Public Health Warnings On Filth And Insects
The piece argues summer dangers from houseflies and unsanitary conditions, urging water cleanliness and public duty. It cites yellow fever lessons, rat control, and public health measures, contrasting risks with the need for individual action and responsible governance. It also notes tariff debates and politics around the Taft Roosevelt factions and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Panama
San Francisco
New York World
Upkurd i
Afgrdante Association
Clean Up Day ideas and town hopes face mixed reaction
A garbled local column discusses a public Clean Up Day popular during this season. It mentions city officials, a desire for better alleys, plants, trees, and the need for civic effort. References to Mayor Russell, the Linton City paper, and tornado news appear amid unclear commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Ely
County Officers Elected at Daviess County Convention
A Daviess County convention elected Rev. John as president and Rev. Mr Weeks as secretary and treasurer with Grédawood noted as superintendent of teacher training. The report from San Francisco on April 24 cites Japanese fund contributions of 8470 for a weekly entertainment drive, supporting American subscriptions. General Gineviteh, claimed commander of the Rif an army, died in Monthetring, Petersburg.
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Jaco Jape
San Francisco
Met
Fai
BNERD
Amerida
Lineviteh
Petersburg
Gineviteh
Rifan
Hurdine
Welraiot
Awreyce
Vincennes
Linten
Hach
John W. Berk
Hainess County
Greene County
Knox County
Lawrence Cdunts
Martin County
Monroe County
Owen County
Sullivan Counomer
Alvin
Padgett
Addwilt
Memocratic Year Good Keynote Speech at Convention
The text presents a garbled candidate speech urging reform, tariff revision, and protection of constitutional liberties. It references democratic ideals, parliamentary actions, and calls for accountability against oppressive rule. Strong entities include government, people, and constitutional bulwark.
Panic Grips Indiana Ahead of Election Turmoil
A fragmented 1948-1949 era report highlights political panic among Republicans amid organizational strife. The piece recalls a broad economic downturn with banking failures totaling 2710000 dollars, widespread unemployment near 1.5 million, and rail and factory job losses. It sketches a climate of unrest as Indiana delegates prepare for a gubernatorial contest, noting county delegate allotments and party leadership activity amid national distress.
Congressional convention details emerge from Bloomington notice
A fragmented 1908 notice shows a congressional convention organized by a committee. The document references an April 20 date and discusses actions toward selecting a candidate. Details are incomplete due to OCR damage but indicate official party procedures.
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The
Gréssional
Discipline as foundation of character and social order
A discussion on the dangers of lack of discipline in America. It argues that without enforcement of authority in families and schools, degeneracy arises and society suffers. It stresses strict regulations as essential for forming character and obedience from youth.
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San Francisco
Chrantete
Jari
America
Memorial and Sunday services at local churches noted
Church notices list services at St Marys and First Baptist and U B churches. Morning masses at St Marys, Bible school, vespers, and memorial service for a deceased member with speakers Dearing and Torbeck noted. Evening Brotherhood of Andrew and similar gatherings announced along with Sunday school and choir music details.
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Bible School
E. E. Davidson
Fisk Presbyterian
M. Dosgloss
Dearing
Andrew
Tunter
C. B
Church Services and Schedule Shaped by Parish Notices
A damaged OCR notice outlines Sunday worship at a local church with service times, communion details, and pastor visits. It notes music in each service, weekly offerings, and additional reminders about sanitarian duties and future events at the building.
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Piet MK
Charen
Sbiyd Awaltariy Communion
Weleek
Congress Pushes Veterans Aid and Drainage Bill
Congress advanced a $400 indemnity for inland waterway work and federal navigation improvements. Senator Bankhead urged action on national appropriations while the Senate passed a pensions measure and a navigational bill. The report notes other river and land schemes and government oversight.
Folk Opens Senate Campaign at Toole Opera House
Gov. Folk spoke to a large St. Joseph audience Friday night outlining his record and policy goals. He endorsed eliminating railroad passes and reforming police politics, proposed a universal road system, labor-capital cooperation, a new freight law, and direct election of U.S. senators by the people. He also urged passage of pure food and criminal penalty reforms and supported measures to curb corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Joseph W. Folk
Hogald
Yates
Hall
United States
Haywood Thrown Out As Federation Aide Removed
Denver April 26 A Miners Magazine issue signed by C M Honey first vice president and news president announces the Western Federation of Miners has ousted William D Haywood from his field representation. Haywood, acquitted last December of charges tied to former Gov. Steunenberg’s murder, had been secretary treasurer before being replaced by E Long. He has since lectured and organized for the federation, touring the East. The board’s action is described as a move against advocacy.
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Denver
Eyiday
Miners
Alfrial
Western Federation of Atiners
C. &.Mahoney
Viea
William D. Bay Wood
Haywaud
Bgolse
Leis
Steunenberg
Einger Mis
Lockout of Shipbuilders in Britain Echoes Across Yards
A London report notes a Carlisle meeting where Wig Shipbuilding Employers Feibvreilly ordered a nationwide shipyard lockout in response to a federation call. The plan would close all shipbuilding yards after a five hour session as unions urged arbitration for northeast coast strikes, but employers refused and demand return to work at reduced wages.
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London
Carlisle
Wig Shipbuilding
Feibvreilly
Kingdom
Federation
Coart
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Australia
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Bo Uhead
Jim
Company
Hugh L. Cox
Nebraska
Heidilnes
Linton
Haniah
Jeork
Mtaire
Uhat
Bedford
Grover
Sena
Tavora
Aethar Grédawood
Trainig
Biron
Wisa-Mi Y Lang
Hensfield
Betis
Guinjinaing
Agere Allons
Tie Denip Ravi
Wally
Ting
Yintllater
Jiestdean
Pilin Sith Mere Subtesfuse Co. Farrder
Amr
Annios
API
Pane Julien
Republic
Butt
Indiana
United
Pitt
Chicas Pulficun
Optioust
Sonny
Puck
Grurghes
Sinwn's
Church
Hov
W. Doyle
Aatar
Sty Mary's Church
Low Rase
Oon
Francis Torbeck
Hirt Christita Church
First “Baptist Church
Rotherhood P Fem
East Falout Street
U. B
P. C.U
St. John's Church
John
Jorat Church
Peste
Ulli
Seriian
Suhjiet
Daunige
Ny Setar
Yaeadhe
Congressional
Sivesident
Prgvan
Donate Funday
Bankhead
Hation
Gond Vaags
Ron Lugton
Witmington
Alleenate
Frida
Uth Rey
Walveshel
Mae
GOV. Folk
Missouri
Haywood
Shee
Fay Bo
Core
Cetipon
Jackson
Goperly
Boerne
Ettin Dey
Deman
Remacy
Beatty
Gannpea
Gore
Winburakes
Trang
Union
Rod Hart
Oakland City
B. Chared
Gsrs
Farthing
Nile Creek
Gasrantes
J. N
Onda Arus
Sgt Taddinger
Tyros
Anowne
Mt Gaves
Somfort
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