Peruna Worked Wonders War Correspondent Recommends It
War correspondent Dr. Brichards from Washington cites Peruna as curing a long illness after ineffective treatments. A Philadelphia man reports his wife’s kidney and stomach troubles improved with Peruna, praising the remedy and urging readers to seek doctor’s advice. Columbus, Ohio based Hartman company is mentioned.
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Washington, C
Pedererd Treiba
New York Law
Heather
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Thorn
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George Bareeater
Mascher St
Philadelphia
Merona
Tina
Peruana
Perna Keene
George Worvester
Perana
Mt Ak
Fiayunin
Yong Case
Cartman
Fie Hartman &Talarigm
Columbus
Ohio
Cuba
Herman A. Finke
Mother Hubbard Arrest Reported in Barry County
Deputy marshal W. I. Thoman arrested Charl Rainwater near Jenkins in Barry County. Rainwater, dressed in a mother Hubbard wrapper and heavy underskirt, was indicted in January on a charge related to diet theft.
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M'Raz Telegham
Joplin
W. I. Thoman
Charl’ Rainwatrr
Barry County
Rainwatur
Jenkins
City Record for a Day Birthe Jemea and Tala Witoby
A garbled list of names and addresses appears with references to deaths births and public notices. Items include accident mention Myron J. Patterson 83 Indianapolis, health notices Nora Corridon 16 1913 Newman, and multiple building permits such as A Bowman 1814 Singleton cottage Tames Crabtree and repairs. lines include various partial street names and institutions.
Assault and rescue after shooting ends with Burns to New York
George Gould shoots at Harbour near Sy Noe While General Ginik bows to Kewr Ligh Koln Welnesiiy he accidentally meets Edward Rove. A local special inquiry notes a small crowd. Mr Gantt acts quickly attaching a private ear and moving the wounded man to Greenshorn. A specialist deems wounds superficial except eye injury. Gould arranges for Burns to be taken to New York. The millionaire offers to pay for sight restoration.
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Iscrippr
Ginik
Kewr
Koln Welnesiiy
Edward Rove
Burns’ Ec
Gram
Gantt
Greenshorn
United States Tops Global Savings Deposits in World Report
The Commerce Department through LUeacan of statistics shows U S deposits in all moving banks reach over 2.4 billion dollars with more than 256000 depositors. The United States accounts for over 60 percent of world savings deposits though only about 4 percent of global population. Per capita deposit averages are higher than many peers, Canada Hungary Japan among others, while Japan trails with low per capita figures. Local deposits per account average around 4889 dollars, reflecting higher national savings activity.
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Iscripps-Atrar
Washington
United States
Te Department of Commerce On Labor
Lucean of Statistics
Tom
Canada
Hungary
Petty embezzlement gets man in trouble
Bert Sandford of Russellville faced a police court session after failing to account for about 9 dollars collected for the Indianapolis Finance Company. He waived examination and was sent to the Beale jury with a 2060 bond. Clarence Darnell reported the matter to Capt. Kinney. detectives Gerber and Trimble arrested Sandford in the Law building following a complaint by the firm.
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Tn Pitice Court
Bert Sandford
Russellsqve
Beale Jury
Sandford
Indiananolix Finance Company
Law
Clarence Darnell
Capt. Kinney
Gerber
Trtmae
Arrest Five Green Goods Men in New York Telegram
Government secret service officers arrested five men in New York on Wednesday night after a telegraph operator exposed the Green Goods scam. The suspects named include Daniel Creed Gee Harley Albert Sloen Marvy Rogers and Kim er Kiawn, with prior prison records. The gang allegedly earned about $100 from victims in two years.
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Iscripps-Rae
New York
Jaime Sion
Secret Service
Daniel Creed
Gee, Harley
Albert ‘Sloen
Marvy Rogers
Kimer Kiawn
Ltst
Breckenridge Seen As Improving After Illness
Breckenridge, stricken with paralysis in his office, was reported to show no change in condition. A bulletin stated that recent efforts had improved vitality and doctors remained hopeful for recovery barring further complications.
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Breckenridge
Lenington
Col, W, CB
Hfe
Youthful Kentucky Bandit Holds Off Posse in Mountain Standoff
In Owingsville, Ky, a teenage suspect stabbed his playmate Ed Williams and fled into the hills. A sheriff’s posse tracked him to the mountains where he opened fire with a rifle. After exhausting ammunition, he surrendered as officers closed in.
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Owingsville
Noy
Te Tn Leteher
Bemdai
Ed Williams
Conductor Hurd Found Dead at Lindell Hotel
B Hurd a veteran conductor on the Central road was found dead in bed at the Lindell hotel in Tants on November 1. Heart trouble was given as the cause of death and funeral arrangements will be announced by his family.
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Iscripfs M Rae
Tants
B. Hurd
Cucaga
Central Road
Lindell Hotel
Ao Inguvat
Taft to lead Panama isthmus mission amid disputes
Secretary of War Taft departs Washington on a mission to Panama to investigate and settle differences over canal sovereignty and customs. The envoy travels via New Orleans and Pensacola, with a large delegation and a reception planned in Colon. A four-point dispute centers on canal zone governance including customs duties patrols and ultimate sovereignty. Taft aims to report back by December 10, with a formal public statement on bilateral relations.
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Little Republic
Iscripps
Washington
Panama Republic
New Outeuse
Panama
Pensacola
Columbia
Colon
Ecama
Senor Chaldia
Uerepantio
Willim Nelson Cromwell
Cowmay
TepObHe
Gene Eenikel
Cromavellie
Johnsen
HobUernteter
Aomersenger
Leptin
Tatt
Cola
Ave Revra
United States
Republc
Cit Elthye
Canal
United States Customs
Airma
Citar Staten
Catol
Secresary
Geisha Girls Must Return to Japan
Washington November 17 report that geisha girls from St. Louis must be deported to Japan. Secretary of commerce and labor acting for the immigration bureau upheld Commissioner Dunn's finding at St. Louis. Immigration laws suspended only to admit them for the exposition. once their ties to the enterprise ended, laws apply again.
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Iscripps
Washington
Japan
Secretary of Eniamerce and Labor
Bureau of Immigration
Suata
Dunn
Et Louis
Invention Inspection Charges Filed in Grand Haven Case
Charges have been preferred against a senior official in the invention inspection service, following a grand- haven inquiry. Rear Admiral W L Pigid is reportedly contacting the Detroit district inspector as part of the probe, with the secretary of commerce and labor notified.
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Uwcripps-M'Rae
Washington
Ateembent Inspection Service
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Grand Haven
Mich
Detroit
W. L Pigid
Woman at Helm Safes Ship in Harsh Labrador Coastal Storm
A small schooner Acatillia, with a lone woman captain aboard, rode a fierce Labrador gale off India Point and beached safely near shore after rescuing her son and another child. Crew members perished in the attempt to save them, while the woman steered through the surf and kept her vessel intact.
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Scripps
Rae Telegham
Halifax
T. Johns
India
Labrador
Pase Iehmugh
Fleke
William Major
Omnler
Veneel
Wea
Dohn Kelsey
Maher
Iynar-alt
Vlagern
Wholesale market notes and commodity prices
A dense list of agricultural and commodity figures covers wheat corn oats hay and produce. It records bids for livestock cattle hogs sheep and lambs along with dairy and fruit prices from several regional markets including Indianapolis Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati and more, noting prices per weight and per unit with mixed grading details.
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Julian Smith
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Indianapolis
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Meridian
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Elmer Bryant
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Indianapols Finance Company
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