Make War on Breweries in Indiana as Suit Targets Saloons
Indiana attorney general James Bingham says suits will be filed within days to strip brewing companies of charters and shut down more than 950 saloons. He alleges breweries control retail liquor by renting rooms, paying licenses, and directing operations, violating corporate powers and state law.
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Indianapolis
Hisanflon
James Singham
Reneral
Hann
Stete
Binchaum
Marlow County
Bingham
Nicenieg
Egriges
Hanly
Flatsficlan
Tsidlang
Air
Biugham
Gus Ocbilelx
Lee
Gaza
Deare Uuying
Thiststats
Anonth
Paying Agents and Paving Controversy at Pike Works Meeting
Town board debated paving law, remonstrances, and contracts. Property owners urged or opposed Taylor and Suttenfield streets projects amid heated exchanges over asphalt and assessments. City officials postponed Lakeside dike action and scheduled Monday hearings. sewer completion reported between Ersaklin and DeGorra tracts.
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Pike Works
Onth
Lennon
Avery
Sehworte
Reece
Lee
Hypius
Waa
Leith
Borglums Avenue
Jane
Jonn Astrest
Wallace
Creighton
Neve Tere
Actlan
Lakeside
Handall
Colerick
Aller
Cliftwon'avenue
Mesars
John
Herman Felts
Lieutenant General Linevitch Dead at 88 in St Petersburg
Lieut General Linevitch, aide de camp to Emperor Nicholas and former commander of the West Manchurian army, died this evening in St Petersburg after a week's illness and a recent operation. At eighty eight, he had fought in the Caucasus at twenty one and served in Russia's campaigns since. he assumed command of the first Manchurian army in 1904 and became commander in chief of Russian forces in 1905.
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ST. Petersburg
Linevitch
Nicholas
Caucasi
Russia
Asistin Cumpelens
Miropatkin
Brewers Resist State Move to Abolish Saloon Licenses
INDIANAPOLIS April 23. Citizens opposed to outside influence in local brewing and saloon control rally against a proposed state authority to abolish saloons. Brewers argue no brewery law justifies licensing losses and claim leases and furnishings payments violate personal liberty and constitutional rights. Attorney General Hineham faces strong civic opposition over the move.
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Indianapolis
Vurigua Brewing
Ftate
Hine ‘Ham
Msciard
Sa‘ison
Oxtures
Corperste
Temperance Wave Closes Factory in Indiana and Washington Impeachment Spin
Terre Haute April 21 A temperance wave sweeps Indiana closing the Gallivan factory on Fifteenth street and Maple avenue with 300 workers suspended until September. In Washington Congressmen ridicule the speaker’s subterfuge as the print paper trust investigation looms. the newspaper publishers association protests and Democratic leader Williams presses for action.
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Terre Haute
Snn
Indiana
Minots
Festinn
Vampanys
Fifteenth Street
Maple Avenue
Mins Agara
Hla
Fea
Williams
House of Representatives
New York
Aspouiated
Publishers Association
Freing
Jatin Sharp Willams
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet With Disjoint Phrases
A garbled passage references a trial and evidence against a defendant, notes on a company, and unspecified unrest. It mentions a Reverend Butler at an earlier time and a Wayne Brick company. The fragmentary text lacks coherent context or clear outcomes.
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Butler
Wayne
Brick
Navy orders part Evans from fleet to Rear Admiral Thomas
Washington April 23 Fight ing Hole Byons will be relieved of command of the Pacific fleet on May 1 with transfer to Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas. Navy officers say only those who know him well believe the change certain. The article recalls an old Confederate wound and a rheumatic gout affliction described as a hole in the leg from Fort Fisher.
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Washington
Department
Charles M. Thomas
San Francisco
Fort Fisher
Admiral Drang
Connecticut
Gar
Barclay High Gun at Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Indiana April 2 annual spring shoot ended with Lee R Barclay of Chicago carrying all the honor with a total of 1% out of a possible win. Stan nard also at Chiesen captured second place honors with 192 breaks. Indiana TogElawart April 5 five for tete to continue job placeholder text.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Lee R Barclay
Chicago
Stannard
Chiesen
Indiana
Europe Gets Half Penn a Bond Issue
Europe receives half of a Penn a bond issue as a $50,000,006 funding plan divides the total between Ameren and Fairey. The other half will go to wear and train enforcement, with figures raised in Pennsylvania. The date April 22 is noted.
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Europe
Sands
Vine Penneyivania Railroad
Bopany
Ameren and Fairey
Rothschild Banker Killed in Paris Apartment
A Rothschild banker, linked to the Anglo Jewish Association of London, was killed today in his Paris Grand Hotel apartment. Motives unknown, but reports say he suffered heavy losses from ventures promoted by Henri Rochette, who was recently arrested in Paris on widespread swindling charges. Perrican, a divorced director in London banking, is mentioned in connection with the case.
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Paris
M—Frils Rarigua, Brown
Teopolid de
Rothschild
Anglo— Jewish Association of London
Grand
Henri Rochette
Perrican
London
Sullivan Beats Jimmy Gardner In Dubious Decision
In Los Angeles Ari 23 the Boston fighter Mike Sullivan defeated Lowell Massachusetts challenger Jimmy Gardner over twenty five rounds. Referee James J. Jeffries ruled Sullivan the winner to the crowd's approval as Gardner showed moments of offense but failed to land a decisive knockout.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mike Sullivan
Boston
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Sul-ivan
James J. Jeffries
Rot- Nyan
Gardner
Bronson Bezenah Fight Ends In Draw In Springfield
Ray Bronson of Indianapolis and Andy Bezenah of Cincinnati battled tough rounds in a draw before the Detroit Athletic Club in Springfield Ohio. Both fighters were strong at the finish in a closely contested bout.
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Springfield
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Andy Bezenah
Cincinnati
Fevent
Detroit Athletic Club
All Press Association Officers Re-Elected
The Associated Press re elected its slate of officers led by first vice president Hoping Chirk and second vice president Ryan Ne Rhoades. Melchlhs Styne was named general manager, with other officers including Lark Staats Zetland as chief editor and Pro. CT Laas noted for Fort Wayne high school ties.
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Chirigs Recoaenterakt
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Weather Outlook From Washington The Weekend Storms
Weather forecast for Washington shows possible Friday and Saturday storms with increasing south winds and thunder potential Friday. Saturday expected to bring central fair skies, brisk winds, and shifting directions. cooler northeast portions and higher winds expected in some areas.
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Washington
Michigan
Illinois Democrats Back Bryan at Denver Convention
Delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Denver endorse William Jennings Bryan and adopt a platform opposing Republican rule. A heated debate over the party’s “personal liberty” plank delays action before a Chicago majority coalition helps push the platform to omit the clause. The document affirms democracy, individual liberty, and opposition to strict statutory laws while praising Bryan’s candidacy and urging unity for the November election.
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sVilinin J
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Ronuylten
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Cook County
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Sullivan
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Pindeil
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Seilom
Inala
United States
Iberty
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