National Maccabees change to Topeka HQ in view
The National Headquarters of the Knights of the Maccabees may move from Port Huron Michigan to Topeka Kansas. Three hundred clerks would be employed in the general office. The move aims to strengthen the order with a central Kansas location as growth of membership continues across the Midwest.
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Topeka
Pytht
North Topeka
Comonouben
Port Buren
Humber
Dpeal
Pitt Wilim
Port Haven
Setahivtseas
TOG
Mace Caboes
Knicits
Maccabees
Port Huron
Kansas
Geo. W. Cele
Kansas City
Thece Andshin
Thanaar
Rosenele
Hays City
Kingman
Sh Peoniteare Joline
Tt Ke
Fund Erdern
Il Atatom
Brookinn Tate
Various World and Local News Highlights From A Turbulent Era
A wide jumble of items reports a U S minister to Japan A J Buck dying of heart disease while hunting near Tokyo Wesley Reynolde a 16 year old killed in a desperate shootout with four bank robbers at Mertville Ind a major football game result Army over Navy by two to one and a large explosion at Swift Co in Chicago injuring many. Note many items mention political moves Roosevelt tariff coal trust law and commerce department plus local stories about religious controversies rail accidents storms and labor strife. The page blends international notes national politics crime and regional happenings with numerous named places and people.
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United States
Japan
A. J. Buck
Tokio
Wesley Reynolde
Umertville
Ind
Weet
Point
Annapolis
Vielen
Army
Navy
Dotler
Swift & Co
Chionso
New England
Lord Roberts
Moray
Dinaree
Texas
Hampton
General de Vere
London
Porsting
Shereman
Atetitan
Charles Heward
Samu Point
Laka Superior
W. H Milburn
Chaplni
United States Senate
Killet
San Francisco
Progreso
W. Freier
Cullom’s Anti Trust Bill Embodies Administration Ideas
Washington dec 6 a senate measure from senator Cullom mirrors the presidents trust policy the draft adds several Sherman act sections to curb monopolies it targets articles of commerce moved across states prohibits transportation to restrain competition and empowers the attorney general to appoint up to fifty investigators to search for violations with annual reporting requirements.
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Senate
Washington
Senator Cullom
Illinois
Senatate
Roosevelt
Earris
Atc
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boy Thrown to Glenwood Home for Boys in Elgin Case
In Geneva County Court Judge Southworth committed four year old Tim Sullivan of Elgin to the Glenwood Home for Boys. The child, described as small and pale, smoked and chewed tobacco, drank whisky and beer at home, with a father who abandoned him. Witnesses noted frequent intoxication and a strong fondness for cigars.
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Glenwood
Elgin
Judes Southworth
County Court of
Geneva
Timothy Sullivan
Elin
Timothy Sullivans
Lagover
le Elein
Paris Green Found In Village Water Pump
Mrs Walter Ziegler of Giagea found Paris green poison in the village water pump yesterday morning. The water supply for the building, including Dr Calvin, Burerick, and Joans Vorhow family, comes from the same well. Ziegler draws water each dawn for coffee for her night-working husband and discovered the toxin in the chat tube where it had been poured.
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Walter Ziegler
Giagea
Calvin
Burerick
Joan Vorhow
Uve
Ziegier
Colgate Hoyt Arrested After Speeding Run In Rain
Oyster Bay recounted as Colgate Hoyt was arrested yesterday afternoon amid heavy rain for speeding on a main boulevard. Deputy John Garvin reported Hoyt drove at a rate of one kilometer per sixteen seconds and allowed him to proceed to the county seat at Center Inland on his own hailing.
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Oyster Bay
Hoyt
John Garvin
Han Apeeu
Better Than Plaster for Chest Pain Relief Ad Marketed
A garbled ad copy promotes a plaster claimed to improve chest pain and deep seated rheumatic pain. It touts superiority over 2 percent plaster and urges purchase from drum merchants, with unclear references to locations and dates.
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Drumelsts
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Chicazo
Mississippi
Vereux
TJ. Conahlin
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P. J. Monjishan
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Rey County
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Knights of Pythia
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Nelligent
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National Hotel
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