Last Hour Desertions Over Bills In Albany Senate
In Albany on April 1 Governor Hughes faced defeat as Senator Owen Conaldy and others stalled passage. Lieutenant Governor Chinnery cast a decisive vote to keep the bills alive for further consideration, averting an outright early defeat. Rumors swirled about Senator Fanner’s absence amid accusations of conspiracy, while Grady and Agnew contended over reconsideration votes and tabled motions. The outcome hinged on parliamentary maneuvering and the presiding officer’s limited role.
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Albant
Owen Conaldy
Schuyler
Hughes
Chiiniér
Lily
Billa
Agnew
la Chagrinsd
Wilcox
Fanener
Cattarangus
Waa
Laws
Cassidy
Grattan
Albany
Albany County
Kapp
Clinton
Foelker
Kings
Aignew
Usdale
Mishills
Grady
Rains
Sen Grady
Armstrong
Richmond Fire Ravages Historic Industrial Building
A Richmond Ind fire gutted the Imperial building, a principal unit in the city’s commercial area, causing about 75 000 to 76 000 dollars in damage. The blaze spread rapidly and overwhelmed local fire crews, prompting requests for aid from Indianapolis and Dayton. Firefighters kept fumes from reaching adjacent structures including the International Harvester plant.
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Richmord
Ind
Apella-Richmond
Richmond
Indianapolis
Dayton
Moet Savers Stergezio
International Harvester Company
Orloniat
Bloomingdale Residents Plan March on School Board
Bloomingdale residents will hold a mass meeting at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church at Pourth and Gass streets Monday evening to protest the school board plan to add to the old Bloomingdale school building rather than construct a new facility. After the meeting, they will march in a body to request a new high school, led by committee members Joseph Riley John Bushman and Dr A M Goheen.
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Bloomingdale
Trinity Church
Rimmingdale
Trinity Methodist “Episcopal
Pourth and
Gass Streets
Ninth Ward
Alalr
Joseph’ Riley
John Bushman
M. Goheen
Girl Slayer Has Disappeared In Kokomo Indiana Murder Mystery
April 8 in Kokomo Indiana reports say Fairy McClaine was murdered last night. Worley Osborn, the girl's sweetheart, faces an indictment for first degree murder based on circumstantial evidence. A witness from Noell Gay places the killer at the scene, though no conclusive proof exists. Osborn evaded officers today, with no trace found by nightfall.
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Kokomo
Ind
Fairy McClaine
Worley Osborn
Grands Jury
Osborn
Noell Gay
Gaborn
Jjf Osborn
David C Browand Dies Suddenly
David C Browand formerly of Kendallville died suddenly of heart failure on Wednesday evening near his nephew Reuben Browand's residence where he lived with his wife. He was sixty five, had wintered here with relatives, and will be taken to Kenganville for services and burial. He had no children and is survived by his wife and other relatives.
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David C. Browand
Kendallville
Reuben Browand
Browand
Kenganville
Many New Members for Company D
The article notes a push to recruit new members for Company D with a prize for the member who brings in the most applications. It lists sergeant Ehie, corporal Anderson, and Pelgate Drewett as active figures, and mentions twelve new members including Adams, Bohrer, Drewett, Ebert, Kaiser, McSwayrey, Rothe, Barnet, Prsthenn, and Sutton. The season’s work will formally begin next Sunday, with a plan to open a range on the Cle farm.
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Commu Dato
Aegideron
Ehie
Corporal Anderson
Pelgate Drewett
Fillowe
We Adams
John Bohrer
R. Drewett
C. Ebert
Ot Kaiser
McSwayrey
Rothe
Barnet
Prsthenn
Sutton
Worl
Somdas
Ik le
Cle
Elkins Abruzzi Marriage Scheduled for September
The duke of the Abruzzi plans a stay from Spexia Town as marriage to Jorin is announced. Officials confirm the union will take place in September, with arrangements underway for the ceremony and associated events.
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Elkins
Jorin
Duke of
Spexia
Utkine
Illinois Dry-Saloon Victory Changes Statewide Balance
Chicago reports state local option results from thirty-six of 102 counties showing a drift to dry status. Across the 36 counties, 1,028 townships are dry and 823 wet after recent elections. The tally foresees about 2,000 saloons closing, though Chicago itself did not vote due to petition shortfalls.
