Gompers Attacks Judge Anderson On West Virginia Ruling
President Samuel Gompers of the AFL says the Indianapolis injunction against miners' union activity makes law abiding labor hard. Operator Harry Olmstead says it frees the coal industry and upholds contracts. Both warn of rising class hatred and demand fair treatment of workers.
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Crabs Walk Off With Clocks on Christmas Island
In Oceanica, Christmas Island hosts giant landcrabs two feet across that swarm camps and threaten travelers. An astronomer party aided by Admiral Wharton could not protect supplies as the crabs carried away two large chronometers.
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Oceanica
Admiral Wharton
Popular Science Monthly
Dachs Hana Sparks Dining Room Debate in Courier Journal
A playful exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal features Tom and a dachshund named Hana. The pair debate keeping Hana out of the dining room while the pet must project into the space during kitchenette meals.
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Tom
Louisville Courier- Journal
Hem-Reid Tablet Promises Nighttime Cure for Piles
An advertisement claims piles originate internally and salves fail. Hem-Reid, a harmless tablet, supposedly removes the cause and works while you sleep. It offers a money back guarantee if ineffective, with druggist W. J. Wamiltop selling it.
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Hem-Reid
W. J. Wamiltop
Farmers meeting elects officers for upcoming fair
A successful farmers meeting at the Saron Re formed church elected George Sharp as president Henry Kramer as vice president J H Haseman as secretary treasurer and appointed committees for a forthcoming meeting on the 15th to discuss plans for an agricultural fair with Henry A Kramer on the chicken display Henry J Kramer on grain John J Berns hogs John Berns Sr cattle and J H Haseman domestic arts.
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George Sharp
Henry Kramer
J. H. Haseman
Henry A. Kramer
Henry J. Kramer
John J. Berns
John Berns, Sr
Mrs Sarah A Phillips Buried In Farmersburg
Mrs. Sarah A. Phillips aged 76 died suddenly Monday and was buried this afternoon in Farmersburg. She was sister of the late Mrs. Marion A. Phillips and widow of Joshua Phillips, having married brothers.
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Sarah A. Phillips
Farmersburg
Dreamland Tonight Show At Dreamland Theatre
Dreamland tonight features three serials The White Horeman The Yellow Arm and The Terror Trail at 10c all seats. Tom Mix appears tomorrow and Friday with The Night Horsemen Wm Fox release continuing the bill.
Joe E Beasley Sprains Ankle Jumping From Car
Joe E Beasley suffered a sprained ankle yesterday while leaping from a car and will require crutches for a period.
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Joe E. Beasley
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