Opium and cocaine issues spark calls for federal controls
The piece argues narcotics harm and cites rising opium imports and morphine use in the United States since 1860. It notes state laws vary, urging national standards, and discusses cocaine history and regulation, plus public health concerns including disease, vegetables, and a push for unified federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Italy
Koller
Mlinois
Journal of the
Americal Medical Association
Congress
Commerce Secretary Notes Surge in U S Trade in March
Secretary William of Redfield reports March and nine month trade totals show foreign commerce exceeding 3.3 billion dollars in the period. Britain remains the top customer, with Canada and Germany also significant buyers while detailed balances reveal sharp shifts in certain markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William of
Redfield
United States
Machi
Tate
Great Britain
Jussev
Canada
Tom Hs
Germany
Ug In
Aso
France
How to Kill Flies Pre Thrum Powder Burnt in a House
Practical guidance on fly control using burnt powder indoors. Describes preparation, application, and safety considerations for a home setting. Warns against inhalation and fire hazards while outlining cleanup steps after use.
Terrible Jap Comment Sparks Editorial Dispute
The Madison Courier cites the Washington Herald in criticizing a harsh portrayal of Japanese people. The piece argues against inflaming anti Japanese sentiment and defends civility toward Japanese nationals abroad.
Wileys attack on public health reforms ridiculed
The piece condemns Dr Wiley for a violent assault on U S public health efforts and hospital sanitation. It defends scientific progress, sanitation, and disease control as crucial to lowering death rates and protecting life, urging Wiley to pursue self promotion more quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Ag Hilt
United States
Bur Hospital
Dr. Wey
Miner Kills Clickdean After Fatal Home Dispute
Walter Brocail, 36, shot and killed Clickdean during a home confrontation with his estranged wife Mrs Ef Wheeler present. Police report Brocail fired after a dispute escalated and fled toward a poleman. The incident occurred at night in a rural setting and authorities are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Brocall
Ef- Wheeler
Walter Brocail
Memorial citations at a San Francisco service debut
A chaotic fragment lists names like Wilbur Weight and Begehey while a speaker reads a roster of aviators marked with asterisks. The imperfect text suggests a memorial or roll call of those who died, read aloud at a San Francisco gathering on a Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanancipco
Cal
Asterfak
Bedchey
Allence
Wilbur Weight
Cuban Company Aims for U S Role in Property Deals
Harry Hyatt, a member of Chambers Beers Hyatt, prepares to leave for Chicago as the United States representative of the Havana based Cuban Company. The firm, established in 1904, handles Cuban suburban and municipal properties and art. The narrative includes aviation career anecdotes and a pledge to quit flying after a perilous incident at Tanforan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ¥. Hyatt
Chicago
Chambers, Beers & ‘Hyatt
Art. Hyatt
United States
Havana
Public speaking event and local notices in Montgomery area
The Improved Order of Red Men plans a public speaking at the Al on Monday night May 12 with A. Robinson of Indianapolis as speaker. The column also lists numerous local movements, visits, illness notes, and small incidents from Montgomery and nearby towns, including baseball, injuries, travel to Washington, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
A. Hobinson
Indianapolis
Montgomery
Jawn Ower
Lewis Williams
Lundergag Company
Washington
Cecil Slinkard
Vincennes
Curtis Parker
John Parks
Ambrose Summers
James McGee
Minnie Wedding
Dorothy
Weimar
W. L. Brown
Bertha Street
Eee
Isom Street
Hovey Burton
West Haven
Joe
Lyman O'Neill
Icknell
K. C. Harris
Sullivan
John H. Graber
Lime Nall
Evansville
George B. Brown
George
L. Hannah
Vicksburg
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Sarah Nafl
John Nall
Bernard Spalding
Local residents attend visits and moves around Chestnut area
Friday to Sunday many neighbors visited relatives and friends in and near Chestnut. Henry Mofalin moved his family into Harve Chestnut’s property. Several households hosted guests from Martin and Knox counties and Indianapolis, with family reunions and Sunday gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Olnst
Washington Bee Paurhery
Washington
Henry Mofaln
Zouth
Harve Chestnu
Dan Kelkey
Staor
Sterson Moorg
Robert ‘Shege
Plainville
Bert Roachi
James U Chestut
Adwerdsport
Pedrl Chestnut
Ethel Franklin
Mattie Faigh
Sazephestnut
Chaddier
Dan Dinkena
Ethel‘ ‘Franklin
Odo Monay
CORARTTSVILLE VISITORS AND LOCAL ERRANDS
Local residents and visitors listed with brief movements including George Suupolit Andy Willopy Sam Wilsony Mrs Wrank iRaney Harry Palmey Jack Baer Sam Eagle Mrs Belle oprines Louis Aikman Luxartand William Pattergon and others visit or travel to nearby towns Washington Vincennes Ashington Montgomeri Black Oak Plainview Otterhin Bethany and Williams sale noted during the period. The Rev My Moren led services at Otterhin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Cornett
Montgomeri
Charlek Reydalds
Harry Gough
Adan McCyon
Moren
Otterhin
Wesley Wilson
Washington
William
Carroll
Frank tEaton
B. ‘Eagle
James Williamay
Bethany
Jitans
Arthur Eaton
Williams Sale
Local Shifts and Visits Reported in Juraglesville
Sunday at Bicknell James family visitors from Odop Hunday Rev Todd preached at Bunkin Sunday Dr Ira Bowtjan made a professional call Washington Wednesday Myre AVbit Chandler visited with Frank Wadsworth family Elsie Whasworth returned from Terre Haute to visit parents Misses Aimble Summers Susie Glover Rathaba Lula Hewitt visited with Gla and Pansy Dyal Mrs Able St and Mrs Leota Willlame and Ernest visited Wednesday An immersive interview at UB church Sunday Mathe day Rev Joe Todd from Rocko led evening service Lawrence Clap plans to Indianapolis Tuesday to stay with his brother before entering state summer term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundax
Elsie Whasworth
Terre Harkt
Aimble Summers
Susie Glover
Lula Hewitt
Gla
Pansy Dyal
Mra
Leota Willlame
iAndy StumMe
Wadnerdey
Joe Todd
Rocko
Indianapolis
Local Report Highlights Portersville Visit and Musical Troupe
A fragmentary account notes a Portersville journey by a visiting group linked to Brookdale Farm. It mentions educators or protec tors and an orchestra audience, with scattered references to Washington Techassia and a troupe performing during a lengthy visit.
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Alfordsvilee
Ley Pe
Jenna
Dein
Washington Techassia
iMre
Loa
Baker
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Reyry
A. Aiitde
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Wis
Cavanaugh
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Aia
Dragim
Bddford
Columbus
Alke Doss
Democrat Fa
Bnd
Inedford
Madison Courier
Washington Herald
Courier
Pacife
Hawaiian Islands
THE
Miner
Clickdean
Beachey
Charlie
Trenton
N. J
Albuquerque
Welshecame
Shilo
Stelle Daugherty
Pipinville
Ada Dow
Epsom
Ph Hoblett
Elnora
Porter Nicewonder
Odon
Cora Monts
Delos
Maud Alinter
Odeon ' Aay
Stella
Cearnut
Holla
Sara
Daisy Byer
Mitrion
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