Feudist Dies From Mortal Wounds After Long Conflict
A feud ends as Feudist dies from mortal wounds after decades of internecine fighting between rival factions. The victim, sought after by enemies, had hoped for peace and quiet in later life but was finally felled. Local authorities report ongoing investigations and condemn the violence.
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Remarkable Cure Alluring Nationwide Hype Ad
An old advertisement touts a stomach and kidney remedy as a “wonderful” medicine curing indigestion and other ailments. It claims wide cure reports from many counties, touts a heart tonic effect, and pitches bottles priced at 1 dollar or 2.50 for Olive bottles, urging readers to visit Lindgman’s drug store for testimonials.
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Debate over wool top waste duties and tariff shifts in senate
Washington June 10 Senators Gamble and Crawford deserted the progressives as votes were cast on finance committee amendments. The body increased duties on wool top waste and other wastes, while companion measures raised body and tops duties. Warren and La Follette clashed over general tariff directions. Dolliver alleged a rag trust but Warren denied knowledge of such a trust.
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Taft Plan Turned Down in Tax Debate Shuffle
Taft plans a 2 percent tax on net earnings of corporations were rejected after a conference with Aldrich. Proponents of the income tax amendments refused to withdraw, prompting a party split plan to fail. Also reported: two killed by lightning in Missouri storm. Heney to run for district attorney. Guggenheim divorce denial. local deaths and business changes amid scattered notices.
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Wright Brothers Awarded Aero Club Gold Medal
Wright brothers Wilbur and Orville of Dayton, renowned aeronauts, received the gold medal of the Aero Club of America from President Taft in Washington. They arrived with a large Aero Club delegation, were honored at luncheon, and praised for conquering the air. Orville plans to resume tests at Fort Myer before a Dayton celebration starting June 17. The award carries recognition and a potential $25,000 government prize for further flights and speed trials.
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Farmers Wit hitchrack restoration fights city
In Monroe the farmers push to restore the hitchrack near Bloomington's court house despite university town protests. The city council tried to block the pledge from local business leaders to restore the bike track around the public square. City attorney filed injunctions in circuit court to restrain the commissioners who had advertised for bids on the hitchback. The argument over the injunction was presented.
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Judge Denies Dpa Bid on Hitchrack in Tuesday Hearing
Judge Wilson heard lengthy arguments by Oak and Aga against a bid related to a hitchrack project. Weckesky’s denial was noted as the central issue amid broader court house work and plans for restoring the public square. Construction material purchases from Indianapolis were planned, with another week expected for progress.
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Jeffersonville vote on wet saloon status clears county
Jeffersonville and Clark county faced a pivotal wet or dry decision as licensed saloons pressed for a decree after a majority supported the wet proposition. Voters in nearby counties along the river noted similar sentiment, influencing regional trade and licensing debates.
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Advocate Ails Heise and Vernon Raid Fallout
George Ho Gaocya, a well known dry supporter prominent in the county raid era, shot and killed himself Wednesday amid political tensions. The incident follows rising nervous strain and local leadership disputes connected to prohibition era battles.
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Ast Rehearsal Of The Rose Maiden At City Opera House
Choral Symphony members attend rehearsal as Mrs Cosner prepares a solo, with strong praise for Mr Crennan Mrs Emmert and Mr Roberta. The Camarita pianists Mrs Leverere and Mrs Haskelt polish the instrumental support. Ticket sales show encouragement and the mood after rehearsal is buoyant. A local note recalls the Taft Aldrich tariff revision line from the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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