Watson's Managers Question the Delegate Count in Race
In Indianapolis reports state Congressman James E. Watson leads the field in delegates for the Republican state convention, with Miller and Taylor mounting counter efforts. Despite three candidates uniting against him in many counties, Watson's delegates outnumber rivals with a strong showing in Crawford and Madison counties and a potential first-ballot nomination.
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Charles W. Miller
Hell
Unpianapolis
Ind
Barek
Wilson Tops
Charles W. Miler
Luas
John J. Gowdy
Rons
William L. Taylor
Hugh
Miller
Taylor
Kona
Wolven
Dug
Insley
Roos
Uie
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Rushville
Hugh Th. Miller
William I. Yaylor
Wabash County
W. Miller
Hugh T. Miller
Crawfordsville
Wislsot
Montgomery County
C. W. Miller
Crawford
Mahtaoh
After Anarchists Stir Chicago With Arrests And Action
Chicago authorities pursue a broad crackdown on anarchists amid an attempted assassination of police chief Shippy. Suspects include Hayg Goldstein and Isadore Meron, linked to anarchist groups, while others are detained for affiliations. City, state, and federal leaders meet to plan further measures and potential deportations under immigration laws.
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City
Atory
Chicago
Pollen Shippy
Ring Sitapeda
Hayg Goldstein
Ds Gtd
Edelstadt Society
Union Street
Halstead
West Fourteenth Streets
Withhelms
City Hall
West Taylor Streets
Washington Atreelong Fifth Avenue
Loop District
Isadore Meron
Averbuch
Olga Averbuch
Maren
William H. Abramovitz
University of Chicago
Polles
Ghippy
Busse
Schuettler
Healy
Bins
Sims
Railroads Charged With Stealing 70 Million Dollars
Washington March 3 In a sharp accusation Mr Lloyd of Missouri told lawmakers the government has been robbed of over 70 2 million since 1964 by railroads carrying mail He cited new weighing methods by the postmaster general as proof of past laxity and demanded suits against railroads to recover funds He referenced the retirement of Madden and the plan to drop 22 postal inspectors labeling them marked men over suppression of certain publications.
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Washington
Lloyd
Missouri
Madden
Submission of Wire Plans to Traction Officials
In a terse, garbled note authorities request submission of wire plans to traction officials. The fragment references streets and a committee, with unclear dates or names, but indicates an action by General staff and local involvement.
Stole March On His Friends by Undertaker James Peltier
Mr James Peltier the undertaker reportedly traveled to Chicago to attend a auto show but married during the trip. The bride is the daughter of the late Judge Rocher of Huntington. The couple will reside at 435 East Berry Street.
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James
Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold As The Great Remedy
Testimonies claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cured various ailments including skin boils and blood poisoning. An observed bed of fire metaphor and references to relief funds are noted, with purchasers praising the product while warning against other remedies. Customer quotes describe severe itching and long illnesses improved after taking the remedy. The ad lists selling location and price and credits C I Hood Co Lowell MA.
Captain Kelly Named Night Police Chief in Foremost City
Falromen Richard Kelly was named captain of police at night in a public safety board ceremony succeeding Captain A. Orel elderfor who resigned to seek the sheriff nomination. Kelly, a seven year veteran and former Wabash trainman, was praised for his record and popular leadership and will face no vacancy in the department as he steps into the second highest post. The board also inspected kinetoscope machines in theaters and mandated fireproof casings.
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Falromen
Richard Kelly
Board of Public Forees
Polles
Nighe Police
Captan A
Rel Elderfor
Sherif
Cptain
Keiley
Welly
Officer Kelly
Vietory
Fleher
Kelly
Bunco in Arizona at the Majestic with Mortimer
The Majestic presents Bunco in Arizona starring Miss Lillian Mortimer under James L. Voronce Amusement Co. The show features a dramatic mine scene with a hydraulic powered bridge and a dynamite plot involving an Englishman, a Frenchman, and an Indian antagonist. Bunco and her fiancé race to thwart the conspirators as a perilous fuse and a rotating belt close the act. Mortimer as Bunco earns strong audience applause between scenes. Also on Sunday a musical comedy revival of Little Johnny Jones by George M. Cohan comes to the Majestic with box-office tickets on sale Thursday morning.
