Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Cure Across Towns
An advertorial style piece extols Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a world famous kidney remedy. It claims cures for kidney and bladder trouble through a center stage testimonial from Dr Kilmer inspired doctors and a eager appeal to readers to request a free sample and order regular or large bottles. It cites Binghamton address and urban newspaper promotion in Indianapolis Daily Bulletin.
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Kilmer
Giber
Bikar Swamp-Hout
Sidney
Kilmera Bwamp
Binghamton, N
Dr. Iitmer & Co
Indianapolis
Lawyer Pennell Dies In Car Plunge At Quarry
Buffalo New York March 11 attorney Arthur R Pennell Yale graduate and his wife were fatally injured when his automobile veered from Kensington Avenue and plunged into Gehres quarry near Fillmore Avenue. Pennell died instantly and Mrs Pennell remains in precarious condition at a local hospital. The tragedy follows a contentious divorce case involving Edvin L Burdick and ongoing social affiliations with the Hed Jacket golf club and Elmwood dancing club.
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Buffalo
Arthur R. Pennell
Yale
Kensington-ave
Gehres
Fillmore-ave
Pennell
Hiatera’ Hospital
Edvin L. Burdick
Buredick
Pennells
Burdicks
Hed Jacket
Elmwood Dancing Club
Burdick
N. Y
Vincennes Woman Sues for Divorce Over Church Attendance
Mrs E A Oexmen sues for divorce and alimony in Vincennes Indiana on March 11 claiming her husband refused to let her attend church as often as she wished. The complaint cites strained marriage and restriction on religious practice as grounds for dissolution.
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Geound
Vincennes
E. A. Oexmen
Roulet Turns State's Evidence In Mail Misuse Case
Chicago March 11 Maj George L Roulet formerly of Indianapolis had the charge of misusing the mails dismissed after turning state witness. Dr Frank Bittinger and Orlin Vincent of Dayton were held to the federal grand jury. Rittinger bonds set at 5000 dollars and Vincent's at 1 dollar. Charges tie to Nicaragua company and Central American land scheme alleging 200000 to 500000 misappropriated by Bittlinger and associates.
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Chicago
George L. Roulet
Insianapolis
Frank Bittinger
Orlin Vincent
Dayton
Federal Grand Jury
Rittinger
Vincent
Nicaragua Company
Bird Named Director of Gould System Railways
A. G. Bird, newly appointed director of the Gould System, has long overseen over 18,000 miles of railroad and served as third vice-president of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul since December 20, 187. The Goulds have sought a leader to manage traffic across their combined railroads, and Bird’s appointment appears to fill that role.
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Bird
A. G. Bird
Tram
Gould
Chicago, Milwaukee , St. Paul
Goulds
Twice Married at 16 in St. Louis Case
A 16 year old girl in St. Louis faces a bigamy charge after marrying James McCaan and then Joseph Hermann within weeks. She left McCaan after five months and later claimed Hermann, who refused to work, pressed her to support him. Hermann was arrested on related charges after her testimony.
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At. Louis
Mary Wright
James McCaan
Aha Beecame
Joseph Hermann
Hermann
AcCash
Reform School
Knapp to testify in Motzer children assault case
Knapp the strangler subpoe naed to testify about the Motzer children assault for which Joseph Roth was indicted. He denies guilt and is known as the badge detective who helped the case. In Lexington a white woman about 49, identified as Martha Martin, mother of a local resident, was found dead in a city pond. builder J W Best, her confessed paramour, was arrested and charged with murder.
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Hamilton
Alfred AL Knapp
the Strangler
Motzer
Joseph Roth
Knapp
Iin
Lexington
March
Martha Martin
Tuteday
J. W. Best
Wis
Prolific Texans Birth Touts Ninth Son in Roaring Roanoke
Frealdent Roosevelt death theories fail to apply to Representative 3. C. Roberts of Ford County who received a telegram on Tuesday announcing the birth of his ninth son and twenty-first child. The House adopted a resolution naming the newborn as Roberts’s heir and naming Speaker Pat Nett as power. Roberts has ten children from two marriages, twins included. the newborn is the eleventh child from his second wife. The Liberal party in Toronto secures a North Ontario seat as George Grant wins by a wide margin over George Footer. In Leipsic, nine people involved in a mob threatened a minister over the local option campaign and face arrest. one pleads guilty and is fined.
