Blind Tigers Face Stricter Federal Labeling Law
Washington reports new federal rules to fight illegal liquor shipments to dry areas. Starting January 1, 1910, every intoxicating liquor package must bear consignee name, contents, and quantity. Violators face fines up to one thousand dollars and seizure. Citizens urged to report blind tiger activity and officers to enforce at freight hubs.
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Washington
Indiana
United Swifts
Lezise
Macter
United States
Congress
Department of Justice
Infoshunia
Hunter Kills Father In Ohio Hunt Incident
In Wooster on November 25 seventeen year old Donald Geiselman shot and killed his father Cyrellus Geiselman fifty while the elder man husked corn near a shock. The son fired at a bird during the hunt.
Delegates Gather at Plymouth Church for Fort Lee Christian Endeavor Meet
Opening session of the Fort Lee district Christian Endeavor convention at Plymouth Congregational church drew twenty delegates from five counties Allen Adams Wells Huntington Whitley with hundreds expected today. Rev C C Shirey spoke on The Christian Citizen as Isabelle Rogier chaired the session and Grace Reformed church hosted supper and activities ahead of elected officers and continued programs today.
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Fort Lee
Christ Iandeavor Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Arangement Committee
Allen, Adams, Wells
Huntington
C. C. Shirey
Isabelle Rogier
Haltty Tsoll
Plyrmonth Congregational Church
Bir
A. W. Perry
Burton E. Cangans
Biile
Grace Reformed Church
Dela
Plymouth Church
Mise Florenge Lanham
Mayhanstown
Irvin E.bitner
Kay Spencer
Misa Maude Roberts
Atfair
Avotte
Hahdet
Edouard Lemoigre
Mansonetta Gowried Tatoued
Mansonetta Gowried Tatoued—"Lo Tol StAranso
Georges Bizat
Sealed Mine Triggers Rescue Halt in Cherry Ill
At Cherry Illinois a mine sealing decision ends rescue progress after flooding and toxic gases halt recovery. Battalion Chief McDonald ruled further water would not help ore access, sealing both main shaft and air shaft to cool ore and gases. Local politics include three county candidate names and a representative race with Merriman and Killander drawing interest.
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Fecal Company
Donald
X Ar
Williams
Urbana
Eta—Tion
Roepe
Caren
WANTED Twenty Five Sleevemakers for Foster Waist Factory
Help wanted notices seek twenty five sleevemakers for permanent positions. Apply at Foster Waist Factory for sewing and related work.
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Foster Waist Factory
Thanksgiving Day Baseball Game Report
A belated game was played yesterday afternoon on Coombs street. The Bungalows defeated the All-Stars 5 to 2. Batteries for the Bungalows were Scholl and Fair while the All-Stars were Lagar and Storms. A game is planned for Sunday if weather permits.
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Coombs Street
Sungalow
Scholl
Lagar
Storms
Missing Bluffton man believed drowned in creek
Noah Banter of near the Blackford and Wells county lines has been missing since October 15. A reportedly found body in a creek south of Hartford City could not be identified, and investigators will review whether it might be Banter.
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Klet
Bluffton
Ind
Noah Banter
Blackford and Wells County
Pady
Hartford City
Banter
Wells County political warmth rises ahead of primaries
In Bluffton Indiana on November 2 the county political scene grows tense as the Democratic primary nears. A December meeting set the date for the primary, with January expected as the new target. Four candidates vie for clerk with Harry Nelson having withdrawn and current clerk A Plessinger undecided on another bid.
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Kist News Duréany
Bluffton
Ind
t—Adalgo Warrlel
Maurice Sanzer
Robert Sauer
Jacob Ronmgarter
Harry Nelson
Plessinger
Prominent Wells County Woman Dies at Home
BLUFFTON Ind Nov 4 1 191? Mrs Jonathan Markley widow of Rev Markley longtime Wells County figure dies at her northwest Bluffton home after long illness She was among the best known women of Wells county and had returned to the farm in recent years The cause of death given as sickness from weakness with prior serious illness noted
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Kist
Blupfton
Ind
Mre
Jonathan Markley
Markley
Wells County
Pastor Augustis Young Reports Worsening Heart Condition
By Kist News Bureau GARRETT Nov 34 The condition of Father Augustis Young pastor of this city, who underwent heart trouble yesterday morning, shows no improvement. It was noted at the Battered Heart hospital this evening that while there is no immediate danger, he cannot be expected to recover promptly.
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Kist
Garrett
Augustis Young
Eharet
Batered Heart Hospital
Bluffton Teachers Plan Annual Meeting This Week
Bluffton Ind November 25 Teachers in the county will hold their annual meeting at the Methodist church this Saturday and Sunday. School was dismissed midweek to allow full attendance for the two day program. The notice mentions an extensive schedule and updates on local trials and incidents including a court case and community events.
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Kist
Bluffton
Ind
Marcellus Alexander
Nacely Ward
Joe Pie Arnold
Chatten Arnold
John Chambersy
Circuit Court
Husiday Alennon
Aelicine Diguoy Sithout
High Dougherty
Piniarpalla
Mr. Dougherty
Police hunt gang amid St Peter's fall festival crowd
Police seek a gang of youths causing disturbances at St Peter's church fall festival rooms. John B Hess reports bicycle theft on West Mall Street. August Miege, Adams Township, reports horse and buggy taken last night, driven toward Lown. St Paul’s churchhorse theft precincts and two locals Lester Butler and Pearl Webb held at county jail on $290 bond. A telegram says the girl’s parents will travel to take her home.
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St. Peter's Church
John B. Hess
Oakland
Pearl Webb
Teleping Peoria Co
Bluffton Defeats Warren In Football Clash
Bluffton beat Warren 5 to 6 at Bluffton Nelda cuts afternoon as locals used open play to pressure a heavier visiting squad. Irvin Evang starred for the locals while Warren struggled to stop advancing runs in the game.
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Bluffton
Warren
Kirst
Ind
Bluffton Nelda
Loyala
Irvin Evang
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