Ex-Emperor Karl’s Chef Lands in New York
New York reports Ludwig Urban, former personal chef to Karl of Austria Hungary, has arrived seeking work. He argues royal service proves his ability to sustain himself in this country. A Bureau of Municipal Research report on cost of living for women draws sharp city reactions from single and married women.
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New York
Karl's
Ludwig Urban
Karl
Austria- Hungary
Bureau of Municipal
Courtyard Singers Return Turned Real Estate Ventures
The courtyard singers Romeo from Italy and Ruth from New England married after meeting in a boarding house. They toured blocks making up to 300 dollars a day in profits from nickels and dimes dropped from windows but return is delayed as they invest in speculative apartment houses. Old Harry the Dean of Pickpockets, 87, was recently arrested after years of crime.
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Raomeo
Ruth
Romeo
Italy
New England
Harry
Beating Trains At Crossings Sparks Call For Action
A St Louis paper cites a railroad report on motor car accidents at crossings with about 1700 fatalities blamed on drivers racing trains. The writer argues the risk and urges measures to reduce the slaughter of travelers at crossings.
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St. Louis
Albert Grimm Called Home From Auto Tour
Albert Grimm was reported to be called home from an auto tour that included French Lick Booneville Tivaneville and other stops.
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Albert Grimm
French Lick
Boonevill
Tivaneville
Taggart Urges Indiana Aid for Armenian and Chinese Relief
Thomas Taggart, former Indiana senator, appeals through Near East Relief and China Famine Fund for Indiana to help 7000 Armenian orphans and stricken China. He recalls backing Liberty Bonds and Red Cross, urges statewide donations via Thomas Day, treasurer, 403 City Trust Building, Indianapolis.
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Thomas Taggart
United States
Indiana
Indiana Committee of Near East Relief and
Mr.Taggart
Red Cross
China
McCray
America
Thomas
Day
City Trust Building
Indianapolis
Bryan to vote in Florida as legal residence
William Jennings Bryan said in New York that his Florida home will be his legal residence. He explained health reasons for moving from New York and Miami to Florida and that he will continue to be active in public affairs.
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William Jennings Bryan
Florida
New York
Nebraska
Tariff Measure Formed by Southern Tariff Association
A Southern Tariff Association led by John Kirby of Texas has grown influential in Congress, pushing protection over free trade. The group, born from the South’s shift away from Cotton King doctrine, cites rising Southern industry including cotton processing and vegetable oils as beneficiaries of tariffs.
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Southern Tariff Association
John Kirby
Texas
England
Old South
Free Mae
Congress
Airman
Fordney
McCarthy Claim Sparks Heated Public Feud
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate McCarthy accused of trying to shoot, prompting a confrontation where another party allegedly arrived first. Details remain unclear due to missing context and incomplete lines.
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Fied
McCarthy
Funeral of Mrs Mary Harrell Held at Christian Church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Harrell were held at the Christian Church in Sellersburg this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The burial followed in the Saturneiaeg Cemetery.
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Mary Harrell
Christian Church
Sellersburg
O'Clork
Hanover Couple Enrolled in Summer College Course
Mr and Mrs Lester Munzenmeyer both teachers are at Hanover taking the summer course at the college.
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Lester Munzenmeyer
Hanover
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
A health advice note promotes starting mornings with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver and bowels. It claims improved digestion appetite and cleansing of toxins, urging readers to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate for daily use before breakfast.
Monument Advertising for Burial Marker Service
Local advertisement from Midway Stone and Monument Co. in New Albany offers grave markers and monuments. Contact at Midway on the Interurban line, telephone 6003, paid in advance with an May 31 notice attributed to T. F.
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Midway Stone&Monument Co
Midway
New Albany
T. F
Lost items and sale notice from midtown era
Lost items include a gold rimmed glasses on Watt street near Ninth and a tan leather folding pocketbook on Spring street between Court avenue or LeRose Theater containing small currency and a key for a cedar chest. A liberal reward offered to police station. Also advertising a modern home for sale with two porches closed in, barn, garage, priced 3250 cash 2000. Cumberland 1523.
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Watt Street
Ninth
Meigs Ave
Court Avenue
LeRose Theater
Cumberland
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Bryan
Lela
Hamburg Pike
Silver Creek
Hamburg
F. R. Hancock
Kaller Shoe Repair Shop
Rocker
Jeffersonville
Cbuick
Buick
Spring Street
Jeffersonville, Indiana
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