President Hopes for San Francisco School Treaty Excluding Coolies
An Associated Press dispatch describes a serious U S Japan crisis over California school policies. President Roosevelt seeks a conference with San Francisco education leaders to avert hostilities and press for restoring Japanese children’s school privileges while aiming for a treaty to exclude Japanese coolies.
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California
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
San Franciso
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San Francisco
Root
Congress
Russia
First Couple Married Here For License In Indianapolis Growth
The Indianapolis Star notes Indianapolis rose beyond being a capital by its location and trade links. It cites Ralston laying out the city in 1821 near Madison Vincennes Corydon, and the first couple needing Connersville for a marriage license. Trade routes tied the city to major centers and drew vast movement within 100 miles of the Sol-48a Monument.
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the Star
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Corydon
Constantinople
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New York
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
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United States
Monument
Forms of Worship in Indiana Number 62
Indiana survey by Miss Mary A. Stubbs reports 62 denominations with total church net worth of 80 855 dollars. It lists church properties valued around 20 million, salaries and school supports, and names many denominations including Methodist Episcopal leading in finances and memberships.
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Mary A. Stubbs
Oato
Dene
Bagh Nustt
Flies Aeaeant
Methodist iEpiscopal Church
OSS
Nmber
Pehaiprehes
Pood
Dembers
New Duties of the Township Trustees Face Repeal Fight
The Legislature stalled a repeal of the rule that township trustees must enumerate voters. Some urged shifting the duty to assessors, but the bill stalls as lawmakers adjourn. Enumeration is set for this year, January 1 to July 1, though no action is likely until session ends. Groundhog day at meat shops. proprietors allege sales issues and mills keep grinding.
Local Women Seek Suffrage in Civic Elections
Seven hundred women in Finete county petitioned for the right to vote, sent to representative Chick Elliott who will present it to the house. Miss Stubbs named State Statistician by Governor Hanly inspires suffragists, while Mrs. Plelen M Gouger of Lafayette is a leading middle western advocate for suffrage. The movement shows shifting sentiment as western gains prove intelligent women can share government power.
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Indianapolis
Finvete County
Dnciine
cCheir
Chick Elliott
Trouse
Justi
Lafayette
Middle-west
Mr Tate Opposes Debated Depository Law And Public Funds Interest
In a forceful address KE EL Tate argues Indiana needs no retroactive depository law. He warns ex post facto limits, decries public funds earning interest for banks, and urges taxpayers to resist perquisites benefiting banks and officials. He cites 6 000 dollars as a risky bait and notes potential 30 cent per county share.
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Elizabeth
Earl of Essex
U.S
Connersville
Congress
EL Tate
Dangerous Ride by Newsboy on Moving Train
A 14 year old newsboy grabbed a rail to ride No 38 after delaying a message delivery. He clung to the car as the train curved, risking serious injury before finally reaching Glenwood and disembarking.
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Glenwood
Frank Rembusch Starts Shelbyville Filler and Color Co
The Shelbyville News notes Frank Rembusch and George Otto opening the Shelbyville Filler and Color Company at corner Pike and Pennsylvania streets with Harry DePrez as a new partner. The plant will produce stains and dyes for furniture factories and has orders from outside Shelbyville. Rembusch and Otto lead the operation, about ten to twelve workers expected on start, and the firm will be incorporated soon.
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Frank Remibusch
Rembusch
Mhuisichat
Shelbyville
Frank Rembusch
George Otto
Harry DePrez
HePrez
Pike
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Otto
Gas flame shoots twenty five feet at Knotts well test
A gas well on Henry Knotts farm near Falmouth was tested after a failed gauge reading. A flame reached 25 feet high for half an hour as promoters claim steady pressure may exist. another test with a new gauge is planned in a few days with local interest rising.
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Henry Knotts
Falmouth
Chiat
Wis
W. Henry
Almouth
Regular car service expands to Greensburg extension
Regular cars now run on the Greensburg extension enabling Greensburg residents to reach Shelbyville with ease, mirroring the previous service enjoyed by Connersville riders a few months earlier.
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Greensburg
Shelbyville
Connersville
Puab
New Method of Using the Telephone Sparks Debate
A bizarre proposed telephone technique suggests placing the transmitter against the chest rather than near the mouth. Proponents claim voice sounds travel through bones, with less clothing between chest and receiver improving reception. Skeptics doubt practicality and origin traces to Rockefeller era claims.
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John D. Rockefeller
Chicago University
Mrs Bankert Seeks Help In Petition Case
Mrs van Rankert of Runh county seeks legal aid to pursue a petition against her husband. The report notes her plea and the ongoing involvements within the county court and local officials.
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Mrs. Bankert
Mre. van Rankert
Runh
Pastor Boetker Attacks Evangelist In Cut Rate Revival Feud
Shelbyville clergy controversy erupts as Rev J H Boetker rebukes Evangelist W E Harford over sectarian recruitment at a Christian church revival. Boetker attacks “cut rate” baptism and external rites, warns against exploiting worshippers for church gains.
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J. H. Boetker
Shelbyville
German Presbyterian Church
W. E. Harford
Boother
Harland
Chris Eby Sues Catholic Church Over Heating Contract
Christian Eby sues trustees of St. Gabriel church alleging he installed plumbing and heating at Sisters' Home under a 1400 contract. He claims 700 was paid and seeks 900 plus interest totaling 81 143.60 with 6 percent interest.
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Chris Eby
Sues Catholic Church
Sisters
Christian Eby
Charles McDonald
Frank E. V. Myer
Edward Grant
St. Gabriel Church
Eby
Schools To Celebrate Closing Day In Town Hall Event
Jackson township schools plan a joint closing day celebration on March 13 at Odd Fellow hall Eastport. An all day entertainment program will feature local acts and community participation.
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Jackson Township
Odd Fellow Hall
Evestopy A Lon
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