Question of Size and Intention in Sherman Case
The debate over the Sherman anti trust law centers on whether big size equals monopoly. Junius Parker for tobacco interests argues size alone isn t illegal. Attorney General Wickersham insists intent to restrain interstate trade is key and cites court decisions. Wickersham mocks tobacco officials testimony and defends growth as lawful and natural.
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Leading Authority on Lighting Exhibition at Arcade
Worine Wre ten to be held at the Arcade builds. Forty two leading gas and gas appliance companies have secured space for a four day exhibition next week at the Arcade. Three to five carloads of textilite for the show have arrived. Mr Cole of General Gas Light Mag arrived from Boston to supervise the outside illumination. Woodell and a corps of eight to ten men arrived in town after the Welsbachine light exhibit. More arrivals expected daily.
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Bestween
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General Gas Light- Mag Company
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Gas exposition invites grocers to co operate with exhibition
An invitation from the Indiana Gas association invites wholesale grocers commission men to cooperate at the gas show in the Arcade building next week. The event will include a section dedicated to pure food and related products. Several dry goods firms have signaled participation and a meeting is planned.
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Indiana Gas Association
Postum Brought Health Back Says Pennsylvania Reader
A Pennsylvanian describes headaches, weakness, and heart palpitations linked to coffee. After switching to Postum, she reports rapid improvement and urges others to try the beverage as a coffee substitute. The letter promotes Postum as a healthful alternative and references the book To Wellville.
Banquet Planned for Elks Temple Intro to Gex Plan Meeting
Chants and Commission men discuss the gas plan operation at the upcoming three day meeting. A banquet at the Kerr Murray Manufacturing Western Gas Construction and Indiana Lighting companies' joint venture is planned for January 18 at the Elks temple. About three hundred visitors are expected with a temple vaudeville show to follow the banquet.
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Deserting sailor surrenders after long fugitive run
Luther Laney of Asheville North Carolina enlisted in the US Navy in Providence in 1909 and deserted after overstating furlough. He turned himself in to Watrofman Brown on South Calhoun Street awaiting court martial. He claims a life ashore beats life at sea and seeks reinstatement while a prison ship looms.
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Fracture lands City man at home after fall on road
City News Frank Bopash is confined to his home on the Ten road after a fall caused a fracture of the left limb just below the knee. He slipped on a tree root while walking near his home and landed heavily on his left side. Ben Gell, local agent for Riock and i. RL OF automobiles, has returned from a four month trip through California and the southwest with May Darrows of Boston, who will stay a few days before he continues east. February 28 is set by Judge A R Anderson for final hearings on discharge petitions in five bankruptcy cases in United States court. Petitioners include Kirn Pettit Goshen, Clarence M Moody Garrett, Wesley Fihodes Fort Wayne, Robert B Clear Albion, Joan Conners Garrett. The annual meeting of Port Wayne Faly' as oo eration stockholders will be held at 2:60 this afternoon in the assembly room of the courthouse after election of directors and officers. Special doors were fitted across the Arcade building lobby for the Indiana gas men exposition to be held at their annual convention to help crews view the show if weather turns foul.
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Goshen
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Garrett
Wesley Fihodes
Fort Wayne
Robert B. Clear
Albion
Joan Conners
Pinto Literary Society Meet At Hall Friday Evening
The Pinto Literary society will meet at the hall Friday evening with an excellent program. Special music will be provided by the Wolf brothers. Messages report illness in town including John Newman with scarlet fever and Bertha Rowe with tonsillitis. Albert Coats nurses a severe lagrippe while Frank Crandall and Sam Iding families visit Bert Aldridge in Lagrange. The Weir family report Touche’s serious condition.
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Local notes from Hongo and area events
Hawk from Lagrange rises to P Seaman home over Sunday Fort Wilson and family hosted Mart Paxson and family from Orland Sunday Charles Wingad rural carrier very ill and carried by substitute Andrews Godenhour Mrs Wesley Meek back home Saturday after a month in Alabama
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Tuberculosis prevention urged as taxpayers’ burden and duty
Dr J. Hurty, state health secretary, warned that tuberculosis prevention is a taxpayer issue as 2000 orphans arise yearly from the disease. He cited $10,000,000 annual costs and urged education, open air treatment, and an anti tuberculosis association. Meeting planned at the Commercial club with lantern slides.
