Pennsylvania Aroused by German American Alliance Hearing
A Pittsburgh audience of about five thousand heard German American Alliance speakers condemn prohibition and urge stricter penalties. George Muller of Philadelphia cited Maine and other states’ drunkard statistics to argue dry laws fail and urge reform. The gathering featured ministers, city officials, and alliance officers presenting anti option arguments and urging removal of liquor.
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Dennsylvan
Cleanpointe Ware
H.C. Bloedel
Uie Geranin
Giutak Wey
George Muller
Philadelphia
State Brewers’ Snspertion
Maine
Auburn
Dubois
Maina
Portland
Mts Uyu
Lavnenetur
Bangor
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Fragmentary Speech By German American Leaders Sparks Debate
A garbled report records remarks by J Vexannyr of Philadelphia national president of a German association and other leaders including J Rosinthal and A Ireland. The discussion centers on local option and church influence as they debate political and reform measures amid unclear context and distorted phrasing.
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Philadelphia
Natiowial
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de J. i Avebeck
Germain Erangvileat Lutheran Hye
Pittebourk
Tascin J. Rosinthal
Lancaster
Arther
Ireland
Trinity Cestrd Prades Conmell
Aldaburg
Werthe
Ots Aker
A. J. Becettett
Nat Hawk
Battle Still Rages Amid City Impeachment Drama
Decatur headlines report ongoing turmoil as Mayor Caifen Mays faces impeachment charges. City Attorney DeVoss acted for the prosecution while the court yesterday found Mays guilty on key counts, though his final fate remains unsettled as officials pursue further action.
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News Morea
Decatur
Tul
Squire Stout
C. DeVors
Stedda
Caifen
Nyo
Mary
DeVoss
Mays Coffer
Charcoal Lozenges Promised To Cure Bad Breath Ills
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a fast fix for foul breath and belching caused by indigestion. It claims the lozenges absorb noxious odors and gases, leaving the user with a clean smelling mouth and improved complexion, and it advertises Willow charcoal as the base with honey for taste.
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Tau
Yewr Marshall
Anarchist Speech Meet Postponed After Bombing
Victims were found near the blast site in Silverstein’s Brooklyn rooming house. Police report the bomber’s alias as Cohen, real name Silverstein, previously from Bidlstock Rugala. Neighbors say he lived with an aunt and showed socialist, anarchist tendencies. Promoters failed to obtain a permit for a planned park talk, leading to a rumored postponement and claims of police brutality. Police seized letters and literature, including a stamped letter to Alexander Berkman, famed for Frick action.
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Cohen
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Silverstein
Brooklyn
Alexander Berkman
H. C. Frick
Local notes from Lagrange minor news items
Geyser and Wikel Taft head to Indianapolis for the Tenocia association meeting next week. Jessie Parker, LaGrange high school teacher, visited Fort Wayne, while Mae Gushwa and nephew visited Sturgis. Several residents traveled to Fort Wayne and Wolcottville for visits and vacations.
Pleasant Lake relatives attend funeral and visits noted
Pleasant Lake column lists Mrs Plearant and relatives attending the funeral of Tre Morse, with others visiting Warpham and Port Wears. The piece notes hospital conditions, a thimble loan at hep tema Fries athernenn, and a brief journal ad line about word rates.
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Bat Ashley
Swite
Fieneral
Trea Morse
Civil War Veteran Dies in Allen County Home
David Brobst, 73, a Civil War veteran from Allen County, enlisted in Company G, 101st Indiana, and served throughout the conflict. He died at his residence 4145 Thompson Avenue after years of illness, survived by his daughter and wife Rosa Brow, with services planned at Howlock and the Christian church, as the Ladies of the Relief Corps prepare a flag ceremony.
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Beat Enwe
Ulyayar
Allen County
Thompson Avenue
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Trumbull County
Ohio
Alton County
Compans
Indiana
Barlby
J Sarah He Dorsey
Zanesville
Rosa K. Brow
L. M. Bennett
Chicago
Red
Grand Army of the Republic
Christian Church
Women's Relief Corps
Hudson News item from Hudson Indiana town notes
HUDSON NEWS reports a March 28 town brief from Hudson Indiana. Graduates will be honored at the Methodist Episcopal church on Friday evening April 10 during the annual commencement exercises. Charley Miller of Michigan visits relatives. Mrs. Frank Oberlin visits her Hamilton parents. A new ten pound baby boy arrives at the Alley home. Norma Smathers hosts a B and O club gathering with raffled pull. Ed Tasker and Glyde Brand run a pool room and barber shop in the former post office space. Charley Osborn and daughter Inez attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles Ropp. Mr and Mrs Henry Oberlin host their daughter Mrs. Glade Eenbrake of Huntington. Mrs Henry Childe, recently hospitalized in Chicago, has returned home.
