Blackmailer Exposes Banker In Kansas Political Ruse
In Panokia Delaware banker Trevor Daer faces a blackmailer plotting to ruin his state treasurer bid. The critic reveals a past alias Robt Read and a shortage accusation. Granger, a former ally, identifies Jim Baldkirk as the real thief. the scheme ends with the blackmailer kicked out.
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Trevor Daer
Delaware
Panokia
Kansas
Tom Granger
Daer
Buck
Scott
Robt
Bob
Granger
Read
Baldkirk
Alzen New Metal Much Strong Yet Light and Polished
Consul General Guenther from Frankfort describes Alzen a new alloy of two parts aluminum and one part gine. It is said to rival cast iron in strength while offering greater elasticity and better rust resistance. The metal can reproduce delicate lines in casting and takes a high polish.
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Guenther
Frankfort
Police probe death after exhumation uncovers fatal blow
Officials in Hammond and South Chicago exhumed Joseph Rapke after burial records cited jaundice. They determined death resulted from a blow to the head. Arrests are anticipated as investigations continue.
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Chicago
Joseph Rapke
Promise That Cascarets Probe The American Family
Advertising copy touts Cascarets as the most perfect bowel medicine for the American family after eleven years of promising reliable, nature aligned effects. It claims millions of loyal users and unwavering fulfillment of promises.
The Old Way At The Proposed Way In Saluting Ladies
The essay contrasts saluting the lady with the traditional hat lift and a new army style salute by raising fingers to the hat brim. It notes the old gesture may be outdated and praises the spirit of courtesy over rigid ritual as trends emerge from Newport.
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Newport
Evelyn Nesbit at Five Was Sensation of Home Town
Tarentum Pennsylvania recalls Evelyn Nesbit Thaw born here, a beauty who at age five sang in a cherished church memorial. Neighbors describe a quiet, gentle child who rose to fame amid public tragedy, with lasting community sympathy for her later trials and fame.
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Evelyn Nesbit
Tarentum
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Evelyn
Winfield Scott Nesbit
Evelyn Florence McKenzie
Allegheny
Lock St
Secondave
Florence Tivelyn Nesbit
New York
Florence Nesbit
Howard
Florence Evelyn
Beardsley Bill Aims At Drugstore Liquor Sales
A new bill by Senator Beardsley seeks to loosen the Ganl ard blind tiger act by allowing intoxicants to be sold only in quart quantities at drug stores with a physician prescription. The measure would keep druggists under the old law’s restrictions.
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Beardsley
Senate Bill On Reports To Health Dept Amended
Senator Henry P Pearson proposed a drastic bill forcing physicians and households to report births deaths and infectious diseases to the health department. The senate amended the measure. provision to revoke a physician license after a third conviction was removed before passage.
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Henry P. Pearson
Senate
Proposed Route Changes For City Streetcars
The plan calls to move Broad Ripple cars to Central avenue and Anderson cars to Columbian avenue via Howland junction to ease College avenue congestion. An extended Columbia avenue line from 25th to 32nd Street would serve the change, benefiting residents currently with poor service during summer peaks.
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Broad Ripple
Central Ave
Anderson
Columbian Ave
Howland Station
College-ave
Hne
Logansport
Ft. Harrison
College
Columbia
Columbia Ave
Hoosiers in New York
Special to The Sun. New York figures include numerous Indiana residents visiting the city this week. Listed are J Wohfield S Marlowe C E Crosby E W Howard hissipp CC Downes W Bridge A Kipp Miss Hereth G E Keller Miss Kann W M Woodward S Whitman F N Nessler J J McCarthy W J Brown JL A Dean A Goodman and many others from Indianapolis South Bend Terre Haute Vincennes Fort Wayne Anderson Evansville Edinburg Franklin Kokomo LaFayette Munice Noblesville Peru Richmond and more.
