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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
3
Seee Ladies 25c and 25c underwear 75c to 1.00 wash waist 48c long black coats half price or less Carracal coats 25.00 skirts in voiles pans hats and more one half price. Mens suits and overcoats half price. Shoes 1.98 and other goods at sacrifice. Exchange or money refund offered for unsatisfactory purchases.
Dr Crapsey argues for greatest possible freedom in liquor sales, criticizing American restrictions. He contends European practice reduces drunkenness and disorder, advocates open sales without curtains, and rejects Sunday close laws as impractical. He also backs broader church involvement in community life.
Mildred Holland tours Italy for A Parchise of Lies research collecting period costumes and a lily pond painting for the stage. At the Nelson the Holland company presents The Time The Place and The Girl with a chorus of fifty and twelve broilers, plus touring stars Kyrle MacCurdy and Rowland Clifford. Danny Dougherty appears at the Nelson in a boxing bout.
The church faces a defensive era and must reach the public beyond church walls. Meetings for betterment are often held in theatres to attract attendees, suggesting theatres become greater spiritual centers than church buildings.
Chicago January 22 Twenty seven months of freedom at the maximum estimate will remain to John R Walsh the convicted banker even if this appeals to higher courts fail This was the calculation of an assistant district attorney yesterday Walshs lawyers cannot present their perfected appeal before the United States circuit court of appeals before the April term The court probably will not hand down a decision until the October term
The schools at Clear Creek near Bloomington have been closed due to a smallpox outbreak, affecting students, staff, and local families awaiting further health guidance.
State brief items report the Yorktown and Gaston Bell Telephone authorities seeking free service into Muncie. Also noted are a Noblesville woman burned when a coal oil lamp exploded and others injured or killed in accidents and crimes across Indiana towns.
Japan pledges to avoid overseas labor recruitment to protect domestic workers. Government officials say measures will ensure workers remain in Japan, addressing labor shortages while maintaining economic stability.
Tokyo reports Viscount Hayashi, Japan's foreign minister, outlines government policy on emigrants as students. He says personal screening for those traveling to America will be enforced, with two sureties required and parallel restrictions for real students. He adds a plan to bar emigration to Hawaii and Mexico and warns against political agitation harming relations and trade.
A quoted political position asserts that advocating for politicians is harmful to the state and that the current policy is fully justified by the fundamental principle of international relations. The remark frames a defense of the present approach as aligned with broader diplomatic norms.
At the United Mine Workers of America ninthteen annual convention in Tomlinson Hall 1400 delegates from anthracite and bituminous districts gather to mark John Mitchells retirement after nine years and seven months at the helm His term ends April 1 with re election undecided and union ballots counted for new officers as talks with operators on wage agreements loom after January 30.
Columbus Ohio January 22 Mayor Tom L Johnson of Cleveland hailed a major victory as the Ohio Supreme Court upheld the Forest City Railway three cent fare franchise on Dennison avenue from West Twenty Fifth to Lorain Avenue. The suit by taxpayer William Reynolds aimed to void the franchise. Forest City attorney D C Westenhaver called the ruling the most signal since the U S supreme court decision on Woodland Avenue five cent fare.
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