Kokomo Labor Plans Tactics for Primaries and County Race
Organized labor in Kokomo Indiana moves to influence the February 18 county elections and state convention delegates. A trades council meeting blacklists unfriendly candidates and orders ward committees to elect labor friendly delegates and governors hopefuls. The group unanimously backs DeLos F Bell for Center township trustee.
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Kokomo
Ind
Trades Council
Republican Trades ‘Union
Organized Labor
Trades Unions
DeLos F. Bell
Center Township
Safe breaker captured after Danville escape
Robert Thoennes, a boy burglar who robbed the Lion and Deer store safe in Lafayette, was recaptured by Danville police at Tilton railroad yards four miles from Danville. He escaped from Lafayette police headquarters, rode a freight to Danville, but was seized as he was being returned to Lafayette.
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Lafayette Ind
Robert Toncennes
Lion & Deer
Danvilel
Tilton
Danville
Wabash
Walters
Lafayette
Thomas Leahy Dies After Fire Injuries at St. Joseph
Thomas Leahy, sixty one, grocer, died at St. Joseph hospital from burns suffered Sunday. Funeral was held Tuesday at St. Vincent de Paul church with interment at Mt. Hope. Other notes mention Bert Hoover, Edna Vernon visiting, Mrs. H White's return, and local illness and visits.
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Thomas Leahy
St. Joseph Hospital
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Mt. Hope
Bert Hoovers
Edna Vernon
H. White
William White
Seventeenth Street
Logansport
John Hovinger
Miller
St. Paul Church
Grandma” Baughman
Monte Carlo Girls Burlesque at Dowling Promises Glamour
The Monte Carlo Girls burlesque and vaudeville troupe opens at Dowling tonight with military burlesques and a lively chorus. The show features Trueheart, Dillon and Durke, Lew Golden, Vera Harte, John P Burke, Annie O Giden, Eva Sullivan, May Burns, and others. Encore acts include Miss Ollie Eaton noted for the diamond dress.
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Monte Carlo
Trueheart, Dillon and Durke
Lew Golden
Vera Harte
John P Burke
Annie O Giden
Dainty
Eva Sullivan
May Burns
Annie Golden
Vera Halle
Dowling’s
Miss Oll e Eaton Stars In Van Dyke Eaton Show At Nelson
Miss Oll e Eaton of the Van Dyke Eaton Company headlines all performances at Nelson next week. The gown features ten thousand stones set in a floral design and rivals Anna Held’s famous $20,000 diamond dress. Dingle, Foster, Hyer, Sprague, McCoy and others support the company in nightly changing vaudeville acts including musical and magic specialties, dancing, hoop rolling and illustrated songs. Free ladies tickets are offered Monday night under usual conditions.
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Anna
Miss Eaton
van Dyke & Eaton Company
Charles W. Dingle
Willard Foster
Clyde Hyer
Edmond L. Sprague
James E. McCoy
Police Capture Young Robber After Hidden Flight
A youth robber, who hid after the incident, was found yesterday afternoon by a police squad and arrested. Superintendent Powell was notified, and Captain L C Clark departed for Danville to bring the prisoner back on the first train.
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Spangler
Thoennes
Powell
L. C. Clark
Danville
Woman in Menswear Leads Horse Thief Ring Tale
Wabash Indiana woman Mrs James Story eloped with Guy Stanley and dressed as a man in Jerseyville Illinois and led a gang of horse thieves. The pair fled to Missouri with confessions of sensational robberies while in jail. Stanley and Story have relatives in Wabash. Stanley is divorced.
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Wabash
Ind
James Story
Guy Stanley
Nick Carter
Nellie Jones
Jerseyville, Hil
Jerseyville
Stanley
Missouri
Hart Could Succeed Pulliam As National League Boss
New York January 30 James A Hart former owner of the Chicago Cubs may be elected to succeed Harry Pulliam as president of the National League at the annual league meeting February 25 if Pulliam loses his fight against the National Association of Minor Leagues.
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New York
National Association of Minor Leagues
Harry Pulliam
National League
James A. Hart
Chicago Cubs
Pulliam
The Reporter On Sale at Roy al Slave Cigar Store
A note records The Reporter available for purchase at the Roy al Slave cigar store.
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Royal Slave Cigar Store
Fleet's Cruise Sparks House Debate on Coal Bill
The U S battleship fleet voyage to the Pacific triggers a heated House discussion over coal subsidies and the $1 906 000 urgent deficiency appropriation. Littlefield argues coal from foreign bottoms should be seized. Crumpacker and others defend the policy and merchant marine needs.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Pacific
Littlefield
Maine
Crumpacker
Indiana
Mr. Fitzgerald
Littleton
Johnson
South Carolina
Philippines
Twaney
Atlantic
Sherley
Kentucky
America
Gaines
Tenn
Morning Gown Described With White Serge and Blue Trim
A morning dress described in white serge features a waving blue covering along the surface. Banding and buttons are white serge with molds also covered in serge for a coordinated, delicate look.
Cupid's Charm Shapes Matches Yet Lacks Place to Scratch
A verse fragment portrays Cupid as crafty planner of schemes who forms matches but has no space to consummate them, highlighting limitations in his romantic meddling.
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Cupid
Muncie Factory Returns to Work and Local News Clippings
State briefs report Hinde Dauch plant resuming operations in Muncie boosting local employment. Vinces police chief Edgar M Fuller dies at home. Merchants in Muncie urge end to boycott and for riders to use streetcars again. Greenfield inventor George Williams creates a low cost metal rail tie. B and O Railroad stores ice in Syracuse. Peter Byerly of Princeton dies after wood alcohol ingestion in county jail. Mrs Fry of Crawfordsville dies from coal oil lamp accident. Clarion Carroll arrested in Ol good for check passing at Clarksburg. Ida Hill of Petersburg shoots at chicken thief and strikes glove off. Richmond Evangelical Lutheran Church to build a 40000 meeting house.
The New Beauty Cure Promises Tea for Complexion
The St Louis Times notes a trend of women drinking pale amber tea without milk or cream with lemon to improve complexion. It claims tea boosts vitality after shopping or golf and mentions Russian tea sets and wider availability of Indian and Ceylon teas from grocery stores rather than beauty parlors.
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St. Louis
England
India
Ceylon
Best Place for You to Meet Lovely Characters
Mabel suggests a penmanship school as the ideal setting to meet charming personalities. The idea frames handwriting lessons as a social venue and highlights the school environment as a friendly gathering place.
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Mabel
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