Widener Collection to be Given to Harvard University
Cambridge Mass Jan 22 The collection of manuscripts and letters of Robert Louis Stevenson owned by the late Harry Elkins Widener will be presented to Harvard University upon completion of the Widener Memorial Library 57 letters to Sir Sidney Colvin are included 12 written during Stevensons Pacific voyage and 46 from Samoa.
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Cambridge
Mas
Robert Lews Stevenson
Harry Elkinw Widener
Philadelphia
Harvard University
Stevenson
Pacific
Samoa
Ligonier News Briefs Include Visits and Trials
The Ligonier area notes visitors from Auburn and Muncie as well as local shifts. Wil lam Batdorf visits, George Pinchon heads to Elkhart for Lake Shore work, and residents attend the Eby trial in Albion. Bowling and Purdue lectures are mentioned, with Elmer Klutz leaving for Crie Michigan and ice conditions delaying crop plans on the lake.
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Ligonter
Ind
Willam Batdorf
Auburn
Jdgonier
George Pinchon
Ligonier
Elkhart
Lake Shore
Wehanes
Bherit Cleland
Albion
Eby
Bev Rink
Muncie
Purdue
Elmer Klutz
Crire
Mich
Ligonter Ice Company
Banishes Nervousness Ambition Pills advertised locally
An old style advertisement promises Wen dell's Ambition Pills cure nervousness and fatigue. It claims benefits for overwork, smoking, drinking, and various ailments with a money back guarantee and mail order options from Wendell Pharmacal Co Syracuse NY.
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Wendell
Mayor Bros. Co
Wondell
Meyer Bos
Wendell Pharmacal Co
Yracune
Cardinal Condemns Tango as Moral Turpitude in Venice
Venice January 22 Cardinal Aris thie Cavallari, successor to the pope as Venice patriarch, issues a pivotal episcopal letter denouncing the tango as moral turpitude. The missive, reportedly inspired by the pontiff, calls the dance revolting and disgusting and declares absolution withheld from clergy who dance it unless they renounce the practice.
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Venice
Aris Thie Cavallari
Pape
Ghana
Ecclesiastics
Boss
Organizing Efforts By Striking Electric Workers
Toledo Jan. 72 Paniel Moiny an international organiser from Cleveland arrived to rally workers at the General Electric Co plant. A mass meeting is set for Friday as strikers enroll more members and extend picket lines near Champaign Street. Local labor officials were notified that if gains are made neighbors may react. Business agent John Quinlivan supplied support for the action. The strikers demand outcomes to be presented to General Electric officials after Friday’s meeting.
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Toledo
Paniel Moiny
Cleveland
Wheetrical Workers’ Union
Nasl
General Vectric Co
Noley
Bis Union
Sventmore
Champiainsient
Central Labor Union
John Quinlivan
General Electric Co
Irt
Clark Again Heads Indiana Retail Merchants Association
Terre Haute Ind Jan 32 In a lone polly was selected as the next contention city in the closing session of the fourteenth annual meeting of the Indiana Retail Merchants Association today The convention decided to employ a plate organizer rejected Clark’s recommendation to reduce dues and per capita tax and voted down a resolution to support a run movement for a pure road shop law All the present officers were re elected as follows Nat h Clark Anderson president Otto C Horning Terre Haute vice president dear Gldgberry Latinyoto treasurer Thomas F Palfrey Vincennes secretary The annual report showed a gain in membership and the state organization is in good financial condition The social side of the convention closed with a theatre party tonight
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Terre Haute
Ind
Inalonapolly
Indiana
Day
Clark
Nalph
Anderson
Otto C. Horning
Dear Gbldgberry
Thomas F. Palfrey
Vincennes
Stata
Indiana at a Glance: Guilty plea and officials elected
In Indianapolis Ruben Ivans, two, pleaded guilty to illegal registration and was sentenced to one to five years in state prison and disfranchised for five years. In Lafayette Mack, fourteen, who shot a boy near home, was sent to the Pittfield reform school. In Indianapolis Deam was elected president of the Indiana Grain Dealers association, with Moore of Waynetown named VP and Moore of Wabash and Kelley of Lafayette as board members for three years.
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Indianapolis
Ruben #ivans
Jen
Hel Deam
Bbution
Ind
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
D. C. Moore
Waynetown
Choaen
John E. Moore
Wabash
Frank Kelley
Lafayette
Fort Wayne High School Notes on Chaperone Policy
The Fort Wayne high school social council failed to pass a motion granting chaperons at dances the power to eject unruly attendees. Student opposition and parental discussion delayed the measure, with a vote that postponed further consideration. A larger chaperone presence is planned for future events, while activities and a math club meeting are also noted.
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Fort Wayne High School
Convoy News Briefs Reflect Local Social Roundup
Convoy area items list visits and departures as residents attend events in nearby towns. Mrs. James Suaton breaks her wrist. local families travel to Fort Wayne and Van Wert for social and poultry shows. Several residents visit relatives, attend meetings, and host gatherings in Lagrange and neighboring districts.
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Chetan
Atrulent
Lima
West
Wra
Kover
Gertrude Hover
Ora
Romaih
Pritchard
Emma Alexander
Dyin Houtzer
Tomer, Mich
George Hoelig
Walter Sfmlon
Fort Wayne
N. C. Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Arthur Teng
van Wert
James Telcraft
Jennie
Tittsburch
Convoy
Walter Campball
Robert
Maurica
Hannon Campbell
Ang
C. D. Sidio
van Wort
Mr. J. Spyder
Nellie Denth
Tona_ Moltenkopt
Pere Wayne
Ira Kilgore
Wyatt
Clageton
Harry Pring
Charlen ‘Traxler
George Garo
D. Rheubottom
Gahnma
Sturain
Louis
Salols
Mitwaakafter
Lon Aldrich
Bturgin Poultry
Telah
Daifo
John Ket Laons
Almon
Fort Ne Pareday
Joseph Walterapaugh
Lutheran, Hopital
Garrett Npil
Auburn
Long and Brosnahan Tie the Knot in Arcolatron Church
Miss Hida Long and Thomas Brosnahan from Sterceton wed today in a Catholic service at Arcolatron. The couple departed for a Chicago honeymoon. Mr Fresmanhan, a merchant from Plereston, plans to join them there. Edson B. Aer, County Superintendent, is mentioned in the report.
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Warsaw
Hida Long
Thomas Brosnahan
Sterceton
Arcolatron
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Widener
Ligonier News
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Samy Fancy
Raney
Alf
Rus
Rancy
Seckets
Collins
Lees
Patterson-Fletcher Company
Gendron
Empire
Henderson
China
J. M. Kane & Son
Calhoun Street
Indiana Retail Merchants’ Association
Lapayett
Holdie Mack
Clixenes
WeCormick
Pittnield
HGH
Tha Ascand Satin
Mathamatics Club
Nem
Winlding
Arthur Stephan Haw
Craningar
Tha
Convoy News
Her
The
Baptist Sunday School
J. J. Gants
Cifford Carney
Lagrange
Nra
James Suaton
Warsaw News
the Growers of India Tea
Buckeye
Calhoun ST
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