Pure Food Board Clarifies Enforcement Roles and Investigations
Special to The Hon. Washington describes Dr Wiley and the Pure Food Commission denying enforcement authority over the Pure Food Law. The commission will issue rulings through federal secretaries and continues internal investigations on whisky composition and adulteration. A forthcoming bulletin will publish results from these studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiley
Pure Fond Commission
Commiszion Jx Nmnsnen
Winess Iy
Secretaries of Agriculture
Commercn
Labor
Treasury
Commisnion
Nel
Honor Olenberg
Commission
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Secretaries of Agriculture, Commerci and Labor
Whey
Bureau of Chemistry
Fatal Auto Wreck Claims Bank Official at Obalooa
In Obalooa Iowa on November 8 Henry Dett a deputy treasurer or cashier of the Bank of Obalooa died in a highway crash. Details indicate a fatal automobile wreck involving local officials and potential bank connections. Further specifics are unavailable due to OCR damage.
Various City Organizations Schedule Meetings and Events
The colonial society hosts a river sale and Ray nt Comanche council plans a card party Friday night. The Northeast WCTU meets Sunday at 2 30 at Mrs Doda 146 Stillwellest on anti narcotics. Special River Save Baptist church meetings begin Nov 1 9 30 am pastor Rev Loyd assisted by Rev Rondarmel. Meridian Street M E Woman's Foreign Missionary society meets Nov 14 2 40 pm at Mrs Martha Stewart 116 Meridianet. Indianapolis Missionary Social Union holds semi annual Nov 22 at Central Christian church with 9 00 am opening and lunch prepared by Christian churches. One Friday Noon Bible class at Y M C A meets 12 15 to 12 50 pm taught by Rev Albert Hurlstone on the International Sunday school lesson. Two new canceling machines arrive at Indianapolis post office for stamps. to be installed soon. Lesh Paper Co seeks building permit for warehouse on Virginia Ave. Leopold Mayer challenges property purchase. Navy recruit officer at One Federal Building leaves for Cincinnati to recruit in Indiana and Kentucky. A W Johnson of Washington DC succeeds him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Council
Doda
Stillwellest
Riversave, Baptist Church
Loyd
C. G
Young Men's Christian Association
Pritiag
Albert Hurlstone
Indianapolis
Lesh Paper Company
Virginia-ave
Leopold Mayer
Hines
United States Navy
Federal
Cincinnati
Unie
Indiana
Kentucky
Tialmairy
Ile
A. W. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Columbus
Voliva Address Impresses Indianapolis Audience
Wilbur Glenn Voliva lectured in Indianapolis under the Contemporary club at the Propylaeum on Thursday night before a large audience. Attendees noted his plain dress, clean shaved face, and hair that drew attention, while an associate, Hitler McCullough, was mistaken for the leader due to his large hair and stern look. Voliva left listeners in good spirits, aided by his humor-filled talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowle
Wilbur Glenn Vol'va
Indianapolis
Contemporary Club
Propylaeum
Tn Nard
Zion City
Voliva Party
Hitler McCullough
Laaves of Healing
Indicted for Rebating by Railroads in Minneapolis
A special federal grand jury in Minneapolis returned indictments on November 4 against railroad officials and associates for alleged rebating practices uncovered in the October probe. The action stems from investigations into rebate schemes and related improper conduct within the rail system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Medinc Press Aqnosiation
Minneapolis
Minn
Federal Grand Jury
Ingicumanta
Roosevelt Ship Rises Signals on Atlantic Voyage
The Louisiana battleship carrying President Roosevelt clears Norfolk and sails toward Panama with a special lifeboat aboard. Dense fog and odor hinder signals while the party plans four days on the isthmus with stops at Colon La Boca Ancon and Corinto. Roosevelt will meet Panamanian officials and inspect canal terminals before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surippe-MeeRee Press Association
Norfolk
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Panama
Virginia
Tennessee
Washington
Colon
vma+dor
Amator
Shonte
Canal Commination
la Boca
Ancon
la Vesa
Heart Islands
Pacific
Ancon Hil
Ancin
Presidents Amador
Amador
Presidencia
Special presidential lifeboat and sailing launch aboard warship
The president’s lifeboat is a seaworthy regular navy V-root whaleboat kept ready at starboard davits with a crew of 12. It carries four to five days of provisions and is equipped with air tanks, salts, spars, tool chest, anchor, compass, lanterns, and signaling gear. A 40-foot steam launch serves as the officer’s barge and will be kept available in port.
