Catarrh of Pelvic Organs Warns of Hidden Threats
Letters from women in Portland Seattle and Richmond describe long lasting pelvic catarrh from neglected colds. They credit Peruna with relief and permanent cure after months of suffering, urging others to seek internal remedies rather than local treatments. Mentioned are Mrs Annie Herpole, Mrs Fannie Henderson, Dr Harman, Dr Nariman, and The Martina Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Annie Herpole
Hoytstreet
Portland
Lore
Daughters of Liberty
Mia
Fannie Henderson
Finer Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Grand Worthy View
Templar
I. Q
G.T
Peruna
Vem
Perea
S. B Nariman
Tiartina Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Help for Victims of White Plague in Indianapolis
City sanitarian Dr. T Victor Keene urged the Board of Health to back a $7200 year end plan for a tubercular dispensary with a physician in charge two nurses and an office clerk. The proposal includes compulsory case reporting to the Board of Health but not public access, free eggs and milk for patients, and a nearby dispensary under health department control at City Hospital to relieve Bucktown areas. No action was taken yet but approval is anticipated at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Board of Health
T. Victor Keene
Keane
Dunk
Enarge
Vut
Keene
Arwenaary
Bucktown
State Laboratory
Robbers Try Window In Pettijohn Residence
Two men attempted to enter the Pettijohn home at 20 Homeford Lane late Wednesday night. A neighbor called police after spotting the break in, prompting the robbers to flee. Three dollars and a pair of hoes were taken from Mrs. Harvey’s residence at 1024 North Senate Avenue during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiever
O. B. Petiijohn
Hlake
Padeera
Pettijohn
Pettlohn
Harvey
Senate Ave
Who Slashed Baxter in Police Court Fight
In a four cornered street brawl Baxter appeared in police court with Vendéra veins severed in his right arm and a deep shoulder wound. Jeane Miller was arrested on the assault charge. Witnesses gave conflicting testimony. Judge Whallon bound Baxter and Miller over to the grand jury under $900 bond each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Jesse Baxter
Grand Jury
Jeane Miller
Parade of Neukom supporters in Fifth ward council race
About 15 Republican voters paraded through precincts of the Fifth ward to back William Neukom. The procession featured banners and drum music, literature handed to residents, and decor on doorstep displays during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Neukom
Party First Men Second in City Chairman Race
Bald City Chairman Robert Meigen advocates party loyalty over factional tactics in the primary. He emphasizes fair playing and warns against tampering as ballots are prepared for the election. An order for 257 ballot boxes is issued, wooden boxes will be wall sealed to prevent fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letion
Robert Meigen
Wong
Out for a Good Time: James Martin Found in Jail
James Martin, who disappeared from his New Albany Indiana home Saturday, was found Thursday morning in the county jail serving a sentence for concealed weapons. Police traced him after his wife asked for help, and he admitted his identity. He claimed mental confusion though he recalled being in an insane asylum. A gold watch and money were recovered, tied to his recent stop at Union Station restaurant where he said he had just arrived and planned to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin
New Albany
Tnd
Indianapolis
Salt
Hyland
Martin
Metcale
Union Station
Jewels Stolen in Indianapolis Station Incident
Miss Pearl Burrows, of Indianapolis, fell ill in the waiting room at Union Station on Wednesday afternoon and woke to find a pouch missing containing two tickets and a small amount of cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Louis Union Station
Pearl Burrows
St Indianapolis
Union Tation
St. Lotde
Whipped Man Sues Over Humiliating Beating Case
Washington June 13 A James Gaird sues James Churchman and wife for damages claiming humiliation after an assault in Odon. The suit follows an incident in which Churchman allegedly pointed a revolver and Mrs. Chaperman administered a severe beating with a black snake whip amid disputes over damaging stories about Mrs. Churchman's character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indy
James Gaird
James Churchman
Odon
James Hutchman
Two Men Held After Saloon Fight Near Arsenabave
Wert Kubitz and Joshua Colson clashed on a porch at a German village near Arsenabave. Kubitz was severely cut and treated before release from City Hospital. Detectives Lanedater and Lane brought Kubitz to porter headquarters on an assault and battery charge. Colson was arrested at the scene. case postponed until Kubitz’s condition clarified amid conflicting statements. Kubitz says Colson attacked first, while Colson says Kubitz called him to discuss on the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wert Wubitz
Arsenabave
Joshua Colson
City Hospital
Lanedater
Lane
Porter Headquarters
Colevy
Kubite
Wubitz
Chison
Colson
Catron
Kubitz
Lo Gat
Peace talks in Chicago labor graft case unfold
Chicago June 34 The grand jury heard John C Drisgall resume his tale of strike graft as evidence of conspiracies by labor leaders. The State Board of Arbitration still hopes to settle the teamsters strike. Officials admit a peace proposition was framed and accepted by the teamsters but rejected by employers. Secrecy surrounds the latest terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Aprre Press Association
Chicago
Ieaders
John C. Drisgall
Grand Jury
State Board of Arbitration
Teamsters
Hanged convict Allen Henderson in Missouri crowd witness
In a public scene near Wentzville Allen Henderson, a Black man, was hanged Thursday morning in front of about 200 people after being found guilty of murdering a Black man known as Old Joe Buckner in 198. Two alleged accessories, Price and Christopher Custrio, have died since the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripfs-M'Rre Press Association
Charles
Allen Henderson
Joe” Buckner
Wentzville
Price
Christopher Custrio
Quiet in Stocks Turn in Wheat Shogs on Jump
New York traders opened with mixed signals as U P and Amalgamated showed slight gains while others were flat to lower. Wheat futures fluctuated with July and September contracts firm, and livestock markets in St Louis and Chicago reported varying gains and declines amid light attendance and steady to higher hogs.
