Fugitive Joe Stone Captured After Bedford Escape
Joe John Stone, sought for alleged theft, fled toward the fairground before authorities corralled him near Bedford. Deputies chased to a river wharfboat, Stone was bound and jailed after a failed attempt to hide in a vacant house. he faces grand jury action next. Nearby, two local suspects face court actions over related offenses.
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Win Mronnier
Madison
Sherrie Sanders
Bedford
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Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Madison Citizen
Madison resident Charles Zeigler, 943 North Walnut, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved kidney pain from cold attacks. He endorses the product as true to claims and urges neighbors to try it at 60c a box through Faster Milburn Co.
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Madison
Charles Zeigler
North Walnut Street
UAC
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Milburn Co
Kulfato
N.Y
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Omaha Mob Attacks Mayor Smith During Lynching Rampage
Omaha officials report Mayor Smith gravely injured after a mob attempted to hang him for not surrendering a black prisoner. Federal troops guard streets as riot damage to the courthouse and records reaches a quarter million dollars. William Brown and Agnes Lobeck tied to a grim night of terror.
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Omaha
Omeb
Smith
William Brown
Agnes Lobeck
Yath
Mayer
Appointment for Madison churches by M E Conference
The Methodist Conference appointed Madison pastors for Trinity Church J W Turner Grace Church C W Maupin West Madison Church C A Reapan. The Indianapolis decision was announced September 29.
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M. E. Conference
Indianapolis
Methodist Conference
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Herch J. W. Turner
Grace Church
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Lieutenant Colonel Ryan Found Dead in Fort Wayne Hotel
Lt. Col. Thompson Ryan of the Indiana recruiting district was found dead in a Fort Wayne hotel room. Heart failure was listed as the cause. The item notes a motto about work as a prescription for success and mentions Russia's annual galt production exceeding 2,100,000 tons.
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Thompson Ryan
Indiana Recruiting District
Russia
Ninth Day Summary of the Steel Workers Strike
On the ninth day the strike shifted little. western Pennsylvania saw operator gains while general conditions neared normal. Wall Street bets on failure pushed crucible steel to a high, Bethlehem’s effort remained ineffective, and clashes occurred at Waukegan between strikers and deputies. Gary tinplate mills may close. Gary, Hammond, Indiana Harbor and South Chicago report about one quarter normal work. London reports troops on duty amid a railroad strike.
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Bethlehem
Waukegan
Uhavis
Gary
Hammond
Indiana Harbor
Chicago
Record of Race Outbreak in Montgomery
Montgomery September reports a riot aftermath with one policeman and four Black residents dead, a white boy missing, two Black leaders driven from the city, and lynchings that began the night before.
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Montgomery
Strike of shipyard workers seen if wage increase ban stays
President O Connell of the metal trades AFL warns a strike by shipyard workers is inevitable unless the Navy Department and Shipping Board revoke the order prohibiting wage increases. He spoke after a conference of union leaders in Washington.
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Navy Department and Shipping Board
O'Connell
Metal Trades Section
AFL
Heated Senate Debate Over New's Dalmatia Resolution
Senate debated Senator New's resolution seeking information on American naval landings in Dalmatia. Senator Hitchcock accused Republicans of delaying the treaty with a systematic filibuster and constant heckling of the President.
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Senate
New
Dalmatia
Hitchcock
Hittchcock
Fire damages George Dittgern's store and coal yard
Fire swept the northwest corner of West and Fourth streets destroying George Dittgern's store and adjacent coal yard. Investigation found coal oil bottles outside and soaked fuel on doors and windows, with neighbors reporting a recent suspicious blaze. Insurance covers the loss as investigators pursue potential arson links to a prior factory fire.
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George
Perry
Perry Calhe
Watian
Bedi
Michels
West
Forth Streets
Rural Communities Gain Access to Government Surplus Articles
Postmaster Lawler receives notice that rural areas can buy surplus Army items from USS stores in Detroit Sonvel Indianapolis Louisville Lexington Ky. A mail order department at U S Quartermaster Depot Jeffersonville will fill orders. Items sold at attractive prices to lower living costs. Mail orders from Indianapolis Louisville and Lexington are limited. All orders over two dollars shipped by parcel post insured at government expense.
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Army Quartermaster Retail
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Indianapolis
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Britain would have 74 and U S votes on toll policy
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