Evansville Men Arrested After Wreck and Bottle Assault
Chief Harbett arrested Fred Bennett of Evansville and Omer Wright of Jasonville after a head on wreck near Sunnyside mine. Bennett faces possession charges and Wright intoxication. Wright posted bond, Bennett delayed, jailed awaiting mayor’s court. Bennett smashed a bottle of liquor during the arrest attempt.
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Harbett
Sunnyside
Fred Bennett
Evansville
Omer Wright
Jasonville
Fred Wessel
Inman
Wright
Bennett
Mayor Inman
Bond
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Baltimore letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache weakness and insomnia. Women describe relief after use and encourage others to try the herbal medicine without drugs.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Seland Place
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fire destroys Green Valley mine engine room near Jasonville
The Green Valley mine near Jasonville lost its engine and boiler room in a fire between 3 and 4 am. Loss is estimated at 4000 to 5000 dollars, fully insured, with machinery badly damaged. Owner Jasper Schloot and Freeman interests say origin unknown but not believed incendiary. night watchman found the blaze and it was beyond control. Rebuilding is expected without delay.
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Green Valley
Jasonville
Jasper Schloot
Freeman
Schloot
Funeral arrangements for Jesse Sherwood announced
The remains of Jesse Sherwood who died suddenly in Terre Haute will arrive by local time train tomorrow and be taken to the home of his sister Mrs. Sallie Hunter on South Main Street. Funeral services will be held at the home at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with burial in Fairview.
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Jesse Sherwood
Tere Haute
Saliie Hunter
South Main Street
Fairview
City Power Plant Suffers Blowout Cutting Lights Briefly
A boiler blowout at the city electric light and power plant this morning cut off lights and power for about an hour. The Citizen office lost its notype machines for several hours. The old plant, once reliable, is now hanging on by its eye brows.
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City Electric Light and Power Plant
Uncle Eben Quip Pops Up In Washington Star Snippet
An old Washington Star quote features Uncle Eben joking about people zits to kickin for one thing or another. He compares habit to a parrot saying Polly wants a cracker.
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Washington Star
Chicago Bar chief fights organized crime with new Polizei
Roger Sherman elected president of the Chicago Bar Association pledges to mobilize a thousand new police and extra prosecutors to combat organized crime. He notes bar primaries select judicial candidates and a grievance committee hears complaints weekly to maintain honesty among lawyers and uphold public trust.
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Roger Sherman
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago
Sherman
University of Michigan
Northwestern University Law School
Bar Association
Association
Supreme Court of the State
Critics Target Ricci Visit as Interference
U S government officials dismiss criticisms of Vittorio Rolando Ricci Italian ambassador to the United States touring Italian-American communities across the country. Critics claim the ambassador’s talks aimed to mobilize Italian voters to favor Italy’s interests and influence U.S. elections, a move seen as foreign interference beyond ambassadorial duties.
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United States
Vittorio Rolando Ricci
Italy
Ricci
Chicago
Millionaire Baker Gifts Big to Arts and Hospitals
George F. Baker a New York financier donates 500000 to the Society of the New York Hospital and 1000000 to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He previously provided 700000 to Columbia University for the Dyckman tract athletic stadium, with the hospital gift issued as United States Victory loan notes. The NY Hospital Society and its White Plains facilities will benefit, and a Baker endowment fund of 750000 is created from current and prior gifts.
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George F. Baker
New York
Society of the New York Hospital
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Columbia University
Mr. Baker
Art Museum
United States Victory
Board of Governors
Baker
New York Hospital
West Sixteenth Street
Blomingdale Hospital
White Plains
Campbell
United States
George II of England
The
Metropolitan
From Litt l Poland to Gold Coast a Szukalski romance
Portrait of Stanislaw Szukalski the Polish New York sculptor who married Helen Louise Walker of Chicago. The article notes a social divide between Szukalski and his Chicago bride’s circle and recalls his early Chicago beginnings and controversial break with the Art Institute.
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Stanislaw Szukalski
New York
Helen Louise Walker
Chicago
Rudolph Weisenborn
Szukalski
Northwestern
S. J. Walker
Lake Forest
Little
Poland
Gold Coast
Mfe
Miss Walker
Mary Landon Baker
Young McCormick
Art Institute School
Institute
Seventh Crusade Echoes From Ancient Battles
Fragmentary text references a Seventh Crusade theme with biblical locations and a modern journey by air from Jerusalem. The passage blends historical conquest with contemporary travel imagery, noting a thinker capturing a fertile land long resisted invasion.
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Prohibition Law
Eben
Fisk
TN Ban Bank
Hanger Motor Co
N. E
Opera House
Sam
Rom “Littl
N. Main Street
Vincennes St
Ernest Berns & Co
North Locust St
Centralia
Marie McCain
Midland
A. D. Lace
Newberry
Mount of Olives
Jardin
Jerusalem
Nerdowierd
Smaib
Flory
M. J. Aikin & Son
Ford
H. C. McKee
Telephone
Randle Cosgrave
Dictionarie
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