Friendships renewed at Grand Army encampment in Indianapolis
At the 1920 Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Indianapolis old friendships were rekindled as eighty regimental reunions were scheduled. The national organization and allied groups opened sessions, with a plan to raise per capita tax from 1 1 2 to ten cents. Notables included Dr Robert T Harding's father and former leaders like Washington Gardner and Joseph W Fifer.
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Indianapolis
Union
Grand Army of the Republic
G A. R
National Asso Fation of Naval Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Womens Relief Corps Daughters of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auailary
Union Prisoners of War
National Council of Administraton
Jalrata
Harding
Robert Thardine
Marion
Ohio
Tum Corps
Milwaukee
Judge rules whiskey held in bonded warehouses limited
A Missouri judge ruled that private owners of whiskey in bonded warehouses cannot move the liquor to sale without violating the federal prohibition enforcement law. Permits to move whiskey can only be granted if the product is sold for medicinal purposes, the judge held.
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BT Bovts
United States District Court
Ligue
Sulphur 10 Heals Skin Fast Says Specialist
A noted skin specialist touts Sulphur 10 as a remedy for unsightly eruptions and blotches on face neck and body. He claims rapid relief and germ destroying properties surpassing other preparations. Apply immediately. improvement seen within days and even fiery eczema dries up.
Anti-Red Leaders Reach U S After Thrilling Journey
Lieut Gen. C. V. Sakharov and Co. A. Vorobieff of Kolchak forces in Siberia arrived on the Pacific coast en route to Washington to report conditions in Siberia to U S officials and the Russian ambassador. They left the army last spring were Reds captives six months and endured thousands of miles by rail sleigh and horseback.
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C. V. Sakharov
Co. A. Vorobieff
Kolchak
Siberia
Pacific
Washington
U. S
Reds
Fireman Fired for False Alarms in Newark Ohio
Harry Richardson at an East Newark station admitted turning on false alarms to break monotony. He resigned, paid a $25 fine plus costs, and spent the night in the city jail after four alarms were traced to him.
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Newark
Ohio
Harry Richardson
Yesater
Safety Department
Richardson
Jesthink Laughs and Eyebrows in Early Morning
A lively exchange from Squire Marsh Swallow about fivin and planes, noting Jesthink sense and a look that makes Girla seem funny in the morning. The remark ends with a quip about eyebrows.
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Squire Marsh Swallow
Forceful Rev Damron Letter Endorses Nerv Worth Remedy
Proctorville Ohio minister cites sleepless nights and relief after using Nerv Worth. He claims his wife’s rheumatism and fatigue improved after two bottles. endorses Nerv Worth as the greatest remedy found and guarantees satisfaction with money back. Sold by C W Philips and leading druggists.
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Damron
Proctorville
Ohio
Waite
C. W. Philips
Colby refuses to rescind action on suffrage amendment
Secretary Colby rejected antisuffragists from Tennessee asking to rescind his proclamation ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. He cited Tennessee's ratification as the basis and said a new proclamation cannot be issued even if Tennessee is stricken from the list. The delegation pressed for full disclosure of documents from state officials supporting Tennessee's action.
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Washington
Colby
Tennessee
Pryhatuire
Benny Leonard Arrives for Moran Title Fight
Benny Leonard the world lightweight champion arrived in Chicago from New York to finish preparations for his bout with Pat Moran in East Chicago on Saturday. The New Orleans lightweight, who travels ahead of Leonard, has been training hard.
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Chicago
Benny Leonard
New York
Pat Moran
East Chicago
New Orleans
Leonard
First Woman Presides at West Virginia Republican Convention
Mrs. Ellis Ashy Yosty, a suffrage and temperance advocate, became the first woman to preside over a West Virginia Republican state convention, marking a historic milestone in the state's party history.
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Ellis Ashy Yosty
West Virginia
Noted sociologist Nasmyth dies in Geneva
George Nasmyth, American sociologist of international stature, died of typhoid fever in Geneva on Monday. Born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1882, he had been based at Ithaca, New York.
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Geneva
Switzerland
George Nasmyth
Cleveland
Ohio
Ithaca
Jews Observe Day of Atonement in Fasting and Prayer
The article describes Yom Kippur observed from sunset the 21st to sunset the 22nd, a solemn fast and prayer day distinct from nature or history. It notes repentance through heart changes, historic sacrifices replaced by prayers, and exemptions for children, old, sick, famine, pestilence, or wartime hardship. Memorial services honor the departed and those who served mankind amid stress.
North Elyria Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Sept 21 Elyria notes report Mrs G Haynes visiting, Cunningham family returning from Port Huron by automobile, threshing machine in the neighborhood, Mrs Hardy and mothers visiting Loraine, Rose Bud Murdwag treated for appendicitis at Memorial hospital, Mrs G Andresd and Mrs PF Hadley visiting Mrs A Myers, Florence Wilson teaching at Center school, Florence Wanley at business college in Oberlin, home for weekend.
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North Elyria
G Haynes
Elyria
Cunningham
Famly
Port Huron
Neghborhood
1 Hardy
Wilson
Myers
Loraim
Rose Bud Murdwag
Memorial
Married Days Seeks Divorce From Reno Marriage
Ida Von Claussen of New York, married in Reno on September date to Capt. Raymond H. Mayberry, an actor of Los Angeles, filed for annulment five days later. She charges the captain married for her money and refuses to live with her.
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Ida von Claussen
New York
Reno
Nevada
Raymond H. Mayberry
Los Angeles
Captain Mayberry
Hurricane Warning Placed Along Texas Coast
Washington reports a hurricane warning issued for the West Louisiana coast and Texas coast from Port Arthur to Corpus Christi. The tropical storm in the Yucatan is moving northwestward with dangerous winds. Emergency alerts urged all interests to take precautions.
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Washington
Louisiana
Texas
Port Arthur
Corpus Christi
Weather Bureau
Yucatan
Melancholy Women and the Pinkham Remedy
The article explains melancholy or blues as often a symptom of organic derangement and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the standard remedy. It cites testimonials of women restored to health by its use.
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Lidia Wo Pinkham
Athletes Protest US Olympic Team Handling in Antwerp
Boston reports complaints from athletes who represented the United States at Antwerp about their treatment assignments and the allocation of funds pledged for the team. The issues will be investigated.
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Boston
United States
Antwerp
Lorain Seed Addition Announced for Helft to Good Jobat
A fragment notes an evangel Christian church addition project announced in Lorain today. The brief mentions Helft and Gt Jobat in connection with the plan, but details are incomplete.
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Lorain
Jobat
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