Japanese Labor Commands Peace Amid Hawaii Strike Crisis
Hawaii faces a critical sugar industry crisis as a wave of strikes spreads among 20 000 Japanese laborers. Some 7 000 workers, including 4 000 on strike, threaten widespread paralysis while leaders push for higher wages and incite violence. Police seize plans and bail is set for 11 leaders amid constant mass meetings and street protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Japan
Shoba
Hawaii—Shimpo
Negoro
Takahira
Washington
Makino
Higher Wage Association
Filipino Bride Reveals Flight From Husband At Wonderland
Mrs. Leon Alarkon, formerly Evelyn Hill of Chicago, says she told her mother she left her Filipino musician husband to ease worry. She explains she had Leon write a letter to his mother and now vows honesty, claiming they are newly married and happy.
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Leon Alarkon
Honolulu
Wonderland
Alarkon
Evelyn Hill
Chicago
Mrs. Alarkon
Leon
Mamma
Mal and Mag Kiser Surprise Club At Anniversary Dinner
Neighborhood club members and husbands surprised Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kiser on their twentieth wedding anniversary at Indianapolis club. A pink and white rose and sweet pea decorated dinner followed by a reading by Mrs. F Helstein and toasts led by toastmaster R Lewis. Attending couples included Cohen Hein Stein Lewis Cohen Kohn Lehman and Rosenthal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Club
Sol Kiser
R. Lewis
H. Cohen
V. Kohn
A. Lehman
BP. F. Cohen
A. Rosenthal
H. R. Kahn
M. Selig
H. Meyer
William Block
H. Kahn
Hallucination prompts man to chop 10 fences in Indiana
In Elkhart County near Osceola a stranger, convinced the fence posts housed little boys due to hallucinations, began chopping 10 fences before Sheriff Ziesel arrested him. He claimed to be Walter Temple of Rochester, New York, with authorities believing heavy drinking caused his condition.
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Elkhart
Ind
Osceola
Ziesel
Walter Temple
Rochester
N.Y
St John school to stage two plays at Majestic theater
The forty second annual commencement of St John’s school will be held at the Majestic theater Thursday night with The Belle of the Forest a two act operetta and The Seven Clerks a two act drama. Students listed include John C Butler Henry Budenz James Burns Fred A French Vincent King William Marshall and many others. high school graduates named are Seo Jr King John C Butler John Z McShane Luke J Logan Patrick E Mannix Daniel M Diggins Leo A Foley and Joseph F Bechert.
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St. John's School
Majestic Theater
Seven Clerks
John C. Butler
Henry Budenz
James Burns
Fred A. French
Vincent King
Wiliam Marshall
William Jonas
Leo Ising
Joseph
Seo Jr. King
John Z. McShane
Luke J. Logan
Patrick E.mannix
Daniel M. Diggins
Leo A. Foley
Joseph F. Bechert
Illinois primary law declared unconstitutional by court
The Illinois supreme court ruled the state primary law unconstitutional and invalid, declaring it void in full. This marks the third instance in the state where a primary law has been found unconstitutional.
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Illinois
Springfield
Ill
State Supreme Court
Fairmount Friends Hold June Quarterly Meeting In Indiana
The June quarterly meeting of the Friends will be held in Fairmount Indiana on next Saturday and Sunday. A business session Saturday will discuss important matters and Sunday will feature special services. Attendees are expected from surrounding towns.
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Fairmount
Ind
The
Friends
Age No Bar to Cupid as 76 Year Old Widow Weds Nephew
Mrs. William Pierson Hazelton a 76 year old widow of 93 Madison avenue New York and her 72 year old nephew James Brown Hazelton of Westfield Mass wed today in a brick Presbyterian Church after a three year courtship.
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New York
William Pierson Hazelton
Madison Avenue
James Brown Hazelton
Westfield, Mess
Brick Presbyterian Church
Farmer by a Pocketbook 70 Years Old
Isaac Hanks of Blaine Pike near Portland Indiana owns a pocketbook of French calfskin valued beyond price. The billbook style item was carried for years by his father William Hanks and given to Isaac at his father’s death. Inside flap bears elder Hanks’ handwriting noting purchase in 1835 in Erie county by George Hollister.
