Indiana Returns Verify Democrats Win State Offices
Indiana voters gave Democrats control of the legislature and U S Senate race results show Shively and Cook leading. Official returns indicate Cook missing a majority with 226 505 votes. constitutional convention and centennial memorial propositions defeated by large margins.
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Indiana Woman's Legislative Council organizes in Indianapolis
The Indiana Woman's Legislative Council met at the Claypool hotel and organized with Mrs Grace Julian Clarke elected president. Officers include Mrs Felix T McWhirter as first vice president Miss Dora Bosart as second vice president and Miss Alma Sickler as secretary treasurer. The group plans to study questions for the upcoming legislature and coordinate committee action while maintaining headquarters and a secretary. Members discussed meeting at the statehouse and paying dues of 15 dollars for organizations and 7 dollars for associate members. Notable attendees include Mrs Mc Corkle Suis Frankfort Miss Vida Newsom Columbus Mrs Winfield Seat Glebusen Bloomfield Mora Mitchellland and Mrs Al J Stuart Rushville.
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Indiana Woman's Legislative Council
Claypool
Grace Julian Clarke
Felix T. McWhirter
Dora Bosart
Alma Sickler
Meer
Statehouse
Om McCorkle Suis
Frankfort
Sfiss Vida Newsom
Columbus
Abstractor Called Public Health Shield for Titles
The Indiana Tithe Men’s association heard C Ragey of Tuscola urge the abstractor to guard the public against bad titles, likening the abstractor’s duty to a physician warning patients. T C G Reynolds welcomed attendees, with talks by G Kagey and M F Brand.
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Ragey
Tuscola
Rokomo
Indiana Tithe Men's Association
T. CG. Reynolds
Kokomo
Mather
New Corporations Detected Edward Valve and Manufacturing
Notice filed of the fall institution of the Faultless Cleaners of Kokomo and several new concerns with capital details. Edward Valve and Manufacturing Co of Ulingis plans to make valves with $100,000 total capital, $19,000 in Indiana, and O. & Olesan, H. O Crane associated. Eight firms listed in Indianapolis for boxes and other goods.
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Edward Valve and Manufacturing Company
Ulingis
Total Capital
Indiana
Edward Valves
O. & Olesan
H. O Crane
W. O'son Cmings Pox Company
Indianapola
Mbe
Comings
G. P. Cummings
M. PP
Cummings
Kokomo
Contracts Set for Normal School Buildings
Contracts for the Indiana Normal School vocational education building were awarded. Edord Stone and Construction of Indianapolis won the construction bid. Prox & Burgett of Terre Haute drew awards for heating and ventilating at 10200 and for plumbing at 4200. Sanborn Electrical of Indianapolis will handle electrical work at 1992.
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Indiana Normal School
Ed. Tord Stone and Construction Comipan
Indianapolis
Prox & Burgett
Terre Hiante
Sanborn Electrical Company
Foot and Mouth Disease Triggers Indiana Quarantine Steps
In Clinton county cattle on the Richard Heavilon farm are slaughtered and buried after foot and mouth disease is found. A strict quarantine is ordered by Dr. W P Spencer with inspections of shipments from Chicago and possible county wide cattle measures. County commissioners planned a special session to decide on quarantine action.
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Frankford
Clinton County
Richard Heavilon
Heavilon
W. P. Spencer
Chicago
Washington Township
Indianapolis
Salmon
M. BK. Milner
Joseph Heavilon
J. M. Waugh
Volyard
Ha Silverthorn
Jacob Lipp
RB. N. Heaviton
W. W. Rose
Isaac Brand
Spencer
John Derrick
Auto Bandit Robs Grocer in Oxford Store He Flees
A man about thirty five wearing a brown rain coat drove an auto into C. H. Zeis grocery in Oxford. He obtained about one hundred dollars from the cash drawer after forcing the proprietor to open it. The robber fled down the street with a pursuing posse but escaped in the darkness leaving the pew car in a garage. The car had run only 150 miles.
Minister's New Home Burns in Wintry Blaze
The home of Reverend Tremmane a Methodist minister in Lebanon burned last night, value over two thousand dollars. Firefighters suspect a self-propelled fire started by the minister who had shown visitors around the premises. The minister, married recently, spent much time planning their front. Old-time signs predict a harsh winter, while authorities in Higamond seek stolen autos believed brought from Chicago hidden along the Kankakee river. In Cambridge a local report notes several deaths since 187? and a fatal auto collision near Dan Bridge City. A farmer was killed in a runaway near Bravil while another farmer was seriously injured in Asheryt'le.
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Lebanon
B. Tremmane
Big John the town dog dies in auto accident
In St Paul on November 6 the town mourns Big John a stray dog famed for saving the town from a fire by barking for help three years earlier. Loved by all Big John rode cars at a word and shared meals and a warm bed. He will be buried with a public funeral and a marker placed at his grave.
