Adam God Defiant Leader in Kansas City Shootout
Louis Pratt alias Adam God claims he will live to kill more police as his followers endure wounds from a clash that left Policeman Albert Dulbow and Pratt’s daughter Lulu dead. Mrs. Sharp and her children recount a wandering gospel campaign from North Dakota to Manitoba, arming for years as they preached and sang, facing arrest attempts and police gunfire.
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Louis Pratt
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Albert O. Dulbow
Mary Pratt
Larlie Pratt
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Joseph
Mary
Adam
Eve
Lau
Luli
Sharp
Melissa Sharp
Mountain Grove
Arkansas
Oklahoma
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Wee
David
Christ
Kansas
Wilvis
Minnesota
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Paul
Masquerader Escapes Mob After Being Mistaken for a Negro
Catherine Rooks, a 23 year old athletic girl, recounts a mob attack in Pittsburg that dragged her by a rope after mistaking her for a black man. She tried to speak, was silenced, escaped, and was later identified as white but faced danger due to disguise. She traveled to New Castle then Youngstown before returning home to 9 Bedford Street.
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Pittsburg
Catherine Rooks
Bedford Street
Miss Banks
Chicago
Sha Lid
New Castle
Miss Rooks
Cake Escapes Asylum With Cake Plan From Wife
A Kentucky asylum escape tale unfolds as Clay, aided by his wife Manne, claims he baked into a cake to flee confinement. He says he feigned insanity for years, alleges a conspiracy, and recounts travel with his wife to New York while detailing the bizarre ruse that freed him.
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Manne
Ely
Sre
Laon
Tarando
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Mas
Tony
Che Nash Ville
Chatttanooga
St. Towns
Rai
St Louis
Kansas
Salt Water Confession Ties Divorce Suit Puzzle
Vice Chancellor Walker of New Jersey heard a divorce case from South Amboy where a husband claimed to have proof of his wife's infidelity. He described a salt water sleep confession method he allegedly used after hearing an old sea captain's tale. The judge reserved decision pending further inquiries.
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Walker
New Jersey
Cd Tagae
South Amboy
Mary
Man credits MioNA remedy in Indiana letter to editor
Harry L Goodiel writes to The Gazette from Astabula Ohio about five years of severe dyspepsia. After trying many doctors he found relief with MioNA purchased at R. W. Knowlton's drug store. He reports improved appetite and sleep and urges others with digestive troubles to try the remedy.
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Gazette
Indiana
Harry L Goodiel
R. W. Knowlton
Harry L. Goodlel
River St
Astabula
Indiana County Medical Association Meeting at Church
An open meeting of the Indiana County Medical Association will be held at the Second United Presbyterian church next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dr. Theodore Diller of Allegheny will address the need for a State inebriate hospital and Miss Ida F. Giles of Pittsburg will explain the nurses Registration bill. These measures will be before the legislature and the meeting offers a chance to advocate their merits. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Indiana County Medical Association
Second United Presbytrian Church
Theodore Diller
Allegheny
Ida F. Giles
Pittsburg
Personal Appeal for Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy
A personal appeal urges speaking with a pharmacist about Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble. It emphasizes no extra cost and a forty year record of cures versus unknown preparations with possible harmful drugs. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Red Cross Christmas Stamps Aid Tuberculosis Fight
Charles E. Huey sells Red Cross Christmas Stamps at cost to aid the tuberculous cause. All proceeds go directly to the Red Cross effort, with no profit taken. Buy stamps to support the movement.
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Red Cross
Charles E. Huey
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