Have You the Chicken Bug
A detailed plan for a low, sectioned chicken house suited to Leghorn or similar fowls. It explains dimensions, ventilation, lining, tar paper covering, door and partition placements, dropping boards, perches, humidity control, and avoidance of drafts. The design emphasizes dry walls, accessible front ventilation, elevated ground clearance, and long term weatherproofing for winter and summer.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Mre Wiest
de Giscarded
War at Warsaw Ends as Strikes Turn Violent
On April 17 at the gan works in Warsaw, 27 workers remained at their posts under guard as the strike ended. Strikers vowed vengeance and killed three policemen and wounded five others, while seven striking workers were shot or stabbed over time. Police and workers have terrorized the city for a month.
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Boripph
Montreal resident hurt in gas station explosion near Jonesboro
Special to the Sun from Marion Indiana reports Montreal a well known resident of Jonesboro suffered serious injuries in a gas explosion at the tin plate pumping station southeast of Jonesboro on Sunday afternoon. Doctors fear he will not recover.
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the Sun
Marion
Ind
Montreal
Jonesboro
Frost Damages Fruit Crops In Marion Indiana
Heavy frost struck Marion on Sunday night causing significant damage to fruit trees and crops. An incident at a saloon involved a shooting, with John Hanley fatally wounded and saloonkeeper Wy Simmel Ginger alleged to have fired after reports of milk theft.
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Marion
Ind
Wripps-Crae Press Association
Chicago
Aja
John Hanley
Igborer
Wy Simmel Gingerg
Ania
Plan for Ideal Life Proposed by Dr Nesbitt for Elders
Dr. R H T Nesbitt of Waukegan outlines a project to relocate those over 650 to a model community away from Chicago. The day would start with a municipal breakfast and a citywide bell, with activities including card playing, dancing, and theater going. Citizens over 50 would be barred from work and restricted to rest and exemplary behavior.
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Scripps-Aurae Press Association
Chicago
R. H. T. Nesbitt
Waukegan
Carpenters Meeting Aims to Boost Union Membership
Carpenters will meet under the auspices of the Carpenters' District Council at Germantown Hall in POM. McCartney of Ban Francisco, a member of the executive board, will address the gathering to revive interest and increase membership in the union.
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Vie Anspires
The
Carpenters’ District Connec
Germanta Hall
Pom
McCartnyy
Ban Francheo
Athera
Eurgentere Acon
Theaters Leased for Next Season to Harry G. Bimmers
The Indiana And Grand theaters in Mation Maryland were leased to Harry G. Bimmers for the next season. Bimmers will manage operations from New York with responsibility across theater venues in Detroit Grand Rapids and New York.
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Mation
Indiana
Grand Theaters
Harry G. Buimmers
New York
Air
Bimmere
Liquozone Promise Attracts With Wide Claims
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a cure all by claiming it kills germs without harming the body. It offers a free full size bottle via coupon and lists ailments it supposedly helps, urging readers to try now and prove its claims.
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Erme
Mt. Pleane
Thia
Jiquezone Cogiate
Death mystery shocks physicians in Evans case
New York April 1 Rawley D Evans son of Col Dudley Evans president of Wells Fargo died Sunday night at his parents home. Autopsy to be performed as physicians Cyrus J Strong and Walter Bensel seek to explain a likely brain hemorrhage despite his strong build and outdoor activity.
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Scripps
RAB
New York
Rawley D
Cyrus J. Strong
Walter Bensel
Evans
Bensel
Strong
Young Evans
Portland
Ore
Haverford School
Massachusetts
American Exchange 'N Lonal Bank
Wells, Fargo Express Company
Mayor Holtzman Photograph Incident Reported
Mayor John W. Holtzman was photographed in his private office on Monday by a reporter, with city controller Jacob Dunn rushing in too late to join. The scene showed the mayor at his desk amid documents, then a dramatic smoke-filled explosion as a door opened.
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John W. Holtzman
Jacob Dunn
Puthor
Man Dies Suddenly At Home and In Martinsville Farewell
William Thompson, 16, of 183 Alabama Street, died at home with rheumatic heart disease ruling as the cause. Deputy Coroner Dudley ruled death natural. Mrs Thompson, 14, mourned as the family faced tragedy. Edward Breese Lowe, 19, of Martinsville, died Sunday morning at St. Vincent's hospital after arrival for an operation. Funeral services were held in Martinsville on Monday afternoon.
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Wiliam ‘Thompaan
Alabama St
Sumlay
Dudlay
Edward Breesslowe
Martinsville
St. Vincent’s Hospital
President Roosevelts hunting camp visit reported
Special to the Sun. Denver dispatch notes no word from President Roosevelt about his hunting camp south of Newague. Guards reportedly chased away three photographers and two newspaper men. Loeb says Roosevelt will attend three Chicago functions after Denver: a Merchants Club luncheon, a Hamilton Club reception, and a dinner at the Iroquois. Secretary Loeb has not spoken with the president since Saturday.
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the Sun
Denver
al Belawerd
Rooseveld
Neweague
Loeb
Qgienwond
Chicago
Merchants’ Club
Hamilton Club
Balloon Girl Set On Atlantic City Promenade
The balloon girl is the latest board walk fad with women in gowns carrying balloons that color match their dresses. Originated by Miz Bsta Norris of Philadelphia, said to have started the trend.
