Prohibition Is Failure. License League Says It Harms Society
The National Model License League based in Louisville Kentucky argues prohibition increases liquor dealers and drunkenness deaths and crime harms state prosperity and growth. It cites studies and quotes leaders to claim licensing and regulation control liquor better than outright ban. The piece ends urging a license system with strict penalties for violations.
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National Model License League
Louisville
United States
Eliot
Harvard University
Airdama
Seccrene Bell
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Nebraska
North Carolina
Oregon
Texas
Tennessee
West Virginia
United Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Arkansas
Alabama
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Massachusetts
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Virginia
Vermont
West
Virgil
Maine
Kansas
St. Paul
Minnesota
America
National Model License League Bugges
T. M. Gilmore
Women Gain Partial Representation on Indianapolis Art Board
Mrs. John N. Carey replaces Charles R. Williams on the Art Association of Indianapolis directorate. Women win part of the representation they sought, while resisting a moneyed aristocracy push to restrict governance to $35 annual members. A committee was named to seek more funds as the new terms for 1909 to 1911 were listed.
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John N. Carey
Charles R. Williams
Directorate
Herron Art Institute
Addison C. Harris
Ww. C. Bobbs
Harris
Association
Institute
J. M. Judah
H. F. Hodges
William C. Bobbs
Charles E. Brooks
Charles E. Coffin
J. Dorsey Forrest
Clarence Wulsin
George E. Hume
Walter L. Milliken
Calvin N. Kendall
Hugh Mck. Landon
Carl H. Lieber
Volney T. Malott
Meredith Nicholson
Ambrose P. Stanton
Henry Wsitel
Edward F. Hodges
John H
Guards His Small Boy In Threatened Kidnap Plot
In Chicago on April 8 the home of jeweler Antonio Lumia at 49 Gault Court was dynamited. The house suffered heavy damage but his family escaped harm. Lumia had earlier received threats demanding 3800 under penalty of kidnapping his 10 year old son. the boy had been escorted to school by his father for two weeks.
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Antonio Lumia
Chicago
Gault Court
Lumia
Sugar industry in Michigan surpasses vast production
Detroit reports Michigan produced 178 million pounds of sugar in the last year requiring a train over 35 miles long to haul it. Beets were sourced from 90,600 acres with 26,000 farmers sharing four and a half million dollars in promotions.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Michigan Sugar Company
South Atlantic
Michigan Chemical Company
Bay City
Saginaw
Alma Sebewaing
Caro, Croswell
Mount Clemens
Charlevoix
St. Louis
Holland
Blissfield
Lansing
Owosso
Menominee
Remains of Congressman Brick Arrive in South Bend
The remains of Congressman A. L. Brick, who died in Indianapolis, arrived in South Bend on a special car. The funeral is set for 2 PM Friday, with the body in state at the courthouse beforehand. Mrs. Brick has arrived from Washington.
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South Bend
Ind
A. L. Brick
Indianapolis
Indiana Woman Debuts as Pianist in Paris
Mrs. Winifred Hunter to debut as a concert pianist in Paris at Salle Femina on Avenue de Champs Elysses. She studied with Wager Swain after moving to Paris three years ago and has been a prominent member of Indianapolis Matinee Musicale. Patronesses include La Marquise de Wentworth and several Indina social figures.
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Winifred Hunter
Paris
Salle Femina Avenue de Champs Elysses
Mme. Younger
Mme
Hersey-Eddy
Gros
Mason
Goodrich
Buckner
Koenig
Fannie Reed
Hunter
William Mooney
Columbus
Ind
United States
Letter May Stop Annulment Of The Marriage
New York April 8 The most important developments in the relation of Helen Maloney Philadelphia heiress and Arthur Osborne came today and may bar an annulment. Justice William A Boyd of Mamaroneck released a letter stating Osborne and Maloney lived as husband and wife in Pittsburg. The letter dated February 1 1906 is from Pittsburg Pa.
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New York
Helen Maloney
Philadelphia
Arthur Osborne
William A. Boyd
Mamaroneck
Osborne
Miss Maloney
Pittsburg
Three Men Arrested After Dynmite Incident at Center Point
Brazil, Ind. reports three Center Point miners Alexander Gardner William Fennel and Gus Linda were arrested on suspicion of dynamiting the Knights of Pythias building in Center Point. Police say the incident occurred last night and authorities are pursuing further evidence and leads.
