Hoosier News Briefs Span Indiana Communities
A string of short statewide items reports deaths including wine expert Schuler of Muncie aged 74. new jobs in Muncie factories. a five-well natural gas field in Harrison county. a murder confession in Peru. election of a woman jury commissioner in Evansville. a free site offer for a Grant County tuberculosis hospital. legal notes from Columbus and Terre Haute. Debs returning to Terre Haute. multiple accidents and births in Columbus and Indianapolis. a gas and stove industry consolidations and plant reopenings. and Indiana coal field maps and a planned Spaulding hotel in Michigan City.
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Indianapolis
Julius
Schuler
Muncie
Harrison County
Division of Geology
State Conservation Department
Peru
Joseph Whitcraft
Margaret
Evansville
Philip C. Gould
Vanderburg
Sarah Conner
Conner
Marion
Grant County Tuberculosis Society
Columbus
Ben Brooks
A. B. Montgomery
Bartholomew
Terre “Haute
General Education Board
Indiana
Charles M. Curry
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
Shelbyvile
Shelby County Farmers’ Association
William Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Rooker
Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conferences
Gary
Commonwealth Edison Company
Chicago
State Line
Hammond
Lake Michigan
United States
Advance Stove Works
Crescent Stove Works
Advance Company
Crescent Company
Indiana Stove Company
Southern Stove Works
Carl Carpenter
South
Bend
Bicknell
Lon. Ashley
Oaktown
Sandborn
Cleveland
Chicago, & St. Louis
James B. Simmons
Florence ‘Simmons
Noblesville
Ralph Day
Ruth Robinson
William Kattness
Cicero
Bessie
Ruby
Quie King
Bakers
C. P. Ehlers
Indiana Association of the Baking Industry
Washington, D. DC
Robert 4. Springsteen
William A. Ketcham
Grand Army of the Republic
Ketcham
Lewis Pilcher
New York
Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Born & Co
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Tippecanoe Farmers’ Co-operative Elevator Association
Jeffersonvill
Pittsburg
Falls Cities
Ohio
L. Luella Cox
Women
State Industrial Board
Hos
Cox
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn County Fair Association
David McAllister
American Legion
Federation of Farmers 'Association
Indiana Coal Fields
State Department of Conservation
Supreme Court Rules Resale Prices Unlawful
The United States Supreme Court held resale price maintenance illegal as an interference with free commerce in the Beechnut Packing Co case. Other actions include ship owners not liable for wartime government work collisions and hearings set for labor leaders in Kansas. Hair tonic makers’ convictions stand under the Lever Act. Mine workers case against Coronado Coal to be reargued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Beechnut Packing Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Trade Commission
Aleksander Howatt
Kansas
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Coronado Coal Company
Arkansas
Former Michigan treasurer Frank P. Glazier dies at long illness
Jackson Michigan December 4 former state treasurer Frank P Glazier died at Cavanaugh Lake near Chelsea after a long illness He had earlier served as state senator and treasurer He faced malfeasance charges in 1908 and was convicted of misappropriating funds and sentenced to Jackson prison but paroled two years later due to illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
Frank P. Glazier
Cavanaugh Lake
Chelsea
Glazier
Warner
Harding Hosts First White House New Year Reception
President and Mrs. Harding opened the White House doors to the public for the first New Year’s reception in nine years. About 6,500 attendees braved biting wind and a slow, block of fours queue along Pennsylvania Avenue as the couple met each guest, a taxing display of stamina noted at four o’clock.
