Zook Ordered to Pay 10000 in Breach Suit
Ballard Mayor Zook must pay Miss Rosena Grover ten thousand dollars after a superior court ruling for breach of promise. Zook plans to appeal to Washington state supreme court. The case drew wide attention as Grover, a prominent Washington social figure, alleged nonpayment of promised marriage. Zook defended citing consumption affecting postmarital prospects. The verdict faced bitter contest over disease risk and recoverable damages. Advices from Washington indicate Grover’s victory may be short-lived if appeal succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Wagh
Supreme Court
Una
Waynetown, Ltd
Seattle
Wash
Zook
Superior Court
Rosena Grover
Wayoetown
Washington
Supreme Court of Washington
Zookaskelhe
Ashe
Cook
Western
America
Washinstan Ray
Mary Sme
Rosena Ghoves
AGAL
Waynetown
Ind
Prisoner Hangs Self in Brazil Jail Cell
James Lankford, 3, was found dead in his Brazil Indiana county jail cell Monday night. He torn his blanket into a rope and hanged himself after learning he had been declared insane and would be sent to the State Hospital at Indianapolis. He appeared to regain his senses briefly before the act.
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Brazil
Ind
James Lankford
Lankford
State Hospital
Indianapolis
Burford Passes Away In Louisville After Illness
M. Burford, head of the Rhodes Burford furniture firm based in Louisville, died Monday night after a brief pneumonia illness while vacationing in French Lick. He was 46 and had helped grow the family business, which operates stores in several midwestern cities from Louisville offices. The Rhodes Burford firm ranked among the region’s leading furniture dealers and controlled extensive operations across the South.
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Burford
Rhodes-Burford
M. Wassingun St
Louisville
Ineture Allure
Lovieville
Estat
Hig Fem
Hurtard
Louteville
Pinsurs
Louleville
Str. Burford
South
Councilman Fishback to Appeal Alley Entrance Ruling
Councilman Frank Fishback, who backed an ordinance banning alley entrances to opera gallery lobbies, plans an appeal after Judge Vinxen Carter ruled the ordinance invalid. He cites safety concerns and argues patrons should not be forced to use alley entries.
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Frank
Epishback
Vinxen Carter
Superior Court
Fishback
Addison Miler
Englah
Miller
Carter
Fishback Pelieves
Indiana Anti Saloon Leaguers Convene At Robbery Park Church
The Indiana Anti-Saloon League convention opened at Robbery Park Church with a strong address by Edwin Hughes of DePauw University. Timothy Nicholson, president of the state league, presided as the Moore law and Indiana Aquor law bearing his name were discussed. Gov. J. Frank Tinily welcomed delegates to the National Anti-Saloon League gathering and new officers were elected: Nicholson, president. F. Bryan, vice president. H. L. Whitehead, secretary. O. Palmer, treasurer. Rev. W. J. Murphrey, superintendent.
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Rty Park
Edwin Tiolt Hughes
DePauw University
Hughes
Timothy Nicholson
State Teague
B. Nicholson
J. Frank Tinily Sill
National Anti-Saloon League
Biota
Anti-Saloon League
Hichmond
F. Bryan
Franklin College
H. L. Whitehead
O. i. Palmer
W. J. Murphrey
Pain Family and Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad
An advertisement extols the Pain Family with names like Headache and Neuralgia as warnings of bodily imbalance. It claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills soothe nerves to relieve head weariness and distressing pains, praising long term use and harmlessness when used as directed. It includes a testimonial from Joe Merrill of Peru Indiana and references Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
T . Joe Merrill
Peru
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Eikbaxt
Not Ready to Retire Sparks Race for Superior Court Bench
Probate Commissioner Walker and Judge McMaster lead the push to renomination while Judge Leathers faces opposition. Other contenders include James A. Drivchart and Pritchard, with Judge Fremont Alford and Judge Vinson Carter also noted. The race in Marion County features strong political backing and expectations of a hard-fought contest for seats on the Republican ticket.
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Walker
Bookwalter
Marian County
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
J. M. Leathers
John L. BtcMaster
McMaster
Hookwalter
Merle S.A. Walker
James A. Drivchart
Pritchard
Henry Cly Allen
Alford
Fremont Alford
Criminal Sourt
Criminal Court
Indianapolis
Alter
Vinson Carter
Superior Court No. 3
Smoot fate debated as senate weighs expulsion
Washington reports outline the Smoot case as the Senate considers two thirds vote for expulsion after questions about his Mormon ties. The Elections Committee’s opinion, likely unfavorable to Smoot, prompts petitions urging removal while supporters cite Senate power to judge membership.
Eppert Leads City Council Presidency Race
A lively campaign for the city council presidency features Pregerick W. Eppert in the lead as he forecasts securing the post by year end. Albert E. White trails Eppert with cautious confidence while William A. Rhodes says he would decline the role, noting uncertain support.
