Outlaws Beg for Food as Allen and Edwards Evade Trail
Sheriffs from Mount Airy, North Carolina, sought Sidna Allen after a tip from Sug Smith. Detectives with dogs could not track the fugitives due to elapsed time since the visit. Allen asked Smith for food and a tip on safety before leaving toward the mountains while Edwards joined him.
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Truitt backs Roosevelt nomination in 1912 primary
Dr Harry W Truitt of Indiana Pa announces support for Theodore Roosevelt in the Republican Primary on Saturday April 13 1912. He pledges to vote for Roosevelt and use his influence to secure the nomination for President.
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National delegate pledge for Roosevelt nomination
Dr. J. W. Foust of Reynoldsville Pennsylvania announces a pledge to vote for Theodore Roosevelt if elected as national delegate. He states he will use his influence to secure Roosevelt’s nomination.
Free Treatment Offer From Indigo Scientist Seeks 500 Readers
A famed Indigo scientist offers free a large proof package to five hundred Gazette readers to prove his treatment's claims for chronic diseases. The offer targets those with rheumatism kidney and stomach issues asthma bronchitis and other ailments and asks readers to mail a letter or coupon to James W Kidd Fort Wayne Indiana for a free liberal course without any charge.
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Observation on Philippine tariff policy urged by insular chief
General Clarence R. Edwards chief of the insular bureau before the senate finance committee urged removing the 300000 ton sugar import limit to end tariff restrictions he said such limits discourage island industry. He kept emphasis on commercial phase not military. Also reports adverse steel revision by Penrose and eight hour bill advances. House strengthens money trust probe with judiciary powers.
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Reformer's Indictment Over Bribery in Xenia Election
Xenia Ohio April 1 county auditor Walter L Dean a reform advocate was indicted by the grand jury on bribery charges connected to an election scandal. He allegedly gave election official Anderson Garrett seventy five dollars to influence him. Two indictments also named Philip Matthews, another colored election official. The investigation began after the November 1941 election through reform circles supporting Dean and his associates.
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Houser dismissed for cruel treatment of Philippine privates
First Lieutenant Ora L. Houser of Ohio, commander of the Twenty sixth company of Philippine scouts, was dismissed from the Army after convictions of cruel punishment. He allegedly tied Filipinos to posts, starved and partially submerged them for up to twenty four hours, and tied others to remain submerged.
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Ora L. Houser
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Houser
Roomed With His Horses Radcliffe's Wife Made it Too Hot For Him
Washington, April 4. Harry A. Radcliffe, meat dealer, testifies before the commissioner that his married life was troubled by his wife who struck him with a beer bottle and wash basin. He says he fled to his stable and kept horses until cold weather, then took a room and faced threats to return home. He recalls his wife chasing him with a knife and damaging property including sausage machines and a buggy.
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Washington
Harry A. Radcliffe
Local Family Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
John W Sickelamith of Greensboro Pennsylvania says three children suffer frequent coughing. He reports trying several cough medicines but none helped as much as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
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