Roosevelt May Become Football Coach After Hunting Trip
The era notes Roosevelt could coach football after a hunting trip amid mixed political talk. An ex sheriff’s arrest links to the Howard B. Cormack slaying as Tennessee eyes Kentucky’s example in Goetel matter. Pittsburgh builds a 3.5 million laundry, while tariff questions linger among labor and Prohibitionists. Chicago flush debate prompts Fort Wayne comparisons as officials study local flushing history.
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Howard
EB. Cormack
Tennessee
Kentucky
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Hosey
Hoffman Campaign Backed by Local Democrats
A defeated phrasing letter in The Indianapolis News defends Mae Hoffman and criticizes attacks on Fleming and Holtman. It argues Hoffman’s supporters include Democrats from Allen and Adams counties and asserts Fleming’s integrity while dismissing ulterior motives. The piece endorses Hoffman and rejects Indianapolis political manipulation.
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Steed Indianspolls
John WL
Bia
Gebold
Dlodanai
Democrats Party
Launty
Homol
Premiltuy
Mottman
Oblher
Holtman
Fleming
Fzhr
Tudiumepulis
Te Man
Oyer
Aten and
Adams
Pleming
Allen
Counties
Fleiss
Hoffman
Hattoman
Indianapolis News
Bix, Fleming
Indianapolis
Arrest of Former Sheriff in Carmack Cooper Case
Nashville on November 12 John D. Sharpe former sheriff of this county was arrested charged with murder and aiding and abetting in the Carmack Cooper tragedy. He was seen with the Coopers before the killing and at the scene after Carmack fell. Witnesses testified before the grand jury as circumstantial evidence mounted. Robin Cooper son of Colonel Duncan Cooper wounded in the clash is in hospital and reported in danger. Young Cooper seriously burned.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tohn D. Sharpe
Ec-Shleril
Yas
IV. Carmack St Mordas
Sharpe
Coopers
Carmeck
Tmgery
Robin Cooper
Duncan Cooper
Carmack
Roexcept
Young Cooper
Young Pfeiffer Story Sparks Fugitive Finance Debate
A fractured report centers on a fugitive justice case and alleged large losses. Judge William J. Vesey, representing First National Bank, notes claims of about 160000 dollars squandered while financial figures around 100000 dollars appear in neighborhood estimates. The discourse touches on nefarious actions and the fate of the suspect, with court consideration of the alleged defalcations and related legal steps in a midwestern state.
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Willuiay J. Vesey
Fist National Bank
Danae
Nety
Garmin Neasthe
Phe Yen
House of a Thousand Candles at Majestic Opens Strong
Meredith Nicholson's drama The House of a Thousand Candles staged by Wright Huntington opens at the Majestic to packed audiences. Strong ensemble including Grapewin and Miss Chance delivers lively humor and songs while critics note notable acting gains and a polished performance.
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Meredith Nicholson
George Middleton
Wright Huntington
Vapac
Mr. Marion
Mr. Nicholson
Bates
Mgr. Huntington
John Grenariy
Mr. Jones
Ms Hrague
Mr. Powers
Mr. Haden
Awakening of Mr Pipp at Majestic Sunday evening
The Toronto Times reviews Charley Grapewin in The Awakening of Mr Pipp at the Majestic Sunday evening. Grapewin plays Mr Moot who wakes after a year of drinking, with a realist stage portrayal. Performances include musical trills and Hempr-seeker visits to the Granby theater for the show.
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MR. Pipp
The
Toronto Times
Charley
Charley Grapewin
Mr. Moot
Servant of the Hare stars Creston Clarke in Majestic run
Seats now selling for The Servant in the Majestic beginning November 16 for three nights and a Wednesday matinee. Creston Clarke and Clay Clement lead the cast with Clarke in disguise as a broker or cudgel, while Clement heads rival companies in noted productions.
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Creston
Clay Clement
Dimiaion
Lone Houstan
Clarke
Clement
Becmae
Creston Clarke
Temple bill delivers star acts at packed theatre
The Temple offers a strong bill this week with top attractions and a packed house daily for next week. Manager Stouder guarantees premier talent, including Belmore and Carpoll, Belvoir, and imports from the Haymarket.
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Stouder
Ute Louis
Elaver
Basle
G. Gray
Tleven Ot
Bowers
Walters
Croker
Haymarket Theater
Chicago
Uney
Bill Belmore
Carpoll
Trene Tomlin
Mons
Hert
Frank Tering Latest Entry in Indianapolis Campaign
Frank Blaring of South Bend arrives in Indianapolis as several candidates for the United States Senate contemplate formal demonstrations. Local observers note campaign activity across the city with mentions of Shively Slack and others weighing future appearances and potential supporters.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Blaring
South Bend
Orig Vame
Tadienapolis
Sepatiy
Singh
Talte
Shively
Hielina
Bvansyne
Menzies
Vernon
Hyru
Yemen
Amateur Talent Night At I. C. Prize Event
A local amateur talent night is organized with multiple prizes. Managers Rute and associates host the event, provide a free entry, and select judges including the Menges and Wil. The program concludes with a professional act to close the bill.
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Aitewr
Joseth
Election results delayed by reporting inaccuracies across counties
Voter tallies from Sullivan Jefferson Hendricks Dnneiss Lake Miami and Shelly counties faced errors as observers noted discrepancies. The pan panvass reports were collected this morning while officials reviewed precinct totals and voter data.
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Jefferson
Hendricks
Dnneiss
Lake
Miami
Shelly
Ty Saerted
Suicihes
Ian
Pero
Ivy Otis
Vets
Liquor Battle Rages as Local Option Votes Loom
Fierce fight over prohibition measures dominates Muskingum and surrounding counties. Local option elections set for November in Richland Lake Sandusky and nearby areas, with the Anti-SATEON faction pushing for repeal and officials reporting organized activity and precinct preparations.
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Columbus
Mus Hanvock
Tuscarawass
Marly Laellouns
Wayne
Wheeler
Muskingum County
Ivan
Richland
Lake Counties
JelTorgon
Sandusky
Burn
Mullow
Belmane
Knex
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