Los Angeles disaster blamed on unions in early report
The Times building and plant in Los Angeles suffered destruction with several deaths among staff. Publisher Otis blamed labor unions, while the text argues few union members would commit such violence and condemns linking the typographical unions to the crime. The Louisville Tribune cites common justice as the motive behind accusations.
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Labor unions and foreign element blamed in California crime debate
The remark rejects any member’s design in the crime while praising unions for helping pursue culprits. The Sun favors caution on accusations linking the crime to foreign affiliates, while the Times is noted as an opponent of white labor in California. The investigation will proceed and findings are awaited.
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Sun
the Times
California
Law and Evidence on Post Office Subscriptions
The piece explains federal postal rules forcing newspapers to drop subscribers unpaid over a year to retain second class mailing status. It cites Illinois publishers visited by inspectors, cites Glasgow Times and Campbellsville Enquirer actions, and notes editors warn readers not to blame publishers for unenviable compliance with Uncle Sam.
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M:ter
Post Office Department
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Sun
Cincinnati
Illinois
Washington
Glasgow Times
Aherear
The
Times
United States
Campbellaville Enquirer
Enquirer
Harrodsburg Herald
Sam
Farm for Sale Near Railroad in Woodlawn Kentucky
A farm offering about 100 acres total with 45 acres in grass and 8 to 10 acres in timber. Includes a frame dwelling and a good barn, located one mile from the railroad and convenient to school and church. For more information contact Dr. E. L. McIntyre at Woodlawn, Kentucky.
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E. L. McIntyre
Woodlawn
Kentucky
Dr. G. T. Burton Resident Dentist Ad
Dr G T Burton resident dentist offers tooth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work treated first class. Springfield Ky in Bag on Block up stairn.
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G. T. Burton
Springfield
Bagon
Tairn
Local News Notes and Oddments
Notes from the village mention J A Shader and Mrs Williams brands while advertising groceries and produce. A brindle hound weighing about 350 pounds strayed onto a farm around Sept 20 and can be claimed by owner after charges. Sherman Martin near town brought in fully bloomed apple blossoms indicating apples forming in October. Telephone 106-3 for fruits vegetables and groceries from J A Shader's Grocery.
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S. P. Derringer
J. A. Shader's Grocery
Local notices and ads from Springfield Sun page
Birth announcements from 1910 list a daughter born Oct 3 to D A Kelly and twin boys born Oct 1 to Joe Hagan, one dying early. Gertrude Shader runs the store during her father’s illness. Mrs Williams promotes hats and corsets. three sales hosted by Goddard Grundy, Tom Montgomery, Thurman Peters with S M Campbell and Capt T D English handling. real estate and bank stock sale details at Central Bank of Willisburg. Springfield cleaning and pressing suggests local business. subscriptions: The Sun and Courier-Journal 1.50 per year, The Springfield Run 1.00 per year.
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D. A. Kelly
Joe Hagan
Goddard Grundy
Tom Montgomery
Thurman & Peters
S. M. Campbell
Capt. T. D. English
Rexall Hair Tonic promises revival and refund guarantee
The Haydon & Willett Drug Co promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claiming it stops dandruff stimulates hair growth and prevents baldness with a money back guarantee. Two sizes 50c and 1.00 sold only at their Rexall store plus they advertise farms for sale from 500 to 2000 and city property in Bardstown Kentucky.
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Tonie
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Haydon & Willett. Drug Co
The Call of the Blood Purification Adlerized Text
An OCR fragment promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills with a dubious health claim. The ad mentions Havdon and Robertson's and lists odd product phrases like blood purification and foods. The language is garbled and lacks coherent context or verifiable individuals.
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Wells
Dr. King
Havdon & Robertson's
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