Indiana lawmakers weigh Marshall recommendations amid slow progress
As the sixty seventh general assembly nears its mid-session mark, Republicans push administration bills while many Governor Marshall recommendations remain unacted. A special committee found most suggestions already before the chamber. armories bill died in the House, local option tweaks passed, and a state sinking fund levy awaits final action. The debate over a state wide registration law and child labor measures continues amid partisan maneuvering.
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Dekalb County
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Committee On Corporations
Mausoleum Robbery Sparks Erie Body Theft Mystery
A body is stolen from the Scott family vault in Erie as robbers tamper with multiple coffins in the cemetery. Police believe the victims include Mrs McCollum and possibly Mrs Scott. tracks, broken seals, and an Italian settlement area are under investigation.
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Scott
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Philadelphia
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Man’s Body Struck By Train in Chicago Yard Tragedy
Edward Donahue foreman of a labor gang was killed when his body was hurled as an overland limited train struck. Two other workers were seriously injured as fifty men cleared snow from tracks in the Chicago & Northwestern yards. The train, bound for the Pacific coast, was traveling about forty miles per hour.
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Overland
Edward Donahue
Pacific Coast
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Donahue
Limited
Forty One Story Building Plans Approved in Seattle
Seattle council committee votes to grant permit for a 41 story building in the city. The project is led by the estate of the late L. C. Smith of Syracuse New York.Approval clears final hurdle for construction.
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Wash
L. C. Smith
Syracuse
N. Y
Marine Killed After Quarrel in Brooklyn Cafe
Private John R. Hardry of the United States Marines died at the Brooklyn Navy Yard marine hospital from a fractured skull suffered after a daytime quarrel with a man in a Navy Street cafe.
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New York
John R. Hardry
United States Marines
Marine Hospital
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Street
Admiral Silas W. Terry Dies in Washington
Rear Admiral Silas W. Terry U S N retired died in Washington of pneumonia. A Kentucky native and Civil War veteran, he began naval service in September 1858.
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Washington, D. C
Silas W. Terry
Admiral Terry
Kentucky
Naval Service
Thaw’s last appeal on Matteawan detention dismissed
Albany. The court of appeals denies Thaw’s plea that he is illegally detained in Matteawan State Hospital for the Insane. The ruling effectively ends his chance for release from the psychiatric institution.
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Albany
N. Y
Appellate Division
State Hospital For
Matteawan
Court of Appeals
Galesburg Rejects Commission Form of City Government
Galesburg Illinois voters rejected adopting the commission form of city government by a vote reported as BBG to 2,193. The result ends consideration of a change favored by some residents and opposed by others in the city.
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Galesburg
Ill
Unkind Snell Sparks Cigar Pie Oven Confusion
A playful quarrel over a smell leads to a joke that a crust from a pie in the oven is the source. The exchange references a burning scent and questions a cigar, ending in lighthearted domestic banter.
French Bean Coffee A Healthful Drink
Advertisement promotes French bean coffee as a healthful plant for home gardens, claiming 50 pounds from a 10 by 10 patch and 90 day ripening in Wisconsin. Offers culture directions and a seed catalog for 15 cents or 31 cents with 10,000 kernels of seeds from Reed Co. at La Crosse Wisconsin.
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France
Germany
Europe
John A. Salter Reed Co
8Th St
la Crosse
Wis
Reader Cures Constipation With Free Sample Offer
The Health Hints editors present Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a lasting cure for constipation by training stomach and bowel muscles. Backed by Mr. Graveline and Mr. Vernon, the syrup is sold by druggists at fifty cents to a dollar, with a free sample available by writing Dr. W. B. Caldwell at the Caldwell Building in Montelello.
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John Graveline
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Detroit
Mich
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Oklahoma City
Dr. W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monticello
Very Tortuous Indeed
The late Hugh J. Grant of New York cites a noted corporation lawyer as having “the most tortuous mind in America.” He mocks the idea with a humorous exchange about a minister of the bread of life.
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New York
America
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