Tarr Fractures Both Bones in Left Forearm at Y M C A
Roger Tarr son of Mr and Mrs A P Tarr of North Mulberry street fractured both bones in his left forearm at the Y M C A Saturday evening while racing for a ball. He was initially misprocessed by onlookers who thought dislocation and pulled the joint. He was taken to a local physician who reduced the fracture with anesthesia required due to mishandling. He returned home later and went back to Mt Vernon high school on Monday as a junior.
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Roger
A. P. Tarr
North Mulberry Street
Tarr
Highbrow Chicagos Frat Life At Northwestern And UChicago
Northwestern University and the University of Chicago face mockery from Chicago coeds over highbrow slang and the use of terms like hired men, bowing speaking, and tab beating. Mis Callen and Mrs Linney defend and criticize the expressions as costly, provocative, and unworthy, reflecting campus social tensions.
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Alang
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University
Rome
Mise Novia Callen
Northwestern University
Universti of
Helton Linney
Greenwood Hall
Cooperation Meeting Sets Water Supply Focus
The article notes a forthcoming cooperation meeting with the Curtain committee and Farm Institute figures discussing water supply costs and community improvement. It highlights attendance by farmers and prompts attendees to bring questions, with Mrs. George Ingman and Mrs. Willard Herman traveling to Apalachicola for winter plans.
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Prodt
Allen
Allen Cave
George Ingman
Willard Hermnan
Apalachicola
Pearle Thatcher
Giltat
Clem Berry
Monsant View Farm
Henry Af
Centar
Menacing Movement in Roumania Front Reports Losses
London dispatches say Austro German forces are driven back northeast of Bucharest as Roumanians retreat toward the east. Russians claim gains near the Trotus valley with a Danube crossing reported by Berlin. Heavy snow hampers Alpine actions while engagements continue on the French and Macedonian fronts.
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Col Saine Marie
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Champagne
Mwe
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Bolelunt
Teutonic Allien
Entente
Monantir
Berl
Roumanians Suffer Heavy Losses and War Advances
Berlin reports Roumanians have sent about 112000 men as prisoners since entering the war, with casualties near 400000. The front is shortened by roughly 40 miles, altering lines from Predeal to Oradea and shrinking Danube approaches. Britain, France, and Russia discuss Greece and Austro Hungarian front movements as Entente envoys press for restraint. Meanwhile a Virginia state senator resigns amid political shifts, and Ohio miners in Hocking plan a wage increase protest demanding higher pay due to rising living costs.
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Berlin
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Ninraview
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Peacemaker Killed After House Dispute in Ohio
Columbus report: Martha Johnson, 35, wife of Jack Johnson, was shot and killed by William Powers, 72, in Powers’s home during a heated argument that turned violent as Mrs. Johnson tried to separate the men. She leaves six children. Other Ohio items note a farmer and wife killed in an auto tragedy near Grafton, a child burned in Columbus, a drowning hero, a cyclist killed near Columbia, and publisher Baldwin’s death in Cincinnati.
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Martha Johnson
Jack Johnson
William Powers
Johnson
Powers
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Potts
Mra Johnson
Elyria
O. Deris
Daniel Nexbitt
Grafton
Wittel
Columbia
Nec
Charles Morgan Hoa
Grant Jones
Jones
Delveroid
Morgan
Mammoth Cave Fire Destroys Hotel and Cottages
The report notes a hotel and several adjoining cottages destroyed at Mammoth Cave Kentucky. It mentions John H Ovhornd deputy secretary of state returning to Rawlinia While the Very few William M Grosvenor of New York dies of heart disease during gymnasium exercise. The Kansas Supreme Court ruling on an appointment amid bribery allegations is referenced.
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John H. Ovhornd
Rawlinia
Wye
Binwell
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Jolin the Divine
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Kansan
Gilaof Kanaas City
Ohio Praise Steals Show At Rotary Luncheon
At the Desoto, the Howry Rotary luncheon featured Ohio boosterism with speeches by Charles Davis and W J Brorein. The program highlighted Ohio’s presidential history, industry, and innovations, ending with Dan Emmett’s Dixie played by the Peninsula Telephone Company orchestra.
Peace Plan Debated by Churches of Christ in America
A federal committee of the Churches of Christ in America discussed a proposed peace plan urging William Jennings Bryan and former Congressman Richard Bartholdt to lead a delegation to Europe to end the war. Bryan and Bartholdt endorsed the idea, but Bryan was reportedly against him being the head of the delegation. The committee has not yet acted on the plan. A separate note mentions a 1808 dinner between Continten de Polignae and Mme. de Neale.
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Churchies of Christ In
America
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Fanning Bryan
FOR SALE Ford touring car in fair class condition
WANTED 1 000 beef and horse hides. The price you will receive will explain why harness and other leather goods are so high. I also want raw furs sheep pelts tal low beewax elk and golden sett sites. Flaharty's harness store 16 One avenue Rampt tides.
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One Avenue
Ramt
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