Hiram Thinks Twice and the Day of Atonement
Arthur Brisbane critiques modern politics and finance on Yom Kippur as he cites the Day of Atonement. He faults Wall Street fear and New York Times editorials that praised Hiram Johnson and others while condemning violence and international banking manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Sonatos Hiram, Johnson
Pornuk
Times
League of Nations
Vox
Hiramabsan
Wall Street blast likely accidental say foreman notes
A Well street district foreman claims workers were bothered by men carrying heavy loads of explosives intended for use, suggesting the Wall Street explosion may have been accidental. The statement emphasizes a careful investigation for truth and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Vros Greery
Aurse
Well Street
Mahaniat
Unclear Explosives Mystery Hints at Targeted Wall Street Plot
The text suggests metallic slugs from a blast with no clear motive or priority, proposing a possible murder plot involving a driver used as a tool. The wagon diver survived and gave a lengthy interview to a Wall Street building foreman, hinting at undisclosed parties and potential witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Phil
Crean
Tim
Modern ethical dilemma in divorce case sparks wine split dispute
In the Willard divorce case the referees describe a “very modern problem” of equally dividing wines and liqueurs from the DLosuet Valley home. The report notes the complexity as civilization advances and disputes grow over material assets and personal choices.
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Ho Solomon
Ling
Sue
Solomon
EE. S. Willard
Dlosuet Valley
Mrs. Willard
New York Legislature Excludes Socialists Over Political Clash
The piece argues that ignorance and political games in Albany expelled Socialist members who were legally elected, enabling Morris Hillquit to claim his party supports representative government while Democrats and Republicans who drove out Socialists are praised for upholding order. The text cautions readers about arbitrary lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morris Hillquit
Congress race studies show looming Senate split
Washington report analyzes how presidential outcomes may shape the next Senate. Republicans aim to widen a 49 47 edge, with states like Connecticut Oregon North Dakota Nevada New Hampshire South Dakota Wisconsin Idaho Illinois Utah Maryland seen as favorable. Democrats dispute gains in Kentucky Oklahoma Missouri Colorado Indiana Arizona Ohio New York could swing results.
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Washington
Senate
Cox
League of Nations
Harding
Solid South
Florida
Louisiana
Arkansas
North Carolina
Decoreia
Alabama
Iowa
Kansas
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Oregon
Kentucky
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Nevada
New Hampshire
California
Maryland
Indiana
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Idaho
Illinois
Arizona
Missouri
Utah
Colorado
New York
Ilinois
Grovernor Morrow
Phelan
Smith
Simeon JD. Fess
National Republican Congressinal Committee
Miles Poindexter
Aterial Committee
Harding Maintains Straw Vote Lead Across Indiana
Mason's Rexall Store reports Republican Warren G. Harding leading Democratic Governor James Cox by more than 8 000 votes in the Rexall straw poll. Indiana results show 42 220 for Cox and 20 504 for Harding. women voters favor Harding by wide margins. Ballots from 8 060 stores nationwide feed daily bulletins from Baltimore.
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Warren G. Harding
Cox
Rexall
Masons
Indiana
Harding
Mason
Hading
Fop Cox
United States
Baltimore
Mason Store
Wanted man to sell Watkins home and farm products
Recruiter seeks a man with teams or an automobile who can post bond to sell Watkins products. Earnings potential ranges from 1500 to 5000 dollars yearly. Territory in this county open. Write J R Watkins Co Dept 118 Winona Minnesota. Advertisement dated Sept 4 11 18 25.
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Watkins
J R. Watkins Co
Dept
Winona
Minn
Insane Suit Challenges Todd Marriage in Clark Circuit Court
Mrs. Mary Todd seeks a annulment against James T Todd claiming she was insane at the time of their marriage. Guardian James L Bottorff filed the suit after Mrs Todd, confined at the insane asylum since March 12 1914, lived near Borden at the marriage.
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Clark Gircuit
James. W
Mary, Todd
James T. Todd
James L. Bottorff
Burlingame Recovering After Saturday Hospital Operation
Mr. Paul Burlingame underwent an operation at St. Joseph's Hospital on Saturday and is reported doing nicely.
