Thousands Back Taggart as Backers Rally Support
A New Castle Daily Times piece argues that prominent Indiana leaders and advocates praise Thomas Taggart. It notes support from Father Gavish state charities head Albion Fellows and educational authorities, plus business and labor groups backing his potential U.S. Senate bid.
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Sunday Star
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Father Gavish
State Board of Charites
Albion Fellows
Tagpart
Taggart
Smyrna Sunday School Organizes New Officers
The Smyrna young men and ladies Sunday school class organized at Miss Mayme Officer's home. Officers elected: Ruth Ritchie president, Paul Garrett vice president, Earl Clines secretary treasurer, Esther Ritchie class reporter, Stanley Porter devotional chair, Lena Wilson membership, Bertha It social. A quarterly business meeting is set, first Friday before the first Sunday. Pastor Rev W C Dolive leaves in April to sail for China. Attendance was light due to rain and Sunday services were moved to 7 30 PM.
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Mayme
Ruth Ritchie
Paul Garrett
Earl Clines
Esther Ritchie
Stanley Porter
Lena Wilson
Bertha Clines
William Porter
Elsie
Illinois
Fred Craig
W. C. Dolive
China
Sloan's Liniment Advertises Pain Relief
An old advertisement proclaims Sloan's Liniment clears rheumatism and allied pains by improving blood flow and warmth. It promotes 25c 50c and $1 bottles and adds a Dean's Ointment for itching skin issues. mentions Mrs. Austins Bag Pancake.
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Sloan
Dean
Austin
University Censors Dress Code For Indiana Coeds Frocks
Bloomington March 29 Indiana University enforces attire limits under a Sanity in Attire policy with Dean of Women Miss Roby Mason inspecting dances. Dresses must meet a standard above shoe tops with noncompliant students sent to dormitories and some protest by taller students.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Roby Mason
Willard Says Knockout Would Hurt Boxing Game
ESS Willard declares a knockout would harm boxing and he does not intend to retire. He arrived from New York with abruise on his right hand after fighting Frank Moran, plans to start season with a circus on April 29, contract said to be worth 150000 dollars, greeted by a large crowd in Chicago.
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Chicago
Jess Willard
New York
Frank Moran
Moran
Willard
Tom Jones
Mitchell Father Welcomes Twin Sets in Nine Years
Mitchell Indiana reports George Cooper, a laborer, is father to thirteen living children after nine years of marriage. The latest birth brings a boy and a girl, forming another set of twins among his offspring, all reported as doing well.
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Mitchell, Ind
George Cooper
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a laxative to remove poisons from the system. It claims accumulated waste and poisons cause ailments and urges taking a dose tonight for relief by morning.
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Dr. King
Adv
West Pointers in Continent Talk at Army Anniversary
West Pointer alumni from across the nation gathered for the 114th anniversary of the United States Military Academy at West Point. In New York 800 dined at the Astor Hotel while San Francisco and Chicago hosted many more, with old cadet friendships and jokes spanning the continent. The New York grand ballroom was transformed to resemble West Point and featured top Army officials and West Point staff among the attendees.
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New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Anil Tary Academy
West Point
Hotel Astor
San F Francisco
Chicago
Sons of the Point
St. Louis
New Orleans
Galveston
San Antonio
Flondula
Manila
Chum Holabird
Chicage
Danter
Traplird
South Carolina
Timn
J. Franklin Tell
Western Department of the Army
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
4. C.F. Ison
Anot
Villa
Lind
United States
Vera Cruz
Frederick Funston
Bell
Border Command
Little Kansan
J. ©. Young
Annapolis
C. P. Townsley
Military Academy
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
John L. Chamberlain
Eastern Department
Edwin F. Glenn
Governors Island
Wwalstead Derey
Leonard Wood
C. P. Echols
Sammuel KE. Tillman
O. B. Mitchum
W. I
Texas
Westervelt
Sandy Hook
Theodore A. Bigham
Douglas I. McWkay
Matthew Bo Haman
Youngest Army Ever Called mobilized in New York
One thousand New York schoolboys aged twelve and up enrolled at armories in Manhattan and Brooklyn for a city summer camp organized by the National School Camp association. General Leonard Wood supports the plan as officers from his command attend enrollments. The camp, likely on Staten Island, may host up to 15,000 boys for two months starting July 1 with a small fee and personal uniform requirements.
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New York
National Guard
Manhattan
Brooklyn
National School Camp Association
Broadway
Leonard Wood
Twenty-third Infantry Regiment
Bedford Avenue
Droekiva Fady
T. S. Maurphy
Ert Waideworth
Brooklya Tolytechnic Institute
Aitena
Troiey
Poys
Staten
Evantess
Arite
Boy Scouts
Jail Better Than Home for Five Years Inmate
August Kruse, a voluntary jail inmate at Du Page county jail in Wheaton Illinois for five years, paid one dollar a day for room and board. He was once petitioned as insane in 1906 but judged sane. he refused home life and planned to move west to farm anew while staying in jail.
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Chicago
August Kruse
du Page
Wheaton
Moe
Kruse
Fall Corrects His Vision
Mittsheld Massachusetts insurer Henry Travers Jr. fell on an icy sidewalk striking his head and neck. For years he wore glasses but after the fall he found he could read without them. He does not advocate this method for fallen eyesight.
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Mittsheld
Mass
Itenry Travers, Jr
Western Union expands telegraphic money transfers
Western Union announces a new service allowing money transfers to include business or personal communications. Information will be delivered to the payee when the transfer is paid, enabling quick payments for banking, insurance, taxes, tuition, rail and steamship tickets, and other expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Beneft
Western Union Company
United States
Telegraph Company
Safes blown open in Batesville burglaries
March 29 report says burglars blew the safes of Batesville Lumber Company and Krome & Son, taking $03 from Krome & Son and $25 from the lumber firm. Entry gained by breaking windows. no injuries reported.
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Batesville, Ind
Batesville Lumber Company
Krome & Son
Lumber Company
Rand Wallace Tie the Knot in Winona
Chancie Rand aged 28 and Christine Wallace aged 14, both of the Winona area, were married in Winona Kentucky by Rev. B. T. Vincent. Rand is a brother of Dr. B. Q. Rand.
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Milton
Maroh
Chancie Rand
B. Q. Rand
Christine Wallace
Winona
B. T. Vincent
Beware of Mercury Containing Otn Ments Warns of Mercury Dangers
An old warning notes mercury in certain elixirs harming the senses and system. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free with internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Read label to ensure genuine product and ask doctors for prescriptions.
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Marcury
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. 2
Cheney & Co
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Winona, KY
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