Training Camp and Democratic Leadership in Indianapolis
June 13 dispatch notes Bernard Korbly may resign as state Democratic chair with Charles A. Greathouse likely to take his place. The piece praises Greathouse as an energetic organizer and details Indianapolis efforts to clean up moral and municipal issues ahead of a proposed permanent military training camp.
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Willis S Thompson
Indianapolis
Democratic State Central Committee
Bernard Korbly
Charles A. Greathouse
Greathouse
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Journal-Gazette
Woodrow Wilson
Smithe
Alwaye
Gils
Indiana
Washington
Joseph E. Bell
Lew Shank
Public Service Commission Faces Backlash Over Coal Bustion
Vague references to a Tulsa public service commission report on coal prices claim the panel did little beyond mild remedies. Critics argue federal intervention may expose officials to scrutiny as citizens demand real relief and accountability.
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Leporrnta
Goodrich
Public Service Commission
Fpulsa Invest
Camulssion
Indiana
Ame Piate
Allen Family Returns to Washington From Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Taylor H Allen move back to Washington after six years in Arkansas where Mr Allen was a partner in a bridge factory Their son Owen H Allen is a lieutenant in a military company organized at Little Rock Ark Ross Smith a former Washington citizen is captain of the company.
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Ross Smith
Little Rock, Ark
Taylor H. Allen
Washington
Arkansas
Allen
News of Cahill's death in Colorado city
Telegram reports the death of Mrs. Cahill at Longmont Colorado from tuberculosis. She had moved there for health and previously lived in Washington. Born Della Hicks in Kinmundy, she was the daughter of Hugh N. Hicks.
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Patrick W. Cahil
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered With $100 Reward
The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming it cures catarrh in all stages. It asserts internal action through the blood to mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and offers a $100 reward for any case not cured. Testimonials are requested and Toledo, Ohio is listed as the address.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
Obituary Notice of Mrs. M with Local Ties
The text notes Mrs. M spent most of her life in the city and is survived by her husband a daughter Stella Margaret and her parents. She also leaves a brother Al Vin Hicks and a half-brother J A Hicks living at Long Snout Mam Trebeult Thomas Ros Youns. The notice instructs requesting advertised letters with one cent postage. E E Forsythe Postmaster.
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Mam Trebeult
Thomas Ros Youns
D. E. E. Forsythe
Advertised Letters Remaining at Washington Post Office
List of uncalled letters for the week ending June 12 includes Women Miss Helen Chenoweth Mrs Erma Ivy Mrs Albert Langolf Mrs John Sinclair Men B F Field William McCammett Howard Peek and others. Additional names and initials appear truncated in the source.
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Washington Post
Helen Chenoweth
Erma Ivy
Albert Langolf
John Sinclair
B. F. Field
William McCammett
Howard Peek
Wil
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