Senator Elkins Denies Senate Wealth Stereotype
Senator Elkins argues the senate is not full of millionaires estimating about a dozen wealthy members and saying most are poorer than before the October panic. The Indiana Democratic state convention meets in Indianapolis March 25 and 26 with high hopes for a harmonious, well-organized gathering and a platform aligned with party aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City Post
Elkins
Senate
Indianapolis
Indiana
Peter Pan to Open One Night at New Jefferson
Charles Frohman presents J M Barrie’s Peter Pan at the New Jefferson for a single performance on Tuesday night. The production, hailed as the era’s most successful play, features a complete scenic setup and has captivated audiences worldwide. Also advertised is The Moonshiners by Jerrold Shepard with Cato S Keith as Rastus, plus a new act by Myrtle Bidd en, and a classified rental notice for a pleasant room near the courthouse.
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Charles Frohman
Jefferson
J. M. Barthe
Peter Pan
London
Cutter
New Jefferson Theatre
Jerrold Shepard
Tennessee
Cato S. Keith
Rastus
Myrtle
Trial Reveals Ex-Lover Threats and Violent Gazes
In Noblesville Indiana on March 5 Miss Mary McClintock testified about her ex lover James W Hensley who threatened to kill her after snapping a pistol to force marriage. She described the July incident at her father Walker McClintock and brother Enoch being murdered during earlier confrontations.
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Noblesville
Ind
Mary McClintock
James W. Trensley
Indianapolis
Walker McClintock
Enoch McClintock
Miss McClintock
Iaid
Jesley
JM. Walker McClintock
Jin
Hain
Carl
Enoch
Housley
Muiry
Mary
Hensley
Local School Fire Threatens 125 Children in Indiana
Karl McCoy seven years old, housed at the children's home, started a fire by firing paper in the Forest Park school basement after being punished by Miss LUie Tuttle. Miss Margaret Latham raised the alarm. the fire caused minor injuries to one pupil while others evacuated safely.
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Muncie
Ind
Iis
Luie Tuttle
Karl McCoy
Forest Park
Margaret Latham
Pelmell
Mene
Jury draw reset for new panel in Heo mavehene venue
In Tadianapoli on March 6 the jury commissioners exhausted a special panel of seventy five men and Judge Pritchard ordered a new panel of twenty names. In Evansville Indiana on March 5 the Evansville Edge Tool works plant, a major local industry, will switch from eight to ten hours per day.
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Brunaugh
Tadianapoli
Heomavehene
Evansville
Ind
Bishops Lead Anti-Gambling Effort in Albany Hearing
In Albany two Protestant Episcopal bishops joined the anti gambling push sparked by Governor Hughes. Letters from Bishop Olmstead and Bishop Burgess were read at hearings on codes bills while lawmakers debated pay raises, budgets, and broader fiscal topics. In New York City officials announced Minnesota Governor Johnson would attend the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick dinner with Hughes and other notable speakers.
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Albany
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hughes
Fenite and Assemby
Charles ‘T. Olmstead
New York
Frederick Burgess
Long Island
Louis Marshall
Gatling
Nehemiah Boynton
Brooklyn
Gen
F Seward
Fidelity Compiang
Henry @. Wright
City Club
A. N. Guilfrey
Olean
State Orange
Oscar P. Ehrborn
A. M. Harris
George Sanborne
agric@atural
George T. Moore
The
Manufacturers’ Association
John AH. Brogan
Civic League of
Mareta
Frienty Sons of St
Senator Proctor of Vermont Dies at 77 in Washington
Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont died in his Washington apartments after a short illness from grippe and pneumonia. He was 77 and will be buried in Proctorville. The Senate adjourned in tribute as Vice President Sherman announced the death and to notify Warren and other members. Proctor had long ties to the marble industry and served in the Civil War on General Smiths staff.
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Senate
Proctorville
Washington
United States
Redfield Bprottur
Vermont
Chaimplain
Grippe
Fletcher Proctor
Precroay
Procetorvilles Vo
Congress
Warren
Pairbanks
Provtar
William (Baldy) Smith
Pressent Harrisons
George F. Edmunds
Seizure Efforts Follow Attack Probe and Christie Sale
Police investigate the Cher Shoppy home attack with no suspect accomplices found and hope for Harry Slippy’s recovery. Christie’s auction features Sevres porcelain and Jardinieres drawing bids up to $1640 and $16 for a three vase set.
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Chicago
Mareh S
Del
Harry Slippy
Christie's
Moria
Sehious
Sud
Mori
Vincent
President invites Governors to White House dinner
Governor Johnson has received an invitation from President Roosevelt to attend a May 12 White House dinner with state governors. The event accompanies a meeting of governors to discuss preservation of national resources.
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Gov. Johnson
St. Paul
Johnson
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Locomotive Explosion Fatal for Two in Champion Area
A Southern railway freight train exploded at Champion two miles below Roberta Ga. at twenty miles per hour fatally scalding KMughteer Chas O'Neil of Fort Vahey and a negro brakeman. A second injured worker is described as a badly scorched negro truss band.
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Roberta
March
Southern Railway
Champion
Chas O'Neil
Fort Vahey
Market quotes and livestock bids from Chicago and East Buffalo
The report lists Chicago Board of Trade quotes for May July and Sept contracts with various highs lows and closes. It also covers Chicago live stock receipts and ranges for hogs cattle calves and sheep at market quotations, plus East Buffalo bids for cattle hogs sheep and lambs from Dunning Stevens brokers.
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Ubidigo
Chicago Board of Trade
Cori
Guy Maly
Mayo
Chicago
Carle
East Buftaly
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Budget Passes House Without Amendments in Japan
Reports note Japan's budget has cleared the house without changes. Havana customs receipts for February total 1 004 720 dollars, the lowest since Spain evacuated Cuba. Edward Raton named president of Holyot college. police, labor, and rail topics mentioned.
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House of Perrs
Havana
Cuba
Leslie Carter
Aniletree
Chicago
Edward 2. Raton Hae
Holoit College
Treasury Department
Union Pacific
Colorado
Jama Goldiam
St. Loula
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