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New York
Indiana
J. Wohfield
S. Marlowe
C. E. Crosby
E. W. Howard
Hissipp
Cc, Downes
W. Bridge
A. Kipp
Miss Hereth
G. E. Keller
Miss Kann
W. M. Woodward
S. Whitman
F. N. Nessler
J. J. McCarthy
W. J. Brown
JL. A. Dean
A. Goodman
G. W. Herkrader
EH. H. Bauer
T. W. Mitchell
RB. Samuels
FE. R. Arbuckle
Dirs
C. Kahn
W. T. Cleaver
Miss Frice
W. H. Kilman
E. Sadler
J. Titus
Albert W. Wishard
W. C. #aring
Js. A
R. C. Wadsworth
Washington
F. L. Tatt
A. B. Trentman
Miss Hauber
A. &. Smith
Fort Wayne
L. W. Henry
A. M. Leakey
Anderson
H. KR. Moltz
Decatur
W. J. Nance
Miss Becker
Evansville
G. Norton
Edinburg
R. V. Ditmars
F. Evans
Franklin
Sternbeck
Fowler
B. F. Harness
Lb. Schwind
Miss Strauss
CC. EK. Tolmes
G. W. Hohms
Kokomo
J. Hickman
Loogootee
C. D. Robison
Lafayette
A. Magabus
H. Kluter
C.S. Jenkins
E. Rothschild
Mass
H. T. Tillman
A. C. Batley
Marian
Meehan
M. G. Branch
Muncie
C. W. Sowerwein
Noblesville
E. Watson
Peru
J. F. Hasemeier
Richmond
Beauty Walks In Cold Morning Winds At Central Park
Women continue to take complexion walks despite winter. Early morning exercisers tramp around the reservoir in Central Park facing biting wind. The ritual is seen as a bold tradeoff for beauty with windburned cheeks and tousled hair, yet valued for the desired glow.
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New York Press
Central Park
Royal Road
Indictment Filed Against Harvey Critzer in Embezzled Ticket Case
Grand jury returned an indictment charging Harvey Critzer with receiving an embezzled street car ticket. He had recently been tried for embezzling from a common carrier and received a sentence of one to five years in Jeffersonville penitentiary. Motion for a new trial pending. If granted, he will be tried under a new charge with a Workhouse sentence cap. The prior punishment drew criticism as too severe.
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Harvey Critzer
Critzer
Jeffersonville
Saloon License Bill Advances in House Committee
The house committee on public morals will report the 3,000 saloon license bill next Tuesday with a divided report likely, though a majority report is expected in favor of passage. The Prohibitionists lead the opposition among lobbyists.
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House Committee On Public Morals
Young Man Disappears Near Goshen College
Goshen Ind February 16 Earl Osborn nineteen year old son of A Q Osborn of Brimfield has vanished from the city where he has studied at the local college for three years. Authorities report no trace and his family seeks information on his whereabouts.
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Goshen
Ind
Spanking Not Curing Bed Wetting Warns Reader
A notice from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting claiming a constitutional cause and that it helps both children and adults with urinary difficulties. Mothers are urged to write today with no money required and no blame placed on the child.
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M. Summers
Hox W. Notre Dame
Ind
Where the Fun Comes In and a Glimpse of Old Times
A collage of witty dialect and social quips contrasts a rural winter chapter with comments on fashion corsets and manners. The dialogue features Mrs Smithers and Mr Smithers discussing colonial homes forced by hardships, plus remarks on Taft, photographers, prizefighters, and a railway official lamenting prosperity.
Rural routes may be cut in Lawrence County
Bedford Ind February 16. Due to poor road conditions a government Inspector reports that Lawrence county may lose several rural mail delivery routes after recent inspection.
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Bedford
Ind
Lawrence County
Fine Old Linen in Swiss Cheese Waist
A Washington woman braves a punctured linen shirtwaist embroidered with leaves and blossoms. The garment, once her mother’s petticoat, came to town with the family last year to reside near a married daughter and is valued but offered for sale amid fond memories of its public display potential.
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Washington, D. CC
Washington
Original Cold Tablet Bears E. W. Grove Signature
A reader notes that only one genuine sanative is Bromine Quinine, warning that similarly named remedies may mislead. The first cold tablet is described as a white package with black and red lettering and the signature E. W. Grove.
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E. W. Grove
Fic
Up-to-Date Patterns for Sun Readers
The Sun offers ten cent patterns from a leading company. A new pattern is described daily. This is the only ten cent pattern with seam allowances. Send ten cents, pattern number and size, plus name and address to The Fashion Department of the Sun for postpaid delivery.
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the Sun
Fashion Department
Miss Kean Wears a Bejeweled Hat
The luxury of the age shows forth in jewel display as women wear gems on fashionable hats. Miss Lucy Kean, sister of a Jersey senator, uses a tulle hat studded with about a dozen diamond and emerald rings, drawing attention at theater outings. Other society figures, Mrs Walsh Miss Durand and Miss Elkins, are noted for jeweled accessories including brick tulle gowns and jeweled slippers.
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Lucy Kean
Jersey
Miss Kean
Mrs. Walsh
Miss Durand
Miss Elkins
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