Indiana and Indiana Towns Face Fuel and Election Troubles
Indianapolis reports indicate Tipton seeks a 15 percent electric surcharge amid rising coal and freight costs. Other items note Purdue alumni gifts, jackpot farm prices in Noblesville, ballot distribution prep for November, drownings at New Albany, state highway tours, steel plant restart, and tax, labor, and currency concerns across Indiana communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tipton
Public Service Commission
Lafayette
Purdue University
Edward Charlies Elliott
Purdue Alumni Association of Indianapolis
Henry W. Marshall
David E. Ross
Purdue
George Ade
Noblesville
Indiana
Central West
George S. Christie
Statehouse
State Board of Election Commissioners
New Albany
John I’, Knocb
Edward Troag
Charles Cavanaugh
Louisville
Ohio
Kentucky
Sand Island
Edward Frei
J. B. Foster
Charles
Washington, D. C
AIH
Lynchburg
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Ohio-Kentucky Distillery and Warehouse Company
Lugalsport
Cass.County Detective Association
J.briant Rice
F. A. Plummer
W. B. Ball
James ‘Ide
C. B. Chambers
L. B. Custer
R.A. Campbell
John. Sailors
Velvet Hats and Pile Fabrics Dominate Fall Coats and Caps
The feature spreads describe new fall coatings and hat styles with velvet dominating hats alongside plush and suede finished cloths. Descriptions highlight pile fabrics with two or three color linings, cross biased embellishments, and bold trim details like bows, fur collars, and metal linked belts.
Unions Attack U S Injunction in Strike Case
Chicago reporters describe Attorney Richberg contesting the temporary federal injunction against striking shopmen. He argues grounds are misrepresented and that the rail labor board lacks enforceable power. Government signals readiness to pursue a permanent injunction without infringing constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo
Hutchinson
Henderson
Terre ‘Haute
Indianapolis
Paul Dresser
Indiana
McCray
Dresser State Park
Wabash
Dresser
George C. Bryant
United States Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Michigan
Clermont
M. Cotsin
Bert G. Byers
T. N. Taylor
State Federation of Labor
Chicago
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Wabash High School
Purdue University
Indiana University
Wabash College
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board
Terre _Haute
Terre Haute
Wayne Township
al Jen County
Fort Wayne
State Board of Accounts
Jesse H. Eschbach
Decatur
Adams County
Linngrove
Berne
Jessie Brown
Princeton
Ruby Hamelman
Austin
Nelson Minthren
Royal Center
Kenneth Hunt
Coatesville
Donald R. Richberg
Wilkerson
Daugherty
Thomas Stevenson
Oscar J. Horne
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Richberg
Clyne
Blackburn Hasterline
Rail Labor Board
Senator Esch
Transportation Act
Harding
Congress
Page
Intest
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised in St Louis
Mrs Deria Schouz of 1412 Salisbury Street, St Louis credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing monthly cramps pains backache and enabling her to do housework. The ad emphasizes fifty years of use and medicinal plant ingredients with a gentle restorative effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mirhole Feenlyore
Lydia E. Pink
Yham
Imore
Deria ScHouz
Salisbury Street
Lydia B. Pinkham
Cholz
Move to Oust Dougherty Stirs Washington House
Fragmentary report notes an attempt to oust Dougherty in the U S House with Representative Keller involved. The session featured confusion and a ruling on a point of order halting the motion.
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House
Keller
Minnesota
Washington
Forst
Tanlac advertised to aid frail and nervous people
Thousands testify to Tanlac restoring health strength and working efficiency. Mrs George G Owen of Salem Oregon says it rebuilt her nerves and weight gaining twelve pounds after recovery. The medicine allegedly aids digestion blood and muscle while purifying the body and restoring normal weight. Get a bottle today at any drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
George G. Owen
Salem
Oregon
Two Men Ask About Buffalo in a Car Dialogue
In an eastbound car a grouchy man and a receptive man discuss travel after smoking. The latter asks about Buffalo and learns the other is bound there. The exchange ends with the plan to change cars in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Chicago Herald and Examiner
There’s a Difference Between Free and Free to Marry
Dialogue reveals a dispute over marriage rights and the meaning of freedom. A woman asserts a desire to marry again while a man clarifies he seeks only personal freedom rather than remarriage.
Pleasant photo pose risks overdoing the display
A cheerful studio portrait may project warmth but can verge into overacting if a subject exceeds natural poise. Careful posing helps maintain credibility and avoids a staged impression.
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Warsaw
A. E. Gunter
Kosciusko
Hartford City
American
Paris
U. S
Shopmen’ S Attorneys
Misstates
Strikers
Ers
Mr. Richberg
United States Rail Board
Court of Equity
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bellérey Ntile
Ghudé
Hessig- Ellis
Chee
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