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Austin
Tex
Roosevelt
C. Roperts
Ford County
House of Representatives
Roberts
Pat Nett
Roberta Lwo
Fay
Toronto
Leipric
Daniel Carter
Grape Nuts Helps Veteran Overcome Digestive Ailments
An Idaho veteran recounts how Grape-Nuts aided his heart trouble indigestion and paralysis symptoms. After starting the cereal for breakfast he reports improved digestion less choking spells better sleep and greater strength. He credits the food with relief from pain and recovery of motion in his shoulder and arm.
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Dolge
Idaho
Trieng
Democratic Campaign Kickoff At Potters Club In Indianapolis
The Democratic campaign club meeting at Charles Potter’s in Indianaapolis featured James Keach, the machine-backed candidate for committee chairman, denouncing “no man” and pledging to forfeit double the mayor’s salary if he acts unfairly. Ex-Mayor T. Tagart arrived but did not attend. John W. Holtzman and Wham Moore were among cited opponents, with Keach calling Moore an illegitimate candidate.
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Charles Potster
Aia Tndiana-aye
Thomas Taggart
James Keaen
Reach
John W. Holtzman
Keach
Wham
Moore
T. Tagart
Indianapolis
Americans Exit Manila En Masse Over Philippine Woes
March 11 report notes Mantle city population halved from about 12,000 to 6,000 civilians in two years. Exodus blamed on army cuts, climate, labor issues, and looming food shortages with carabao scarcity. Contractors observe Americans leaving for safer prospects and abandoning commercial ventures. Disease among beasts and labor uncertainty hinder agricultural development.
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San Francisco
Mantle
Philippines
J.B. Sutton
Manila
Paippines
Tammerce
Rapiatta
Sycertala
Train Narrow Escape Near Frankfort Indiana
The Cloverleaf east bound fast express traveling about 40 miles an hour on a sharp curve east of Frankfort had an axle break and a flywheel test during a high grade bend. The engine remained on the track and the ten passengers were not injured. President Norton and other railway officials were aboard.
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Frankfort
Ind
Norton
Pressure in Constantinople Drives Armenian Reform Demands
The British ambassador urges Sultan to apply the Macedonian reform plan to Armenian provinces as Mareltine backed reform pressure grows in Constantinople. Turkey faces rising demands from reform factions and foreign powers for swift action.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Lawyering Controversy in Zier Receivership Trial
In Lewisville, lawyers Saths and Watts face accusations in the Zier receivership case. A surprise mid trial saw Col. C. L. Jewett deliver 1.6K to Receiver Connor, funds paid to stockholder Mirmie Bier before insolvency and bankruptcy. Testimony suggested fraud from assets. Defense attorneys, noted for prominent reputations, whispered during witness questioning as events unfolded.
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D. A Saths
W. W. Watts
Lewisville
Zier
Col. C. L. Jewett
Connor
M. Zier
Mirmie Bier
Minneapolis
Louléville
A. Sachs
Nea Allumy
Iva
Tha
Tha Pracs
Big Property Deals Involving Gardner and Frommeyer
Joseph Gardner, through A Metzger agency, bought Mrs. Alice G. Scott’s property at 20 and 2 W Maryhindst adjoining the dam building plant for about 40 per front foot. The lot fronts Marylaint and extends 195 feet to Pearl St. Gardner plans improvements. The deed also records William B. Burford’s property adjoining the Commercial building at Meridian and Henry Frommeyer for 14.00. Frommeyer will erect a new fireproof building for Frommeyer Co.
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Joseph Gardner
A. Metzger
Alice G. Scott
Commercia Cal
Am & Meridian
Henry Frommeyer
Mr. Frommeyer
Frommeyer & Co
Barn Fire Destroys Bernhardt's Horses and Wagons
A barn belonging to John Bernhardt at 281 W Tentheat burned Tuesday. Three horses and two wagons were destroyed along with a large quantity of hay and feed. Firefighters arrived late due to distance from the firehouse, the building nearly consumed before response.