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Chicago
Mlinois
Old National Park official recalls Ewing brothers will
Mr. Charles Bond, vice-president of the Old National Park, displayed an ancient document yesterday that connects Port Waxtie residents to the Ewing brothers Willan G George W and C W Ewings. The will of Alexander Ewing late of Washington dated February 3 18?? left his fortune to his wife Charlotte while she remained a widow and is preserved in near perfect condition.
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Charles 8. Bond
Old National Park
Willan G
George W
C. W. Ewing
Alexander Zing
Port Waxtie
Washington, D. C
Lontire
Charlotte Ewing
Washington, D
Alexander Ewing Himscle
Harriman Finances Harriman 10 Rescue to Aid Bro Railroad
New York April 4 Harriman offers to buy 5 1 2 million dollars of notes to support the Bro Railroad. J P Morgan & Co to receive and deliver cash and collateral notes in exchange for maturing notes. Holders may take par cash or new three year 6 percent notes with 5 percent in cash. Details clarify payment options and timing under the plan.
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New York
Ridward H. Harriman
Hinds
Bro Railroad Company
J. P., Morgen & Go
Ray
Mr. Harriman
Board of Directory
Ir. Harriman
Arle
T-dtfer
BE. H. Bmarriman
Inrle Railroad
Hartman
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan & Co
Natehuldes
Nates
Lars
Tate
Haiti Crisis Fears US Marines Landing as Interven tion Discussed
Reported in Port au Prince April a scenario unfolds with talk of inviting US warships to land Marines and establish a protectorate. Officials warn that hostility toward the present Haitian government grows as factions plan an armed demonstration to force intervention or a provisional American control. A respected Haitian official notes stability is fragile and suggests foreign protection may be needed to safeguard life and property amid military dictatorship.
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Prince
United States
Jvary
Shrine Club Smokers Raise Seven Thousand Dollars
The Fort Wayne Shrine Club held a smoker at the Waste club night raising seven thousand dollars toward building a temple. The group decided to hold the annual meeting two weeks from yesterday in April. The Seattle Masons proposal to build a temple was discussed, with substantial financial support shown among Shriners.
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Fort, Wayne
Waste Club
Yestorntas
Seatileh al Masons
Snellentatty
Foe raneCCEPTING REBATES in Michigan case noted
In Grand Rapids Michigan on April 5 a local firm was sentenced for accepting rebates from Pere Marquette railroad on lumber shipments. The company was fined 20 00 dollars.
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Grasd Rapids
Mich
Fudge Knappen
United States
Gnarl
Dhesa Saalaiaher Company
Nglen
Trades His Farm for City Property Exchange
A farm in Lake Downehily was exchanged for city property yesterday involving Louis Monroe and Oscar Vi Romick. The farm, worth FRM, consisted of forty sires and was conveyed through the Veridian real calais agency.
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Veridian Real Calais
Louis Monroe
Lake
Wartime youth event at Winona Lake June 6
A fragment indicates a youth competition or gathering at Winona Lake on June 6, with names suggesting organizers or participants and a local superintendent. The text is garbled but centers on a scheduled event for ages eight and older at a local facility or turret.
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Warsaw
Beh
Cranbe
Edeon Bo Sarher
Maurice Trys
Sxere
Darriet Eetools
Qwillie Hekl
Guittorium
Wehona Lake
Baturdas
Presbyterian District Meeting At Ossian Sealed In Fort Wayne Society
The thirty second Fort Wayne District Ministerial gathering will take place Tuesday and Wednesday next week at Ossian. About 125 delegates are expected as interesting theses have been arranged for both days.
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Fort Wayne
Infant Walter Ashton Dies at Five Months
Walter T. Ashton infant son of Mr. and Mrs. EH Ashton of 2596 Hanna Street died at home early Thursday morning aged five months and twenty one days. The remains will be shipped to Portland, Maine, on Friday morning for interment.
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Walter T. Ashton
EH. Ashton
Hanna Xirect
Portland
Odd Fellows Visit Bluffton Meeting and Banquet
Members of the OGAL ODD FELLOWS plan a Bluffton visit for Monday evening including a meeting and supper in the lodge hall. A notable portion will travel to the county capital for the event reception and banquet, with multiple speakers and local reports on forthcoming activities.
