Grover Blake Sentenced to Life in State Prison
Ind April 10 Preparations are under way to take Grover Blake to the penitentiary after he pleaded guilty to murdering his mother Mrs Louisa Blake for robbery. Judge McClune sentenced him to life in prison. Blake showed little emotion and said the judge had been very kind as he was taken to jail.
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Anderson
Ind
Grover Blake
Louisa Blake
McClune
Bossy Wife Tops Household, Says Maxim
Hud son Maxim declares victory is already won at home as his wife has been boss since they were married during an address to the Equal Suffrage association. The remark highlights domestic roles amid the suffrage era and smokeless powder fame.
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William Liesd Garrison Equal Suffrage Association
Hudson Maxim
Smokeless Powder Fame
Fire at Elwood auburn property destroys Lederer Hone building
Elwood Indiana April 10 three story Lederer Hone company building burned last night causing about 550000 in property loss. Occupants including Metropolitan and Prudential Insurance companies and Drs Mendenhall Newvoomer Owen and Marshall suffered heavy losses. Anderson sent a hose wagon and firemen to aid. blaze took three hours to bring under control. Kramer theater nearby was endangered.
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Elwood
Ind
Lederer-Hone Company
Metropolitan
Prudential Insurance Companies
Drs. F. F. Mendenhall
G. V. Newvoomer
T. 3
Owen
Ch. S. Marshall
Anderson
Kramer Theater
Oklahoma Grafters Exposed In Local Scams And Frauds
Guthrie Oklahoma April 10 Abundant proof that the American people like to be humbugged has been furnished by recent events in Oklahoma. Professional grafters operate by adulterating butter and selling it as pure country butter earning large profits. A separate scheme involved fake magazine agencies requiring a $10 deposit, later revealed as a faker operation tied to a Munsey’s notice.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
West
W. S. Irwin
Oklahoma City
Munsey’s
New York
Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Majestic
Barnes Avenue
Northwestern Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Board of Public Works
Office of Public Works
Josef
Self Pity Is Weakness by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
A letter from a charity worker seeking $500 to fund a New York visit is analyzed for mental state and motives. The writer threatens self harm, asks for aid, and is judged as self centered and neglected. The critique notes pity and hope undermine practical help.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
New York
Mars
Barnard Wins for Sixth District Gop Nomination
Shelbyville Ind April 16 William O Barnard former judge of New Castle won the Sixth district Republican nomination for congress on the 38th ballot over Thomas Davidson of Greensburg after a long roll call. Barnard now faces Davidson to oppose Governor James I Watson in the race.
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Shelbyville
Ind
William O. Barnard
New Castle
Barnard
James
Thomas Davidson
Greensburg
Charles Stivers
E. E. Moore
J. O. Campbell
William Hough
Davidson
Mr. Barnard
Aetna Powder Mills Not to Be Moved
Valparaiso Ind April 10 The company offices deny reports that Aetna Powder Mills will be abandoned or moved to Thebes HL There is no likelihood the Eetna plant will be disturbed according to an official spokesperson for management
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Valparaiso
Ind
Aetna
Thebes
Eetna
Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Indianapols
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Fulton County Poultry Association Formed in Rochester
In Rochester courts today poultry enthusiasts organized the Fulton County Poultry Association at the courthouse. Ejected from office was president 8 N. Newby while H C Hoffman was named secretary and treasurer.
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NEW Poultry Association
Rochester
Ind
Fulton County Poultry Association
N. Newby
H. C. Hoffman
Letter advises against self harm urging perseverance and charity
The writer argues against suicide amid hardship, urging the correspondent to seek work and charitable effort. They insist monopoly worsens conditions but insist resilience, divine right to happiness, and practical action through employment or charity. Death is framed as an experience to wait for.
Mill Worker Killed Shifting Belt in Noblesville
Charles Naught, 55, was crushed to death at a flouring mill in Noblesville Ind yesterday afternoon when his coat sleeve became caught in shafting as he tried to shift a belt. News detail notes the accident occurred on April 9 with authorities, but no further names are released.
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