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Big John
Lyfre
Big Joan
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Indiana News in Brief: assorted local crimes and events
Shelbyville reports a stake valued at 225 owned by Fred Tucker of London stolen during his Fairfield visit. Evansville post office October receipts 26 879 76 up nearly 3000 from last year. Brazil Kentucky suspect Danner jailed under 1000 bond for shooting William Porter. circuit court trial planned. Greencastle Lizzie Nichola unable to close mouth after faint. anesthetic used to restore jaw alignment. Elwood farmers organize to suppress hunting after livestock and poultry losses. Evansville James Baskett 26 found guilty of burglary. sentenced to reformatory 1 to 8 years. Elwood David King dies after gangrene and delayed amputation. long Madison county life. ran a grain elevator at Frankton. Shelbyville Karl Sandefer 19 injured by officer William Miller’s mace. arm bones broken. Fransville trustees sue Hellman Machine Works and banks over $90,000 mortgage foreclosure. bond issues and unpaid stockholder notes cited. Anderson Joseph Schumacher retires as bank cashier. John Ro Pag new president. Lebanon merger arranged for three financial institutions into First Rural Toan and Savings Association. Boone Savings and Loan contributes $200,000 capital. Evansville Henry Terranault murdered in New Orleans. telegrams say unknown assailant fled. Columbus reports five October deaths and one contagion case, a record for years.
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Shelbyville
Fred Tucker
London
Tucker
Fairfield
Evansville
Brazil
Charles Danner
Wiliam Porter
Greencastle
Lizzie Nichola
Elwood
James Baskett
State Reformatory
Jeffersonville
David King
King
Madison County
Frankton
Karl Sandefer
William Sandefer
William Miller
Sandefer
Miller
Fransville Byron PL
Leilman Methine Works
Vanderburg Seventy
Hellman Machine Company
People's Savings Bank
Old State National Bank
Anderson—Joseph
Schumacher
People’s State National Bank
Ome
Dle
John Ro Pag
Indianapolis
Page
Ite
Lebanon
First
Ruraloan and Savings Association
Boone Savings and Loan Association
Home Mutial Savings and Loan Association
Amon Evansville
Henry
Terranault
New Orleans
Terrasealt
A. Me Kirk
Patrick
Board of Heir
Columbua
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
William N. Goss of Battle Creek credits Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy with rapid relief after years of digestive troubles. The ad claims one bottle provides more benefit than years of doctor visits and asserts the remedy cleanses the digestive tract and can spare patients from surgery. It encourages chronic stomach and constipation sufferers to try a dose and notes widespread drugstore availability.
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William N. Goss
Aldrich St. Battle Creek
Mayr
Mr. Goss
Defends Popular Remedies at Detroit Advertising Meeting
Carl J. Balliett of Buffalo claimed organized efforts to blacken family remedies and urged newspapers to distinguish fake ads from legitimate medicine. He cited rising sales, 40 percent of doctor prescriptions containing proprietary medicines, and urged publishers to vet merit, not bar medical ads outright. A youth wants to marry a pretty girl because his parents want him to dairy sensible.
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Carl J. Balliett
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit
Balliett
Proprietary Association of America
America
Balllett
American Medical Association
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
Ralllett
Tle
Ballietc
Hla Parente
Limited Choice of Viands in Canadian Back Country
In parts of the Canadian back country boiled salmon and variants dominate meals. A tourist’s complaint about the monotony leads to a humorous exchange where the host insists there is plenty of salmon and suggests mustard as an alternative.
Forget Himself and the Tempting Pledge
A man seeks to quit drinking and hires a temperance lecturer to draft an affidavit of abstinence. The pledge is made and sealed, but as the lecturer asks what he owes, the pledge taker learns there is no charge for the favor and then jokes about going to drink again.
Litany for Week Days in a Satirical Pinch
A satirical verse mocks elderly healers, reporters, and self styled experts. It ridicules women under and over specific ages, provincial writers, and rebranded lewd phrases, ending with a humorous plea for deliverance by Owen Hatteras in Smart Sew.
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Franklin P. Adams
Ford
Owen Hatteras
His Method. Flowing Style From a Fountain Pen
A humorous remark on how a writer achieves a smooth style. The quip suggests a fountain pen as the source of flowing prose. The piece hints at a light medical aside about temper or mood easing with a doctor’s help.
Grape-Nuts Touts Healing For Weak Stomachs
A Washington woman credits Grape-Nuts with restoring strength after severe stomach catarrh and prolonged illness. She reports first digestion and steady nourishment from the cereal and notes her baby also gained fat. The letter promotes the product as scientifically perfect with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Postume
Huttle Creek
Mich
Wellvilla
Bomen
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