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Bcripps
M'Ras Papas Assoctation
Atlantic City
N. J
Miz Bsata
Norris
Philadelphia
Supreme Court strikes New York work hour limit unconstitutional
The U S Supreme Court ruled the New York law banning work beyond ten hours weekly or ten hours per day in bakeries and confectioneries unconstitutional reversing a lower court ruling. Justice inspector Stanley commented on future prosecutions saying notices must be given before prosecuting violators amid delays drawing criticism.
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Jrippe-M'Rae
Press Association
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Spector Stanley
Destroyer Arbus Iquen Struck by Rock Damage Near Paris
An April 17 dispatch from Quiberon reports the destroyer Arbus Iquen struck a rock and was badly damaged, with injuries and possible damage to hull noted. The event occurred near Quiberon Bay as ships maneuvered in rough seas.
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Scripps-A
RAB Prebs Association
Paris
Apri
Quiberent Atoeanoes
Arbusiquen
Ana
Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Local society pages list numerous visits and stays across cities such as Lafayette Indianapolis and Martinsville. Individuals including Mrs EH Allebaa, Miss Frances Finkley, Mrs Dorr Gessner, Lydia R. Smith, and Mina Btella Richardson are among those visiting family and friends.Events mentioned include a Minuet club dance at Urenneke's academy and various entertainments, with plans for gatherings in Columbus, Dayton, and New York, plus a golden wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Truebinad.
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Cannangel
Modestte
EH Allebaa
Phintington
Dad
Mia
Mra
D. D. Jacude
Lafayette
Mile City
Frances Finkiey
Uffula
Irifanapolia
Dorr Gessner
Dorr Gessner Is Visiting Her Mother, Drs. Herr. Stevhenven
Noblesville
Mina Lydia R. Smith
Mina Btella Richardson
John Kerr
Martinsville
Mort Crabb
Mya
Lavinia Brown
Beymour
Misner Cine
Garnet Hantsineer
Anderson
Mia Nef Heatley
Nellie Cooper
Moureaville
Charles McAuliffe
Mir Marybelle Gregory
Bhoynyville
Hugo Cagh
Dayton
Minuet Club
Urenneke
Mins Mauraxe Demorest
Afra
Mary Demorest
N. Fifth
Terre Mante
Misa Elizabeth Wolt
John Huger
Columb
Indianapolis
Mra W. Gi
Axl
Carl Behey
Hout Nin Methodiat Protestant Church
Parsonage Fund
Bre
First Licenses Under New Law Delayed and Doubtful
County Clerk Williams announces the first marriage licenses under the new law, with only two issued Monday morning while six others filled out forms. Applicants, including Vincenthap Delawarest and Miss Caroline Burk, faced lengthy waits and scratched names on bleary paperwork as witnesses testified to signatures and pedigrees.
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Williams FB. Davis
Sid
Red
Tae
deDner Kemnay
Emma Texgue
Seere
Atle
Chet Kamnons
Tengue
Lieto Gurley
Davy
Board of Hearty
Cher
Six White Dressed Girls Attend Miss Miller Funeral
Miss Helen Miller, who died last week, was described as a beloved figure by friends and lodge members. Charles Whaley, a former sweetheart, stood as pallbearer though reportedly did not serve. Coroner Tuveller noted potential motive and familial strife. burial followed at Edinburg, Indiana amid many mourners and floral tributes.
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Helen Miller
YUE Brothers
Ailler
Tuveller
Bach
Miss Miller
la W
Matay
Charles Whale
Companys
Tor
Verve
Athens
Walter Ridey
Whaley
Nedther Whaley
Wae Presene
Mise Miller
Etope Jade
Nosh
Ladies of
Miller
Edinburg
Ind
Prominent Anderson Man Faces Breach of Promise Suit
Special to the Sun reports in Anderson Indiana that Miss Eteip Haye, 51, sues Andrew Jr. Applegate for breach of promise seeking $1000. She alleges he lured her as a child, vowed marriage, pursued another woman, and now refuses to acknowledge her after his wife’s death.
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the Sun
Anderson
Ind
Superior Court
Eteip Haye
Andrew Jr
Applexate
Misa Hays
Applegate
Rail regulation inquiry to be held by U S Senate committee
Scripps Ay Rae Press Association reports a Senate committee chaired by Senator Mikina of West Virginia will begin hearings on railroad regulation. A full membership attends as testimony will be taken over weeks with invited foreign and American railroad leaders including Cassatt and J J Hill to share views. The aim is a comprehensive extraction bill to curb private tariff and refrigerator car practices long criticized since the regulatory agitation began.
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Scripps-Ay Rae Press Association
Washington
Wheeling UC
Ita
Mikina
West Virmia
Canitel
Imatea
Rilrond
Europe
George Gould
J. J. Hill
A.J. Camnatt
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Stuyvesant Fish
Lile Central
Spencer
Railway accident case under way in Superior Court
Richard Brady sues the Flesone Railway company for 45.0 percent damages claiming a car switch engine at Brightwood injured him while at work. Brady, a car ferrier, alleges the accident caused mental and physical harm and seeks compensation.
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Richard Brady
Flesone Railway Company
Brady
Brightwood
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Hona Chou
Goethe
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L. B. Truebinad
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Charles Whaley
Moo Hays
A. J. Applegate
Williams’ Grocery
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