Beveridge Urges Commission to Mend Tariff Reform
Indiana Senator Beveridge called for a expert tariff commission to gather facts and classify articles, leaving duties to Congress. He argued Germany’s detailed, fact-based classifications boosted its exports, urging a maximum and minimum tariff system to open foreign markets and boost American trade.
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Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
House
Congress
Goldfield
Bureau of Corporations
Committee On ‘Ways and Means
Dingley
Committee On Finance
Finance Committee
Finance
Ber
Aldrich
Germany
Reichstag
Japan
Sleep and Nervine Promise Restful Nights
Man suffering yearslong insomnia finds relief with Dr Miles Nervine. Testimonial from Mrs May Scott credits one bottle with calmer nerves and sleep, claiming continued improvement after three bottles. Nervine advertised as non opioid and druggist authorized to refund first bottle if no benefit. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
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Miles
May Scott
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Trinity Episcopal Men’s Club Elects New Officers
The Trinity Episcopal church Men's Club elected officers on Wednesday evening. President W. C. Geake Vice President Dr J W Auten reith Secretary Captain B F Wheeler Treasurer Kenneth Larwill. The club with about forty members notes entertaining events over the past year under H G Granger who presided.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
W. C. Geake
J. W. Autenreith
B. F. Wheeler
Kenneth Larwill
H. G.granger
Countess of Yarmouth Granted Divorce in Private Hearing
London February 5 Sir Birrell Barnes president of the divorce court granted the Countess of Yarmouth nee Miss Alice Thaw of Pittsburg a decree nullifying her marriage to the Earl of Yarmouth. The case was heard in private lasting about half an hour with no defense and secrecy kept on the papers amid undisclosed medical evidence.
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London
Birrell Barnes
Countess of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Earl of Yarmouth
Harry K. Thaw
Hertford
Marquis of Hertford
Ten Thousand Recalled at Steel Mills Amid Recovery
Philadelphia February reports that one thousand Pennsylvanian Steel Co workers at Steelton return after over a month idle. The yard raises present force to 2,500, about 40 percent of normal, due to rush New York orders for municipal structural material and New York Railway rails. Baldwin Locomotive Works laid off ten thousand since December with output cut to twenty engines weekly. lack of orders from US and Europe, including Japan, dampens activity. Samuel M. Vauclain cites no substantial orders since December and predicts imminent completion of remaining work.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Steelton
New York
New York City Railway Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Samuel M. Vauclain
Japan
America
Fort Wayne Hotel Company Details Lease and Finances
Stockholders receive a statement from the Hotel Anthonay executive committee outlining the H J Keenan lease for twenty years at 656000 rent, plus 65000 to 75000 in furnishings and interior repairs. Total stock subscription stands at 220000 with 100000 first mortgage bonds at 5 1/2 percent.
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Fort Wayne
Anthonay
H. J. Keenan
Jermyn
Scranton
Keenan
Repaira
Mayor Maintains Ban on Sunday and Post Eleven Saloon Closings
A delegation of liquor dealers urged Mayor Hosey to soften Sunday and 11 pm closing rules. He stated no change, confirming the Sunday closure and the 11 o'clock limit remain. Protesters cite non downtown saloons selling liquor amid enforcement gaps as police seek proof.
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John C. Helmkamp
Otto Strodel
H. G. Braun
Joe Bogenscheutz
Perry Stahl
Chris Hegerfeld
Hosey
Casey Held By Sheriff To Determine Chicago Residency
Sheriff Grice will detain James Casey, seized near Turner's crossing last week, to confirm if he is a Chicago resident. If confirmed, he will be sent there. Casey has lived on parched corn and has hidden for months.
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Grice
James Casey
Turner's Crossing
Chicago
Distressed Man Detained After Severe Weather At Local Jail
A severely weathered man sought food at the home of Julius Gerardot yesterday and was detained. He wore worn clothing that fell apart from exposure and could not provide a coherent account, indicating possible insanity.
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Julius Gerardot
Fort Wayne Elks Banquet Ends With Social and Dance
Fort Wayne Elks members and guests held a Wednesday banquet in the lodge room followed by a social session and dance at the Knights of Columbus. Each diner was served elk meat from a Brookside kill stored since.
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Fort Wayne
Lodges of Elks
Knights of Columbus
Brookside
Lodge Installation Dinner Featured Toasts and Tips
Messrs Frank Purcell and Harry Wiebke presided as head waiters with tips accepted printed on their aprons. Albert C Alter acted as toastmaster and Hon J M Robinson delivered the principal address with others offering impromptu responses. The lodge rooms were elegantly decorated for the event.
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Frank Purcell
Harry Wiebke
Albert C. Alter
J. M. Robinson
Row Overwife Alleged Trigger Left St Louis Man Critical
John T. Wilson president of the International Brotherhood of Railroad Maintenance of Way Employes was shot twice by his brother in law Frank Englewan in his St Louis home. Wilson says his wife started the row and Englewan joined. Solomon Walters a longtime Lagrange liveryman is dead.
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St. Louis
John T. Wilson
International Brotherhood of Railroad Maintenance of
Frank Englewan
Kansas City
Wilson
Englewan
Notice to Sentinel Subscribers Under Postmaster General ruling
The Postmaster General requires second class subscribers to keep payments up to date or risk cessation of the paper. Arrears exist among readers but are considered valid subscribers. Each delinquent will receive their expiration date and future notices will warn before they fall a year behind.
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Postmaster-General
United States
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