KILLED BOY FRIEND To Be Police Head Guatemala
Police select Albert Llamb of Washington to serve as superintendent of police in Guatemala City as part of a peace movement. In Rome, Italian government urges action toward peace talks between Russia and Japan. Northwestern University president Abram W Harris is offered and accepts a presidency at Northwestern. A note on famine likened to consumption, praising Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchitis with prices 50c and 1.00, trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government of
Guatemala
Richard Sylvester
Metropolitan Police
Albert Llamb
City of
Rome
Inte Beat
Trie Ot
Sup Sorouatont
Russia
Japan
Wm. Myers
Caarfoss
Poe
J. N.jones
Cr Hat Wheat Crop Record Amid Edmonson Tragedy
August freshet forces Edmonson family to harvest a bumper crop on lands near Tom's Hill in Hart County. Edmonson, employed on a farm, learns his four year old son accidentally shot and killed another boy while hunting. He plans to return to Dean County this week to resume work near the farm as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmoneod
Harrigan
Tom's Hag
Eriksburg
Hartieon County
Yung Edmonson
Edmondson
Dean County
Tom's Hill
Harrison
Reading notes from the Democrat recalls town happenings
McBride returns from Cincinnati with a steam dough mixer for the bakery. Walker and Norris restart operations after three weeks of improvements costing about 1040. A big fish fry is planned in the eastern part of town. Local men travel to Shoals and Mitch to visit relatives. A ratings list is being compiled for July completion. Local mischief leads to a jail sentence for Bernard Singleton after a scuffle. A Latin teacher leaves for Indianapolis and Kansas. Wheat in river bottom lands is praised as possibly matching the famed crop of yesteryear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himburg
George Kaasler
Prk
van Osdal
Shoals
Upworth League
M. E. Jehurell
Mitch
Na Loria delegation to visit Clark fair in Portland
About one hundred members of the Na Loria association plan a visit to the Clark fair in Portland Oregon. The house of representatives appropriated 100000 for the event. A cablegram from Magoon reports new yellow fever cases in the Canal Zone. Col Theodore corps of engineers is decorated with the Order of Dragoon. Leavenworth prison physicians assess banker Bigelow as not in serious condition.
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Loria
Jett Maa
Portland
Ore
Clark, Fair
House of Representatives Iy
Maximb Gomez
Fed Canal Zone
Canal
Kinese
Ha& Con
Order of Dragoon
Col
Theodore
National and American League Play Highlighted Monday
National and American League action recaps appear, featuring team matchups and results including Washington vs Chicago with key pitchers Wolfe Kittredge and umpires Sheri dan and Algerican Association. Minor league standings and local club notes mention Toledo Minneapolis Saint Paul and other Central League entries. A dramatic turtle accident story and local memorial notes close the item.
Goshen College Calls Peace Congress June
Richmond Indiana reports Goshen college Indiana called for an intercollegiate peace Congress in June with a prominent group to attend the Peace Conference. The item notes a national gathering planned and representation from the United States slated for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Goshen College
Indiana
Ted
Julians
United States
Taxable personal property list sparks debate in township meeting
Citizens listed as suspects challenge assessed values claiming some households own costly homes and possessions far above shown figures. Deputy Sheriff Chap Mo reports patrolling Daviess county, noting widespread compliance but warnings of increased personal property assessments. Wheat yields look strong this year, though acreage is not large and corn farmers face discouragement.
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Daviess County
Local and Personal Notes From Regional Towns
Local and personal items list residents visiting cities, homecomings, and social visits. Names include Sof K Davis of Seymour, W J Prather of Wheatland, John Bright traveling to India, Mile Grace Harbin in Wheatland, Miss Maud Ott in town, John Hedtick and Dr. Ridgeway noted, and visitors from Vincennes and New Albany enjoying time in Russellville and New Albany.
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Sof K. Davis
Seymour
Wj I. Prather
Wheatland
John Bright
India
Pases
Mile Grace Harbin
Mrp
T. F. Spink
Warner" Spink
Indianapolis
Miss Maud Ott
Nes
Misa Maud Simi
John Hedtick
Township
HeBe
Ridgeway
Apong
Apter
Paris
Mies
Anna Marig Burke
Vincennes Commercial
Ico Pomill
Mra. Teyler
Washington
Russellwilte
James R Clark
Ruth Clark
New Albany
George Watgen
Johnson Boy Survives Fall From Building
Roy Johnson of the south side was injured when he fell from a Bourgholtzer building Monday. He escaped death and is under treatment by Dr. George L. Parr. Further details unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Johnson
Bourgholtzer
Eagier
George L. Parr
Cuban Diarrhoea Cure Promoted by Local Resident
Mrs Minnie Jacobs of Loggion Texas endorses Herlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Cure claiming it cured her husband after a Cuban diarrhoea attack. She cites doctors failing to help and offers testimonials from neighbors as proof of the remedy's value. Public notice of the medication's effectiveness is presented by Lindeman's Pharmacy.
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Alice
Minnie Jacobs
Loggion
Texan
Herlain
Cuba
Lindeman
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J. Beitman
Northwestern University
Chicago
Abram W. Har ‘Tis
Jacob Tome
Instituta. Part Dew Md
el of
McBride
Cincinnati
Walker & Norris
Sper@ion
Firman Rodarmel
Andy Langton
Harry Condit
Mies Josephine Kasgler
Maurice Lanby
Longpond Harsday
Shipton
Bernard Singleton
Misa Bue H. Reece
Igh
Hansas
Ziba Graham
George Sibuor
George
Mr. Graham
Shenor
Jones
Steller
William Herndon
Ondensed
Leavenworth
Banker Bigelow
Gervous
National League
Kellum G
Grady
McIntyre
Berges
Klem
Wash'ion
Wolfe
Kittredge
Smith
SteFarlana
Sheridan
Algerican Association
Columbay
Kansas City
Indianagplis
St.Paul
Louityil
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Evanaville
Grand
Eemewre
Clabg
P. GC
Wheeling
South
Ange
Jamerson
Thomas Foobs
Hobbs
Boynton
Hotpai
Hiynton
Morgan County
Harvey Sn John
Coller
Willian
Georga Hie
Bhely
Kenouha
Ime
Aentral Sheldon
Jenue
Geo. N. Engert, Jeweler
Vollmer’s
Cn Trueblood
Masonic
Washington Council No
R. & S. Masters
Corpanions
Robert Busseles
M. Henry Aikman
Sycamore
Jas. Motegart
Carpéntera Puildere
de Troutie
Mt. ‘Vernon
Pasatt
Scott
Gure
Peter On
Bellefont
Fred & Clapr
Drea
Grene
L. Xoler
Tegart
Mayxufile Road
Geo. H. Read Campbell
Bath Tub
Evansville
Mittle K. Sammonds
Charles C. Burns
Charlea
Burns
Neversix
South Bend
Ihd
Fogarty
Janeiry
Detroit
Mich
W. J. Conners
Buffalo
Buffalo Courier and Enquirer
Cadillac
Charleston
Navy Department
Newport Sea Suipulag Co
New England
Philadelphia
United States Mint
Barr
Mane
Johnson Boy
M. J. Carnahan
McCarty, Smith & . Gootee
Zack Jones
St Ort
Main St
Elswick & Greenwood
Aave
John D. Morgan & Co
First Streets
Jid&wim i
Sinc
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