Prohibition Candidate Attacked At Pulaski County Meeting
In Winamac Indiana September 30 a crowd disrupted John Paris prohibition speaker with interruptions and a stone strike left him unconscious for an hour. He was revived by doctors and promises to continue his tour. A Grand Jury will investigate the assault amid alarms among prohibitionists.
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Soha Paris
Doctora
Grand Juty
Winamac
Ind
Pulaski
Monty
John Paris
Harrison Township
Cartors
Grand Jury
Paris
Landersville
Landessville
James
George Brown
Charles Gray
Thomas Mahoney
Attorney Condo
Greenfield man faces robbery charge in Whitestown
Jacob Anderson, claiming Illinois residence, is under arrest in Lebanon on charges of robbing the home of Alexander Hull of Whitestown. A list of local events includes a Greenfield banking company president, Nelson Bradley, celebrating his sixtieth anniversary and a new M E church in Avon to be dedicated with a basket dinner and a watermelon slashing at Mrs Elmer Matingly's Washington home.
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Jacob Anderson
Ilinoia
Lebanon
Alexander Hull
Whitestown
Nelson Bradley
Greenfiel
Greenfield Banking Company
Elmer
Washington
John R. Glaxer
Logansport Street Railway Company
Columbus
Court House
Charlotte Andrews
Cicero
Dr. Andrews
Indianapolis
Noblesville High School
Indianapolis Manual
Noblesville
Greenfield
Volney Caldwell
Caldwell
Nappanee
Grand Jury
Metrodixts
Daleville
Evangelista C. FE. Cornell
J. A. Harris
el Tora
Nellie Adst
Warren
Greentown
Indiana
Richmond
Mattle Cullar
Elishart
Charles Fisher
Shelbyvie
Cincinnati
Mise Elizabeth Reilly
Terre Haute
Clinton
Thomas Moran Froy§ Howland
Carthage
Charles B Murphy
Mishawaka
Chicago
George Shoemaker
St. Paul Bank
Heminicks County
P. Elms
Willian Westerfeld
Wow, Hocker
Sherif
Frank J. Tinder
Chauncey Bowen
Ader Ant Alva Smith
Divorce Menace at Daughters of the King Convention
Special to The Sun New Haven says at the triennial gathering in St Pauls Church Bishop Cleland Kinloch Nelson of Georgia urged the group to fight divorce. He warned two hundred thousand divorces a year threaten motherhood and home life and praised American women to curb the trend.
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New Haven
Conn
Daughters of the King
United States
Jormally
St. Paul's Church
Cleland Kinloch I Nelson
Georgia
Woman in Colonial Finch company suffers collapse after dog bite incident
Laura Nelson Hall, leading actress in the Colonial Finch company, was in a fatigued and Fevous state at a Cleveland hospital after a dramatic moment on stage. She fainted as the curtain fell while the audience heard her cry out to God. She had been bitten by a dog previously and has remained nervous since.
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Jo. E. Noble
Fort Warne
Summit- Milesie
Nelson Faught
Pittebore
Rks
Willam Garrity
Evansville
Eireman
Mount Carmel
Frank B. Posey Ml
Clarkebure
Trentdale
Ore
Laura Rood
Cowden
Iscripps-M'Hae
Cleveland
Laura Nelson Hall
Colonial
Finch Company
deWeinus
Train Robbery in France Loot Reported on Special Mail Train
A special train from Paris to Turin was rifled of valuables on Thursday night. Ninety one bags of United States mail and valuable papers were cut open and the contents taken. The exact amount is unknown but estimated to be a fortune in booty.
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France
Fairbanks to visit former Iowa teacher in Des Moines
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks will visit his former Des Moines schoolteacher Mrs Olive A Mitchell now over 80. He plans to thank her for teaching him the three R s and Little Charlie as he speaks in Des Moines late October. Mitchell remembered him from Union County Ohio where she taught him.
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Des Moines
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Olive A. Mitchell
Fairbanks
Little Charlie
den Moines
Woman Arrested for Intoxication Laughed Through Court
Catherine May was arrested in Buffalo for being intoxicated on Ellicott Street. She smiled and laughed through the morning court as Justice Redford fined her four dollars for the offense, remarking on the nuisance of the drunken behavior.
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Buffalo
Catherine
May
Ellicott St
Corley
Catherine May
Aha
Patralian Center
Justice Redford
Catherine Ma
Justice Rothford
Grand shows new radium dance hit by Rialta
Local notes report Rialta performing a new radium dance at the Grand this week. East Buffalo live stock market data follow with Sept 9 figures for cattle, cows, calves, sheep, lambs and hogs, including receipts and price ranges across multiple categories from steer to cull reaches.
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Rialta
Fire guts flat building in New York blaze
A fire gutted the top floors of a flat at 8 Leahington Ave New York on Friday morning. Mrs Mary Pahbwan was severely burned and appeared near death. Firemen made several daring rescues as the flames swept the building.
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Iscripps-M'Rae Truegram
New York
Leahington Ave
Mary Pahb Wan
Itie
Firemel Z
Wheat Market Output Mixed With Livestock Prices
Chicago wheat futures move higher on September and December contracts while corn and oats show mixed moves. Indianapolis live stock market reports strong cattle and hog receipts with higher prices for best heavy hogs and prime steer categories. grain prices quoted for No 2 red wheat and No 2 white oats with multiple tracked lots and futures figures.
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Chicago
Hazel IS
Uay
Timothy
Market Bullish Tone Lifts Various Stocks in New York
Trading Friday morning shows a bullish mood with London demand for American securities and optimistic comments from westerners on future prospects. Rail and steel peers rise, with Consolidated Gas and Insteel preferred among notable movers, while government bonds hold steady and volume remains robust.
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New York
London
American Securities
Consolidated Gee
Incal Traction Group
O Ae
J. R. Keene
Reading
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report September 30
Pittsburg Pa. live stock prices show supply tightness across cattle sheep and hogs. Cattle prime choice ranges 5.56 to 6.05 with premiums for beltife bulls and cows mixed. Sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers around 9 to 10, spring lambs near 12.00, hog receipts fair at about 7 to 6.50 for heavy to workman types. Dining-room suite for sale note included with contact for sale column.
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East Buffalo
Erime
BSA
York- Lers
Road To Choice
Starket
Pittsburg
Wghtstow
Cincinnati
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Almanac
Chicago and Cincinnati livestock reports show cattle hogs and sheep receipts with varying prices. Milwaukee style figures include prime beeves and western cattle, hogs fluctuating 5.60 to 6.45 per cwt, with sheep steady to higher. New York and dairy products cited in market notes.
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