Auburn Lawyer Backs Gilliam in Liquor Fight
Dan M. Link of Auburn writes Attorney General Gilliam praising his stance on liquor and public courage. He calls out intimidation by the Ku Klux Klan and Anti-Saloon League, urges open debate, and links the issue to political coercion and Indiana’s liquor policy. A closing line notes a healthy apple tree averages thirty to fifty leaves per fruit.
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Dan M. Link
Auburn
Arthur L. Gilliam
Link
Gilliam
Jackson
Indiana
Shumaker
Diver reels in octopus amid sea bed duel at Port Townsend
A. E. Hook, diver at Port Townsend Washington, fought an octopus on the sea floor for an hour while repairing a fish net. The devilfish attacked a man who, with four others, sank with a tugboat a day earlier, and Hook claimed victory in the encounter with a pike pole.
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A. E. Hook
Port Townsend
Wash
Pimpiles lasting a year cure with Cuticura
Walter Klingert of Dayton Ohio reports a year long severe skin eruption on his face. He used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after three months was completely healed. The ad promotes Cuticura products including talcum and shaving stick with sample offers.
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Walter Klingert
Richard St
Dayton
Ohio
Cutcura Laboratories
Dent, H, Malden
Mass
WSS
Teapot Dome Witness Fights Arrest Overseas
Henry Blackmer, Teapot Dome witness, who is in France, faces a summons to testify or pay a fine up to 100000. The State Department revoked his passport, drawing challenges as an overreach of authority by justice and state departments and possible embarrassment to France. Attorneys say the case raises questions about U. S. citizen rights abroad and congressional action to repeal the fine law.
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Washington
U. S
Henry Blackmer
Teapot Dome
France
Congress
State and Justice Departments
Blackmer
State Department
Justice
Robert Olds
Justice Department
Passport row risks French government embarrassment
His passport issue creates an awkward moment as it suggests his residence in France is illegal, placing the government in a defensive position without clear remedy or public reassurance.
PLAN PIONEER PAGEANT AT PERU OPENING
A pageant depicting Indiana and Miami County pioneer life will be staged in Peru at the municipal park August 11 to 14. The event, under the Glen Owens Post American Legion, costs $10,000 for costumes and settings and features the life of Frances Slocum, who was captured by Indians in Pennsylvania and raised by the Delaware. Frances Slocum is buried eight miles southeast of Peru.
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Timea
Peru
Ind
Indiana
Miami County
Glen Owens Post American Legion
Frances Slocum
Pennsylvania
Indiana Manager F A Mont Rose Comment
A fragment quotes Indiana manager F A Mont rising in spirit as he recalls a man claiming to call someone to bawl her out. The brief excerpt offers a glimpse of heated exchange and emotional confrontation.
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Indiana
F. A. Montrose
Indiana favors its thank you phone service statewide
Illinois public service commissioners debate allowing continuation of the “thank you” response to dialed numbers, but Indiana reports no complaints. Indiana Bell lines have used the substitute for a year, with Indianapolis joins recent rollout. Most letters praise the practice and officials say the courteous reply often changes subscribers' views.
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Illinois
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Washington St
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Globe
Oxfords
Tre Sale
Globe Store
Plan Pioneer
Peru Legion Post
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M. M. Dennis
Indianapolis
AYRES
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Hoosier
Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd
Amherst
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