Robbers Fail to Get 6000 at Odon Bank Break-In
Odon Indiana November 3 1920 or 1910 report says burglars attempted to rob the nearby bank two miles from Sandborn. They tackled Noah Shields injuring him, blew the safe doors with explosive devices but failed to reach the money. Shields later recovered from injuries on the sidewalk.
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Death Valley miner on stretcher in court case
Watter Scott, a Death Valley miner nearly killed in a mad automotive ride, was arrested for speeding and carried into court on a stretcher. Doctors say he is partially paralyzed but will recover and stand trial in about two weeks. Bail set at $n, with not guilty plea entered.
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Democrats Attend News Meeting in Indianapolis Opera House
The Indianapolis News sponsored a meeting at the opera house to promote an independent movement. Speakers criticized Bookwalter and Holtzman, while attendees included News staff, city Democrats, and curriers. The event featured politicians and professors in a tense, partisan atmosphere with mixed reactions from the audience.
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Rea" Lyons
Grape-Nuts Food Rebuilds Health Says Postum Letter
A Chicago letter describes severe hemorrhoids linked to constipation from impure blood and poor diet. After starting Grape-Nuts in December 190, the writer reports bowel regularity, relief from hemorrhoids, and disappearance of neurotic trouble, crediting Postum Co. and urging readers to read The Road to Wealth.
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City News and Obituaries from Milwuakee Dispatch
Freight workers reinstated as vacancies appear after strike. Also notices of a Girls Industrial School board meeting, Niekaus funeral in Sacred Heart church, Wagarwan funeral in Crownhill, Denny death in Santa Cruz, and Senator Wright narrowly escaped a hotel shooting with J A McCay fatally wounded.
Roosevelt Loyal to Party Ticket
President Roosevelt will travel from Washington to Oyster Bay to vote in the fall election. He will be accompanied by Secretary Loeb and secret service guards, leaving Monday night and arriving Tuesday morning. He will vote at Vischer's Hall on Main Street then return to Oyster Bay. Loeb will vote in a separate precinct. Local enthusiasm is muted and few state officers are contested. Republican William Miller is expected to gain support from the president, and Oyster Bay and Nassau County are likely to vote Democrat in local contests. The president plans to stay briefly in Oyster Bay before returning to Washington.
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Nassau
Nobody Is Exempt A new preparation for digestion
A bold 19th century style advert promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for indigestion. It claims tablets partly digest food, stimulate glands, and relieve chronic dyspepsia, with testimonials from Wisconsin and Michigan readers.
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Tragic infant and father die of same disease
The Cook family in 9 N. Cap- Hetave, Weise Suns to lead services for William Churry Cook 21 who died after months of illness. His one month old daughter Dorothy Conk also died from the same disease and will be buried with him on Friday. The wife survives. Funeral arrangements are under the family’s direction.
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P. Whllam Cook
Mae Wood vs Platt damages suit over breach case
Mae Wood files another damage suit for 141 001 against Berator Philivse Mrurake He Phin and others alleging government officials urged her to sue Matt and that men and women have followed her on behalf of the defendants in a conspiracy to obstruct a breach of promise case.
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Roosevelt dairy cows sold for White House milk supply
Theodora Roosevelt and family will soon enjoy milk and cream from Wisconsin cows after J. E. Foreman sold seven Guernsey cows to F. F. Paterson of Wilmington Delaware. The herd supplies the White House with dairy products.
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Janesville
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Theodora Roosevelt
Wisconsin
J. E. Foreman
F. F. Paterson
Wilmington
Del
White House
Meek Hangs Self in Barn After Mental Decline
Special to the Band Hedford Ind Nov 3 Joseph Meek committed death by own action Thursday by hanging himself in his barn. His mind had been unbalanced at times and recently he was declared insane.
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Hedford
Ind
Joseph. Meek
Body Found Near Military Home in Marion Indiana
In Marion Indiana on November 3 Dennis Drisolt, a veteran of the National Military Home, was found dead in a thicket about two miles east of the home. Police suspect murder but believe death likely resulted from an epileptic fit. The coroner is conducting an investigation.
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Ind
Dennis Drisolt
National Military Home
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