Miller to Face Early Trial Date in Cray Case
Former Village Marshal Wil Miller is to be arraigned next month as prosecutor Thomas seeks an early start. The plan calls for Judge O Rourke to set a date after Thomas completes pretrial work and discusses docket arrangements with local counsel to clear the court calendar for Woodburn cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
O'Rourke
Woodburn
Columbius Cray
AE. Thomas
Eoc
Underwood
Terman Miller
Miller
Mext Moorth
Douket
Woothurn
John W Kern Not a Candidate at Ninth District Convention
A garbled dispatch notes John W Kern not seeking the office at the Ninth District Convention. It mentions Martin & Moarsiean, Frankfort, and miswritten lines about potential candidacy and positions, with broken phrases indicating confusion in the OCR output. A society item from Los Angeles describes a large ball at the Shriner’s Auditorium in honor of naval officers, led by Admiral Thomas and Mrs Chattes, with about 1200 couples attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deslares
Martin & Moarsiean
Frankfort
Gongrese
Los Angeles
Cal
Washington
Aelous
Lee
Shriners
New Pension Act Raises Widow Pensions Across Nation
Washington reports the new pension act took effect April 29, boosting monthly payments by four dollars for about 61,051 widows and other pensioners earning under 172 dollars a month. The automatic increase covers 39,050,443 in pension rolls and anticipates 2,592,000 in added claims next year for widows, orphans, and Civil War era veterans. The act expands benefits to Civil War, Mexican War, and Indian War pensioners, with a proposed federal appropriation over 162 million dollars, six million more than the 1885 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
New York Meeting Denounces Paper Inquiry Plan
At the American Newspapers Publishers Association convention in New York on April 18 a resolution praised President Roosevelt for supporting free pulp and paper. It assailed the Stevens bill and criticized Cuuhon Payne and Dalzell for blocking inquiry into paper costs, warning of a paper-maker conspiracy to raise prices and hurt workers.
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New York
Sche
Publinners’ Association
Roosevelt
Hia
Menange
Ovary
Cuuhon
Payne and
Vwuluell
Stevens
Daceraver
Ways and
Moyers
Payne
Dalkell
Diana
Cuntie
Dalzell
Avoin
Congress
Greatest institute in city seals temperance union growth
Last night at Plymouth Congregational Church the semi annual Wor yoon's Christian Temperance Union institute celebrated the largest attendance in the local history. Mrs Retta Jones a leading worker declared rapid future growth is possible, noting many new members joined in Bethany Presbyterian in the afternoon.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Mee
Rata Jones
Wor Yoon's Christian Temperance Union
Plymouth Congregational
Retta Jones
Ctute
Eastern Star Holds Election In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on April 1 1932 the grand chapter elected associate grand conductress. Mrs Care V Hullange of Rockport won on the second ballot over Miss Maude Biddle of Byantville and Alsa Gleason of Tipton. Delegates passed a motion to incorporate an organization to aid the Tentiam Eastern Star home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Order of the Eastern Star
Florneen
Care V. Hullange
Rockport
Explosion Targets James Gallagher in East Oakland
Bulletin from Oakland reports a dynamite blast that destroyed the front of a house in East Oakland aimed at James L Gallagher. Gallagher was a member of the self professing board of supervisors in San Francisco and faced proceedings in the very near future. No charges or trials details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
James L. Gallagher
Gallagher
Currency Reform Bills Before Congress In 1907 Debates
The article details currency reform debates in Washington with Aldrich’s proposed bill facing amendments, Vreeland’s substitute, and Fowler's currency commission plan. It notes support for a permanent banking law and a 43-member commission while acknowledging growing sentiment for more radical, elastic currency laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vreeland
Congress
House
Loten
Charles Fowler
Senate
Vlavan Thombers
Athora
United States
Sunmor Alfrich
Uell
Renard
Committees Form for Memorial Day Observance Planned
Memorial Day committees have been formed to organize the observance. Mrs. Dean and Rev. Rowand will lead as orators at the cemetery. Exercises and parade activities are set for the Majestic Theater in the evening, with a program including music and speeches.
