Trolley Strikers in Indianapolis Arrests After Night Uproar
Indianapolis July 7. Ten men were arrested after violence during a streetcar strike. Revolver fire and bricks shattered windows while passengers and train crews were hurt. Guards increased and tracks obstructed derailing a car near Riverside park. The unionists vowed to continue the walkout demanding higher wages and reinstatement of discharged workers.
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Hammill Plans New Corn Belt Parley
Des Moines July 7 AP Gov Hammill will confer with George N Peek Illinois chairman of the Corn Belt committee on plans for a new corn belt conference to discuss farm relief legislation after Peek returns from the past The governor said a general meeting of delegates from the corn belt would be called to consider any plan presented by leaders These tentative plans would not be opposed to tariff provisions affecting agricultural products.
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Foot Powder Ad From Lutz Woman Promises Foot Relief
Mrs. J N Kornhaus of Lutz Florida writes of 25 years' foot trouble and grants Walko Foot Powder as the ultimate relief. She says feet stay cool and comfortable after wearing shoes at night and urges readers to try the product, noting it can be found at drug stores and showrooms.
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MELLO GLO POWDER PROMISES LASTING BEAUTY
A new face powder named MELLO-GLO from Pant Davis Dry Goods Co promises lasting color and a flawless complexion. Advert claims it is made in France, resists perspiration, and remains on the skin until washed off, offering life like beauty for any girl.
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Headless Body of Old Miner Found Near Forest Ranch
Chico Cal July 7 AP officials piece together grim tale of Thomas Elis an elderly miner found dead on a trail east of town the body headless likely noted for weeks and linked to a disappearance near Forest Ranch inches from a possible six week timeline investigators say
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Miner Ellis Killed by Attacking Animals on Trail
A 70-year-old miner named Ellis was overtaken by ravenous animals while trekking a trail. His body was found with clothing shreds identifying him, and authorities are searching for the skull.
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Perils of policy talk urge altruistic farmer plan
L E Bickelberg argues against narrow self interest in tariff immigration and banking debates. He urges a balanced, altruistic approach over crooked or burdensome measures and proposes a committee with broader, infinite reach rather than men who only reach people.
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Unclear financial document fragment with deposits totals
A scrambled OCR fragment shows bank deposit categories and totals including demand deposits time deposits and reserve requirements. The text lists items such as cashier's checks outstanding and postal savings deposits with several monetary figures, but the data is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative.
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Waterloo school board approves budgets and bids and names spring break
The board approved last spring's general school funds of 50000 and 39000 for interest on bonds, set July 27 for objections, and awarded a heating plant contract to Cook & Bentz at 10988.14 with six bids higher. Coal suppliers bid for next year, Bartlett-AirFarlane Coal company won fuel contracts at 6.66 or 6.52 per ton. East High to resume spring vacation for the first time in over a decade, with a one week break likely in April, while fall semester opens September 7 and Christmas and New Year dates are adjusted. Brunn Me elected secretary WH Drina re-elected.
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Dubuque Tobacco Firm Sells Factory and Continues Jobbing
Myers Cox company of Dubuque sells the manufacturing department of its tobacco business to American Tobacco company. The latter took possession of the factory floors on July 1 under a temporary lease. Myers Cox will focus on jobbing and continue distributing their existing brands.
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Cigar and Tobacco Company Maintains Corporate Structure
The firm continues its established organization, with no changes to its corporate title or personnel, preserving the existing leadership and hierarchy as in prior periods.
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