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Portland
Ind
Isaac Hanks
Blaine Pike
William Hanks
Isaac
Hanks
George Hollister
Erie County
Indianapolis to Hold Next Brith Session
New York June 17 Grand Master Samuel Dorf of Indianapolis was reelected head of the Edith Abraham order at the New Star casino convention. His opponent William Tonefi of Chicago withdrew as the election became unanimous. H M Goldfogle of Indianapolis was elected counsel. Indianapolis was chosen as next year's convention site.
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New York
Samuel Dorf
Edith Abraham
New Star Casino
The Lucky Nickel Traps a Foolish Caller
A young man believes a nickel found in the gutter is lucky and tests it by calling a girlfriend from a drug store. A misdial leads to a prankish conversation with Maude and her terrier Bobbie, exposing the ruse and the caller’s gullibility.
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Virginian
Columbus
Ohio
Maude
Bobbie Quick
Bobbie
Httle
Mooresville Man in Miss Manlove's Place
Joseph Bales of Mooresville has taken a clerk position in the state auditor's office, replacing Miss Cliffe Manlove who resigned to marry. Also features a promotion of a Puritan Rest Easy Double-deck spring, praised as a superior sleep aid made by Puritan Red Springs Co. of Indianapolis.
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Joseph Bales
Mooresville
Avditor of State
Cliffe Manlove
Indianapolis
United States
Puritan Red Springs Co
The Gem Laundry Ad Notice
The Gem Laundry offers family washings and rough dry by the pound with all flat pieces ironed. For service details or to arrange pickup, call or visit the shop at its listed contact number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEM
Denison Hotel Sunday dinners promote American plan dining
The Denison Hotel advertises American plan dining with Sunday dinners featured as a specialty. Musa is listed as the contact or proprietor.
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Denison Hotel
Musa
Tangled Web We Weave Quips Mark Departure
A departing figure mutters a farewell line about deception as he rises to leave, reflecting on the tangled web of falsehoods. The moment captures a cryptic, self-chiding closing remark.
Artillery Team Challenges Police in Revolver Shoot
Battery A aims to outshoot police in a revolver match using service or government issue pistols. Five artillerymen will face five police on ranges of 15, 3, 50, and 75 yards. Team members named include Lieut Whitney, Lieut Vint, Sergt Buschman, Sergt Prather, and Corporal Huffman.
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Infantry Armory
Police Department
H. B. Whitney
Harry Vint
Frank Buschman
Marlin Prather
Corporal Huffman
Johnny Moran Beats Knockout Brown in Ten Round Bout
Johnny Moran defeated Knockout Brown at the Sharkey club by outpointing him in most rounds of a ten round boxing match on June 17. Moran earned a clear victory over Brown in the arena setting with judges tallying the decision.
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Brown
New York
Johnny Moran
Sharkey Club
Notice of Appointment and Estate Proceedings
Notice is given that Imogene C. Lynch estate in Marion county Indiana has a solvent estate with administrator Imogene van Vorhees. Kate Schier executrix of John Schier estate asks final settlement before Marion probate court on June 26 1909 requiring heirs creditors and legatees to appear and show cause. Heirs must prove heirship at the hearing.
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Imogene C. Lynch
Marion County
Indiana
Imogene C. van Vorhees
John Schier
Kate Schier
Kendallville Sun Trades Hands in Favorable Sale
Kendallville Ind June 17 The Kendallville Sun reports the office of the Kendallville Sun and Standard has changed ownership and will take effect Thursday July 1 John D Rerick of Chicago formerly of Kendallville purchases the interest from current owners
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Kendallville
Ind
Kendallville Sun
Kendallville Sun and Standard
John D. Rerick
Chicago
Jersey bull sells for record price at Illinois auction
Rushville Indiana June 17 Derry's Golden Jolly a high class Jersey bull sold for 11000 at Jersey Isle stock farm. The winner is owner of Sheffield farm Glendale. It marks the highest price paid for a bull west of the Alleghenies surpassing a 12000 eastern sale from earlier years.
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Rushville
Ind
Derry
Jersey Isle
Sheffield
Glendale
Alleghenies
Jersey
Grieved Man Ends Life Over Pet Dog Death
Charles Peterson a 75 year old wealthy Long Island manufacturer from Astoria died by his own hand in his home today amid grief over the death of his pet dog.
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New York
Charles Peterson
Long Island
Astoria
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