Local donor supports Evansville Society work in medicine
A donor in Concordia Epilese and Jyell Kapan gave Hye thousand dollars to the society in Bansville. Evansville boasts one of the best organized medical societies in the state and has treated nearly one hundred fifty patients since inception, reflecting growing community interest in public health efforts.
Sale of Arcade Nears Final Terms in City Deal
My Henry IL Williams owner of the Arcade building says the site sale is essentially complete at 100000 dollars. Payments to be arranged. He expects a 25 percent profit in three years plus regular income and notes interest above six percent. The building, famed for electric decoration, will boost illumination for the gas men's convention January 18 to 20 with 90000 candle power displays. Williams offers the building free to the gas men with tenant consent, estimating 30000 attendees over the three days.
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Local News Ties and Tragedy in Butler Area
The Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ghades Campbell died this morning at 3 o clock. J D Owen of Janeavilla Wisconsin copper cable maker is in the city. Mr and Mrs Charles Aldrich made a business trip to Eden today. Dr L H Harrigen accompanied Aira Fred Countriman to Decatur to arrange an operation. Fred Aldrich and Floyd Tingler near Hamilton visited the Aldrich family. Charles Wagoner reports his twelve year old boy has a severe tonsillitis attack. For over a month, eight to ten roads of logs a fin have been taken from Meilanis farm.
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Floyd Tingler
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Charles Wagoner
St. Marys Alumni Elect Officers At February Event
At a meeting of St. Marys alumni in the school hall last night officers were elected: President Alexander Kerthol Vice President Leonard Ruster Secretary Treasurer John Heine. The pastor Rev Mar I Oechtering VG gave a brief address and the alumni plan a big event in February.
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Higher Court Record in Well vs Waterhouse Denied
In the supreme court the appellant's petition to transfer is denied. An unrelated new case appears in the appellate court: William Curry et al. vs Charles H. Plessinger administrator with filing noted as six dollars.
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Amelia Waterhouse
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New Letter Carrier Named in City Post
Nathanel B. Kennedy has been appointed a city letter carrier to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Ernest Stulliday.
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Ernest Stuliiatay
Death notices parade in Huntington area obituaries
Telegram confirms Mrs W D Newcomb death in Socorro New Mexico and burial planned in Huntington. Also reports infant Engelking dies at 5 weeks and Perry township farmer Herman Evert obituary details. Other notices include Izora Duff death aged 39 and John B Miller death at Lutheran hospital age 33, with multiple surviving relatives and funeral arrangements.
Indiana lawmakers in capitol discuss ethics and school posts
Indiana legislators in Indianapolis debated a bill requiring outside lobbyists to disclose names, salaries, and interests in bills. Senator Powers proposed reforms on county school superintendent elections shifting power to voters, while other measures included farm name registrations and sheep taxation.
Funeral notices and services for multiple individuals
Funeral and memorial services scheduled this week for Migs Goldie Wicksite, Frank Spahr, Mrs. Bya Amnes, Wilina Zerby, with times at 9 or 2 o'clock. Ceremonies listed at various venues including Cathedral, residence on Force Street, Peltier undertaking parlors, and African Methodist Episcopal church. Interment noted as private.
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Jab Held This Morning at 10 O Clock
A proceeding was held this morning at 10 o'clock at the residence 1703 Hillside Avenue. The event occurred as part of ongoing local matters and involved relevant officials and parties.
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Hillside Avons
White Man's Hope Dominates Kennedy in Second Round Knockout
In Bartlesville Cela on January 12 Cort Sforris of Swoutos defeated Spike Kennedy of Kansas City. Sforris delivered a swift victory with a second round knockout after Kennedy was knocked down four times.
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