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OGAL
Bluffton
Lorat
Wella
Lode
Debates Over Wood Pulp Paper Trust Probe in Congress
In April the House agreed to report favorably resolutions directing the attorney general to outline steps against the wood pulp and paper trust. The other measure asks for Bureau of Corporations actions on the alleged "paper trust." Speakers clashed over tariffs and jobs, with Payne arguing for careful analysis and Democrats warned of harming 8,000 workers.
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Wasringyon
Doway Corsroigtes
Trust
Regolutiona
Cannan
Livmlie
International Pujor Company
New York
Cammerca
Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Clened “Paper Trust
Clayton
Alabama
Paper Trust
Wil- Mais
Payne
Whatroma
Committee On
United States
Recount of House Rule Battle and Party Clash
A heated floor battle over a new rule enabled the speaker to declare a 6 o'clock recess daily without roll calls. Democrats pressed for roll calls. Republicans defended broader responsibility. Debates featured Messrs De Armond Willhans Sherman Dalzell and others voicing partisan critique and strategy.
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Washington
Dhs
House
Mesure
de Armond
Willhans
Ind Medsi
Sherman
Dalzell
da Akwond
T Bert A
Democratic Party
Williams
Hill
Becaué
Mail Subsidy Bill Dies in Senate Committee
In Washington on April 8 the house committee rejected a move to substitute the house bill for the senate bill on ocean mail subsidies. The bills would raise pay for first class vessels to South America, the Philippines, Japan and Australia from 32 to 4 dollars per mile and increase second and third class rates from 1 to 4 dollars. The committee indicated it will take further action on either bill.
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Washington
House Committee
House
United States
South America
Philippines
Japan
Australia
Senate
Death of Young Girl From Meningitis
Bessie Ellen Yehne six months old died at 412 Brooklyn Avenue from sphial meningitis after one day of illness. She attended Murray Jefferson and Orson schools and was loved by teachers and classmates. Survived by parents, a brother Frederick and several grandparents. Funeral Friday morning at 10 from the residence and at Roanoke.
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Bessie Ellen Yehne
Roy Fahne
Brooklyn Avenue
Murray
Jefferson School
Bessie
Orson School
Katherine Ersig
Frederick
Ongee Alarenas
Republicans of Thirty Second Ohio District Call Convention
A Republican convention in Van Wert Ohio was convened to nominate candidates for governor and other state offices. Delegates from counties formed committees and selected a hotel meeting venue. Candidates include Van Wert Stuckey and others with Brewers’ backing, with competing figures from the area and state boards.
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Ohio
van Whet
Ceiymnen
Come Ty Cratti
Varigua
Mooney
Stuckey
Tikely
Miners Strike Reported in Terre Haute Misunderstanding
Terre Haute Ind April 8 reports say Linton miners dropped picks and refused to work in violation of last week’s agreement between the joint convention of miners and operators. Officers attribute the action to a misunderstanding of the situation.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Linton
New Trial Ordered in Jay County Audit Case
Indianapolis April 3 The state supreme court reversed a 419.1 judgment against Truman Bord and bondsmen tied to county treasury allowances during Bord’s Jay County auditor tenure. The court ruled no demand was needed before suit and that certain claims were not covered, ordering a new trial with issues opened.
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Indianapolis
Ap Jdollata Court
Xestetely
Truman
Bord
Treas~ury
Jay County
Cleal
Board of Turnpike Directors
Boyd
Weather forecast shows cooler south then warmer Europe
The forecast notes cooler conditions in the southern districts followed by warmer temperatures on Thursday and Friday across Michigan Indiana and Illinois. Sporadic sleet and freezing rain are possible in places, with many residents urged to keep warm and wear winter clothing as temperatures rise later in the period.
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Chanter
Fort Warne
Mmeelisik
Kateema
Kendailville
Company D
Rifle Range
Uncle Sam
Uinons
Ewing Brothers
Vances
Erie Road
Mae
Wil
Moresland
Shema
Haiti
Shrine Club
Winona
Presbyterian District
Ossian
Ways and Means
Congress
van Wert
Scratoriat
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Linnesichigan
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