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Paul Burlingame
St. Joseph's Hospital
Service Body Harmonizes Rates Across Indiana Lines
Indiana Public Service Commission set parity for inter state freight rates with the line haul schedule. Carriers’ 40 percent freight increase request was denied while 20 percent passenger and milk rates were blocked. Authorities allowed 33 1/3 percent on classified freight and coal, 10 percent general commodities, 16 percent iron and steel and livestock rates, and a one cent mirage for straw. Gas belt differential of 25 cents per net ton on coal to Indianapolis and baseline differentials to other Indiana points were retained.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Public Service Commission
Real Estate Investment Options by Coots Bros and Gill
Coots Bros. and Gill advertise city and farm property in Indiana and Kentucky opposite Clark County State Bank. They promote farms and city properties as profitable investments and urge readers that now is an ideal time to buy.
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Coots Bros. & Gill
Clark County State Bank
Indiana
Kentucky
Paroled Man Vanishes After Wife Poisoning Incident
William Adams 24 overshot his five day parole to visit his wife who swallowed poison. Arrest warrants issued by Indiana Reformatory officials offer a 50 reward for Adams' return. He was sentenced in Johnson County in May 1920 to one to fourteen years for grand larceny. The wife survived and Adams had been released earlier on a five day parole by Gov Goodrich.
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William Adams
Indiana Reformatory
Adams
Johnson County
Reformatory
Indianapolis
James P. Goodrich
For Sale Five Room Bungalow Near City Limits
Five room bungalow with large basement and concrete front porch for sale. Electric lights, freshly painted, first class repair. Outside city limits with no city taxes. Reasonable price. Call 13. No 309 Spring Street. Ady 41.
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Spring Street
Ady
Ordinance Hearing Postponed in Jeffersonville
Special to shar Indianapolis. Sept. 27. Due to coal shortages the Indiana Public Service Commission must stay in Indianapolis all week. A hearing set for Wednesday Sept 29 in Jeffersonville on the Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Co interurban car stop at Mulberry street is postponed indefinitely. A new date will be announced within two weeks.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
Jeffersonville
Pbcen
Uhis
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Mulberry Street
Ugiity Elects Officers Sunday
The district meeting of the Wook. M. os. of Seymour district at New Chapel closed yesterday afternoon. Officers elected for next year include President Mrs. di Freeland Seymour and several vice presidents and secretaries from Jeffersonville Columbus Clark and Hartsville. The meeting will be held in Scotsburg next year and Mrs. Clay Prosser resigned as superintendent of children's work.
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Wook. M. Os
Seymour
New Chapel
FIO
Fr. Freeland
Ed. Resehar
Jeffersonville
G.H. Murphy
Columbus
Db. A. Wealty
Clark, Con
Emfie Morrison
Hartsville
Ssrn
Floyd Knight
Edinburg
Local Pair Returns From East Coast Trip
Miss Matilda Kaelin and Miss Flora Waibel returned from New York Niagara Falls and Washington last night after visiting eastern cities and sights.
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Matilda Kaelin
This City
Flora ‘Waibel
New Albany
New York
Niagra Falls
Washington
City Protests Slated Over Traction Fare Hike
Mayor Newton H. Myers said Jeffersonville will likely join New Albany in formally protesting a Louisville & Northern Railway and Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company fare increase from 7 to 10 cents. Officials warned there is little prospect for relief from the Indiana Public Service Commission, with New Albany and local business groups organizing opposition as the November schedule shift eliminates the 7 cent twelve ticket book.
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Jeffersonville
Indiana Public Service Commission
Newton H. Myers
New Albany
Louisville
Louisville & Northern Railway & Light Company
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Jeffrsonville
Myers
Indiana Police Service Commission
Commission
New Albany Citizers
Post. Q. ‘Travelers’ Protessive Association
Young Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ina
Home Restaurant Ad Promises Elegant Meals and Breakfast
A vintage ad touts Home Restaurant offering elegant meals and lunches with affordable dinners, appetizing suppers, short orders for breakfast, toast, coffee and eggs, oatmeal or cakes for breakfast, inviting patrons to return and bring friends.
Charles Akers Dies in Jeffersonville After Illness
Charles Akers aged years died at his daughter Mrs William Antz home 1410 Spring Street Sunday night after weeks with brights disease. A Louisville native and Civil War veteran, he served as Jeffersonville councilman, brick manufacturer, and was a member of St Augustine Catholic Church Catholic Knights and German Aid Society. He leaves three children Robert Akers Charles Akers Jr and Mrs William Antz all of Jeffersonville and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Charles Akers
William
Antz
Spring Street
Oeloek
Mr. Akers
Louisville
Jeffersonville
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Catholic Knights
German Aid Society
William ©. Antz
Robert Akers
Charles Akers Jr
Markus Family Visit From Dayton to Watt Street
Mr and Mrs Fred Markus and family of Dayton Ohio are visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Markus of Watt street.
