Hearst Attacks Attorney General Over Anti Trust Evidence
Washington reports Representative William R. Hearst urged a favorable House Judiciary report on his resolution demanding the attorney general reveal evidence against coal railways. He claimed the roads blocked independent operators by purchasing Simpson & Watkins and Temple Iron, raising coal prices in New York and boosting profits. The committee sent the resolution to a sub committee and postponed the anti injunction bill until December. Indiana rural routes for May 16 include Balbec Jay county route 1 Blaine Jay county route 1 and others in Jay county.
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Washington
William R. Hearst
House Committee On the Judiciary
United States
Southern District of
New York
Hearst
Arb
Tidewater
Simpson & Watkins
Temple Iron Company
Representatives Powers
Massachusetts
Thomas
Iowa
Smith
Kentucky
House
Judiciary panel backs Cromer bill for federal court sittings
A Washington News dispatch says the House Judiciary Committee favors the Cromer bill allowing federal court sittings at Anderson and Muncie.
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Indianapolis
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Cromer
Anderson and Munele
Methodists Hold District Meeting in Fort Wayne
Pastors and stewards from thirty six charges in the Fort Wayne district of the North India conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met at First M. E. church to apportion district benevolences by membership and to fix presiding elder salary. Rev C A Wade led the first meeting of his tenure. Rev J K Watts chaired the benevolence committee. The district aims to raise slightly more than half a million.
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Fort Wayne
North India Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Flist
C. A. Wade
Muncio
Wade
J. K. Watts
M. 1
Modified Decree in Siebold Divorce Custody Change
Judge O Rourke modifies divorce decree granting Myra Siebold custody to paternal grandmother after testimony that Charles Siebold observed his former wife intoxicated at Arlington hotel with a man. Bans Facon club plans a box party Saturday at Mrs. Robert Mueller home on Michigan avenue.
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Charles W. Siebold
Myra Siebold
Robert Mueller
Michigan Avenue
Bank Wreckers in Prison at Leavenworth
Jealous banker trio from Elkhart Indiana arrive at Leavenworth to begin sentences of ten six and eight years for wrecking the Indiana National Bank. Brodrick Colling and Brown are imprisoned in gray suits convicts Nos 4101 4102 and 4103 with Brown ill and hospitalized. Brown and Brodrick criticize Collins and discuss hopes and fears for their wives and future.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Justus L. Brodrick
William L. Colling
Walter Brown
Indiana’ National Bank
Elkhart
Ind
Brown
Colling
Drodrick
Leavenworth, King
Brodrick
Collins
Elkhart Bank
Ignora Collins
Illinois
Brad- Tick
Three Bandits Hanged in Chicago Scaffold Scene
Peter Neidermeier Marx and Harvey Van Dine were executed on the scaffold at 10:35, 11:17, and 11:55 after their death warrants were read. Neidermeier showed defiance while Marx and Van Dine remained composed aided by Catholic priests. A dramatic prelude saw Marx and Van Dine meet before the end, as a crowd gathered outside the jail.
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Peter Neidermeier
Gustave Marx
Harvey van Dine
Chicago
Neidermeier
Bis
Gustav Max
Bandit
Marx
Dmfarx
Menor
van Dine
Van
Dine
Weidermeier
Weilder
Marz
Harvey
Scenfold
van Dino
Sheriff Barrett
Emil Roceski
Japs Ready 10 Cross the Yalu River
Reports from Tokio and Seoul outline Japanese plans to move toward the Yalu River with a three-pronged push from Port Arthur Cholu san and Takushan. Major General Inouye leads the first assault against Russian forces at Chiu Tien Cheng near Wiju. Fleet movements and port entries are noted with limited confirmation.
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Shanghai
Yalu
Hme
Japan
Port Arthur
Manchurian
Takushan
Abou
Tatung Kao
Tiao Yang
Guards
Inouye
Chiu Tien Chéng
Wiju
Cheng Ju
Chulsan
Korea
Chinnampo
D A R Convention Elects Officers Amid Controversy
Washington April 22 The Daughters of the American Revolution held its session electing Mrs J N Carey Indiana as vice president general and naming Recording Secretary General Mrs W S Fuller DC Treasurer General Mrs M E S Davis DC Historian General Mrs Tonatham P Dolliver Iowa Registrar General Mrs A C Geer DC and Editor and Business Manager Mrs Rachel Avery Cleveland Ohio plus Miss Lillian Locknod DC amid reports of strife between Mrs Harriet Baird Huey and Mrs Thomas Roberts.
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Washington
Ronge
Harriet Baird Huey
Thomas Roberts
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
J. N. Carey
Indiana
W. 5. Puller
District of Columbia
M. E
American ships seized by belligerents prompt legal questions
No information is available. a report from Washington notes officials debate whether American merchant or war ships can be transferred to belligerent powers or third countries. The issue hinges on whether the vessel can pass into private possession or remain under government control, with no clear ruling yet.
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Washington
The2Ontt
Europe
Rusale
Japan
Caiidea
Mines Seen Off Shan Tung Promontory Amid War News
Floating mines were reported off the Shan Tung promontory disrupting the sea route between Shanghai and Tientsin while skirmishes along the Yahs rivers and clashes with Chinese bands continue to mark the war front.
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Shan Tung
Shanghai
Gha Foo
Tien Tsin
Dao Yang
Yahs
Troapa
Slander suit arises in Delaware chapter dispute
In Pennsylvania affairs the Declaration of Independence Chapter of Philadelphia sees Mrs Huey, regent, accused by former state regent Mrs Roberts. Roberts’ charges trigger a slander suit filed by Huey, highlighting a long running internal conflict within the delegation.
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Pennsylvania
Huey
Philadelphia
Roberts
Flirtation Allegations in Wabash Divorce Suit
Mrs Clara Reynolds sues for divorce claiming Tamey Reynolds flirted with and courted domestic helper Miss Freie Prickett in the Reynolds home in the complainant’s presence. Reynolds deserted in December and is presently missing. Miss Prickett denies the charges and has legal counsel.
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Wabash
Ind
Clara. Reyenolds
Tamey Reynolds
Miss Freie Prickett
Reynolds
Ait
Miss Prickett
Fire destroys Franklin's Junk warehouse in Huntington
A blaze Thursday evening destroyed Franklin's Junk warehouse and a barn owned by J. M. Fulton in Huntington Indiana causing about 2500 dollars in damage. Fire threatened a nearby livery stable but the danger was averted. The losses were partially insured.
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Huntington
Ind
Franklin
J. M. Fulton
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