Miss Anna Goodman and Virgil Isenogle wed at Burris chapel
Miss Anna Goodman of near Linton and Virgil Isenogle of Lyons were married quietly at Burris chapel on a Saturday morning with Rev. Jord Fields officiating. They plan to reside in Lyons and later drive to Indianapolis after the ceremony.
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Anna Goodman
Linton
Virgil Isenogle
Lyons
Burris Chapel
Jord Fields
Indianapolis
Jess Wright
Clinton Goodman
Jesse Goodman
Jim Ray Cave
Mary Goodman
Audrey Padgett
Sullivan
Joe Lindsey
Christian Fideavor
Mary Tincher
John Padgett
Busy spinster hides valuables in forty places
The Boston Transcript notes a busy old spinster who spends most daylight hours concealing her valuables in 40 locations to foil expected burglars and most of the night gathering them for a single pile in case of emergency.
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Boston Transcript
Dust storms pack enormous amounts of dust in air
An expert on West dust and sandstorms estimates that a cubic mile of air during a dry storm can hold 225 tons of dust in ordinary conditions and up to 126000 tons in severe events. Such dust storms may endure 20 to 30 hours.
Labor Voices Stand to Lure Judiciary at AFL Debate
At the AFL convention in Cincinnati labor delegates voiced support for four constitutional amendments, repeal of the Sherman Act, and new laws to curb Supreme Court decisions. The plan calls for a congressional veto of court rulings, guaranteed rights to organize, bargain collectively and strike, child labor limits, and easier constitutional changes. The debate featured no dissent from the committee and strong rhetoric against the judiciary.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Special Policy Committee
Supreme Court
Prohibition Debate Dominates Homeopathy Convention
Dr. William Love argued against lip stick as ruinous to complexion during the American Institute of Homeopathy meeting in Chicago. Royal S. Copeland, New York City health commissioner, attacked the Volstead Act, claiming it spurs drug use, household mixtures, and amateur distillations.
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Chicago
William Love
American Institute of Homeopathy
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Safer in a Bed or Train Car Says Insurance Firms
Accident statistics favor being in a bed in the cellar or in a Pullman steel car on a railroad train as safer than at home. Passengers in ordinary cars sit still, reducing risks, while a Pullman’s steel and mass offer greater protection in a collision.
Days of the Cave Man
European caves reveal ancient human life with ash and char rubble. Occupation marks extend into deep recesses as tools and handiwork emerge from centuries past. Cave bears and lions shared these dark lairs, along with hyenas, among other predators.
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Europe
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