Poor Italian immigrant fuels Sacco Vanzetti defense campaign
Aldino Fellicani, a linotype operator for Lanotezia, led an Italian driven defense effort for Sacco and Vanzetti. From Harvard Square to Back Bay, his letters and fundraising built a worldwide movement with over 300000 dollars in support, highlighting race and political persecution in a controversial case.
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Times
Boston
Mass
Lanotezia
Sacco-Vanzetta Defense Committee
Aldino Fellicani
Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee
Harvard Square
Back Bay
Sacco
Vanzetti
Defense Committee
Nicola Sacco
Bartolmeo Vanzetti
U. S
Massachusetts
United States Justice Department
Fellicani
Plymouth
Bridgewater
Webster Thayer
Dedham
Venzetti
Mussolini’s. Fellicani
Mussolini
Elizabeth Glendower Evans
Old Guard
Harvard
Thayer
Sacco-Vanzetti
Sacco- Vanzetti
America
Sacco-Venzetti
Indiana Delegation Heads to AAA Convention in Philadelphia
Seventeen Indiana delegates will attend the American Automobile Association convention in Philadelphia on June 16 17. Todd Stoops of Hoosier Motor Club Kingan's will host a luncheon at the Kingan Club and join a mill inspection and informal reception. The group departs Wednesday evening for Chicago led by manager Robert Scrogin Hoosier Motorist editor R B Rhoads and M K F Noblett Hoosier State Auto Association secretary are among local attendees. Rhoads a former Hoosier Motor Club president and Steinhart a former State president are AAA directors.
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Indiana
American Automobile Association
Philadelphia
Kingan’s
Kingan Club
Chicago
Robert Scrogin
Hoosier Motorist
R. B. Rhoads
M. K F. Noblett
Hoosier State Auto Association
Rhoads
Hosier Motor Club
Steinhart
Prohibition Era Wines and Whiskey Seen in US Consumption
Treasury estimates show Americans drank at least a quarter billion gallons of intoxicating beverages since prohibition began seven years ago. Sacramental wine reached 24 million gallons, homemade wine much more, and about 30 million gallons of whisky were released for medicinal use. Moonshine production and consumption were heavy, likely several million gallons per year.
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United P PU
Washington
The
Treasury
Southern Indiana town demands immediate action on maladministra tion
An unsigned letter to the public service commission warns of town turmoil over layoffs and alleged councilman misconduct. A business leader urges an urgent replacement of the superintendent and crew, praising the current workers as capable and trustworthy.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Reid McCain
Public Service Commission
Enny
Underwood Faces Virginia Fine Over License Absence
Former Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama is questioned by Justice Troth in Virginia for failing to buy a Virginia motor license after establishing a summer residence there. He had paid for Alabama and DC plates. Troth seeks a fine.
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United Press
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Justice of Peace
Frank W. Troth
Virginia
District of Columbia
Justice Troth
Underwood
You'll find him home wife murders husband at 305 Cora St
Mrs Minnie Torrian age 29 told police I just murdered my husband Harrison Torrian 37 and said he is at home 305 Cora Street. An emergency squad found him dead with a breast stab wound.
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Cora St
Minnie Torrian
Harrison Torrian
Coal outlook brighter in Terre Haute district
Harvey Cartwright president of District No. 11 United Mine Workers says the Dugger Martin mine at Paxton thirty miles south of Terre Haute has signed a contract to resume under the Jacksonville agreement, improving the regional coal outlook.
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United Iressa
Mines Eyeing Signups As Independent Producers Move In
Several more independent mines are expected to sign in the next several days as exploration and production activity heats up, signaling growing private sector engagement in the sector.
Maintenance Men Quit At Blackhawk Mine Over Company Action
Five union maintenance workers at the Blackhawk mine in Blackhawk quit today after a company move to work bosses, an action said to contravene an agreement with the miners' organization. Terre Haute reports dated May 27.
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United Press
Dr Caldwell's three rules for health and constipation
A 19th century style advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild natural remedy for constipation. It argues against drastic laxatives like calomel and phenolphthalein, endorses bowel regularity, and urges keeping the head cool feet warm and the bowels open.
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Dr. Caldwell
Self Slasher In Critical Condition After Hotel Attempt
Marion H. Walls aged 30 separated from his wife was found in critical condition at city hospital after attempting suicide at a Colonial Hotel room. He slashed his throat and stomach with a safety razor and has a 4 year old child.
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Marion H. Walls
Michigan St
City Hospital
Walls
Republican dinner program at Compton Hall
The First Ward Republican club hosts a dinner meeting at Compton Hall 2001 Winter St tonight featuring a playlet by sub women members. Also on the program are Misses Marjorie Bell and Maxine Lambert.
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First Ward
Compton Hall
Winter St
Marjorie Bell
Maxine Lambert
Indiana Chamber Plans Welcome for British Delegation
The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce arranged entertainment for an all British Virginia delegation arriving in Indianapolis from Cincinnati on Tuesday. They will spend the night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club amid a planned program of events.
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United States
Indianapolis
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Athletic Club
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Todd Stoops
Hoosier Motor Club
Cal
No-Ake
Sarraleet
Wast
McCain
Negress
Imsie
Rand McNally
Titan
Cord Tires
Silk
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IRE and Rubber Co
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PREMO
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