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Brazil
Ind
Alexander Gardner
William Fennel
Gus Linda
Center Point
Knights of Pythias
Anderson Sells 344 Lots for Factory Fund Parade
Anderson Ind April 8 three hundred forty four lots were sold yesterday raising over $100000 for a fund to lure factories to the city. An effort to raise $360000 to attract manufacturers continues as public firms closed for the sale. A 1200 lot plan at 300 dollars each is proposed amid a citizens and school children parade.
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Anderson
Ind
Emma Goldman Returns to United States in Brief
Emma Goldman, famed anarchist, was detained at the Canadian border by U S immigration inspectors who questioned her citizenship. She was allowed to cross into the United States last night without interference and returned to St Paul Minnesota.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Emma Goldman
The
Canadian
United States
No Alimony For The Divorcee War Has No Children
Denver judge James L. Hudson declares in Rowe versus Rowe that divorces without children warrant no alimony. He explains that alimony should not be required when both spouses were not disastrously estranged, noting a healthy young wife without a child would not be owed support.
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Denver
Col
James L. Hudson
Girl slain in aunt's Kokomo home
Miss Fairy McClain 283 was shot and killed at her aunt Mrs. Mattie May's Kokomo residence. Mrs. May had left to telephone for police to guard Worley Osborn, her daughter's sweetheart, as two shots rang out during the call. A man matching Osborn's description was seen fleeing the scene, but not located that night.
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Kokomo
Ind
Osborn
May
Meet to Fix Date for County Primaries
The primary election commissioners will meet at 2 oclock on Wednesday afternoon to fix a date for the Democratic and Republican primaries in Meirion County.
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Meirion County
Two Democrats Seek Nominations for Local Offices
Julius Reinecke will run for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner from the Second district. A. P. Bowen seeks the nomination for trustee of Center township.
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Julius Reinecke
A. P. Bowen
Center Township
Returns With A Bride In Hartford City
A. H. Jones who went to Otisco last week has returned home with a wife. She is Miss Jennie Edwards, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Edwards, former county residents. The couple were married Saturday night.
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Hartford City
Ind
A. H. Jones
Otisco
Jennie Edwards
John Edwards
Boy Buried Alive in Earth Cave Collapse
In Long Island City on April 2, Jerry Curran and three peers were digging a cave under a dismantled building near Sunnyside yards when earth walls collapsed. Curran was buried under debris and suffocated before rescuers could save him. His mother fainted on the sidewalk as rescuers worked nearby.
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New York
Jerry Curran
Review
Howard-aves
Longland City
Green Point Ave
Leurel Hill
Michael Curran
Calvary Cemetery
Owen McLaughlin
John Cady
Henry McCabe
Curran
Sunnyside
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. John’s Hospital
Graves and Courtney Nominated at Advance Mass Convention
In Jackson township Boone county the April mass convention at Advance nominated E. A. Graves for trustee and W. S. Courtney for assessor. W. J. Bread was endorsed for president and John Wy Kern for vice president.
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Jamestown
Ind
E. A. Graves
W. S. Courtney
Jackson Township
Boone County
Advance
W. J. Bread
John Wy, Kern
Rebekahs Visit Marion for Degree Conferrals
In Marion Indiana Purity Judge lodge 127 of the Daughters of Rebekah conferred degrees on a large class. The delegation from Logansport numbered between forty nine and fifty members and traveled to the event yesterday evening.
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Rebekahs
Marion
Logansport
Ind
Purity Judge
Rebekah
Do You Suffer With Rheumatism
An offer from Henry J. Huder for Rholoids a new rheumatism treatment. Deposit $1 to try the globule remedy with money back guarantee if not satisfied. Claims relief for rheumatism neuralgia gout lumbago lame back kidney and uric acid related diseases. Available at 2 W Washington St Pennsylvan ia and Maryland Sts.
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Henry J. Huder
Henry J. Huder’s
Washington St
Pennsylvania
Maryland-sts
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Art
John Herron Institute
of the Art Association of Indianapolis
Grige
Indiana Woman
Jersey City
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Lucille Spinney
Majestic Theater
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Rowe
Miss McClain
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