Wickedest Girl and a Political Crisis in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Sun profiles a teenaged criminal, Driga Coloma, and analyzes parental neglect as a root cause. The piece broadens into a critique of Mayor Bookwalter and the News, arguing a campaign of negatives and a power struggle over city hall influence amid election talk and shifting endorsements.
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New York
Driga Coloma
Gad Abe
Bookwalter
Holtzman
SUN
Indianapolis
Prohi Newlin
Frohi Newlin
Hitz
Newlin
Jim Keach
Charlie Polster
City Hall
The Old Plug Hat and Small Town Tales
A fragmentary newspaper page blends humorous musings with local gossip. Uncle Billy cherishes the Old Plug Hat amid weathered memory while a backyard catfish tale and a playful mock drama unfold alongside industry notes and a grim saloon tragedy in Caro Michigan.
Horrible Turkish Atrocities Reported at Sorevitz
Reports from Constantingele describe horrific acts by Turkish troops in the Macellian town of Sorevitz. The dispatch details alleged violence, destruction, and civilian harm observed by field observers and corroborating sources.
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Constantingele
Authent
Macellanian
Sorevitz
Swirl of Society Sees Local Arrivals and Returns
Mrs. Cumming Smith returns from a summer in Buffalo and Canada. Miss Jessamine Bollvin of New Albany arrives to visit Miss Elizabeth Scott. Mr. and Mrs. George Bruce expected home from Idaho camping around the 20th. Miss Mabel Talbott goes to Ogden Utah to enter school next week. Mrs. John J. All returns to Columbus after visiting Mrs. Frank Van Camp. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Griffiths due home from abroad next week. Miss Susan Purcell returns from Cincinnati.
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Cumming Smith
Butulo
Canada
Jessamine Bollvin
New Albany
Mmiss Elizabeth Scoth
George Bruce
Idaho
Allss Mabel Talbott
Ogane
John J. All
Prank van Camp
Columbus
John L. Griffiths
Susan Purcell
Cincinnati
The Apartment House A modern view on homes and hobbies
A columnist questions apartment living as a new domestic ideal for newlyweds. A young bride, confined to a rocking chair, spends days shopping and sewing over novels, prompting reflection on fulfillment, purpose, and contentment in modern marriage.
Tornado Refugees and a Daring Rescue in Shelbyville
In the Shelbyville cyclone panic Miss Hailey and Herold McGrath seek shelter as a ominous cloud and roar threaten their farm. McGrath carries Miss Bailey to safety into a cellar, then emerges to a stunned Farmer Lane and a relieved group. The tale ends with community humor about pigeons and a brave rescue amid wreckage.
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Miss Hailey
Ality
Herold McGrath
Mr. McGrath
Shelbyville
Miss Holley
Nerors
Heracy
Miss Bailey
Evetta
Merath
Sise Bailey
McGrath
Fthut Eeerron
Mier Batley
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Lowo
Newsocrats
D. M. Parry
Dockwalter
York
Bastoria Craton
Apne
Bily
Billy
Annicus
Tommyrott
Tommy Tommyrott
Edward Singer
Bbkermakers
Garstang
Grand-prealduit Ne
Norbert Landgraf
Grand Opera House
Thie
Ainre Rogins
Caro
Thomas O'Neil Fliat
Cyn” Sheehan
Michael Egan
O'Neill
Gorner
Hood
SUN Inera
Sprarl
Indiana
Mall
Cate
Pete
Chris Coats
Indkina
East Atte
Patr
Jewelry
Aeth
Reed Bros
Carlosd
Howard
Alsie
Eaky
Madras
Etic Bray Groots Ex
Charles Mayer and Company
Washington Street
Members
Merchants’ Association
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