Louisville Welcomes Roosevelt in Dixie Welcome
President Roosevelt arrived in Louisville at 4 o clock on a Tuesday morning to a large crowd. Gov Beckham Acting Mayor Barth and Chairman Murray greeted him as a salute of two guns sounded. Veterans, dignitaries, and thousands along Third Street cheered as the president reviewed the parade and exchanged words with Gen Basil Duke and other veterans.
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Kentucky
Joseph’s Infirmary
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United States
New Orleans
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Hoosier breaks neck trying to see parade
Jeffersonville merchant John Saver, 63, dies instantly in Louisville after slipping while rushing to view the president's parade. Cripps McRae reports April 4. Local accident ends life of a Jeffersonville resident.
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Hoosier
Cripps McRae Press Association
Louisville, Ke
John Saver
Jeffersonville
Ind
Roosevelt Parade Visit to Louisville and Cincinnati
President Roosevelt traveled by private car Rockaway with stops in Louisville and Cincinnati. Crowds gathered along the route as veterans saluted at Pewee Valley and Cincinnati. A floral tribute and bouquet to Secretary Taft were noted, while officials reported no major incidents on the presidential journey.
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Detective to Assist Coroner in Farm Death Case
Coroner Harry Tittenle departed for Tan Cock County on Thursday to join Coroner Morrill in probing the death of September Smitthey, found at Mrs Troxe Kitley’s home near Cumberfort Traneneemonty. The investigator planned to bring an Indianapolis detective to aid.
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Tancock County
Coroney Morrill
September Smitthey
Troxe Kitley
Cumberfort
Traneneemonty
Tutentler
Indiaapotls
Hin
Knights of Pythias Meeting In Goxhen Reported
Secretary of State Darel G. Sturnis and Mion i. blunt attended a Ki of Toomeeting in Goxhen. The men were taken up on the councils of the Knights of 1y thria, with many present Tuesday.
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Darel G. Sturnis
Mion i. Blunt
Tea Gay
Goxhen
Knights of
1Ythria
Unknown foe targets Wagner sheds with arson fire in Shelby
Fire inspector investigates two suspicious blazes at Joseph Wagner property on Shelby Street. Earlier blaze at a nearby dwelling caused $20 damage as firefighters stopped a planned arson. Police hunt an unidentified arsonist believed to threaten Wagner during morning hours and rent shifts, with multiple sheds and piers damaged in the incidents.
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Warger Doen
Anther Ong
Heavy vote at Chicago in municipal election
Chicago voters began the municipal election amid cold wind and clouded skies. Early turnout around 25 percent of normal by 7 am. Mayoral candidates include Edward Dunne and others, with Dunne favored in betting as both parties nominate in acclamation and ownership issues loom over campaign.
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Scripussurae Press Association
Kepuh- Uran
Hirrla
Marlan
United States Supreme Court
Wdge Edward Dunne
Kition
Oliver W. Stewart
Jobo Collins
Smith in Court On Fugitive Charge At County Jail
Morgan Smith and his wife were taken from the county jail to paliee court on Tuesday to plead to the charge of doing fugitives. Attorney Shay secured a continuance until Betany. They returned to the county jail to await the hearing on the Forpan case. A New York message said District Attorney Jerome averted delay in extradition proceedings. If there is delay, trial of New Pattersus may go on April 10. he would seek postponement if necessary. Letters from the true at Mramith bey Detective Aiken reached Assistant District Attorney Rand in New York Tuesday morning.
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Cincinnati
Morgan Smith
Paliee Court
Tesday
Shay
Betany
New York
Jerome
Suilch Sid
Mramith Bey
Aiken
Acsistat
Rand
Tuosbys Murninge
Colman Coming Home From West To Indianapolis
The tele tip operator Dack Cofngu is expected to arrive in Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon from Los Angeles where he traveled weeks ago seeking improved health. Clerk Woom Purty accompanied Colman to Chicago to meet him and bring him home.
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Indianapolis
Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Hin Domae
Petit and Grand Larceny Case Reported
A woman faced charges in a Petit larceny case after allegedly stealing four diamond rings and several other items from a resident in Tennessee. She was fined and costs for petit larceny and held to the grand jury on grand larceny charges.
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Diltas
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Drunkenness Trial Highlights Domestic Dispute Turmoil
In a Ruralst court case, Aron Wy Tans Carcingtes disputes accusations of drunkenness amid a tumultuous scene. Witnesses including Mrs Carrington and Michael Carrington describe alleged acts at a saloon, while defense argues the husband was only intermittently intoxicated. The trial proceeds as Attarynes Jumna TS Collins presents authorities’ stance and the judge references Supreme Court rulings on drunkenness standards.
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Thomas Whatton
Dennkard
Christopher Witz
Jumna TS. Collins
Tata
Carrington
Surat St
Fan
Alerence
Win
Michael Carrington
Saprem
Meg Carrinstan
Governor to Visit Marion Amid Law Enforcement Critique
Reported plans indicate Governor Henly Hanty Wilcabin will travel to Marion on Wednesday to address concerns over lax law enforcement and gambling. Citizens hope he pressures local police to curb unlawful activity and tighten compliance, signaling stricter action in the region.