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Nay
Pregerick W. Eppert
Eppert
Wen
Albert E.whi
Eld
William A- Rhodes
Grief at Greencastle as Big Four engineer dies
Refug e to leave duty engineer Harry Strickland died Monday when his Big Four passenger engine sped westward near Greencastle Indiana. Fireman notified crew after Strickland’s serious condition. the veteran trainman, 79, had served 40 years with the railroad. Death believed due to heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Harry Strickland
Detmar
Freman
Mattoon
Big Four
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Druggist Refund
An old advertisement touts a quick cure for a cold using laxative bromide and quining tabs. It notes the druggist will refund money and features E. W. Ghov e's signature on the box. The copy reflects late 19th or early 20th century marketing language.
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Sf Fb
E. W. Ghove
Gach Box
Relief fund for Jewish sufferers in Ruswlebee
A New York committee raised funds for Jewish relief in Russia, collecting a total of 563,207 in Bel. currency. The drive mobilized donors and supporters to aid victims amid ongoing distress.
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New York
Ruswlebee
Bel
Miller Tailoring Co Sews Old Suits Fresh
A fragmented ad promises “Your old Suit made same as new” from Miller Tailoring Co at the corner of Ohio and Meridian, with references to Pulleys and Shatting and Miller OU and Supply Co suggesting a local shop cluster offering repair and supply services.
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Miller Tailoring Co
Ohio
Meridian
Awa
Miller OU and Supply Co
How Cold Answer in a Cold Temperature Puzzle
A long, quizzing passage argues over how cold two degrees above zero compares to twice as cold. Various authors offer interpretations using absolute zero, Fahrenheit, and Celsius scales. The piece blends speculation, named figures, and differing viewpoints on the temperature paradox.
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Uaka Pends
Len
J. Winchell Forbes
Clincis
Godeke
Ays
Gero Fabrenfelt
le Hale
Tig
Gerd
Twernice
Henvy
Fuhrenhelt
H.R
Stiaga
Atkinsac
Royal Military College
Sandhurst
England
Brooks
Hugo Dochler
Portamouth
Indianapolis
Local Notices From City Stockholders Meeting And Church Talks
City stockholders of Acton Park plan a Thursday 10 o clock meeting at the Acton Park hotel. Francia Ive and others will meet at the Traction Terminal on Wednesday at 1 to launch a new hive project. George Calvert will read a paper Wednesday evening at Bovlock for the Wine Alliance of All Souls church on An Ambade for a Strenuous Life. Repairs at the church trigger a meeting at Mrs. HB Heywood’s home at 216 N Pennsylvania Ave. Rev GL Brucker, signing for St. Francis de Sales church, asks residents to open Liepatst from Magaschnets Ave to Roosevelt Ave. Board of Works to handle it. Arian Crafts association women list members and will open its new home Tuesday at Wo Olient near Mee FOB. The opening runs until Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mary Ann Brown, 70, longtime resident of Onntricka vanity, died Monday afternoon of senility at her daughter’s home, will be buried at Browntburg after services at Haurhuille Christian church on Bismarcke Ave. Elmer Eichrodt, 118 X E New Jersey St, died Monday afternoon in New York City from a bronchial illness. survived by widow and son Charles Eichrodt, 15. Elmer was a drug employee for over 50 years. Elmer’s death announced. burial under Odd-Fellows.
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George Calvert
Bo Vlock
Wine Alliance of All Souls’ Church
Heywood
Pennsylvania
Tom
GL. Brucker
St. Francis de Sales
Board of Works
Liepatst
Magsachinets-ave
Roosevelt-ave
Arian Crafts Association
Wo Olient
Itbbee
Henjamin Harrison
W. H. Fox
H. J. Beveridge
F. Fauvre
T. Day
H.W Wanna
A.C Harris
Bybee
Morris Ross
Hugh McGawan
George Merrit
Frank Planner
Clarence Stanley
Mary Ann Brown
Onmtricka Vanity
Wee Dhaughter
Aire
Willum L. Borey
King-ave
Haurhuille Christan Church
Bismarckeave
Browntburg
Dante Brown
Munrles Elchrode
Duggiat
New Jersey St
New York City
Eiehrodt
Charles Eichrodt
Mayor-elect Bookwalter returns to Indianapolis home
Charles A. Bookwalter, mayor-elect, arrived back in Indianapolis Monday afternoon after a long profitable rest at French Lick and Chicago. He found many letters and telegrams of congratulations awaiting him. The piece notes his healthy condition and mentions local businesses and a hotel changing management with new room prices.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
French Lick
Chicago
Old Nurse Ad Claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Fragment states a nurse endorses Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children to ease pain and calm wind colic, describing it as a remedy and best treatment. Text is damaged with garbled words and unclear claims.
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West
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Cos
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J. L. M'Master
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Julius Caesar Burrows
SUN
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Senate Committee On Elections
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Michigan
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Smoot
Senate
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Wuld
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Cortelyou
Apermabe
Giasaly
Ate Metbers
Moudas
Dygar
Moody
Congress
Hitchcick
Tei ‘Wal
Wrichmen
Pristera
Roosevelt
Lead
Council
Royal
Kinran
Nippon
Meridian St
Japan
Havement
L. S. Ayres & Coo
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Acton Park Aegoeration
Acston Park
Francia Ive
Traction Terminal
Lebanon
Elmer Green
Adam Miller
Obie
Nowa
J. Billet
San Francisco
William B. Eliott
N. New Jeroey
Hood
I Grantta
Delawaré
Engiteh
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