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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
2
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Fragmentary text describes winter hardships and efforts to pass bills while noting inland water issues. The lines reference a broad struggle and rising costs, but the readable parts are incomplete.
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A powerful earthquake near Salvador devastates Port Limon Costa Rica with island collapse. An estimated 170 people perish as a lagoon island sinks beneath waves sending boats adrift and triggering widespread panic among shore villages.
Justice Gallagher reviews administrator Prod Pitner report showing $2 250 in new sign and directs funds to Astle if dieleclein of Aberdeen. Andrew WTflebelein, invited by Mrs Gunness, arrived with $3 000. The Guiness affair ends with a private grave and questions over estate riches and heirs.
Bridgeport Ohio reports unofficial returns showing Too. Lewis re elected national president of the United Auto Workers of America with a 30 000 vote margin. Local supporters claim Lewis received the strongest vote in history and the district backed him solidly. John Zotenka also re elected to lead the district group.
Chicago authorities file a fresh set of indictments charging the National Packing Company and its officers with restraint of trade. The case is docketed before United States District Judge Landis, with trial before District Judge George Carpenter. The indictments aim to avoid disputes over Landis prior involvement in a beef packing investigation.
Copenhagen reports former Minister of Justice sentenced to eight years in prison. He must repay vast sums tied to a 14 year career as banker broker and justice official. Alberti’s thefts are described as Denmark’s largest, affecting thousands and reaching the king.
Burglars who fired on five policemen killed two in London England. They tunneled from a rented house on Cutter Street to the vaults of Henry Harris Jewelry Shop in Houndsditch and obtained about $100 000.
A Tangier dispatch reports the German postal station at Fez was pillaged on December 6 and a courier arriving from Fez says $10,000 was stolen. The event was reported from Paris with details from Tangier.
A group of Indiana women has organized a society to seek husbands. The club's secretary is corresponding with young bachelors in the northwest to arrange marriages.
In Buffalo New York Mrs Joseph Alichaiski left two children with a neighbor and returned ten minutes later to find her months old baby drowned head first in a pail. The tragedy is reported as an accidental drowning.
Julian Graves reported losing a silver watch last June while tending his garden in Richmond Indiana. His wife discovered the watch embedded in a cabbage she was cutting with leaves growing over it, ending the search.
Twenty thousand Turkish troops are being rushed from Adana to the Syrian vilayets where Syrians revolt. The robbing of eight American tourists in charge of Agent Miller of Chicago complicates Parkish affairs. Americans may demand redress from the Turkish government. such a demand could avoid international complications.
A Rock Springs grand jury began an investigation into the lynching of Mexican Rodriguez, the man who murdered Mrs Lemojdienderson. The case connects Rodriguez’s burning at the stake to anti American riots in Mexico and a broader uprising in the country.
James McLachlin was found guilty of first degree murder for the shooting of his wife in September. He attempted suicide after the crime and was jailed awaiting sentencing.
Mosses D. Wells an art pioneer merchant of Chicago and founder of the corporation of M. J. Wells & Co. shoe manufacturers is dead.
St Louis Mo Philip Moedart 72 a local millionaire shot himself at his residence late last night He died almost instantly police said authorities reported no one else was injured and the motive was not disclosed.
Senor Criscencio Perez, a wealthy Sancti Spiritus merchant in Santa Clara province, has been abducted by bandit Innocent Solis. Ransom of 6000 is demanded for his safe return.
Philadelphia report states Congressman Joel Cook of Pennsylvania's Second District died here after a stroke in Washington. He collapsed in the capital and was brought home for his final hours.
Governor Haskell orders a fifteen day window to sign or veto a bill defining free state provisions impacting the Capitol move. Lawmakers seek to secure a capitol site northeast of Oklahoma City with the special session adjourned sine die last night. Business leaders joined the banquet as talks aimed to secure party interests and avoid an extended stalemate.
Albert Johnson of Warren Ohio was shot and killed by Jacob Walters of Wealthy Indiana in a barn behind the Glissman level resort near Kouts on the Wankakee river. Walters surrendered and a coroner ruled the killing justifiable, amid jealousy over Johnson's attentions to Walters's wife.
Chicago railroads urge mediation under the Iron Act after 61,000 engineers reject wage offers while demanding 8 to 15 percent raises. They Telegram United labor officials Neill and Knapp asking them to come to Chicago to broker peace. A favorable response is anticipated.
In Chicago ten Packers indicted under the Sherman act for beef trust formation, postponed by U S District Judge Carpenter pending outcome of civil suit against National Packing company. They face renewed indictment on charges of manipulating vast LYU interests.
The Senate confirmed the president's nominations of Supreme Court justices Lamar and Van Devanter in Washington DC.
In Harwich England the naval tender Jselfin collided with a submarine. Five crew members were drowned. The EEKin submarine sank and the sub was seriously damaged.
James McLachlin was found guilty of first degree murder for shooting his wife last September and attempting suicide afterward. The Cheyenne case ties to a chilling domestic tragedy and marks the conclusion of a violent crime at the hands of a husband.
A recent bulletin shows sixteen state consultoria, twenty eight county hospitals, and twenty one municipal hospitals for tuberculosis erected since January. Over two years, state tuberculosis institutions doubled and county city facilities grew about 30 percent. Public spending on treatment rose, with total county and city appropriations reaching over 6.4 million in two years, yet the National Association warns most needs remain unmet and more patients lack proper care.
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Potters Drug and Chemical Corp of Boston promotes Curicura for skin and scalp ailments including itching burning scaling and disfigurement. They claim it cleanses mucous surfaces and beautifies the complexion and offer a free 2 page booklet on the skin and nail by mail on request.
An Atchison Globe excerpt reflects on aging and the mass of daily punishments faced by the elderly man trying to earn a living. It notes punishment comes from home, streetcar, and road and that Old age heightens a person’s endurance limits.
Paul Withington recalls brutal early football days. He cites tales from 1890s games, noting deadly incidents such as a coal dealer’s mule entering a scrimmage and being killed, highlighting the era's harsh risks.
A reader explains years of pale health blamed on caffeine in coffee. After giving up coffee and adopting Postum, health improved within weeks and months, with better appetite, sleep, and energy. The letter promotes Postum and the book The Road to Wellville, claiming proven benefits and urging others to try it.
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