Bryan Repeats Alarm Of Army Return Dictator
Terre Haute Express notes W. J. Bryan warned in Greenfield that the army once sent abroad to fight women and children could return under a dictator and turn bayonets on those who backed the Filipinos. The paper mocks the prophecy as a repetitive scare tactic and argues Indiana’s citizens and veterans distrust such idle fear.
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W. J. Bryan
Greenfield
Orient
Bryan
Indiana
Terre Haute Express
Grandstand Play Allegations Roil Local Politics
Indianapolis reports Republicans accuse L. Keach, city committee chair, of grandstanding. Keach had claimed Mayer aided ministers in a grandstand move, then offered attorneys to city council to pursue charges that Chairman Logsdon took 16 percent of the sprinkling contract for campaign funds and Baton Bot ion.
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Indianapolis
L. Keach
Site City Committee
Granu
Mayer
Attornes
Logsdon
Segments on politics health and legal cases surface in Indiana text
The article discusses political maneuvering around the Citizens' league and a leadership fight involving Keach, plus Bryan's remarks. It covers a two day health officer training in Indiana, concerns over contagious disease funding, and the rationale behind rural mail delivery headquarters moving from Indianapolis to Cincinnati. It mentions George Haywood of Lafayette in a custody dispute over a demented youth’s estate, with potential supreme court appeal. An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a catarrh cure with a pocket inhaler and refund guarantee by Fred S. Clapp, noting its claimed cost and efficacy.
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George Haywood
Lafayette
Charles Duhme
Cincinnati
Moses Fowler Chase
Fowler
Owas
Supreme Court
Fred
Clapp
Gyomei
Hyomei
Cas G Stump Market Aims for Juicy Tender Meats
The Cas G Stump Market at 110 Main Street invites customers to share meat preferences for selections described as full flavored juicy and tender. Cleanli ness is quoted in the motto as the shop promotes quality cuts and customer satisfaction.
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Cas. G. Stump
Main Street
Just For Your Appetite Pabst Beer Ad
A local advertisement promotes Pabst bottle beer as ideal for hot weather. It claims it strengthens health vigor improves appetite aids sleep and benefits overall wellbeing. Sold only by Addie Dillard and Meredith Wouse Barr.
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Addie Dillard
Meredith Wouse Barr
The Caz Corner Promises Delights for Evening Visits
A refined spot on East Main Street offers cool drinks and creams noted for purity. Visitors are invited to bring wives, families, or lady friends for a genteel, enjoyable evening at Eureka 308 East Main Street.
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Eureka 308
Main Street
Postoffice Inspectors Probe Suspected Fraud Areas
Washington June 26 Postoffice inspectors gather evidence in at least six or seven cases of alleged fraud against the post office department to be presented to the grand jury once strong enough indications exist. Details on the charges or identities are not yet released.
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Washington
Postoffice
Post Office Department
Grand Jury
Investigation into postal affairs continues with no identified suspects
The recent inquiry into postal matters yields no information on the individuals under investigation as officers refrain from disclosing identities. President shows interest in prosecuting guilty parties, recently discussed with Attorney General Knox and Holmes Conrad, now serving as a special attorney for the post office case.
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Ught
Knox
Holmes Conrad
Department of Justice
Post Office
Capes
Indictments in Post Office Scandals Hit Miller in Brooklyn
Federal grand jury in Brooklyn returns two indictments against George S. Miller general agent of Brandt automatic cashier. He is charged with aiding and abetting former Congressman Driggs in paying money to Driggs. Miller arraigned and withheld plea, bail set at 2500 dollars.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
George S. Miller
Brandt Automatic Cashier
Miller
Driggs
Big Counsel
Two More Castes Indicted in Mall Pouch Fraud Case
In Baltimore federal court on June 26 indictments were returned against C. Elsworth Upton and Thomas McGregor, both post office department employees in Washington, for involvement in mall pouch fraud schemes. Both are released on $5,000 bail.
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Baltimore
United States District Court
C. Elsworth Upton
Thomas McGregor
Post Office Department
Washington
Detroit Council Removes Public Works Commissioner After Inquiry
Detroit June 25. The common council, in a unanimous vote, ousted Public Works Commissioner Dow H Moreland amid weeks of criticism and a council investigation. Prosecutor Hunt sought a circuit court grand jury to probe alleged misapplied funds and neglected duties alongside circulating rumors. Brunswick death by own action reported near Urbana suburb. costs dynamite mangled body. Richmond street cars run with troops on three lines, four to eight militiamen aboard, rifles and bayonets in place.
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Detroit
Common Council
Public
Dow
H. Moreland
Morelarnd
Hunt
Richmond
Infant On Wheels Carriages For Comfort
A U.S. ad offers soft cushioned Gaby carriages for infants. Built strong yet light, prices range from 850 to 835. Sold by F. B. Fornwald at 910 Main Street.
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F. B. Fornwald
Main Street
Zack Jones Groceries Promises Quality Prices
At 14 East Main Street Zack Jones markets a full line of the best and freshest groceries. The ad emphasizes good aim and sure judgment to suit customers ideas and make prices affordable for every pocketbook.
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Zack Jones
East Main Street
Jepson's at 313 Main street promotes reading aids
An ad advocates night reading help and glasses fitted by a new method. It highlights wallpaper designs, books, novels, stationery, and office supplies from Mrs. Rickard at 112 East Main. The notice aims to recall public interest in a complete line of products and services.
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Jepson
Main Street
Rickard
East Main At
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