Prohibition Attacked By Opponents Across Nations
An article argues against liquor prohibition, citing figures and comments from Lincoln, Grant, Adams, Jefferson and Davis. It contends regulation fails to curb vice, warns of federal overreach, and cites census data on alcohol related deaths to question the benefits of licensing and total prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duran
Preg Obre
Harvard University
Unientio
Tatler
Prualdent Eilat
Ganeral
Justico
Lodd
Ingin
Atucreine Link
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
West Point
Genta Grant
John Quincy Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Deferson
Davis
United States
United States Census Bureau
Truth About Kidney Trouble Uses Fulton Renal Compound
Health pamphlet claims kidney disease stems from dietary issues and inflammation. It asserts albumen in urine declines with Fulton’s Renal Compound, promising gradual improvement though chronic cases may persist, and offers free literature from Fulton Co. in Oska ns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pion
Fulton
Alan
Futlon
JON J. Fulton Co
Osklans
Bulletin of Tate
Prohibition Debate On Death Rates and Prosperity
The article argues that prohibition states do not reduce alcohol deaths and may harm prosperity. It cites statistics from various states, notes increased fatalities and jail costs, and critiques license systems. A cited alternative is a national licensed system with strict penalties for violations to improve compliance and revenue.
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Palma
Kentucky
United States
Arkansas
Alabama
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Oklahoma
South
Texas
Vermont
West Virginia
Inediana
Missouri
Nebraska
Oregon
Tennessee
Thaksin
Mame
Kansas
Prohipi
Rom
St. Paul
Maing
Minnesota
Malis County
Maine
Aunnegoth
America
Svery
Sivaor
When Ger Calla Calls Murder Plot Stirred in New England
Opera star Glack Calla, wife of Paul Roy, recounts the night her brother George A. Clarkins was shot in New Hampshire. She accuses her husband of murder, vows to drive him to the electric chair, and says she shielded him despite the fatal event and a self defense claim by Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glack
Calla
Paris
Paul Roy
Boston
New Hampshire
Studlo
Paul B. Roy
George S. Hodgson
France
Heraand
George A. Carkins
Rome
Mins Galla
Paul
Ronny
Wiebher
Sonny
Lauer
Junkhis
Tadle
Jack
Bneis
Fragmented historical note on star emblem and holy land routes
Fragmentary lines discuss Star of Alasonry Rose and gateway to Holyland for fraternal masons, mentioning ports, geographies, and the Temple. References to Joppa, steamers, and rough weather imply a navigational or ceremonial context without clear narrative.
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Holyland
Jalta
Slawiy
Oriental Bullkd
Lebanon
Kley Solomon
Palestine
Grest Temple
Walter E Penfield returns from Philadelphia social event
Washington correspondent reports Walter E Penfield son of the former state solicitor came from Auburn Indiana last year to visit his parents and has returned from Philadelphia where he attended a bachelor German ball. He was the only male member of the party from Washington chaperoned by Mrs. Taker Hull. The event featured elaborate costumes electric light, butterfire, and dances. A large dinner hosted by James Parker followed the ball."}
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Indianspoli News
Washington
Walter E. Penfield
State Department
Auburn
Ind
Philadelphia
Br. Fenfield
Fly Siven
James Parker
Jt Oflock
Mt T
Mary Lodge Meee
Warhineter
Pilladelphia
Righary Meins
Anna’ Weightman Walker Pen
Sauciter
Fort Wayne
Guest of Mr and Mrs Harper Ends Winter Visit
Miade spent most of the winter with Mr. and Mrs Harper and enjoyed many friends in the area during her extended stay.
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Syren
Mrs. Harper
Denver Domestic Tragedy: Adler Kills Wife then Suicide
Denver, March. Harry Adler a clothing salesman, forty, shot and killed his divorced wife Miss Mair Nottingham, twenty seven, in a Waklort Hotel room, then killed himself. The note suggests motive related to their past marriage. Nottingham had previously killed Edward Murphy, a railroad fireman, in Avon, Colorado, claiming self defense and serving one day in jail after a jury found involuntary manslaughter. Adler was said to be a cousin of Abe Ruef of San Francisco.
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Ler
Mair Notingham
Waklort
Denver
Miss Nottingham
Edward Murphy
Avon, Col
Adler
Abe Ruef
San Francigen
Deadly Battle With Escaped Lunatic at Kabi
KABI March 7 Sheriff James Run gell was shot and seriously wounded while overpowering Philip Couture an escaped lunatic. Deputy William Parker restrained Couture as he tried a second shot at the sheriff, then Couture was bound and returned to Trials Eastern hospital from which he had escaped.
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James AR Rungell Torday
Couture
Willam Parker
Russa
Ure
Eastern Hospital
United States Troops Quit Goldfield Duty
Goldfield Nev March 7 United States troops evacuated the Goldfield camp after three months and handed peacekeeping duties to local police and Nevada state police. Several squads arrived and established local headquarters, as the city was declared peaceful for the week.
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Goldfield
Nev
United States
Joel
Naveda
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