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Sncons Mary
John Bernhardt
W. Tentheat
Eggs Still Plentiful But Road Conditions Hinder Market
Farmers struggle to bring eggs to town as poor road conditions keep them away. Wholesale buyers paid 4 1/2 cents Wednesday and expect prices to drop soon if farmers can reach markets. Elsewhere in Chicago two men, Peter Loop and Charten Clark, both about 20, were found dead of suffocation in a downtown hotel room after living there since February 2, believed to be from South Bend Indiana.
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Dust Ag Avon Sa
Chicago
Peter Loop
Charten Clark
Downs
South Bem
Ind
Tedlayou
MORGAN TRIES TO DIPLOMACY AT CLUB TALKS
Representative Joe Morgan sought to denounce the elevated track project he helped defeat while facing a Manufacturers' club audience Tuesday night. The Hack diamond coal and oil company has incorporated in Dakota with 50 million dollars in preferred stock, naming Deitch and Bethea of Indianapolis among incorporators. The school board ordered repairs to several buildings and pledged action on a proposed adoptive house in Irvington. Indiana business groups report a Tuesday hotel meeting in Indianapolis did not alter price plans.
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Teusday
Irvington
HEICA
Jes
Indiana
Indianapolis
Aleat Jn
Unusual Lava Activity Sparks Tremors Near Rome
Vemurius experienced unusual activity as lava poured down the mountainside on Tuesday night. Explosions were heard far from the volcano along with several pronounced earthquakes felt in the region.
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Mountain Side
Rome
Vemurius
Riverside Park Fish Reserve Proposal Moves Forward
United States fish commissioner George M. Bowers indicated to Senator Beveridge a willingness to establish a fish reserve for Riverside park this spring. Bowers called Indiana’s lack of a hatchery an outrage and noted the reserve will be stocked with flatfish and other species, with large quantities typically sent to nearby rivers and lakes.
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Riverside Park
United States
George M. Bowere
Beveridge
Bowers
Indiana
County claims nonvoters cannot sign remonstrance in Indiana
Decatur county officials rule a person with legal voting rights who abstains cannot be a voter and thus cannot sign an anti-mejoon remonstrance. In Wabash township, 60 signers who did not vote at the last election were not counted. Herlan Wilking, Washington Post owner and former Ohio congressman, was stricken with paralysis at the Waldorf Astoria, condition worsening.
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Decatur
Ind
Wabash
Remonstranca
Borlah Wilking
New York
Herlan Wilking
The
Washington Post
St Patrick Was Baptist Says Moore
Rev. Andriom Moore of Jersey City argues St Patrick was a Baptist, not a Catholic. He asserts Patrick baptized by immersion, rejected papal authority, and was not a Rome missionary, noting Roman canonization contrasts with Baptist claims.
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St. Patrick
Moore
Drion Moore
Isergen Baptiat
Jersey City
Ireland
Patrick
Church of Rome
Paul
Homan Citren
New Twenty by Boecher Publishes Pretty Tiyaa Step March
Oacue Boecher, director of the Park Theater Orchestra, has released a new tiya step march described as one of the prettiest tunes. The piece showcases Boecher's orchestral expertise and offers a lively rhythm suited for dance orchestras.
The Gen Teman From Indian Dedication
A fragment notes a piece titled The gen teman from Indian by Booth Tarkington, dedicated to the author statesman, with a phrase about the season.
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Booth Tarkington
Statesman
Blood sale offers flood in response to research ad
WEW YORK March 11 reports E. E. Smith sought donors to sell part of their blood for $5 to fund scientific work. The appeal drew many answers including applicants from the Waldorf Astoria and the Morton Rose. Several responders were educated men in need of money.
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Wew
York
E. Smith
Waldorf-Astoria
Morton Ruse
Beveral
Hearse Stuck in Mud Delays Funeral Procession
In Logansport Indiana on March 11 the funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Exyman of Mead in Miami County was delayed when a hearse became stuck in mud along the route to Fletcher Lake cemetery. A farmer's hay wagon was used to transfer the coffin, and the cemetery was not reached until after dark.
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Logansport
Ind
Benjamin Exyman
Mead
Miami County
Fletcher Lake
Jear Easnry
Mt the
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