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Fred Markus
Dayton, Ohio
Mrs
Henry Markus
Watt Street
Mr George Homberger Visiting Relatives in Illinois Indiana
Mr George Homberger of Plymouth Illinois is the guest of relatives in this city and at Galena and Georgetown Indiana.
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George Homberger
Plymouth
Ilinois
Galena
Georgetown
Indiana
Mrs Owen Hunsicker Improves After Illness
Mrs. Owen Hunsicker, previously ill, is reported improving with steady progress and better condition at home or hospital.
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Owen Hunsicker
Misses Grace Cram and Evelyn Sweeney Visit Camp Knox
Miss Grace Cram and Miss Evelyn Sweeney of Camp Knox spent the weekend in the city, visiting friends and attending local events.
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Grace Cram
Evelyn Sweeney
Camp Knox
Bethlehem man guest of local host
Mr. Lon Fisher of Bethlehem is the guest of Mr. William Fisher, visiting the area and staying at his home.
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Lon Fisher
Bethlehem
William Fisher
Illness of Mrs Mary Copeland in Loveland Kansas
Mrs Mary Copeland of Loveland Kansas is ill at the home of her sister Mrs Chas Clark.
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Mary Copeland
Loveland
Kansas
Chas Clark
Sellersburg Lady Dies Sunday
Mrs. Mary G. Werle, 61, wife of Peter Werle, died at her Sellersburg home. Survived by husband, two daughters Ella G Werle and Alice Werte, three sons William P Werte, Charles H Werle and John St Werle, a brother George Morgan, a sister Mrs. Ella Deitrick, and another brother J Morgan in Belford. Funeral at Sellersburg Christian Church tomorrow at 2.00 p.m. with Rev. H. Shoulders, burial in town cemetery.
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Sellersburg
Mary G. Werle
Peter Werle
Werle
Richard Morgan
Ella G. Werle
Alice Werte
William P. Werte
Charles H. Werle
John St. Werle
George Morgan
Ella Deitrick
Sellerburg
J. Morgan
Belford
Sellersburg Christian Church
H. €. Shoulders
Huriat
Ferry service running soon between Jeffersonville and Louisville
Hope for early resumption of Torey service renewed after the steamer Chorge Hogers Clark was towed to the Government canal for shaft installation. The vessel has been tied at Jeffersonville since September 16 after a shaft broke. Officers bought a used shaft from Paducah to replace the damaged one. Vehicular traffic has moved to New Albany since the ship's layup.
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Jeffersonville
Louisville
Chorge Hogers Clark
Government Canal
Jeffersonville Landing
Paducah
Ite
New Albany
Aliens Rush to Obtain Naturalization Papers in Clark County
A wave of so called aliens in Clark County seeks first naturalization papers to gain voting rights in the upcoming election. German natives, long residents, are among those declaring intentions. State rulings from 1918 and reaffirmations by the State Board of Election Commissioners limit voting to those fully naturalized, with women allowed under federal amendment, while some await two years to qualify for final papers.
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Clark County
Eiht
Germany
Ele Stansbury
Diana
United States
State Board of Election Commissioners
Jeffersonville
Wanted Agent in Jeffersonville for Walking Famous Products
Classified ad seeking a lady or gentleman agent in Jeffersonville for Walking Famous Products with big profits. Respond with three to R. Watkins Co. at 56 Winona, Minnesota.
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Jeffersonville
R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
Shannon's Dairy Milk and Cream Advertisement
An old ad promotes Shannon's Dairy clarified pasteurized milk and cream delivered daily to homes. It claims milk is the cheapest food at 15 cents a quart and offers three times more nourishment than meat, urging use of milk cream and butter for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon’s
J Gienger & Co Farm Supply Ad Highlights Tools
Jeffersonville’s largest supply house markets J Gienger and Co offerings for farmers. The advertisement touts Wallis machinery and three teams, promising tractors that do the work of three and claims one third more bushels of corn, wheat, or oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gilenger & Co
Wallis
J. Gienger & Co
Jeffersonville
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Agen Ait
Congress
Star
Sisier State
Shar
Ugiety
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
New Chapel Charce
Jeffersonville Helpless
Meyers
Sellersdurg
Circuit Court
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