Young Beattie's ordeal ends with one question
Chesterfield Court House Sept 5 The prosecution closes its case against Henry Clay Beattie Jr indicted for wife murder after questioning how a gun moved from Paul Beattie to a highwayman. Beattie denies knowledge of the gun or the Thursday meeting and witnesses place him with Paul on Thursday night.
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Chesterfield Court House
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Paul Beattie
Henry
E. J. Houchens
Paul
Paul Pete
Young Beattie
L. O. Wendenburg
Wendenburg
Smith
Harry Latham
Latham
Beattie
Richmond
W. R. Hart
Hart
A. B. Mouchins
Mrs. Houchins
Henry C. Beattie, Jr
West End
Pavl
Main
Dr. Smith
John Joseph
Frank Mason
Joseph
Short and
Main Streets
William McEvoy
McEvoy
John Britton
Pauli
Newsboy Julius Rathy’s four-decade trek begins in Oz
Portland Oregon September 5 Julius Rathy ages fourteen years was selected from 100 newsboys of Oz Gis fourteen years ago to begin a remarkable journey tallying a tree miles and years of service to readers.
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Portland
Ore
Julius Rathy
Newport Clergy Denounce Local Conditions From Pulpit
Protestant Episcopal clergymen of Newport R I issued a pastoral letter and preached sermons denouncing evil conditions they say exist in the community. After several conferences they consulted Bishop James De Wolf Perry Jr who approved the course. Revs Emery H Porter and Charles Beattie read the message. Rev Stanley C Hughes referenced local issues in brief remarks.
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Newport
R. L
James de Wolf Perry, Jr
Emery H. Porter
Emmanuel Church
Charles Beattie
St. John’s
Stanley C. Hughes
Trinity Church
Kemp calls himself goat in Sinclair divorce tangle
Kansas poet Harry Kemp says in a letter that he was the goat used by Upton Sinclair to supply columns for newspapers during Sinclair's divorce drama. He claims New York reporters faked interviews and that Kansans would judge him, while he hoped to return to Kansas someday.
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Kansas City
Harry Kemp
Kansas
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Kemp
New York
Kept
Debs Defends Socialism At Masonic Temple Address
Hon. Eugene V. Debs spoke on Socialism and the Revolution arguing capitalism exploits workers and must yield to a world wide socialist movement. He denied disruption of labor, defended the McNamaras innocence, denounced kidnapping claims, and urged industrial union organization.
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Eugene V. Debs
Masonic Temple Theater
Debs
Ples
McNamara Brothers
McNamaras
Postmaster Resigns in Winona Lake After Long Service
Warsaw Indiana September 5 Postmaster Wr G Lamb of Winona Lake, who was named to replace Dr S C Dickey, sent in his resignation to take effect September 30. Lamb had served as deputy under Dickey for several years. It is expected a new appointment will follow.
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Warsaw
Ind
Wr. G. Lamb
Winona Lake
S. C. Dickey
Post Office Department
Odd Fellows to Exhibit Degree Work in Indianapolis
The Sovereign Grand Lodge meets in Indianapolis and the Fort Wayne lodge No. 14 will perform the second degree against lodges nationwide. Allen County Odd Fellows plan to send at least five hundred members on September 20 by chartered Lake Erie and Western train for a parade with one or two bands. The general committee lists J. McBeth Smith, J. E. Beahl er, J. M. Jackson, J. W. Miller, Hubert E. Habig, I. N. Stone, and D. B. Nail, with additional members on other committees.
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Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Allen County
Odd Fellows
Lake Erie and Western
J. McBeth Smith
J. E. Beahler
J. M. Jackson
J. W. Miller
Hubert E. Habig
I. N. Stone
D. B. Nail
W.W. H. Biondeit
William Link
Cc. A. Stolt
Indiana Firms Lag on New Factory License Law
Indianapolis Sept 1 More than 40 000 Indiana manufacturing firms face the new state factory inspection law requiring licenses. Fewer than 2 000 have complied. The Oct 1 deadline stands and E R Hooton head of the bureau said no enforcement action would be taken before the period ends.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
State Bureau of Factory Inspection
R. Hooton
Warns Farmers Of The Trusts At National Meeting
President T. J. Brooks of Tennessee warns that American farmers could be owned by trusts within thirty years if they do not unite and conserve efforts. He urges immediate changes in business methods and mutual aid as trusts gain while farm holdings lose value. Senator T. P. Gore echoes the call for cooperation, expanding on Brooks' points.
