraction carries 36 passengers, rises 150 feet, and uses a power elastic motor for a safe crossing. Buffalo hosts related exhibits and a large August event with broad attendance and legislative fraternal business.
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Niagara Falls
Eagies
Niagera Falls
Lepiston
Tendattie
Buffalo
Lombardo Heads Villa Government In San Artie
Ely Paru, Yoxrn, Me Lonitarne were selected as Cabinet of Villa era government. Lombardo presides over the new regime as political change unfolds in San Artie amid U S cabinet background and prior Villa government ties. Army appropriation bill passes House with 25000000 total. universal conscription defeat noted. Senate considers amendments. Guard funding rises to 7000000.
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Ely Paru
Lonitarne Wes Slcrert Ueinmetsty
Haves
Fraieges Vi
Peel Letty
San Atiire
Chin Tui
Diets Tolay
Orhenlewd
Senata
Senate
Army General Staff
National Guard
The Drudgery of Cooking With Electric Range Rules
Practical tips from an early 20th century guide on electric range use. It covers boiling reduction by lowering current, avoiding overboiling, saving electricity, using metal utensils, limiting water, and oven practices. Emphasizes energy efficiency and safe cooking methods for new electric range users.
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T' Womas
Operavio
Oyster Supper and Washington Birthday Celebration
Wayne council No. 67 Junior Order American Mechanics held an Oyster Supper with an address and two dances to mark Washington's Birthday. Rev H O Hedley spoke on the fire at Washington and discussed fraternity principles. veterans and local members attended. patriotic tea invited.
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Wayne Council No
American Mechanics
Washington
H. O. Hedley
Ife
Zollinger and
Lawtus Canus
Vordermark Wall
W. Stirk
Ancient Musical Watch Found in Maiden Lane New York
A 125 year old musical timepiece, described as an ancient watch, was found on Maiden Lane in New York City by Charles A. Haines, a jeweler from Chillicothe. The instrument was likely made in Paris during an era when musical watches were crafted.
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Maidenane
New York City
Charles A. Haines
Chillicothe
Antigua
Peris
Musical watches in vogue and rare today
Musical watches of this kind are now very rare and in vogue. Besides playing melodies the watch strikes the doors and quarters. The dial features exquisite enamel work on gold with a raised design.
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Kuckkain
Iburglar
Lenman
Bo Uke
Iasus
Arthur Lawson
Frank Seal
William Aspere
Walter Phail
James Con
Ike Cox
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Roxford
Lisle Union
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Patterson-Fletcher CO
Wayne and
Harrison Streets
Magara
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Siagera
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Merrell-Soule Co
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