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Lillian Mortimer
Bunco
Arizona
James L. Voronce
Mips
Swifch &T
Snd
Black Hawk
Ftarger Geeds
Bunce
Hire
Ass Mortimer
Usar
Tonny Jones
George Ai. Cohan
Cohan
Johnny Jones
Dte Johans Jones
Majestic
AT THE TEMPLE: ENTERTAINING PERFORMANCES AND STAGE EFFECTS
At The Temple yesterday audiences enjoyed two entertaining performances this week. Jane Courtbope and company presented the best act yet at Yetaple with notable scenery pieces and deft storytelling. The production featured strong acting and clever plot with notable political effects.
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Jane Courtbope
SR. Q. Sist
Shanrocks Unveils New Uniforms in Panhandle Visit
Dr KH K Wheteck returned from a Panhandle district rest trip as Shanrocks showcased new uniforms. The event drew attention with players present and a shrine-like display. Wayne and the Paka company were noted in the coverage alongside the team’s appearance last evening.
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Eure Bageeay Nirsi
Leartic Tera
Wayne
Paka
Eta Feve Ursiv Neta
Cishiton
KH. K. Wheteck
Panhandle
Texas
Ten Round Clash Ends No Decision Between Britt and Nelson
Jimmy Britt of San Francisco and Battling Nelson of Wegewiseh fought ten rounds in Los Angeles with Britt winning on points of blows while Nelson showed the stronger finish. The bout, ruled no decision under local law, was not a savage struggle though moments of sharp exchanges occurred. Britt escaped Nelson’s best efforts and neither fighter secured a knockout despite several close exchanges.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jimmy Brit
San Francisco
Nelson
Wegewiseh
Pacific
Britt
Handa
Walsall
Thing Aterime Britt
Nelson Nelson
No New Contracts Signed Yesterday in South Bend
In South Bend, Angus Grant observes no contracts signed at the refreshment booth, while prospecting for a new player to bolster South Bend contenders. He notes a lull before spring activity and touts Sheenan as a strong pickup, citing his Texas performance of 40 runs in 25 games and predicting a faster start as fields are prepared.
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Grant
Sheanan
Wonders
Texas
Sneenan
Leading racing cars in Iowa highlight New York to Paris race
March 2 in Chicago telegraph reports the New York to Paris auto race positions with cars located at Loga Iowa Cedar Rapids Amos Chicago Chesterton Indiana including American at Loga Trench No 1 Italian at Amos French No 2 German at Chesterton with locations Cedar Rapids and Chicago as key points of the field.
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Gricago
New York
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Fort Wayne Reader
Fort Wayne residents learn kidney duty and endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for urinary trouble. Mrs. Theodore Henry of 261 Barr St testifies of back pains, nervousness, and energy loss improving after using Doan's pills from Meyers Bros. & Co. Drug Store. For sale by all dealers, Foster-Milburn Co. Remember the name Doan's.
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Ft. Wayne
Theodore Henry
Barr Sts
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sidney
Meyers Bros. & Cos
Directone
Foster-Mitourn Co
Budzio
Tee Eniteg
Doan
Control of Central railroad ends after tense stockholder meeting
Chicago March 2 The long struggle for control of the Illinois Central Railroad ends with a stockholder meeting electing directors including Harriman and Astor. Armour to join board. Titus to serve briefly. Protests over proxy voting and foreign corporate status cited, with official praise for hotel directors later.
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Chicago
Strugel
Ilnos Central Railroad
Stuyvesant Fixn
HL. Harriman
John
Yacob As
Titus
Harahan
Ogden Armour
Armour
Wish
BE. H. Harriman
Frank H. Crrver
Henry Ww.lemon
Union Pacific Railway Company
Allroad Securities Company
Stuyvesant Fish
Earl
Deman
Sinots
Culver
Paul Harris
William H. Heinrich
M. Cromwell
Wentworth Hommes
Astor
Harriman
Mackstaf
Farrahan
Messrs
SHLM
Water levels rise on the Maumee River after heavy rains
Raters reported rising water in rivers yesterday as heavy rains continued. Observers noted a flood watch in effect, with signs of rising levels and crews working late to set up barriers and monitor the situation.
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Maumee
Mohler
Wage Reduction Obit T 9 Engine MenA Hard Year Ahead
In Peoria March 3 a two day conference of the chairman of joint protective boards of eastern railways with Grand Master John J Hannshen and Wes Carle of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen ended with a statement protesting wage cuts. The report notes income declines due to reduced train service and price work pay tied to business volume, citing higher tonnage and hours for crews.
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Chicago
John J. Hannshen
Wes Carle
Brotherhood of Logomotive
Amd
Harmahan
Dneine
Interstate Commerce, Commission
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