Beveridge slate rejection and primary results in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis primary features a clash between Beveridge supporters and anti Beveridge factions. Beakroom candidates Taggart and Keach face off against rival coalitions while Beveridge appears not to gain decisive backing. Democratic candidates for representatives are listed with J. J. Bunnagzel and Homer L. Gnck among others.
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Democratsco
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Tosurn
Alfred C. Evens
Albert 4. Lowery
J. J. Bunnagzel
Homer L. Gnck
J. Ed. Keegan
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Adolph Saldonathler
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Roosevelt SAGA Amid Insurgent Ties Stirs Washington
Ex president Roosevelt signals sympathy with insurgents in Europe and plans in New York for a June conference. A House member delays use of his name to avoid embarrassment, while noting Roosevelt may oppose the insurgents or risk political fallout. The exchange highlights ongoing frictions as Roosevelt interacts with Republican leaders and European events.
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Roose Onichaes Kevar
Big Wabash Wage Surge Echoes Across Ranks
The Wabash Railway raises pay for several groups. Engineers, freight crews, and Bern division staff see boosts up to over 20 dollars in May. Conductor and passenger engineering roles also gain, with pay increases driven by a large-year bonus pool from recent service and freight operations.
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Arena
Nassager Engineers
Seth Fort
Three More SA They Are Guilty Seek Mercy Of Courts
New York May 27 three of the defendants in the sugar refining conspiracy case signaled guilty pleas through their counsel Henry J Cochran and observers report. The trial opened with prosecutors indicating a possible settlement for Walker and Voelker, while other defendants faced changes as the government prepared to press charges. Court recessed until Tuesday as efforts to wrap the case continued with new testimony expected.
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Lake Sugar Sidnrnsiellis
Cénspiragy
Ried
Camnsel
Henry J. Cochrane
Tate
Harry W. Walker
Jeonny Voelker
James Billigon, Jr
Hefke
Tings
Huey W. Walken
Ascidant
Vaelker
Tames Balligam
Counsel Court
Tye Stoup
Charles Jt Bethe
Gerhracht
Williamadure
James &. Beriernasal
Soning Amie
Mahyity
Selxe
Wreck Causes Widespread Injuries On Passenger Train No 104
A front section derailment near Opatanlan, Tan, injures many passengers. The Wilon Partie passenger train No 104 loses a rail, the engine and tender derail, coaches break apart, fatal injuries reported. Authorities investigate the broken rail incident and toll rises with confirmed casualties.
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Hay
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Opatnilan
Tan
DLP SOLPIER DEAD. Pleroptun, Ind, May 2L-D
Petes, aged 73, veteran of Compiz 15, Plurtteth Indiana regiment, dies in Wooster. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 o clock in Wooster, with services at the local mercantile.
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Papke and Flynn Watcher Slow Night At Arena Meet
Lee Anester reports May 31 events at the Veter arena where Jim Frenn and Billy Pankey led a 40 Mgnt twenty ton display amid unclear results. A later round mentions Gem Tangient and contenders from Boston and Bologna with confused names and fragmented phrases.
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Cal
Jim Frenn
Billy Pankey
Veter
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Niet cii
Inglett
Lonermimt
Boston
Luna
Thomas Toomey Assaulted at Local Foundry Plant
Veteran worker Thomas Toomey of The Dash Foundry was severely beaten near his workplace on Thursday. Police and rail authorities pursued a suspect after Toomey, 75, sustained head trauma and facial injuries. hospital doctors believed he would recover.
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Allness
Changes on East End Sudden Foreman Appointments
The eastern division of the Pennsylvania railroad, under supervisor Teynsen, announces shifts in foremen at Silboee and Conway. Brugnot, formerly of this city, is appointed day roundhouse foreman, replacing AL Tut. Walter Janey from Fort Wayne has moved to Conway to supervise as a roundhouse foreman assistant. The changes take effect tomorrow.
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Teynsen
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Silboee
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Foet Wayne
Conway
Beugnot
From New York to Chicago Flight Quoted Medical Note
A garbled report from New York to Chicago quotes a doctoring statement about willingness in a medical airway route. The aviator Dratmoling and an unnamed party discuss a plan for a 63,001 figure tied to an internal interest. The fragmentary text shows uncertainty and casual remarks about actions and timing.
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Ghienao
Kat Curting
Lorimer Explains Bribery Charge in Senate Trial
Washington May 28 Lorimer defends against bribery and corruption charges over his Senate seat. He accuses the Chicago Tribune of a deliberate plan to ruin his name and protect banking interests while detailing the April Tribune story and White’s forged allegations. The speech defends Browne and attacks his political foes, asserting that public press attempts to blacken character were used to end his tenure.
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Senator Lorinee and a Chicago political upheaval emerge in disputed Tribune ties
A garbled historical narrative traces Senator Lorinee’s clashes with Governor Deneen and Tribune-backed forces from 1864 to 1903. It cites alleged agreements with Chicago papers, factional maneuvers, and public financing. It notes efforts to align party power and suppress opposition within the Republican arena.
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Assembly votes to hold next year meeting in Atlantic City
The Presbyterian Assembly votes to hold next year’s meeting in Atlantic City. Costs for commissioners’ travel are trimmed by scheduling the trip on a Monday morning and limiting per capita taxes to eight cents, plus a travel cap of 230 dollars per commissioner. The report also urges social reforms on wealth, child labor, and industrial safety.
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Indae
Bowser debates garden gifts and Morning Glory mix up
In a domestic episode, Mr Bowser investigates a parcel of garden seeds and plants sent for his farm wife. The package includes creeping Charlie and Morning Glory seeds, raising questions about mislabeling and potential fraud as the couple argues over the items and their garden fate. The scene moves from the porch to the florist and back, with tensions mounting over trust and truth in the garden trade.
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Body of Alma Kellner Found in Basement
In Beadsville Kentucky on May 22 the dismembered body of Alma Kellner eight or nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred L Kellner was found in the cellar of St John Catholic Church at Clay and Walnut streets. A plumber discovered the corpse in a water-soaked area of the basement and authorities say it is Alma Kellner, with murder suspected. Frank Fehr, a local brewer and the girl’s guardian, identified the body as Alma after an extended search. The discovery site is near the Kellner home and St John’s church where the family worshipped.
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Kellner
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