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Shawnee
Okla
Farmers of America
T. J. Brooks
Tennessee
National Farmers’ Union
Brooks
United States
T. P. Gore
Aleutian Volcano Mount Paviof Active This Summer
Seattle reports Mount Paviof in the Aleutian islands showed activity this summer as advices from the bark Guy C. Goss describe vigorous eruptions by Bogloff and Paviof. Weather hindered close observation this year, with ash-like lava evident on the peak's slope.
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Seattle
Wash
Paviof
Aleutian Islands
Guy C. Goss
Bogloff
Rain Over Ohio Influences Municipal Primary Votes
General statewide rainfall dampens turnout for Ohio municipal primaries. Early voting in large cities was light, while smaller towns saw heavier starts that lagged. The wet and dry issue dominates mayoral contests, likely tipping races in Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, and Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
Honduran Officials Detained After Arrests Spark Revolt Plot
In New Orleans passengers say Col. A Valladares and Jesus Ulloa Honduran consul were ordered by the government to Tegucigalpa and detained regarding an alleged revolutionary plot. The move follows the arrest of Teodoro Hernandez, a wealthy planter, two weeks earlier.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Col. A. Valladares
Jesus Ulloa
Davila
Tegucigalpa
Teodoro Hernandez
Colorado River Buried in Underground Channel Near Yuma
San Bernardino California September 5. Mining man Wm Cranston reported the Colorado river has buried itself in an underground channel two miles south of Yuma. He arrived here last night saying the mouth of the channel had not been discovered and residents fear the river may flow into the sea.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Colorado
Yuma
Wm. Cranston
Eas Point
Cranston
Galton
O Brien and wife fined for matinee beer scheme in Nat Lafayette
Edward O'Brien and his wife attempted a daytime matinee plan to dodge police during a liquor raid at their Nat Lafayette Street establishment. Judge Frank Mungavan fined them $50 each and sentenced them to 60 days in jail, with possible county time if fines aren’t paid. Several co-defendants faced lesser penalties or had cases dismissed.
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Edward O'Brien
Terpsichore
Lafayette Street
Frank Mungavan
O'Brien
Mungovan
O’brien
Arthur Parry
Drew
Madden
AII
William Blackburn
Calhoun Street
Moellering Brothers
Millard
City departments seek tax levy boost for next year
Estimates from city departments total 400 676 dollars for operating expenses, with a potential tax burden of 12.71 cents per dollar of property if not trimmed. Last year’s requests totaled 346 471 dollars, while appropriations reached 327 456 dollars. City Controller W S Catshall plans reductions after board consultations, ahead of a September 12 council meeting.
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Board of Public Works
Board of Public Safety
Health Board
Law Department
W. S. Catshall
Park
Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Self in Los Angeles
Harry H. Rouse assistant secretary of the Los Angeles Abstract and Trust Co fired at his wife after she asked him to wipe the dishes. The shot missed. he then killed himself. Their one year old son Jack played nearby unharmed. Authorities say Rouse had been drinking and his trust company accounts are reportedly in order.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harry H. Rouse
Los Angeles Abstract and Trust Co
Rouse
Trust Company
Keene Continues Recovery After Surgery
London Sept 5 The surgeon tending James R. Keene reports the American financier’s condition is favorable this morning after an operation for stomach trouble. No complications have arisen. Keene’s family was not informed of the plan until the operation was completed.
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London
James R. Keene
Work Found for Eleven Hundred
Indianapolis Ind Sept 4 The combined reports of the free state employment bureaus at Fort Wayne South Bend Terre Haute Evansville show 1 171 men and women provided with work for the period ending Thursday night. Of these 1 028 were men and about half of all applications secured employment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fort Wayne
South Pend
Terre Haute
Evansville
South Bend
Fort Warne
Northern Indiana Lutheran Women’s Missionary Convention Opener
The Northern Indiana convention of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran church will meet in Auburn on October 17 for a three day session. Eighteen societies are expected to attend with fifty or more delegates. The Auburn local society will host, aiming for an interesting and profitable gathering.
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Auburn
Ind
Indiana
Women
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
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James DE Wolf Rey Ames
Amode “Island
Charles F Beattie
Sinclairs
Jayhawk
Pegasus
Arden
Mrs. Sinclair
National Union of
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Weels
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Fort Wayne Dairy Company
Cutshalh
Jas. R. Keene
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