Encouraging News for Memorial Committee in Indiana
The Anthony Wayne Memorial committee receives encouraging letters from many members of soldier organizations in northeastern Indiana regarding a proposed memorial on the old Tyriand site. Congress is asked to appropriate 200000 dollars. The committee lists Eb B Helker J W Dickman C J Parr K Crhain A Helon G Liggett W Earls x F Koi W Aldrich. The working committee names H W Dickman chairman William Z Geller vice chairman Capt Harry Clark second vice chairman S B Relker treasurer and WA Caner secretary. It has been announced that Thomas Duncan, former resident, upheld in a lawsuit against General Electric at Lafayette over a device on meters.
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Anthony Wayne
Comet
Tyriand
Congress
Iskad
Thi Diana
Helker
W. Dickman
C.J. Parr
K. Cr
Thomas Dancan
General Electric Company
Lafayette
Duncan Dlaias
Choph Expert on Indiana Situation Report
Joli Thylis from Chicago reports on Indiana prospects with mixed signals. The general appearance is good but form and finish lag, hindering scoring depth and early readiness for upcoming events. News covers players from Richmond and Columbus with uneven conditions and thinness noted in several key athletes.
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Joli Thylis
Chicago
Indiana
Co- 4
Ind
Columbus
Richmond
Aina
Congressmen In Wreck In Washington April Crash Injures Lawmakers
In Washington April 22 a rear end collision on Pennsylvania Avenue injures Rep Tavney and Rep Cheney and shakes others aboard two cars. The impact delays traffic about 30 minutes as hospital ambulances respond though officials say no one seeks hospital care. Police order a full investigation into brake failure amid witness accounts of the motor man trying to stop the Georgetown car.
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Washington
Tavmoy
di Sfipaasoti
House
John C. Cheney
Indiana
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capijtai ‘Teaction Company
Four
Georgatown
Motor-1
Heniamin Foofed
Seertiary Tor
Ginin
Broderick
Trowbridge
Newton
Mass
Sevingland Conservatory of Music
Boston
Georgetown
Trafle
Tawney
Chatey
Capitol
le Georgetown
G. G. Griffin
Brynes
No Orders For Engine Drivers In Fort Wayne Fatality
Charles Winkelmeyer died Sunday night when thrown from his seat during a run to a fire. Officials say no orders mandating seat straps exist though such precautions might have saved him. The board appointed John J. Sullivan to fill the vacancy, a 32 year old Fort Wayne resident, long engaged in the insurance business.
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Mernhera
Board of Jubile Safety
Henry Albreabt
Jase
En Atteccoon
Charles Winkelmeyer
Fort Wasns
Memphers Hermann, Bayes and Richman
Board of Public Safety
Uliet
Hoe
Fort Wayne
Inguranca
Drawings Show Republican Convention Nominee Field
Opaque figures and derailed text outline potential Republican convention candidates. The analysis places roughly twenty to twenty five names in contention with shifts expected as the event nears. The piece notes a strong war secretary candidate among the frontrunners and suggests changes may occur before the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farere
Naval bid sparks Senate battle over four battleships
In Washington on April 22 President Rowaoogle vows veto if four battleships are not funded. Senate talks center on a $7,000,000 amendment to supply defense ships, while opposition presses for immediate authorization and practical funding.
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Rowaoogle
Senate
Slr
Mile
Amerd
Hele
Blut
Tha'senate
Jose
Omenthla
Rnchest
Lodge la
Bryan Praised by Labor Delegation in Support
A labor delegation from the local bricklayers union visited William J. Bryan to commend his work for labor. Bryan thanked the committee, saying he has aimed to do right and that labor’s demands are just, stressing efforts to promote fairness and peace.
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William I. Bryan
Henry Walterson
U.is
Bia
Bryan
Octeta
Mrs Mary Rohrer Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
Mrs Macy Rohrer marked her eightieth birthday at home with family and friends. Daughters of Rebekah and several relatives joined in surprise visits and a family gathering, as candles lit a cake amid well wishes for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Mary Rohrer
Macy Rohrer
Ule
Ilip Wells
Iocul
I. Wody
Camlly
Anis
Ammen
Wi| Campbell
Chiergo
William Rohrer
Katie
Jennie Woul
Iain Honfer
Jacob Takrer
Driamond
Gtd Eaughter
Fromuth
Willam
Prgmuth
Atlss
Funeral Captures Company D Turnout for Ralph Ford
Company D paraded to the funeral of Ralph Ford, a young man from this city who died recently in California. Sergeant Oscar Bhle led the unit as it formed at the artery, marched to Menlsunkey station, then with the funeral cortege to the cemetery where graveside honors were rendered by Glasiclan Salem and Mill Ford at the United States Navy pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ford
Min Frien
California
Erdas
Oscar Bhle
NW YORK Ancil 52 currency commissions report on bond measures
Fragmentary text references currency commissions and bond secured measures in an unclear New York context. Names and details are unreadable, with fragmented phrases about armani and Seney Measures. Unable to extract a coherent event, entities, or actions for a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mtaell
Armani
Thereeland Hill
Illinois for Bryan convention platform outlined in Springfield
Springfield reports a Democratic state convention planned for tomorrow will adopt a middle of the road liquor plank and strongly endorse the deep waterways project. Delegates will be instructed to support Bryan with an emphasis on local option, while criticizing the Republican administration for alleged mismanagement.
