Senate Debates Safage Measure and Rights in the South
The Senate debated a proposed amendment with Senators Bore Willem and Underwood voicing strong positions. Bore argued ratification by three fourths would override rights of opposing states and posited that even with adoption negros in the South would not vote. Willem said the amendment would not take effect in the South and denied southern poll discrimination. Underwood urged popular conventions to adopt the amendment rather than state legislatures.
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Bore
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Willem
Mississippi
Underwood
Resolution debate on federal power sparks state rights issue
A fragmented excerpt shows an Alabama senator opposing federal centralization and defending state powers. The text argues the resolution touches not women’s suffrage but broader principles of local government and governance, with references to a line of estimates and public opinion.
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Lution
Alabama
Anarchist Plot and Immigration Debate Across States
A fragmented piece discusses an anarchist plot failing and debates restrictive immigration. It cites steamship companies opposing limits, notes mass immigration and urban settlement, and questions Americanism for non English speakers. It argues immigration policy shaped by labor and political tensions.
Bomb suspects found no clue in Philadelphia case
A disjointed report notes a 1910 era investigation failing to locate the bombers in Philadelphia. The piece references authorities, alleged links to Catholic Tech, private extortion, and ties to a broader force blamed for unrest in New York and Washington.
Fragmentary note on trade and surveillance mentions
Fragment reads as a partial report noting that most of some trade was with aliens and aviation monitoring, with references to vigilance sections and a payment of 17 units. Details are unclear due to incomplete OCR.
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Perten
Ailensi
New Clues Emerge in Cleveland Police Raids
Police followed up a new connection to the Cynamit case as forty five men were captured in raids on an east side hall. A banner and forty five pieces of Russian Bolshevik material along with Greco revolutionary items were seized. Prisoners, claimed as auto school students, were held for investigation.
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Cleveland
Philadelyia
Ad Club Delegates Plan New Orleans Attendance
Ad Club delegates discuss sending a representative to New Orleans and securing funds. Members will bring advertising copy to the next meeting for reading and critique, with a special session planned before month’s end to discuss ads and entertainment plans at 6220, featuring a Dutch supper at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Eer
Cammeres
New Orleans
Remains of Murdered Lad Laid to Rest
Fragmentary report describes the burial of a murdered boy as investigators pursue clues. Authorities note a shell found at the scene linked to an overseas army, while another shell was recovered from the Handie's automatic pistol impact. Detective William H. Johnson of Alle County Poor Farm comments on the case as work continues.
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Hiolle
Tender reception honors Yanks home from world war
Jointly hosted by Captain James B. Whitecamp Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary, a reception at the Western Union quarters welcomed two camp members back from overseas service. A social hour followed with refreshments by the ladies as members and friends gathered. auxiliary reported a delegate’s success at the recent convention in Ilkhar. Knights of Pythias elected officers to be installed soon. Lady Eagles plan a card party Thursday evening for lodge members. Glory Council No 1 A DA holds a special meeting at Gleneville. election of officers to be held and other business discussed. all members to attend.
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Ment Fae
West Virginia
Colorado
Pennsyly
Als
James B. Whitecamp
Sons of Veterans
Western Union
Lloyd Whiteman
Ilkhart
Glory Council Co. OF
jGlerrenvneil, Daushters of America
Plick’s Hall
Will Hays Coming to Fort Wayne Contested Meeting
Continued notes from page one describe a controlled gathering for Will Hays visit in Fort Wayne. The lineup lists Clyde Wald LaGrange Senator C J Munton Kendalville and Frank Goway Angola as aligned with the Goodrich machine, while Hart, Todd and Bailives are excluded. Dr R G Souders Auburn and Byron Somers are also named as participants in the arrangement and opposition.
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Will Hays
Fort Wayne
Hartsell
Todd
Bailives
Clyde Wald
LaGrange
One Day Doctor promises rapid health and cleansing
Victimized by a sensational medical pitch the ad claims the One Day Doctor cleanses poisons from the liver kidneys and bowels in 24 hours. It asserts quick relief from biliousness headaches and laziness and offers a postpaid order option with refund if unsatisfied.
Political Factional Split Hinders Unity in County
A local report discusses factions within the Republican party as Hays visits to promote party harmony. It notes scrutiny of appointments and the cost of staging meetings in Port Wayne, with talk of potential gubernatorial candidacy and delays in naming leaders amid retrenchment and reform efforts.
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Haresworth
Columbia
Hays
Port Wyayne
Bush
Athletic PA
Milk Commission Visit Planned for Wallen Friday
Agen county milk commission will hold a meeting at Wallen Friday night to explain to farmers the strides toward uniting consumer producer and distributor. A campaign to educate the public on milk’s value will be outlined. Plans were presented with Coverable attention and anticipatory approval at Adams Center meeting Monday night.
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Wich
Milk Commission
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Railroads and unions set earlier shop hours citywide
Barbershops in the city will close at 6 o clock on Mondays and Thursdays with all union shops adopting the change. Other evenings remain open until 8 o clock except Sundays when closing is 9 o clock. The permanent schedule targets three weekday openings and 9 o clock Saturday nights, aimed at giving patrons ample time for grooming.
Workmen Injured In Rope Acci dent At Construction Site
Two Hedford Stone and Construction Co workers fell three stories when a rope weakened by spilled marine acid snapped. Indianapolis man Rob inson suffered a ruptured spleen and remains in serious condition. Homer Smith is bruised but expected to recover. Both were cleaning the side of building No 4 east of Broadway when the accident occurred.
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Farr Fl Robinson
Indianapolis
Homer Smith
Hedford Stone and Construction Company
Broadway
Robinson
Tetoverys
Tate
Smith
June Weilee 10 Held at Tallakes Club Meeting
The Ninviern returned soldiers and members of the cency club of the 3 Howser & Co were guests of honor at a post office hours club meeting held at the club house on Bowser avenue. A tiny luncheon followed. Members paid tribute to the recently discharged soldiers with brief remarks and shared battle experiences. Officers outlined plans for a jubilee on the 14th at Tallakes featuring an automobile, sports, and stunt programs to test members’ skill.
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France
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Iffair
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Wram Org
Elex Club Girls Win Silver Cup Again
The Elex club of the General Electric company wins the Silver Cup for the second year, placing first in the annual industrial club competition judged by club records for the year. The Dude girls and Gymnus follow in the results, with the cup to become permanent for the club girls.
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Elex Cluts
General Electric Company
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Carom
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Stammering cure ideas and reader medical Q A notes
Dr. Leonard Keene reviews stammering, heredity, and classroom handling. He cites Prof. Ernest Tompkins on stuttering, warns against extreme suppression, and suggests early prohibition of stammering on premises. The page includes reader questions on epilepsy, gastritis, and joint pain with brief medical guidance and a general inquiry column.
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AL G. Qohns Hopkins University
Sonte
Ernest Tomkins
Ministers Endorsements Test Tanlac by Revered Names
A clearest account shows ministers of gospel weighing Tanlac claims before endorsing the proprietary medicine. Pastors from Georgia to Oklahoma report personal relief from indigestion and nervous exhaustion after using Tanlac, urging others to trust proven testimonials rather than rhetoric.
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