Indiana Proctor law praised by liquor interests and critics
A chronicler decries the Proctor law as a liquor industry boon and political tool. It cites supporters like Senator Robert E. Proctor and Governor Marshall aides, while warning Indiana Democrats to resist Taggart and Murphy aligned factions seeking control for personal gain.
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Marion Chronicle
Indianpolis
Model License ‘League
Louisville
Model License League
Robert E. Proctor
Steve Fleming
Indiana Hotel Keeper's Associational Organization
Marshall
Lew Shank
Dekalb County
Fieming
Indianapolis News
Proctor
Diry
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Ift
Mary
Democratic Party
Democrats
Byal Taggart-Crawford Fairbanks-Murphy-Sullivan
Taggart
Sera Heap
Buttzhay
Washington
Buch
Indiana Democrats discussed by Indianapolis correspondent
The Cincinnati Enquirer writer in Indianapolis notes reflections on the Democratic scene, remarks that unity among delegates to the national convention next year may be achievable despite current circumstances. The piece suggests overall alignment but hints at possible shifts within the party.
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Indianapolites
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Walker to resign as assistant storekeeper at 2B O Southwestern shops
Charles M. Walker, assistant storekeeper at the 2B O Southwestern shops, has tendered his resignation effective June 20. He has served eight years at the shops and his family plans to move.
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Whittler
Cal
Walker
Charles M. Walker
Southwestern
Wheat Harvest Observations and Local Social Interactions
Pine Valley notes farmers cutting wheat and a flurry of Sunday visits among residents. Miss Pearl Traylor and Miss Collie Wise visit with neighbors. Aunt Pop Hughey appears in multiple gatherings. A fall for John Haley’s mother causes bruising. the Walkers plan a California move for health reasons.
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Pine Valley
John Allison
Pleasant Hill
Pop” Hughey
John Hughey
Serra
Joseph Johnson
Oral
Virgil
Clinton
Charles M. ‘Walker
Washington
Walker
California
Local Social Notes From Corning and Surrounding Areas
Miss Clara Molloy visited Washington Sunday while T. Carrico attended Montgomery and Allie Kellett was in Washington on Saturday. The Misses Margaret and N. O Connor returned to their home in Eaglesville Saturday after visiting.
Fanning Family News From Local Visits and Moves
Several weeks visit with their grandmother Mrs Margaret Fanning. Joseph Reilly made a business trip to Loosootee Thursday. A large crowd attended the dance Tuesday night. William Kellett and sister Miss Bridget Kellett were at Loogootee Saturday. Allie Williams and family moved from Whitfield to the Hannah Walsh farm. Bridget Fanning returned home at Montgomery Saturday after visiting Miss Mary Reilly. Estella Fanning returned home after visiting Mrs E T O Conner near Raglesville.
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Margaret Fanning
Joseph Reilly
Loosootee
Wiliam Kellett
Bridget Kellett
Loogootee
Allie Williams
Whitfield
Hannah i Walsh
Bridget Fanning
Montgomery
Mary Reilly
Estella Fanning
E. T. O’conner
Raglesville
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
One good medicine for every family especially in summer. Chamberlains remedy costs a quarter and is sold by all dealers. It is almost certain to be needed and you should not be without it.
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Chamberlain
Ces Eee
Eee
Eae
Sige
Cess
Eter
Classified Ads Blend of Jobs Lost and Local Notices
Salesman Wanted calls for young men to sell in exclusive territory with perks and weekend hours. Veterinary Surgeon Dr. Floyd Gilliatt opens Plainville office and provides prompt calls. Cemetery cleaning meeting set for Bethany cemetery on June 13. Majestic range and folding bed for sale with phone details. Lost glasses between Washington and Hyatts stations. Dog tax due June 10 1911 in Washington township.
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West Main Street
Floyd Gilliatt
Farmers Bank
Plainville
Grant Keith
Washington Township
Rodewth
Our Big Sale Continues
A brisk rush of shoppers fills stores as bargain prices stay as advertised. The notice urges customers to visit for summer buying at minimal cost, stressing ongoing low prices.
Ladies Suits and Coats Flash Sale at Reduced Prices
A newspaper notice outlines drastic reductions in ladies ready to wear including a 33 1-3 percent slash on all suits and coats. It promotes spring prices on suits jackets long coats and tub silks plus a wide silk selection and discounted towels and fabrics.
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Jmove
Men and Boys Clothing Sale Notice
A store reports protests by salesmen over a cut in the suit department while defending fresh stock and strong turnover. The ad touts the Pile of Style and Majestic lines with all summer suits and two piece suits, men's trousers, boys wash pants, and hats priced at $1.50 to $2.00.
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Sule
Boots and Shoes Advertisement Highlights
Local dealers promote Hamilton Brown Shoes with multiple Oxford styles priced from 2.50 to 4.00. Special lots for boys and men offered at 1 to 4.00 and a sale on women's shoes in natro widths. Extra special at 2.30 with a broad selection to fit foot sizes and needs.
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Hamilton-Brown
Glove Store Ad Describes Deep Discounts and Prices
An old ad notes price cuts in a glove department with items such as kid gloves at 3.50, 1.50, and 1.00 dollars, silk gloves at 1.50 and 1.00, and lisle gloves at 0.8 dollars. It frames the sale as profits erased and emphasizes select button counts and materials.
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Iwiese
C.e
Unclear fragment outlines textile pricing and pie supply note
The text is a garbled OCR fragment mentioning muslins unbleached and bleached yard prices and advertising terms for fabrics and pies, with incomplete phrases and numbers. It lacks coherent events or identities to form a full news item.
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Lola Wade
Lora Resler
Levi Resler
Ruth Byrer
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Thomas Barley
Odon
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Steven Critchlow
Ross Franklin
Gdon
Francis Wilkey
Chicago
Michael Wilkey
Indiana Democrats
Bethany Cemetery
E. E. Hollingsworth
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Cosby's
Smith & Goatee
Sugarland
A. M. Perkins
Jid&wif
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