Odds and Ends From Distant Towns And A Local Protest
A scattered column notes odd finds in mines including slate shoe soles and a spinning top in Norris City Indiana. Meyers is at the gallows in Fort Worth Texas and the trap severed his head. A deafness cure in Stoughton Wisconsin is described. A Chicago incident ends with a frightened pursuer at a marriage license scene. Benjamin Miller surrenders in Jena Louisiana for a 1879 Riverton murder. Three McCown children celebrate birthdays in Birmingham Alabama. In Kendallville Indiana thirty nine young men form an anti girl club protesting high living costs, with fines for rule violations.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
C. A. Meyers
Meyer
Stoughton
Wis
Sigrid Larson
Chicago
Ill
Stephen MecBett
Gentral
Mary Alphonso
MecBett
Jena
Benjamin Miller
Riverton
T. E. DeWitt
Miller
James Kurlin
Marine recruit Augustine Healy sails for Haiti with Prairie
Augustine Healy of Chicago enlisted July 28 and has sailed aboard the U S S Prairie toward Haiti to join the expeditionary Marines fighting the Cacos. Healy, son of John J Healy of 2537 Cortex Street, joins a four year term likely filled with adventure as sea soldiers. Haitian dispatches note continued Cacos defiance despite promises to disarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Healy
United States Marine Corps
Chicago
U.S
S. Prairie
Haiti
Augustine
John J. Healy
Cortex St
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Dolton
Surte Ban
Lanois
Gallea
Riverdale and
Cor
Lincoln & Forest Ave
Michigan Ave
Roseland
Roseland Auto Sales CO. Cor
Sloth Street
Norris City
Ind
Birmingham
Ala
Hugh McCown
Pauline
Josephine
Lillian Mae
Kendallville
Conrad Kern
Riverdale
Indiana Ave
FORD
Eynga
Thornton and
Bremen Township
Harvey
Bate’s
Bates
Prop
Illinois
First National Bank
Dalton
Resources
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank Banking House
Capital
United States
Chas. E. Waterman
John Shilling
Horace Holmes
John Harti1s, JR
H. J. Dillner
Fred Diekman
F. Reich H. J. Anders
John S, Vandeursen
P. A. Anker