Wisconsin Prison Warden Urges Religion in Homes to Prevent Crime
Madison Wis Dec 11 Warden Daniel Woodward of the Wisconsin state prison argues for teaching religion and morals at home as crime prevention. He cites low Christian training among inmates and limited schooling, noting only about five percent have high school or college education. He also reports a Southeast gale at Seward Alaska leaves the Dora taking on water and likely a total toss.
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Madison, Wis
Daniel Woodward
Wisconsin State Prison
Woodward
Dora
Alaska Steamship Company
Seward
Alaska
Plan changes in boat race rules debated by associations
Morris M. Whitaker of the American Power Boat Association urges the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association to join in formulating new governing rules. Secretary Kidder notes western conditions differ, but the issue hinges on executive committee decisions and broader unity across regional groups.
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Morris Whitaker
American Power Boat Association
W. V. Kidder
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
American Association
Mississippi Valley Association
Whitaker
American Power Boat Assn
Morris M. Whitaker
Journalists Must Explain In Court In Idaho Ruling
Boise columnist publisher and editor must show cause in Idaho Supreme Court why they should not be punished for contempt for giving publicity to Col Roosevelt's views on a court decision that kept Roosevelt electors off the official ballot.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise Capital News
Supreme Court of Idaho
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Oil Foreman Killed In Fire At Bismarck Plant
Charles Derner foreman of Standard Oil grade house was killed when a fire of unknown origin swept the Bismarck plant destroying the facility.
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Bismarck
N. D
Charles Derner
Standard Oil Company
Charles T Peick Dies in Dakota
Charles T Peick a renowned northeastern Iowa businessman noted for scenic photographs of Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota died suddenly at Ryder North Dakota. He had built a successful McGregor studio moved to a Standing Rock claim residence. authorities report a dramatic jump from a second story but he died after being taken to a hospital.
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M'Gregor
Iowa
Ryder
North Dakota
Charles T. Peick
Mississippi Valley
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Peick
McGregor
Standing Rock
Police Chase Nude Man in Minneapolis Madness
Police chase ends in Minneapolis as Harry McGee aged 38 delirious from diphtheria flees through streets. Report notes erratic behavior and unclear motive amid frigid December dawn.
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Minneapolis
Harry McGee
Doctors and Peruna testimonials spark debate on payments
The article reports doctors both in favor of and opposed to Peruna, noting many offer testimonials for payment. A Kentucky physician, who never accepts pay for testimonials, describes Peruna curing inflammatory catarrh after years of failure with other methods. A North Carolina doctor claims a case cured by Peruna proves its value and offers sworn statements, while the author emphasizes ethical considerations and traces a long history of doctors' opinions on Peruna.
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Kentucky
County Medical Board
C. & QO. Railroad
State Medical Society
American Medical Association
North Carolina
United States
King of
Leters
Peru
Don
Columbus
Ohio
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