Indiana Democrats Nominate Kern For U S Senate
A riotous, then unified Indiana Democratic convention endorsed Governor Marshall’s plan and nominated John W. Kern for the United States Senate after a tense ballot fight with rival Thomas Taggart. The session opened amid uproar, with factions clashing over authority and the party’s direction, ending in Kern’s unanimous nomination.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Democratic Convention
Marshall
United States Senate
John W. Kern
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
John &. Lamb
Terre. Haute
National Committee
Kern
S Party
Charles T. Jewett
New Albany
J. E. McCullough
Democratic Party
United States
Samuel Ralston
Lebanon
B. F. Shively
Senate
Coal Traffic Rebate Items Stir New York Dinner Row
A chaotic Associated Press and American Newspaper Publishers dinner in New York featured outbursts led by William R Hearst and Mayor Gaynor. Adolph Ochs requested silence as hecklers challenged press relations to public officials during speeches by Gaynor, Hearst, and others.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Associated ‘Press
Publishers
Tiomee Twilan
William “R. Hearst
Was. Rettinee
Gaynor
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Williams
Roosevelt Visits Belgium in Warm Royal Welcome
Ex President Roosevelt meets King Albert of Belgium in Brussels and tours the exposition with a guarded public reception. Thousands cheer as the royal meeting and breakfast at the American embassy are followed by a showcase in the Salle Des Fetes and a grand procession down Avenue Louise.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Roosevelt
Albert
Belgium
Ladken Palace
Paris
Louise
Salle Des Fetes
Rica
Woods bill defeated in Ohio senate amid Democratic opposition
In Columbus on April 98 the Woods bill to regulate quasi public utilities failed 10 to 22 as Governor Harmon opposed it by silence. Senator Mathews argued for state control while critics warned the measure would fail and accused opponents of blue sky schemes and overhauling depreciation funds.
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Dent
Saraie
Woods
Ohio
General Assembly
Denman
Hocking Valley
Ohio Coal Traffic Association
Franklin
Mathews
Rcial Tribune Bureau
Harrison Bupa
Columbus
Senate
Harmon
James E. Mathews
Cleveland
Cetone
Daytona
Alsdorf
Licking
I. B. Goohall
Fulton County
Beatty
Wood
Sherman
Deston
Albert Mendelson
Bader
Duval
Gotshail
Johnson
Keller
Phare
Rathburn
Tuttle
Williams
Baker
Cameron
Clevenger
Cory
Crawford
Dean
Gillette
Huffman
Kuhl
Sawyer
McKee
Mahaffey
Mather
Mooney
Patterson
Shaffer
Thompson
Tod
Yount
Deaton
Mendelson
Tom Johnson
Frank L. Patterson
Ashland
Blue Sky
Mrs Leslie Carter Stricken with Acute Colitis
Cleveland Ohio April 28 Mrs Leslie Carter the actress was taken ill tonight and all her engagements for the season have been abandoned. She suffers from acute colitis probably caused by eating soft shell crabs and may be unable to work for at least six weeks. She had just concluded an engagement in Vast Herne and was to depart for Cincinnati.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Cleveland, CO
Leslie Carter
Carter
Yester
Cincin
Paxton Explains Why Detective Was Hired In Swope Case
John G. Paxton testified in Kansas City that he hired Dr Ludwig Hektoen to examine the visceras of Colonel Thomas H Swope and Chrisman Swope to clear all parties of suspicion. He said the aim was to prevent further scandal and to shadow Dr Hyde so he would not escape.
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Associated Presse Dispatch
Kansas City
Hyde
John G. Paxton
Logan O. Swope
Swope
Ludwig Hektoen
Thomas H
Explosion on Steamer Kills Five Crew Members
Five men were killed in an April 23 explosion aboard the Southern Pacific freight steamer El Alba. The vessel, in distress off the Mississippi mouth, was picked up and reached New Orleans where the casualty toll was confirmed.
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New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Mississippi
Night rider raid leaves child dead in Lexington
Mrs. Dell Carroll describes a March 30 attack on her home by ten to fifteen masked gunmen who dragged her family from bed. Charlie, her youngest son, was shot as Ella cried for help. The assailants tied and beat Lawson and Asa in the yard and guarded the family while lawson’s hands were stretched to a tree limb. The narrative continues on Page 2.
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Tribune
Lexington
Dell Carroll
Night Rider
Ella
Charlie
Eila
Tilly
Asa
Laweson
Lawson
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Decatur
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Vincennes
Thomas M. Honan
Seymour
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Huntington
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Thomas Brolley
Worth Vernon
Edward Barrett
Plainel
Douglass Morris
Rushville
Charles E. Cox
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Northern
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Hammond
M. B. Larry
Logansport
Andrew Adams
Columbia City
Story of the Fray
Taggart
Marion County
John E. Lamb
Fara
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Leer
Pree Blesk Arto Vow
Hearst
Woodrow Wilson
George Ade
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Taft
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Cleveland Leader
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The
New York Times
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Brooklyn
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W. R. Hearst
Treasury
Mercantile Library
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Mercantile” Library
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Fourth Street
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Coal Traffic Association
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