Bishop Will Be Speaker At Dedication Service
The dedication anniversary of Capitel- ave 31 E. observed next Sunday at the church. Bishop od M Vn cent will preach the morning sermon and lead the service starting at mt in o'clock. Pastor Rev. Bo It Wood will step aside. evening gospel service led by the choir with remarks by the pastor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitel-ave
Chetr
Gompers Heads Toward Reunion at Labor Convention
Washington dispatch reports Gompers likely to be reelected as head of the American Federation of Labor amid a campaign battle with Republicans. He plans to address the convention next week in Minneapolis, citing gains in Maine and Pennsylvania and Roosevelt’s anti-lynching bill commission as factors in labor’s strength. Opponents vow to oppose him at the 197 convention, aiming to rally delegates against his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Witte
Wrealgent Gompers
Jeft
Minneapolis
American Federation of Lanar
Gompers
Ann Xt Federation
Maine
Pennsylvania
Congress
New Jersey
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Oppore
Gormpers
ROW OVER VOTES OF NEW YORKERS
New York observers report a close gubernatorial race with Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler leading by about 1.5 percent over William A. Bruce. Republican managers vow court challenges to recount votes while Democratic leaders prepare measures to secure canvassing results. Political infighting spills into party leadership as calls to reorganize Tammany Hall grow after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William R. Hearst
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Hewtensnt
Messures
Boand
Connors
Heputicans
MeUtely Jan
Commany Hall
Charles Murphy
Inadershig
Hughes After Bankers
Albany November notes predict early acts by Charles GE Highes to reorganize the state banking departments. A statewide probe into New York City banking and related insurers is expected to reveal vast deposits and risky practices. McChire calls for a thorough investigation to avert disaster and calm fears of a panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae
Albany
Charles GE. Highes
New York City
State Banking Department
Wallest
Nak
McChire
McChire's
Hughes
Wis Friends
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Health
A promotional piece extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a solution for indigestion loss of appetite and stomach discomfort. It claims the tablets digest thousands of grains of food aid digestion reduce stomach strain and restore appetite enthusiasm and vitality after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Chinks reform eyed to avert financial disaster
The report notes reforms aim to prevent financial disaster as in the past, suggesting loans were extended with little security. Hughes claims Watto backed Wimtas campaign out of fear of Hearst, not self interest, and that he is free to act as he pleases while local Republicans discuss a presidential boom and Wall Street plotting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watto
Wimtas
Hughes
Hearst
Soe
Wall St
Popil
Lnctty
Day's News Roundup with Sudden Deaths and Incidents
A Philadelphia report notes Walter Yerkes fatally stabbed his wife and killed himself while temporarily insane. Monticello records Theodore Morchell, 63, ending his life by drowning. In Washington the agricultural show opened. Pittsburg reports Dr. James Oliver Faster, 64, died of tuberculosis. A lynching occurred in Sale City after Jet Ricka nee gro was taken from here. Grand Rapids opens a new cemetery, sale at $10 each. Wichita reports cane Bileworth and Joseph Burke arrested for a Texas murder. Dayton jailer Haines uncovers a plot to free prisoners. Blanchester notes Thomas Carlin, engineer, killed by a wagon accident. Rome notes Vatican physician Dr Lapponi says the pope’s health relatively satisfactory. No prelate is unable to endure confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mina
Theodore Morchell
Ashington
Agricultural Department
Pittsburg
James Oliver Fatster
Sale City
Game
Jet
Rick A Nee Gro
J. W. Akrhige
Uck
Jotal
Wichita
Cane Bileworth
Joseph Burke
Texas
Dayton
Haines
Thornday
Sawa
Blanchester
Thomas Carlin
Rone
Lapponi
Vatican
Hooton’s Helpers in County Prosecution Setup
Blsiott R. Hooton, now prosecutor elect, faces naming aides. Oren B. Hack is often named as likely chief deputy. Other attorneys, including Frank P. Baker and Frank B. Ross, are discussed as possible appointees. Pettifohn remains active in Dem factions for police court prosecutor. Charles Hurst is cited as a potential chief deputy to Leonard Quill, county clerk elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blsiott R. Hooton
Mr. Hooton
Oren 8. Hack
Frank P. Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flarr
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
Pure Food Board
Arsistant
Iowa
Sevigge-MeFis Prece
Obkalooba, Ia
Henry De~tt
Bank of
Colonial Society
Riverava
Raynt
Voliva
Elijah
Zion
Atlantic
Ana
Culebra
Gutw
Cristo
San Juan
Porto Rico
Wolf Trap
Capitol-ave
M. E. Church
Chanter
Republic
Ans
Bruce
Bankers
Wilt Orer
Harvard
Yale
Ayres
Brant
Hoya
Sardines Rie
Mathusen
Lara
Tae
Bae
Mor
Italy
Fords
van Camirs
Cruikshank
L. S. Ayres & Co
the Quality Store
Philadelphia
Walter Yerkes
Hooton
Hurst
Reno Mirehell
Ballit of Criminal Court
John M. Mondenehall
Mitchell
Uneeda Bisculta
Virginia Sweet
Bucker
Quaker Wats
Jackson
Standard Team Grocery CO
Whaleaale Department
ISS
Wash
Court St
Saan
N. Delawarest
Nve
Wenurst Tis _Sheiby-st. Ts
Ave
Wiwat
Meridian-at. Iad
N. Songa
Be- E
Washington-et
Aiba
L. A
Regal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!