Brother of Hoosier Author Dies After Surgery
William E. Ade brother of George Ade the Indiana author died in Chicago after a surgical operation. Ade 61 had been active in farming circles and progressive politics. his sister married Warren McCray’s wife. He served Newton County as treasurer and left a legacy in agricultural and civic life.
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William E. Ade
George Ade
Northwestern
Thoina
Henretin Hospital
Chicago
John Ade
Parmer
Binker
Adeowss
Chicage
Brook
Ade
Tre
Td Theras
Congress
Indiana
Warren Vo McCray
Coveynor
Ade Wats
Newton County
To Speak for Indiana Women at Democratic Convention
Miss Julia Sanders from Indiana speaks at a national Democratic committee meeting in Indianapolis on June 21. She will outline reforms to be included in the party platform and present proposals on industrial revision to the labor committee and Mrs. Robert Bruere.
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Eddianapolis
Todiance
National Democratic
Miss Landers
Tadintma
Robert Bruere
Woman's Duea
Convicted for Robbery of Theater in Danville TV Case
Arthur W. Cuthburt alias Arthur W. Curtis of Kansasity found guilty of robbing the Pat nee tester theater on May 2, 1920. Nellie Curtis testified for the state and was released after cooperating. The trial linked Cuthibart to two prior notes stolen from the press, with family members present.
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Danville
Arthur W. Cuthburt
Arthur W. Curtis
Kansasity
Cuphivart
Wott
Tiltheaeh
Uthbart
Cuthibarrs
Nellie Curtis
Diriaville
Rathers
Uchhurt
Lightning Strikes Barn and Sheds in Alten Township
A severe storm caused a barn and several outbuildings to be struck by lightning. The blaze damaged buildings and left one horse injured. property loss is estimated around fifty thousand dollars. Emergency crews responded but the cause was listed as a weather-related incident with no further details.
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Wendallvidle
Pbidsvarad Adieu
Alten
Wayne
Dirkness
Cummisston
Farmers Die of Heart Disease in Two Deaths
Woeoshineron June 2b Frink A. Dix an owner of Tiehlands sauiteri Wat Martinsville was found dead by his wife. He was stricken with fear disease while sitting on the pore after taking cows to pasture. Besides the widow five children survive. Wesley Reed a prominent farmer of Bogard township was found dead in bed by his wife. The art disease is re lied to have been the cause of death. Surviving with the widow are three children.
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Woeoshineron
Frink A. Dixan
Tiehlands Sauiteri
Martinsville
Tbe
Wesley Reed
Bogard Township
Swindler Burnham Arrested After South Bend Scam
W J Burnham, accused of swindling 60 to 70 people in South Bend out of about 8000, allegedly sold property on borrowed contracts he did not own. He was arrested in Camden New Mexico and will be brought to South Bend for trial, having lived there months while his bank balance reportedly fell below 6.
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South Bend
W. J. Burnham
Burnham
Camden
South Wend
Ham
National Interest Centers on Bolshevism and Politics
National mood centers in San Francisco race for presidential candidates with Wood and Taft party splits. Bolshevism rumors rise as Trotzky’s forces grow, Poland and Russia fight, and League of Nations faces strain amid Persia and Shantung tensions. Marching fronts in Europe and Asia shape future policy.
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San Francisco
Bolshevism
League of Nations
Democratic Conclave Sparks Nomination Speculation in San Francisco
Palpitant national interest shifts to the Democratic conclave in San Francisco where internal forces and ambitions promise notable combustion. Expected nominees include William G. McAdoo of New York James M. Cox of Ohio A Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma Edward S T Edwards of New Jersey Gilbert M Hitchcock of Nebraska Hoke Smith of Georgia and John W Davis of Virginia as ambassador to Great Britain Vice President remains undecided.
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San Francisco
Chicago
William G. McAdoo
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Edward ST. Edwards
New Jersey
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Legion Convention in Cleveland Sets Record Expected Rally
Leaders among ex service men predict the American Legion convention in Cleveland Ohio on September 27 28 and 29 will rival the Republican and Democratic gatherings. It will be a grand war veterans rally where vital issues for the United States are to be debated by direct representatives of thousands of fighting men and their families.
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American Legion
Cleveland
United States
No major disorders reported in Mexico amid quiet period
Observers note a lull in Mexican unrest as Moesivan fatigue spreads and factions hold, while optimism rises. Only in Chi shunina near Villa is there notable unrest, with the government pledged to capture or kill those involved.
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Mexico
Chishunina
Girly
Hunt's Salve Sold With Money Back Guarantee For Decades
Hunt's Salve, once Hunt's Cure, has sold for over thirty years with a money back guarantee. It treats eczema, itch, ringworm, tetter, and other skin diseases. Testimonies claim its cures, including M Timerlin of Durant Oklahoma who saved money on doctors by one box of Hunt's Cure.
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M. Timerlin
Durant
Oklahoma
Hunt
Got Her Revenge All Right
In court the eminent counsel appeals to the jury noting Americans are a valorous race and would not insult a gentleman. A stern woman at the back challenges him with a cutting remark about a meddlesome elder, revealing tension in the courtroom.
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Coldis
Toudis
Ex Buck Seeks Pork and Beans Menu Inquiry
A diner at a fashionable restaurant asks where pork and beans are listed. The waiter directs him, and the patron jokes about taking everything on the menu above and below a line.
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France
American Legion Weekly
Imperial Census Practice Traced in Ancient China
The eldest master of every ten households counted families yearly and submitted the list to the imperial tax house, forming a curious method of population accounting in historical China.
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China
Imperial
Musicians Play by Ear Prompt Aurist Consultation
A quip notes that some musicians who improvise by ear might benefit from an aurist's assessment. The remark playfully hints at hearing and musical talent in a concise social jab.
War Drives Cotton and Linen Prices Up
Wartime pressures double costs of cotton and linen while shoppers seek value. A laundry tip suggests using Red Cross Ball Blue to extend fabric life. Grocers advertise low prices at 5e.
Air Planes Rescue Belated Transatlantic Mail At Sea
Experiments prove flying boats can deliver late mail to ships at sea. Airmail bags are snagged by grappling lines from planes and pulled aboard while the ship maintains its voyage.
Four of them were not at home joke told in Chicago Tribune
A reader recalls an awkward moment after returning home to find four playing cards and their mother in the living room, a memory that has stuck since that day. The teller blurts out that they had “the best luck” because most of the players were away.
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Chicago Tribune
Still With One Have you got rid of that run down feeling yet
A brief dialogue captures a character asking if fatigue remains as another responds about dodging passing cars. The exchange highlights urban weariness and a sense of restlessness amid a busy street scene. The tension underscores daily grind and motion in the city.
Hair Dilemma Dawned On A Dam
Innuendo and a distressed remark about hair prompt a suggestion to seek a hair specialist. The exchange highlights a light social moment with two unnamed women discussing grooming.
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