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Methodist Episcopal
Aelaffex
Ed Tasker
Glyde Brand
Barber ‘Son
Ats
Charlee Osborn
Inez
Chicare
Sirs
Charles Ropp
Henrys Oberlin
Glande Eenbrake
Huntington
Henry Childe
Notre Dame Woman Appeals For Medical Help
A fragmented appeal seeks aid for a woman's health condition. The text requests readers to contact an address in Boston for assistance and mentions a broad promise of medical cures and a call to distribute the message widely.
Angola Minor News Items From March Angolan Note
Mayor Orville Carver and wife plan to return home Monday with stops in Jackbonville Fla and Covington Ky. Henry Bizele and wife reside with her mother on South West street. Florence Swanger and Clarence Jones visit the Creusper ent house on West Maumee. Bert Sheppard notes a 20 acre orange grove in California valued at 320000. An electrical wind storm caused damage. Edward Stetler moves to Nolland Philips farm west of the city. Mrs A T Day travels to Ann Arbor Mich for eye glandular surgery. Henry J Kretslas moves his seat east of the city. Cyrus Cline attends a Democratic governor nominee reception. Thomas Marshall arrives home in Columbia City.
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Ind
Orville Carver
St. Petersburg
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Jackbonvie
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Covington
Henry Bizele
South West Street
Florence Swanger
Clarence
Jonesville
Blech
Creusperenix
Bits
Stephen Horn
Maumee
Bert Sheppard
California
Earl Lees
Joe Hrokar
Edward Stetler
Ion. Thomas Tt. Marshal
Columbia City
Governor weighs reprieve for Gillette in Grace Brown case
Campaign of new evidence submitted to Governor Hughes argues Grace Brown’s epilepsy could explain injuries tied to the Cortland factory workers. Testimony from three factory employees supported Brown’s seizures, while an Auburn expert offered opinions on drowning versus violence. Governor to decide by tomorrow night whether to grant clemency or permit the electric chair.
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SM. Hosgand
Albert Hi. Gross
Gil
Cortland
E. J. Gilietto
Hin Dure
McGraw Timber
Thera
Albert A. Hanlin
Auburn
Crace Brown
Inake
Neu Copland
Sep
Local Social Notes From Lagrange and Surrounding Towns
In Lagrange and nearby areas on Friday residents visited relatives and friends. F N Nelson and sister Mrs Mary Roy visited sister Mrs Kimmel in Union City while Miss Emma Beecher of Fort Wayne spent time with her brothers in Lagrange. Mrs H A Hooper of Avid joined Mrs Blanche Walters as a guest. Mrs BLN Myers traveled toward Kalama for a brief visit with her son Ford Myers and family. Miss Cleo Chaney returned to Mantwell er after visiting Blanche Harley. Al Reinheimer of Whichaster triped home after a stay with Mr and Mrs J L Sams. Miss Pearl Shank went to Ashrey to spend days with grandmother Mrs S S Parks. Mrs Charles Beecher of Lima was guest of Mrs BD Merritt.
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Wikel Taft
FD. Parker
Orland
Miss Parker
Grand Rapids
Ars
L. Johnston
Ion Wayne
D. L. Laughry
Ethel
Fort Wayne
Sue Smith
Kathe Goodridge
C. T. Broemer
Josephine Shuey
Portland
Bess Hagland
Wolcottville
Elma Plenning
Saturany
Mes
James Mary Pierce
Frank P. Sanders
Afias
Leda Snedeker
Lima
Mitford
Misa Emma Beecher
Hew Brothers
H. A. Hooper
Avid
Lagrings
Blanche Walters
BL N. Myers
Kalama’ Soo
Ford Myers
Misa Cleo Chaney
Blanche
B.D. Merritt
Butler Minor News from Butler and Nearby Notices
March 28 notes Mrs Grace Hendershot is quite ill for the layoff. Mr and Mrs Charles Chicago guests of Mrs Sipatt Campbell. Butler philic School week vaction. teacher attends convention in Indianapolis. Edna Fridenterser and Miss Tike Mofler visiting Garrett. John E B Sheehan of Owenville Ky expected here for the ey Rnd. Sewer work to begin first of week. petitioned items to be settled in weeks. Stock of Men s and Footwear Travsers sold at 1.00 to 3.00 by Patterson Fleichner Co.
Kodol Digestive Aid Claims Complete Food Digestion
An advertisement asserts Kodol guarantees complete digestion of all foods, beginning in the mouth and easing indigestion. It promises a money back guarantee if the product fails to meet claims, and notes the large bottle contains more units than the smaller one, with purchase through Revier & Co in Chicago.
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