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A roundup reports former U S Senator Samuel Blair of New Hampshire died at eighty five. Longshoremen attacked 25 black strikebreakers in New York, two killed, two police witnesses. A Cleveland bank branch was robbed of 12000 dollars as eight prisoners escaped jail. Arctic explorer Viljalmur Stefansson resigns from Ottawa commission. Annapolis delegates defeat prohibition act 39 to 62. Whisky seized in New York worth 100000. A North Dakota two day flood causes deaths and heavy damage. Former Governor Emmet O Neal announces run in Alabama for Bankhead successor. The Esperanza ship is floated into Progreso after grounding near Yucatan. Safes in Philadelphia yield 410000 in bonds. A Black man Arthur Simms confesses to the murder of J Beers in Maryland. Transit improvements urged in New York City. A Pirron Arkansas chemical plant sells for 770000 to Little Rock businessmen.
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Columbus
Bartholomew County
Grange
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Enoch H. Crowder
Secretary of War
Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Seymour
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Shelbyville
Farmers of
Near East
Lafayette
Crown Point
Lake County
Hammond
Walter Hardy
Lake County Superior Court
Edward Lo Edwards
Secretary of
Ed Jackson
Washington
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Census Bureau
New Castle
Washington Debates on Navy and Foreign Policy Developments
Reports from Washington indicate approval in Congressional committees for naval appointments and a peace treaty stance. Senate action on army appropriations, census population updates, and international diplomatic notes frame a tense postwar policy landscape.
Indiana State News recap highlights local education and industry
Indianapolis notes say governors candidates fail to excite voters while tax law moves loom. Reports from Logansport, Madison, Lafayette, Warsaw, and other towns cover teacher wages, school meals, tobacco trade, electric co operatives, curfew enforcement, farmer resolutions, and census figures.
Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel In Buffalo
The article extols Doctor Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo as a long standing sanitarium with modern facilities for diagnosis and treatment. It highlights the founder's medical products the Medical Adviser and the Favorite Prescription and notes a free correspondence bureau offering medical advice and home remedies with confidential letters.
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America
Doctor Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
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double on the street sighting challenges a man
A witty exchange recalls a claim of seeing a doppelganger on the city street. The speaker insists he is a single man despite the observer's sighting. The dialogue hints at mistaken identity and humor within a social setting.
Boschee’s Syrup Advertises Against Flu Dangers
An advertisement extols Boschee’s Syrup as a longtime remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles claiming it aids sleep and morning expectoration. It notes influenza fatalities exceed wartime deaths and asserts the product is made in America and used worldwide. Also mentions girls as sympathetic friends.
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America
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Skin Care
Advertisement notes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as daily toilet essentials for cleansing soothing and fragrance. Claims the trio keeps skin clear and toilet tables complete, priced at 25 cents everywhere.
Local Wisdom: Quiet Truths From Everyday Life
A concise meditation on how the smallest daily scenes reveal practical wisdom for broader life. The piece stresses simplicity, attention, and patience as sources of steady guidance.
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United States
Samuel W. Blair
New Hampshire
New York
Lorain Avenue
Cleveland (O.) Trust Company
George Traynikar
W. T. Baker
Steubenville, O
Liberty
Viljalmur Stefansson
Ottawa
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Prohibition
Rostyn
North Dakota
Bismarck
Emmet O'Neal
Birmingham
Ala
Iate
Bankhead
Ward Line
Yucatan
Mex
Progresso
Safeblowers
Weightman
Philadelphia
Arthur Simms
Albuquerque
N. M
J. Beers
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Swan Creek
Burr
Transit Construction
Interborough Hapld Transit Company
Pirron
Ark
War Department
H. C. Couch
Little Rock
House Naval Commmiittee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chartes
Crane
Chicago
China
House of Representatives
Senate
Port Jervis
Beacon
Ireland
Supreme Court
Treasury
Bolivia
Houston
Germany
Thomas F. Smith
Eldorado
Kan
Philip Andrews
Mediterranean
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Finance Ministry
Paria
Felsa
Damascus
Syria
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Governor's Island
Geneva
Zurich
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Holand
The
Hague
Constantinople
Sir George Milne
London
British Isles
Kiel
Eckenfoerde
Wolfgang Kapp
Ebert
Siberia
Wireles
Moscow
Geerlitz
Prussian Silesia
Berlin
Peese
Ndiana
Logansport
Cass County Board of Education
Cass
Roffton
Furent
Central School
Madison
Purdue University
In- Mann
Lake Erie & Western
New York Central
American Legion
Russell G. Creviston
Iuinois
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Minnesota
Ohio
Missouri
Michigan
Massachusetts
Routh Bend
Huntington
Huntington County
Valparaloo
Portage Townships
Calmmet Electric Company
Gury
Wuorsaw
Warsaw Club
Ely Councl
Warsaw
Boschee’s
Meteo
Gaildren
Cray
Breasson
Eul Denygists
Mother Gray Co
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Mother Gray
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