Murphy Wins Indianapolis Mile Race Amid Counting Controversy
Reports from Indianapolis indicate Murphy led most laps in the mile race but a final check showed Harte DePaolo and others claimed several laps. In Washington, Sen Arthur Capper proposed a new grain gambling bill following the Supreme Court decision.
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Durios
Murphy
Harry Harte
Peter
Tadas
Gond
Harte
DePalo
Pen
Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate
Tanlac credited by Cincinnati woman for relief
Mrs. Dora Fulton of 2787 W Sixth Cincinnati Ohio says Tanlac transformed her health She was run down with poor appetite gas indigestion and sleepless nights She reports better sleep appetite and energy now able to do housework and feels fine The advertisement notes Tanlac sold by all good drug stores.
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Dora Fulton
W. Sixth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Timony
Tanlac
All Good Drug Team
Advt
Oberlin Shuts Out Kipton 4 0 in Memorial Day Game
Oberlin Independents blank Kipton 4 to 0 on Memorial Day at Oberlin. Heiser Abbott and Cameron led the offense with solid bats as Kipton left 12 on base. Whiney, Fancy and Calkins contributed in a low scoring contest.
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Oberlin Independents
Kipton
Heiser
Abbott
Cameron
Independents
Whiney
Fancy
Calkins
Kipton G. Operhin
Apton
Bayless
Latteman
Buckley
Gould
Hrumby
Scott
Whitney
West
Farrar
S& Heiser
Pitts
Win
Westlake
Totais
Kipton Aoanoonagee Oberlin
Abbott Heiser
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Promise Money Back
Dr Carey promotes a kidney and bladder remedy with a money back guarantee. The ad claims decades of practice and widespread use through druggists, insisting no other medicine can replace it. The message urges readers to seek the prescription at Harry A. Crandalus and trusted pharmacists nationwide.
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Car Heen
Chou
Daniel G Carey Tras
Harry A. Crandalus
iLiqwa
Tat'sis
Greenwoods Lose to Fear's Giants in State Color Baseball Final
The Greenwoods fell to Fear's Giants yesterday in Cleveland in a match to decide the colored baseball state championship. The score was 5 to 1 in favor of the Giants, though the Greenwoods blame bad luck and disputed breaks for the defeat.
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Fear’s
Giants
Cleveland
Ward mystery grips White Plains and New Rochelle
The Ward Peters case widens as sensational statements emerge. Walter S Ward claims hush money paid, a gun battle at Kensico reservoir, and a death blamed on “Charley Ross” and “Jack.” A Ku Klux Klan letter threatens deeper inquiries and vows action if Ward is not held accountable.
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White Plains
New Rochelle
Scott
Ward
New York
Walter S. Ward
West Chester County
Clarence Peters
Kensico Reservoir
Peters
Ware
Charley Ross
Jack
Roush Ward
KK. K. BR
The
Evening Journal
Ku Klux Klan, Inc
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Walter S Ward
Wei
Law and Order
P.O
Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga
New York Journal
NEW RAILROAD STRIKE POSSIBLE OVER WAGE CUT
Detroit May 3 Preparations for a strike ballot by the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railroad Shop Laborers are under way. The council declared the proposed wage cut unwarranted and unfair and said the board would reduce pay 13.2 percent. If a majority vote for a strike, E F Grable will call a walkout with July 4 tentatively set as the strike date. Other unions may follow.
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Wineh
Detroit
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
United States Railway Labor Board
Executive Council
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Brotherhood
Railway Board
E. F. Grable
Grable
Committee report on World War I bonus provisions summary
The report outlines cost estimates and financing for a veterans bonus. It covers daily cash rates for home and foreign service, cash provisions limited to veterans totaling 354, a certificate provision three times the cash due, home or farm aid with 1923 cash, increased cash value to 149 percent by 1928, vocational training at 1.75 per day, and loan provisions allowing banks to loan 59 percent of face value before 1926 with later actions by the post office department.
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Secretary of Interior
Post Ofmes Department
Guardianship fight over Mathilde and marriage clash
Matilde’s guardianship case surfaces as Harold McCormick faces objections to Mathilde and Max Oger’s marriage. Probate court jurisdiction is invoked with proofs planned. McCormick and his faction contest the union while Mathilde, just recalled from New York, awaits departure for wartime duties.
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Harold McCormick
Mathilde
Max Oger
McCormick
Jorney Edwin FH. Casselle
Cutting
Counse
New York
Tuepe
Buttermilk Cream Promises Overnight Beauty Transformation
An early advertising spoof touts Buttermilk Cream as a miracle skin product. The ad claims dramatic cosmetic effects within twenty four hours and promotes trial packages from a Buffalo company.
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Hutte
Frau Farthesmar Koh
Wibin
Hkowarl
Howard Aros, Co
Buffalo
Aadot
Coal strike talks falter amid wage and price fears
Centered in Bellaire and London, the report covers a national coal strike standoff. Talks stall with no plan to end the strike while price expectations shift after freight-rate cuts. Union and non union miners face a tense industrial scene as injunctions loom in Parkersburg.
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Ferguson
Prblic
Interstate Commerce Commission
Churchill warns De Valera pact jeopardizes Irish elections
Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill told the commons the Anglo Irish treaty endangers free elections and may hinder north south cooperation as De Valera and Griffith watch the negotiations from the spectators gallery. Churchill said British signatories study the proposed Irish constitution.
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Great Britain
Derglern
Dublin
Britain
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Hevalera
Ireland
Churchill
Devalera
Collins
Lister Towns
Trish
Winston Churchill
Commons
Arthur Griffith
Dail Bireann
Michael Collins
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