Indianapolis Mayor Bell Faces Election Fraud Trial
Indianapolis Sept 9 For a second time in a year many Indiana political leaders face trial in criminal court on charges of conspiring to corrupt elections. Mayor Joseph Bell leads a list of 128 named defendants including Thomas Taggart and Samuel Perrott amid charges covering registration fraud bribery and ballot manipulation tied to the 1914 primary and 1915 elections.
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Ndianapolis
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Siene Indiana
Mae
Terre Haute
Leavenworth
Joseph B.ell
Indianapolis
Bell
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Samuel Perrott
Fred Barrett
Robert Metzger
Board of Safety
Frank P. Baker
Marion County Grand Jury
James H. Gibson
Joseph E. Bell
Poli
California Janitor to Die for Murder of Girl at Church
Sacramento reports David Fountain, janitor at the German Lutheran Church, will be executed at Folsom Prison next Friday for the murder of 12-year-old Margaret Milling. The crime occurred earlier this year in the church basement and attracted nationwide attention. Fountain confessed after the body was found. attempts to spare him cite a past insane asylum confinement in Iowa.
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Sacramento
Cal
David Fountain
Margaret Milling
Folsom
Fountain
Iowa
Rosh Hashannah Observed Worldwide in 5676 Year
Jews across the globe celebrate the Jewish New Year marking year 5676 in the Hebrew calendar. Observances include abstaining from work and attending services, with visits to relatives and friends to extend wishes for a joyful year.
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New York
Adee closes forty five years in State Department service
Washington notice reports Alvey A Adee second assistant Secretary of State marks forty five years with the department since 1870 when he began as secretary of legation in Madrid. His long career saw him head the Diplomatic Bureau and serve during crises like the Chinese troubles of 1900. In Minneapolis the National Scandinavian Veterans Association held its annual reunion at the Minnesota State Fair with attendance from Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Washington
D. C
Alvey A. Adee
Department of State
Aree
Madrid
Adee
Minneapolis
Minn
National
Cloudburst devastates Kansas lake area. no deaths reported
A seven inch cloudburst hits a lake section of Kansas since Monday night, driving thousands from homes and leaving many missing. Property losses are estimated at 100000 dollars and rescue work is hindered by lack of boats and responders. Rim Creek runs up to a mile wide in places.
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Lola
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Rept
Rim Creek
Contested nominations highlight party delegate bids in Addison race
The article lists many candidates seeking delegate spots from both parties including Mason Brindle Bomberger Casterday Groh Hartle Peck Smith Sullivan Corbett Kedy Startzman Stouffer Strite Tenney and others. The Connellsville Automobile Club staged a trip with about forty cars from Jasper Augustine Farm Addison along the national pike ending in an old fashioned piente event.
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John T. Mason
Harry Brindle
Clarvey H. Bomberger
House of Delegates
Clarence Easterday
D. Webster Groh
G. Hartle
Austin C. Peck
William 8. Smith
C. W. Sullivan
W. Scott Corbett
Charles Kedy
James Startzman
S Walter Stouffer
John C. Strite
Edward M. Tenney
Connellsville Automobile Club
Jasper Augustine
Addison
National Pike
Venice Bombarded by Austrian Planes Again
Austrian airplanes attacked Venice for the fifth time since the war began. Two planes took part and one was shot down.
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Venice
California's Admission Day Celebration in San Francisco
California’s Admission Day observances in San Francisco marked the sixty fifth anniversary of statehood with a civic and military parade to the exposition grounds. The day featured historical exercises in Festival Hall and a public reception at the California building, organized by the Society of California Pioneers Native Daughters of the Golden West and Native Sons of the Golden West. The Perry-Rainey institute buildings have been taken over by the college, whose Rev. John H. Wood of Atlanta was named president.
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Cal
California
Exposition Grounds
Society of California Pioneers
The
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Native Sons of the Golden West
Christian Church
Southeast
Perry-Rainey Institute
John H. Wood
Atlanta
Christian Church Opens New Coed College in Auburn
Auburn Georgia September 8 The Christian church founded new coeducational college here opened with classes ready for students.
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Christian Church
New College
Auburn
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