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White House
Washington
Jan
Harding
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Society Women Fight Fire at Westchester Club
The Westchester Country Club on Pelham Bay was destroyed by an accidental blaze. Loss estimated at 250000 dollars as society members formed a bucket brigade in 10 below zero to attempt saving the elegant club founded in 1876. George Townsend is president. members include William R. Vanderbilt Jr Clarence Mackay S Nichols and Thomas Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Chester Country Club
Pelham Bay
George Townsend
William R. Vanderbilt, Jr
Clarence Mackay
A S. Nichols
Thomas Potter
Vancouver Adopts Right Lane Rule of the Road
Vancouver British Columbia switches from Keep to the left to Keep to the right as the official driving rule. The move aligns with American practice and alters local traffic conduct starting now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Dr Samuel McClintock Investigates Commerce Editorial Work
Dr Samuel McClintock of Chicago editorial advisor to new commodity divisions in the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce conducts investigations to broaden the department's editorial scope. He was formerly editorial director of a book company and lectured at the College of the City of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McClintock
Chicago
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Doctor McClintock
College of the City of New York
Prohibition Seen As Relative Success In U S Study
Chicago January 4 Prohibition is excellently enforced in nine tenths of the country and well enforced in the rest, a study from Dr. Pickett shows. The investigation based on church networks reports a large drop in liquor consumption and arrests for drunkenness along with greater purchasing power for the poor and laborers. The findings challenge claims of widespread illicit distilling and alcohol production. Prohibition is a relative success now and on the road to complete success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peets. Pickett
Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Doctor Pickett
United States
America
Elijah the Brave Prophet and God's Providence
Lesson outlines Elijah's bold confrontation with Ahab and God's care during drought. It traces his retreat to Cherith and Zarephath, where ravens and a widow sustain him, illustrating God’s precise provision, faith-tested endurance, and mercy toward Gentiles as a precedent for future outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Elijah
Prophet
Ahab
Israel
Drouth
Zarephath
Palestine
Mediterranean Sea
Jordan
Jezebel
PHOTO ENGRAVERS STRIKE CLOSES SHOPS IN NEW YORK
Seventy commercial engraving shops with about 1600 workers shut down in New York after failed negotiations between the Photo Engravers Board of Trade and the Photo Engravers union. Nationwide, shops with union members would remain closed until the conflict is settled. Affected shops serve advertising, book, circular, and related trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Photo Engravers Board of Trade
Photo Engravers’ Union
Royal Palm Limited Wreck Reported Near Juliet Ga
Officials of the Southern railway said the Royal Palm Beach limited from Chicago to Jacksonville was wrecked near Juliet Georgia. Six coaches left the track but no passengers were injured.
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Limited
Chicago
Florida
Cincinnati
The
Southern Railway
Royal Palm Beach Limited
Jacksonville
Fla
Juliet
Turkey to Adopt War Committee Formed in Angora
An extraordinary war committee will oversee the ministries of the Turkish nationalist government in Angora Asia Minor. The decision was announced January 4 as part of the government’s war mobilization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Angora
Asia Minor
The Cheerful Worker Sermon Verse Quote
A religious meditation citing Philippians 2 14 through 16 urges believers to act without murmurings or disputes. It describes Christians as lights in a crooked and perverse world, aiming to be blameless and harmless amid societal flaws.
Great Reward In Faithful End of Service
A brief devotional note reflects on the apostle Paul’s words from Second Timothy 4 7 about finishing the race keeping the faith and receiving a righteous crown as a reward for steadfast service.
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Mme
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Reassures Suffering Women
Mrs Della Scholz of St Louis Missouri reports monthly cramps backache and fatigue eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after her family used it for female troubles The advertisement touts the remedy as a plant based preparation with fifty years of use and claims gradual relief of symptoms through restorative influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.ouis
Lydia
Della ScHoxz
Salisbury Street
St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawyer calms defendant in breach of promise case
The defendant fears letters to a woman will be read in court but the lawyer assures him the court hears such terms often. The attorney expects no new tricks will trouble the judge as the breach suit proceeds in Birmingham.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Boosts Snowy Linens
Snowy linens are the pride of every housewife. Keep them in that condition by using Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. At all grocers.
Birthright Sold for Potage Echoes Christmas Shopping
The Exchange reports a man named San selling his birthright for a potage, with he explaining he was aiming to finish Christmas shopping early. The remark underscores a tale of haste and misjudgment amid gift season.
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San
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Hoosier
Eugene V. Debs
States
Atyhi Little
Michigan City
Spaulding
Howard H
Howatt
Michign
Frank F. Glazier
N. Y
Samuel M’clintock
U. S
Elijah the Tishbite
Board of Trade and Union
Royal Palm
P. B Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Pinkham
New York City
Holland
Elmer
W. B. Chester
Estrela
Los Angeles
Calif
Parker's. Bhiair
Danaruff
Drageists
Hiccox Chem
Patchoe Ue. N
Isc
Iscox Chemical Works
Paradise
S. Hacine Ave
Marine Conc
USA
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