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New York
U- D
Sterts, Copper and Atchison
Smvl
Meatean Central
Mas
Wirconain
Allds-Chalmers
Steel Foundry
London
Wissonein Centrail
U.P
Sheepahead Bay Race Track
Neo Pricey
S. P
Penmsylvania
WSRL
Reading
C. & Wyn Erle
Potal Aalex
Chicago
Sige Wheat
Stace
Enra
Harvey 15 Fined After Shorthand Court Appearance
Roderick Harvey faced arrwi, ll assault charges after witnesses testified he did not strike Mrs. Lid Gardner but forced her from a water area. Police Judge Whallow fined him 410 and costs. Gardner testified about the incident as the court heard the case and Harvey ordered her to leave the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Gardner
Healaed
Detectives pursue lead in Kepner assault case
Detectives Manning and Siton continue probing the Mrs. Sarah Kepner case after a small amount of carbolic acid was thrown in her face Monday night. They suspect a woman who has been writing Jerry Kepner letters for months may be involved, and officers believe Kepner knows more about the mysterious woman than he reveals. Mrs Kepner and her husband express confusion over the identity of the suspect, as investigators press for more family details to advance the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Siton
Sarah Kepner
Jerry Kepner
Kepner
Usless
Saloons to be Run by Trust Proposal in Los Angeles
AVALATS 3PAAR PRESS ASSOCIATION reports efforts to adopt the tothen berg system, granting a single benevolent corporation a monopoly on saloons in Los Angeles. The plan envisions reducing saloons from 2,000 to a number in residential districts replaced by coffee clubs. The city would receive about 186000 dollars annually, with profits capped and profits reinvested in public improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Bonevolent Corporation
Fatal fish fight in Peru aquarium ends in death
A crowd in Peru witnessed a deadly fight between two black basa fish in Jones and Beck’s show window. The two- and two-and-a-half-pound males battled for ten minutes, tearing fins and bones until the larger died, later being defeated by the smaller fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Jones & Beck
Two Men Admit Robbery After Police Questioning
John P. Burk and Walter Snepp, both 23, were arrested Wednesday by Detectives Holtz and Bray on charges of robbing the Bee Hive pager box factory in Delaware Street. They admitted guilt Thursday after questioning, waived examination, and went to the grand jury under bonds of $400 each. Snepp, employed at the factory, and his roommate Burk planned the break in to steal company money, which they split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn P. Burk
Walter Snepp
K. McClant
Holtz and
Bray
Geo
Delawarest
Snepp
Paper Box
Burk
Wife Sues for Divorce from Walter Cox
Pearl Cox files for divorce citing abandonment and lack of love by railroad man Walter Cox and claims involvement with their child. Robert Emmett, ex-sheriff, appointed weed inspector by Board of Health Thursday. Board donates city ambulance and two nurses to Germans during turnfest session in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Cox
Walter Cox
Robert Emmett
Board of Health
Indianapolle
German House Closing Recital Featured European Pianist
An audience gathered at the German House Wednesday evening for the Ihdlan polis piano college directed closing recital by Edward Ebert Buchhelm, a European pianist. The program included proven numbers, each met with applause and an encore. The closing piece inspired further encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihdlanpolis Piano College
Edward Ebert Buchhelm
Mian Elmo Jgelman
fipaniah Mbapso@ie
Kwe
City Council Committee Seeks Trolley Franchise Repeal
Philadelphia June 15 The street railway committee met at noon and sent a report to Mayor Weaver urging repeal of the trolley franchise ordinance that had been passed only weeks earlier and vetoed by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Committee
Scripps-M'Rre Press
Philadelphia
Council Committee On
Mneem Laguin
Weaver
Eas Mapor
Mrs Donohue the Victor in Pittsburg Pole Row
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania Mrs Donohue and her five children opposed Bell Telephone workers attempting to erect poles. A hole was scooped out and Nora was dropped into it. Bridget freed by police, Pat Michael and James secured other holes. Bridget later reemerged from the house and used a garden hose to drive off workers and police. The holes were filled, then reopened the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crifvs-Mrre Prees Association
Pittsburg
Patrick
Donshee
Bell Telephone Company
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Petruna
D- Harman
Peru Na
E. Orrison
Annie Marpole
Mes Fannie
Henderson
Neukom
Bob Metzger
Ecripps-M'Rab Press Association
Nevada
Pacife
Panama
E. Hemick
Baird
Tay
Gallowa
Buckner
Louis
Fordere
Cannes
Miyaton
York
Leekirk
Thigitar, Weatern Fiesta
Wes Southern
Cincinnati
Ste. Irae
Mike
I.nix
Saloon Trust
Avalats-3paar Press Association
Aquarium
Grand
Mrs. Donohue
Victor
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