Rooster Rivalry Triggers Neighborly Feud in Village
John Ashe quarrels with A Wilkins over a farm sale causing tensions when a rooster and hens raid Ashe’s garden. After a chase and a stone hurled at the bird, Ashe surrenders the injured rooster to A Wilkins, who turns out to be the village’s pretty postmistress Alice Wilkins, sparking awkward spins as Ashe pursues peace and flowers to mend the rift.
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John Ashe
John Ashes
A. Wilkins
Pirchaser
A. Wilkina
John
Alexander
Alex
Alex Wilkins
Turmina
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Fende
Rooster
Als
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John Ala
Viking
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Crown
Jona
Ife
Wilkins
Wil Kins
Elef
Alice
A. Wilking
A. Wixlns
Inquina
Vic
A. Wilkian
Alarm Clock Arsenal to Halt East Side Gun Signals
East side residents must soon invest in new alarm locks as the arsenal gun, long serving as a town and alarm clock for Woodruff Place, will cease firing after April 10. Lieut. Clark and 15 men plan to depart between April 20 and 25, with no official notice yet. No change on the Mearmenai site Calis tech Institute transfer has been made, not likely to delay beyond a month.
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Arsenal
Indianapelig
Wooodruff Place
Clark
Aqbad
Caile Technical Institute
Wahes
Official Blackmail Charge Against Post Office Officials
A March statement from Henry Wurger, secretary in Congressman's office and attorney for educators, alleges post office law department officials in South Bend have run a years long blackmail scheme targeting a Chicago education group. The complaint claims a ransom and threats to release remittances if paid, with payoffs discussed up to $500 in one instance.
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Post Offici Law Department
South Bend
Ind
Henry Wurger
Brick
Twagic
Nome
Law Department
Post Office Department
Waurter
League of Educators
Chicago
Manger Davin
Gald
Ikta
Twins Die of Heart Trouble in Milford and Berunton
Dr Charles W Roberts of Berunton Pa died of heart disease while erecting a nurse turbine? memorial in Milford Pa to aid heart failure. His twin Samuel W Roberts died months earlier. The brothers resembled each other and both deaths were blamed on heart trauma. The survivor spoke of losing part of himself and expecting to follow soon.
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Middletown
N.Y. Amit
Charles W. Roberts
Berunton
Milford
Samuel W. Roberts
Aled
Shamrock II Takes Early Lead In Boat Challenge
Glasgow April 4 Sir Tom Live ton s Shamrock 1 and the old challenger Shamrock I raced Tuesday under light west wind. The new Shamrock I moved with beautiful form and ease through the water but Shamrock II appeared quicker in stays due to its shorter keel. Both boats showed notable qualities as they inched toward the next stage of the contest.
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Glasgow
Tom Liveton
Shamrock
Lipton
Franklin boom spreads across business and churches
Franklin shows a broad revival of activity with new factories planned or under construction valued at hundreds of thousands. The Interurban Mine boost, desk factory and Holden heater plant spur employment while land values rise along the Indianapolis to Franklin line. The Christian church rebuild nears completion, and a push for a sewer system grows amid strong real estate and banking evidence of prosperity.
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Franken
Staltenn
Prandin
Threetry
Frankin
Franklin
Ife
Mself
Indianapolis
Johnson County
Michigan Desk
Managing
Mich
Franklin, Desk Factory
Frankin Energy
The
F. Holden Manufacturing Company
Lansing
Indians Starch Company
Royal Garment Company
Thig Industry
Christian Church
Ney
H. Hadrson
Mnest
Ig Ted
Fly Power
Explosion Kills Corporal Slaven at Fort Steyer Cannon
Washington April 1 Corporal J S Haven was killed and four others seriously wounded by the explosion of a transmitter in a cannon of the heavy artillery at Fort Steyer during practice drill Tuesday morning The dead and injured were on the gun and position The accident details are murky and officials at the army and war department decline to discuss Names and exact roles are partially obscured by the report
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War Department
Cpisson
Nuisance Packages Stir Prohibitionist Rumor
Riverhead L I April 1 A humorous tale about mysterious packages sent to prominent prohibitionists after liquor ban. A merchant jokingly lists church deacons and temperance leaders, prompting a distiller to send a commission check of 1650 dollars with thanks for the clever prank.
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Riverhead
Am Distiling
Rome
James
Morgan stance softens as April Ley speaks calm on turmoil
In New York, Morgan Morgan rarely grants comment but on Monday he spoke openly about the Annela situation. He affirmed a belief that the general peril remains, and warned that current securities are sound yet unsettled, urging careful assessment of their value and purposes. In a separate incident, J Pennter killed W E Dobson after a dispute at his wife’s company.
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New York
Morgan
Jie
J. Pennter
W. E. Dobson
Dobson
Peppler
Miss Etta Weed Takes Millinery Leadership in Store
Miss Etta Weed, longtime head trimmer for Wasson & Co., is promoted to head of the millinery work room and manager of the French pattern hat department. The move is praised by patrons as she oversees stock selection from New York houses and guides style choices for a strong flower season.
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Mire
Etta Weed
Sor
H. P. Wasson & Co
Misa Weed
Aalde
Éennan
Miss Weed
New York
Wick
Sine Weert
Olor
Hammond
Frank D. Shara
Abandoned Chartreuse Monastery Sparks Article Debate
Reports say La Grande Chartreuse near Grenoble may be deserted as French deputies end the monastery’s era. Carthusian monks, exiled from France, reportedly purchased an Austrian estate while protests urged reestablishment. The site houses a church from the early 16th century and various art treasures. The monks once produced chartreuse, Brule d Acier paste, and Elixir using absinthe and tree buds.
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Carthaemns
France
Endermood
Austria
Chamber of [Deputies
Facre
Grenoble
Carthusiina
Monatery
Shy stock dabbler and stop loss orders explored
New York April 3 report explains the so called shy man who dabbles in stocks and uses stop loss orders. Brokers and their New York correspondents close out such accounts when the price hits the set level, while the public observes a quiet dealer who signals his intent to quit at a given price.
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New York
Keen Milne
Greenhorn
Stock Exchange
Smith
Tha Boar
Arithard
Xhoep
Fang
Chuse
Telngu
Piake
Clever Miss Cummins of Tiffin Prospers in Oil Discovery
A telegram from Geneva reports Miss Liexie Cummins, a leading local figure, owns oil ventures in the territory. After investing in nearly 1,000 acres, she sank wells that yielded first a small producer, then a promising driller. A newer well is developing into a rich income stream.
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Tiffin
Apell
Liexie Cumsning
Ely
Geneva
Allan Cumamatha
Dbl
Lok
Arc
Rusher
Mules Cause Car Crash In City Street
April 1 report from CHICANO details a misrouted team hitched to a wagon near Clark and Washington. TJ Chauffeur Jolicour, of Edison Electric, attempts to turn the team, the wagon tears into the gutter, a motor cab bends, police untangle the scene, and the mules are led away with harness reset.
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U. K
Gaulen
Auto S
Jolicour
Edison Electriz
Toter Ab Redtly
Clark
Washington Sta
Amnesty order affects about one hundred prisoners in Atlante pen
President Roogevell issues a general amnesty toward a clan of prisoners in the Atlante penitentiary, noting a past injustice by extending their terms after transfer from other prisons. The action targets about 100 inmates and aims to rectify transferred-time excesses.
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Washington
Roogevelles
Atlante
Primiere
Avante
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