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Marion
Henly
Millionaire Muller's Wife Killed In Carriage Accident
Gustave Muller head of a prominent firm and his wife were returning from a party when a trolley struck the carriage. The coachman panicked and fled as the horse bolted. Mrs Muller leaped from the carriage and her head struck the trolley, killing her instantly. Muller collapsed at the scene.
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Hergnee and Engel Beecing Company
Midler Collapred
Sun's Banner Week Brings Big Ad Contracts
The Sun celebrates 17 years with its banner week as advertisers secured wider space. About a half million lines of space purchased by major firms including J. P. Wasson & Co and the New York Store. Sun circulation remains 20,000 in Indianapolis buying district.
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Tndianapolis
Elope Ends in Divorce Court With Threats Claimed
Gertrude Kagelman testified in divorce court that her husband Edward Kagelman tried to cut her throat with a razor during an elopement. She said they married two years ago after a midnight coerced elopement in Lebanon, lived together unhappily, and now have a baby. The hearing focused on the alleged threats and attack as part of the divorce case.
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Tueatay
Gertrude
Aire
Adler
Harenne
Isagehman Rah
Lebanon
She Hewichitur Til
Wink
Amy
Thay
Wrigeman
Conlin
Train Hurls Man in Morrill Area. Dies Later
An elderly man, David Richardson of Morrill, was struck by a southbound train near Morrill and Eastets Tuesday morning and died Tuesday afternoon at his home, 508 Newderveyest. He was knocked unconscious with head injuries. ambulance rushed him to a hospital where he died. Sunday School officers were elected at the First Presbyterian church for the coming year with several named officers.
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Bisto
Morrill
Eastets
Newderveyest
Richardson
Murs Lamdst
Aueh Forest
de Moore
Remarest remarriage notice from 27 years past
Remarriage announced for William Ross and Mrs Rada Rose of Latayene Ini after 27 years of divorce. Home ceremony planned with plans completed a week ago by three children of the couple. Remarriage details and dates appear in the merged notice.
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Scripph-A Rae Press Association
Mhicagq
Wiliam Ross
Rada Rose
Latayene
Ini
Ete
Canvass Returns on Carpenters and Joiners Vote
A Minneapolis report quotes Philip Curtin stating canvassers will finish vote canvassing this week on the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America referendum. Board members include W H Cranston and dea Brexfrind, with Secretary Frank Muty noted. The discussion centers on the Etrapar decision and its wide interest in the labor world.
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Philip Curtin
Minneapolis
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Jniners of America
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Calanbos
Dea. Brexfrind
Philadelphia
Frank Muty
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Carpenters
England
Bible incident triggers juvenile court case in Indiana
A family Bible becomes central in a juvenile court proceeding involving Gregory, a 15 year old boy, and his father Joseph Gregory. A grand jury investigation and trial in criminal court precede Judge Stubbe’s involvement, with Judge Hlubis later sentencing responses discussed.
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Joseph Gregory
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Hlubis
Indiana
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Weather forecast and local ads mixed in fragment
Fragmented weather note mentions Tuesday and Wednesday with probable rain. Nearby ads promote stamps with every purchase, coal for stoves, oats and cattle feed, and local shop names. Missing clear date lines and complete sentences.
WIFE'S CRUELTIES CLAIM IN FARMHOUSE TRIAL
Mrs Ethel Offenbacker wife of a wealthy farmer testifies she was kept as a servant in the home. She describes farm chores and mistreatment including washing, horse work, and forced sewing. Her attorney seeks alimony while the defense contends the marriage ended probes into family poverty and social shame.
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Leathers
Hier
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Rome
Eiteet
Muirrad
Tate
Lawrence
Woes Of The Wedded Woman Seeks Divorce In Circuit Court
Lada Ross claims Jobin W Ross burned her clothes to stop her from attending court. A decree was granted in circuit court. In other cases Henry Clay Allen criticized a ruling on Samuel B Meek versus Eff M Meek. Details mention Effie smoking and frequenting wine rooms. Hertha Bote denied divorce from Doveseus. Copeland seeks divorce, while Ari napoli man reports involvement with a wife and $400 in money and a press ownership. She seeks a reasonable share of alimony.
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Jobin W. Ross
Eich
Lada Ross
Thesday
Dudee
Henry Clay Allen
Samuel B. Meek
Efe M. Meek
Muel
Effie
Gifts For Officers At Ninth Animal Meeting
The ninth gathering of the Lain Aremen's association closed in Indianapolis with routine business and officer elections. Officers elected include John White president Fred Kran vice president Atal Zerring vice president Heed Wrauna treasurer. Next meeting planned for early April in Indianapolis with Elks badges and guest visits.
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Man
Tansy
John White
Inedianapolis
Fred Kran
Peru
Aral
Atal Zerring
Indianapolis
Breond
Flw. Juatane
Connersville
Heed Wrauna
McWeen
Terce Nantes
Wow. Godfrey
New
Blan Vane
Meinhorn
Indianape- Va
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