Indiana Supreme Court rules lodge buffet keeper guilty of operating a blind tiger
The Indiana Supreme Court this afternoon found James Givens, steward of the Order of Larks in Portland, guilty of operating a blind tiger. The ruling affirmed a Jay county court decision in the appeal from the lodge facility.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
James Givens
Order of Larks
Portland
Jay County
Inquiry closes on Colorado coal strike with witnesses
United States federal industrial relations commission ends its three week Colorado coal strike probe here. Special agents will stay days longer to collect statements from additional witnesses, including Attorney General Farrar Governor Ammons and UMW leaders. Farrar calls some union leaders anarchists. Linderfelt presents air cushion and poison bullets used by strikers. In Nish an official Serb report cites 80 000 Austrian prisoners with 10 000 more captured at Belgrade battle and 30 000 Austrians remaining mobilized against Serbs.
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Col
United States Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Colorado
Commission
State Militia
John Lawson
Frank Hayes
United Mine Workers
Farrar
Linderfelt
Nish
Tarlak
Belgrade
Goethals to Meet Wilson Over Isthmian Neutrality
Governor Goethals left Colon for Washington to report alleged neutral ity breaches by belligerent ships in the Panama canal zone. Officials expect his arrival next Wednesday or Thursday as the Tacoma speeds from Santo Domingo to Colon. The navy planned a cruiser move on the west Mexican coast and Goethals to seek congressional funds for next year's canal needs.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Goethals
Colon
Tacoma
Santo Domingo
Navy Department
Howard
San Diego
Balboa
Pacific
Germans hold 475650 Russians prisoners in war office tally
Berlin reports 475650 un wounded Russian prisoners captured by Germans including officers. The war office says operations in Poland north of Lowicz indicate a frontal advance on Russians behind Ezura as part of ongoing campaigns.
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Berlin
Sayville
War Office
Poland
Lowicz
Ezura
Korshak details payments to crush arson trust in Chicago trial
Mrs. Fannie Korshak testified she received 10000 dollars in cash and 250 dollars monthly for over a year from fire insurance companies to break the alleged arson trust. She testified as a star witness for the state in the arson trial of Joseph Fish, a wealthy insurance adjuster.
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Chicago
Fannie Korshak
Korshak
Joseph Fish
Owen's Ruling May Have Local Effect
Attorney General Walter C. Owen stated that officers of deputy oil inspector and county judge are incompatible. He noted potential conflicts in Wendling v. fire and police commission where the commission sat as judge during charges brought by its own members. The case, now before the state supreme court, centers on whether the commission had authority to charge Wendling.
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Walter C. Owen
John Wendling
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
Lewis Meyer
Owen
Wendling
John E. Langdon
L. C. Colman
Fire and Police Commission
The
Supreme Court
Commission
Raid on Scarborough Hartlepool Whitby Threatens North Sea
Seaport towns Scarborough Hartlepool and Whitby were bombed. Seaton Carew south of Scarborough also damaged with fourteen dead and many injured. Reports claim two German cruisers sunk while British fleet damaged. Whitby Abbey partially destroyed. gas works water works churches and homes damaged. residents flee by train as sea planes patrol. Censors suppress full details and German losses remain unconfirmed.
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Scarborough
Hartlepool
Whitby
Seaton Carew
North Sea
Northumberland
Boxing club seeks postponement in Moha case
The Hudson Boxing club asked the state boxing commission to move the hearing on Bob Moha a local middleweight accused of fouling Mike Gibbons in a recent Hudson bout. Moha seeks his share of the purse already withheld, with a hearing slated for Friday.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hudson Boxing Club Today
State Boxing Commission
Bob Moha
Mike Gibbons
Hudson
Moha
Flush Kidneys With Rad Salts Health Claim
An advertisement claims regular meat eaters should flush kidneys with four ounces of rad Salts daily for a few days to restore kidney function. It states the product, Jad Salts, is made from grape and lemon acids with lithia and is safe, inexpensive, and beneficial for urinary and bladder issues.
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Jaruggist
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