Plight of Jews in Russia Never So Bad as Now
Harman Barn atein reports from New Fork on a visit to Russia describing escalating anti Jewish sentiment. He cites the Nova Vremys and other papers accusing Jews of ritual murder and notes restrictions on education and residency. He recounts difficulties obtaining passports, anti Jewish pressure, and government inaction while reformers of 1905 fail to protect minorities.
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Nova Vremys
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Tha
Mihe Jawa
Thous
Nicholas
Janjak
Russi
Gant
America
New York
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Ekovttor
Count Witta
Dr O V Schuman Visits Eastern Hospitals for Tuberculosis
Columbia City Indiana June 24 Dr O V Schuman returns from a two week eastern tour with the National Association of Charities and Corrections meetings in Albany. He is on the Indiana Tubercular Hacienda Rockville board and represented the governor. He visited seven institutions including Rutland Iowa and Tawkabury New York learning from patient care, museums, and asylums. He believes findings will boost Indiana’s program at Rockville and place it ahead of others.
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Tuttle the Artist and Socialist at the Majestic
Fort Wayne readers are invited to visit How ard Tuttle the noted artist poet and socialist at the Majestic theatre during his stay of several weeks. The feature includes the stage painter’s high profile work on The Light Eternal and a tour through the production spaces up to the roof girders. Tuttle, famed for democracy and sociology, is described as genial and fearless in conversation with a focus on art literature nature. Also notice a rental listing for 924 St Marys avenue with inquiry at 1022 St Marys avenue.
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Berger
Selfel
Heath
Decomposed body found along canal with suicide indicators
A badly decomposed male body was found by August Krueckeberg near the olf canal west of the rolling mills. A thirty-two caliber revolver, a railroad ticket from Chicago to New York, and personal belongings suggest suicide. Coroner Kesler weighs the deceased at about forty, five feet ten inches, 160 pounds, with reddish brown hair. Authorities seek identity and trace purchaser of a hat bearing a Chicago store name.
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New York
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WET FISH NET FOUND IN RUSTY STOVE NEAR CRESOS
In Columbia City Indiana June 44 Flas Coftussicher Homer PF. Jonson and Constable Asa Anderson secured a warrant after finding a wet fish net in an old stove at the unoccupied farm near Cresos. They claimed the net belongs to Cotterly and that he had not been at the farm for two weeks. Damages from the incident are estimated at 200 dollars with insurance pending.
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Driving Park Horse Races Set for June 28 Afternoon
Good horse racing at Driving Park Wednesday afternoon. June 28 features mile races with band music. Admission is 25 cents with grand stand free.
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Identity Quest Incomplete After Late Afternoon Body Found
The report notes that identification for the deceased is impossible, with investigators beginning at Lindenwood later in the afternoon. Officials say the efforts aim to establish the person’s identity and notify relatives.
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Big convention dates set for Kappa Alpha Phi gathering
At a July 28 to August 2 meeting of the cominutes on age rangements for the Kappa Alpha Phi fraternity annual convention, about 200 delegates and visitors are expected. The Huntington Aptary will host events including receptions, a cricket match, a baseball game, and a banquet at the Anthony hotel. Business sessions and committee appointments were noted for the event.
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State Shoot Qualifiers From Columbia City Team Heads East
Ina Jina 21 Captain S. P. Markley and Lieutenant Brigga of Company GC depart for Indiananolla to compete in the State shoot at Fort Benjamin Harrison. They recently impressed at Lake James, aiming for medals and likely to place among the top marksmen in the state meet.
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