Chinn the Walking Arsenal Targets No One in Ohio
The column denounces Col. Jack Chinn of Kentucky, depicted as a feared bully with revolvers and a bowie knife. After a Cincinnati clash with a constable, Chinn loses his guns and is mocked as a menace to the community. The piece also mocks anti Bookwalter rebels in Irvington and notes Roosevelt touring the northwest and a delayed Jeffersonville reformatory action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Jack Chinn
Kentucky
Chinn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. John
Kima
Ching
Suld
Trvington
Irvington
Indiana Electric Railways Fever Remains In Debate
Indiana papers debate electric railway growth and political winds. Critics warn of dangers from anti vaccination and legislative tricks. Terre Haute Tribune expects the Supreme Court to strike down the contested law as unjust and bad policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Anderson News
Rockville
South Bend
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Sta Seymour Republican
Supreme Court
Terre Haute Tribune
What They Say A Roundup Of Indianapolis Residents
A collection of brief quotes from locals including Arthur Overstreet praising Columbus, Dr Grashwiler on canoe club savings, Henry Carson on Roosevelt, Ora Marshman liking baseball, Ned Jones on Walsh vs Kelly, and many others. The remarks cover politics, business, sports, travel, and daily life in Indianapolis with diverse opinions and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Overstreet
Columbus
Dr. Grashwiler
Foster
Shirley
THE
SUN
Frank Killen
Wennetah Campbell
Indianapolla
Henry Carson
Roosevelt
Tom Elrod
Ficton
W. B. Karstatter
Grip
Indianapolis
R.T. Davin
S. K. Nweeya
Persia
Ora Marshman
Harry McDowell
Hergt White
Daly
Ald Ft
Caesar
Roy Meyers
Gaylord Hawking
Rogers
Ental College
Charles S. Pettijohn
Bloomington
Ned Jones
Walsh
Kelly
Carlorama
Jack Ryan
Curious Happenings Across Towns and Tales
A Denver girl aged years strings a restaurant bell while a Berlin woman leaves property to a stranger. A Kentucky owner has new repairs after a skull injury. An ad for a cook and a music teacher nets nine and two shillings respectively. An Australian editor offers a prize for a witty bee essay about wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Berlin
Kentucky
Australia
Lace and Lace Dominates Early Spring Wardrobe Trends
The feature highlights lace as a central fashion element for spring, pairing elaborate frocks and coats with heavy lace atales and capes. It notes lace works with black velvet, suggests brocade gowns, and includes sewing tips for wedding attire, corduroy care, and seasonal facial trims. It also shifts to domestic tips on feeding cats, growing house grass, and preparing codfish dishes with butter sauces and nutmeg.
Parkhurst’s newspaper idea sparks debate on sensationalism
The Parkhurst plan to avoid sensationalism and educate readers is praised by some editorials while critics say modern papers often fail to reflect public conscience. The debate highlights how “sensational” is used and whether the press should stir or calm, with St Paul News and Knightstown Sun excerpts weighing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhurst
New York
Charlen Sheldon
Topeka
Parkhurat
Dr. Harkhurst
St. Paul
Don’t Worry The Pilgrim Poem Fragment
Fragmentary OCR poem advises not to hurry life and to take it easy. It references the world moving on, the sun’s passage, and letting moments come and go. Encourages sleep, patience, and calm amid troubles.
Peculiar taste of rastes noted by French hostess
The article describes a French hostess claiming the unique flavor of rastes comes from roasting the bean with only light coverage of melted butter and sugar, a technique followed by a topping of egg in a style common in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woaid
Lutheran Association closes conference amid success
Naval cadet named Raymond Spruance of Indianapolis chosen for an Annapolis cadetship by Senator Walrbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Evangelical Association
Raymond Spruance
Indianapolis
Annapolis
Benator Walrbanks
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer
A fragmentary page notes sketches and songs of a singer with verses about a disappointed girl and humorous exchanges. It includes parodied lines and a mock testimonial about a newspaper, ending with a quotation from Edward Singer.
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Indianapolis Sun
Ala
Taide
Fauh
Carter Boy
Cntalaphone
J. Bilson
Foreign Advertising Department
Tribune
Chicago
Charlie
Charles Martindale
Martindale
Dayton
Sueh
Roosevel
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Pine Village News
Mount Comfort
Glowius
Lurgy Ag
Billy
Waterloo
Belug
Powhattan
Anail
Grandview Mon
T Ix
Tipton
Mit
Pinkoott
Voc
Prees
Fred W. Sheets
Repub Heap
W.S. Ryan
Independent Press
Indianapolia
Sentinel
Democratic Party
Walter Stoner
Insuranes
Nat. Hill
Ira Holmes
Ed McGuff
Charles Biederwolft
Senator Beveridge
Webb
Detrait
Harry Norton
Maxtnkuckee
Rockwalter
Knightstown Sun
Hood
Mas
Exsiz Horstina
Voorheesville
N. Y
F.P. DeBouy
Forest Grove
Oregon
Deariel
Clarlk
Purels
Umea
Chet
Bilas
Edward Singer
Hall
Cheney &Co
Toledo
Prie
Pamiy Pili
I. 4
Eads Company
California
Qania Fo
Kanes City
Los Angeles
San Depo
San Frencisco
An Suse
Gao
Santa Fe
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Mney
Marmay Saahiss
Indiana Trust Buildigs
Einvited
Federal Union
Hugh Dauguerty
Elm. Johnson
Lemcke
Malm
New du
Moses Optical
Huw Ss
Optician
Foun.t
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. Wash. Si
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Trust Building
Cor
Washington St
Virginia Ave
Stransky Steel Ware
Vonnegut Hardware
Washington Street
Malsible-Strel
Jakes
Pettis Dry Goods CO
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