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Springfield
Morrow
Wilendoria
Willam
Bryan Inithe
Bryan
Roger O. Sullivan
Chicago
Natlougt Comettteanna
Atate
Committee On
Unite Societie
Plania
Orie Adunled
Dr H G Nierman Named State Delegate for Luberculasie Convition
Dr H G Nierman announced as state delegate to the International Luberculasie convention in Washington D C from September 28 to October 3. He was also named delegate from the Twaitd district medical convention on Tuesday evening. Delegates from France Great Britain Germany Greece Austria Switzerland and other nations expected to attend, with Russia contributing volunteers.
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H. G. Nierman
Convuiltom
Washington, D. C
Seston Iss
Nierman
Great Britain
Countess of Aberdeen Aainmun
Loubet
France
Germany
Gresce
Austr
Biwitzerland
Molland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Russia
Voluntese Tget
Bloom for Fairbanks at Chicago Meeting Causes Push
A call from Republican headquarters urges supporters to back Fairbanks at Chicago. Chairman James P. Goodrich chairs the gathering to map strategy and boost the campaign as the party plans a push in the city.
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Anetanapgias
Gilhans Arranges Hearing on Fort Wayne Waterways
Fort Wayne representatives plan to press for a hearing before the House Committee on Railways and Canals next Tuesday regarding the Toledo Fort Wayne and Chicago deep waterway. Fort Wayne constituents push for the Michigan Erie ship canal project. Gillhams has arranged the hearing and names William E. Thompson for postmaster at Lee, Isa county.
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Fort Wayne
Gangresemen
Tyesday
Lee
Awashingtox
Renregentee Tive Gillains
Wiliam E ‘Thormeson
Alisa County
Gilhams Bss Arran
Big Fort Wayne
Toledo, Fort Avayne
Chicago
Washington
McKinley Home to Be a Hospital in Cleveland
Cleveland officials announce conversion of the McKinley home in Canton into a hospital facility. The plan, named Mercy hospital, aims to serve the city and surrounding area, with costs expected to reach a specified amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Erentey
Canton
Ohio cities to be deprived of home rule
In Columbus April 2 the governor must sign to enact a bill affecting Ohio cities of Lucas and others. The senate and house passed the measure appoints a director of a state office replacing existing boards. The mayor and two directors would form a Hobart-type civil service for the cities.
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Ohio
Colmamaus. O
Lucas P
Senate
Ubie Alter
the & Sonaxar
Hobart
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RY Bmiller
Wil Woodburn
John W. Kern
Carrell County
Storil
Dchleen Farm
Merican Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Fuge
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Eastern Star
Bulletin
Edward B. Vree-ch
Nelson W.lli¢h
Charles St. Fowler
Washington, D.C
Aldrich
Theas
Aldrich Wimasift
Charles A. Rowand
Promiinent Place
Fiat
Mplacopal
Majestic Theater
Tee Ie AY
Distr
W. F. Geller
A. F. Archibald
Eec
Vetary
F. H. Bookewalter
TR. White
W. P. Geller
D. Dillon
Ghuoire
William Jogss
Tutph Snyder
Mamoral
S. J. Roberts
Charete
A. Rundell
Charles Hoover
Clow
W. A. Carmet
John Ryan
Ralph Snyder
Barnett
Morlariv
Chaney
Miinagota
Ladiane
Ino
Charles Winkelmayer
Hue
de Ppaank
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Gay
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Berks County
Reading
National Society
Conttlint
Fay
Washington, Th
Great Dent
Bogut
Cannon
President
Llinois
Ieat
DR. Nerman
Fairbanks
Gilhans
Mkinley
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