Red Cross Christmas Seals Sold by Progressive Club
The Progressive Club sales committee continued Christmas seal sales to city lodges. Sold totals include Eagles 500 Knights of Columbus 500 Rebekahs 500 Women’s Club 200 Mental Culture Club 200 Current Topics Club 200. Seals are holiday reminders usable on all items except mail faces.
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Red Cross
Progressive Club
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Rebekahs
Women’s Club
Mental Culture Club
Current Topics Club
SIDE LIGHTS ON RAIL ACCIDENTS
The monthly bulletin from the Wabash local division lists suspensions and dismissals for railroad discipline. It reports one engineer five days and thirty to sixty day suspensions for delays and rule violations, several brakemen with 5 to 15 day penalties, a conductor discharged for incompetency, two brakemen discharged for intoxication, totaling 430 demerits against 105 merits. Superintendent Sullivan at Peru issued the bulletin yesterday.
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Tbhe
The
Wabash
Sullivan
Peru
Labor Leaders Condemn Violence After McNamaras Arrest
The statement from the labor committee denounces violence and crime by a few, condemns the McNamaras arrest method as a Russian style seizure, and reiterates that organized labor aims to rights within the law. It stresses unity against violence and defends labor’s humanitarian goals. Signed by Samuel Gompers, Frank Morrison, and six other members.
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Organized Labor
McNamaras
W. J. Burns
Los Angeles
Organized Labor of
America
Organized Labor Movement
American Labor Movement
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
McKinley Wins Prize in Best Kept School Yard Contest
The McKinley school on the north side won the prize from the art department for best kept yard. Webster and Tipton schools received honorary mention. Thanksgiving vacation ended the contest as judges considered McKinley’s conditions. Many pictures funded by last spring’s May festival are framed and displayed at Graves' bookstore window awaiting distribution to other buildings.
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Art Department
Public Schools
McKinley
Webster
Tipton
Graves
Big Game Dinner at Red Men's Hall Delights Lodge Members
Last night in the Red Men's hall the local tribe held its annual game supper. The banquet was one of the largest ever and widely enjoyed with abundant rabbits and wild game. The event ended with a smoker and social session.
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Red Men’s Hall
Grand jury clears Bowland in Bayer shooting case
Howard county grand jury reports no true Dill found after investigating the shooting of William Bayer of Delphi by Patrolman John Bowland on Ko komo. Bowland will not be held responsible for Bayer s death, Bayer then a fugitive from justice.
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Howard County
Grand Jury
William Bayer
Delphi
John Bowland
Kokomo
Bowland
Bayer
Tragic death of George Howard in Boone township aftermath looms
The tragedy occurred when George Howard died after a day of carousal crashing into Panhandle tracks near Royal Centre and a fast train. His widow Mrs. Howard, mother of nine with oldest at fifteen, contemplates legal action against liquor sellers, promising an unusual county suit.
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George ‘Howard
Boone Township
Ian
Panhandle
Royal Centre
King and Queen welcomed at canvas city spectacle
The emperor and empress were greeted by Indian princes officers soldiers and foreign tourists. Their entourage included bullock carts modern carriages motor cars and elaborately caparisoned elephants and horses. A vast canvas city housed about a quarter million people with green lawns polo grounds and avenues as dignitaries moved through for official receptions.
Many Probes in Spotlight Continued From Page One
The article details compensation rules for injuries in employment cases. It outlines payments for total permanent disability at fifty percent of wages for life, permanent partial injuries at fifty percent for 30 to 72 months, temporary total and partial disabilities, and death benefits to widows or dependents, all in monthly installments.
Bragg Guest of E L Osborn in Montana Visit
C W Bragg a special agent for the Great Northern railroad visits E L Osborn at 1234 High street. Bragg was formerly connected with the police department of the Panhandle in this city.
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C. W. Bragg
Great Northern Railroad
Montana
North Dakota
E. L. Osborn
High Street
Bragg
Police Department of
the Panhandle
Shadowing to Confession McManigal Details Revealed
McLaren and detectives traced McManigal from Chicago to Detroit and back, shadowing him with his wife and children. He confessed after being confronted, with McNamara, Burns, and J B McNamara present. The narration covers trips, hotel moves, and threats to secure the admission, leading to a detailed internal account.
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McLaren
McManigal
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
Municipal
Indianapolis
J. J. McNamara
Milwaukee
Hibernian Bank
Mr. Burns
Burns
The
Ironworkers’ Union
Toledo
James B. McManigal
Detroit
Meyerhoff Hotel
J. B
F. Caldwell
G. Foster
Biddinger
Reed
J. B. McNamara
Mece- Manigal
Yeggs
Burne
Ford
Golden Sun Coffee Offers Five Distinct Blends
The Woolson Spice Company of Toledo Ohio markets Golden Sun Coffee with five blends to suit five classes of drinkers. It promotes steel cut cans and ground options and claims to be produced by the Woolson Spice Company, a large importer of coffee tea and spices.
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Woolson Spice Company
Toledo
Ohio
Diphtheria Reports From South Bend Schools
Associated Press report from Indianapolis dated December 7 states Dr J P Simons of the state health laboratory found diphtheria germs in throat cultures of South Bend schoolchildren who had been pronounced cured for several weeks.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
J.P Simons
Laboratory of Hygiene
State Board of ‘Health
Childdren
South Bend
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McNamara
James B
Vincent Altman
American Federation of Labor
Clarance S. Darrow
Altman
Llewellyn Iron Works
the Times
Tribune
Alaskas
Golden Sun Coffee
Cravenettes
Deena Eer
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