Kling Rooters Ready to Rally for Kling in Indiana
Special to The Sun. E P Kling delegates in Miami county prepare for Marion convention with a large train carrying 500 to 600 supporters. Kling’s case hinges on electability and youth, with allies across Cass Wabash Huntington and Grant counties backing his bid for Congress in the Eleventh district.
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Marion
Miami County
Fred King
John L. Thompson
J. M. Sayler
Poe
Kling
George Lockwood
C. H. Good
Huntington
Washington
Congress
Miami
James N. Tyner
Cass County
George A. Gamble
Logansport
King
George B. Lockwood
Lockwood
Grant County
Mr. Lockwood
Grant
Wabash
Lovelands
Bearses
Organization For King
Campaign Will Test Record of Administration
As the Taft administration faces a national campaign, lawmakers who depend on votes ponder shaping the public view of the administration. Critics note tariff acts, foreign policy moves, and trust prosecutions, with bills on reform pending in Congress and debates over responsibility for policy outcomes.
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Congress
Taft
National Health Bureau
Statehood
Arizona
New Mexico
Councilmen Meet to Learn of Work
Five city council members on impeachment and investigation committees met in Councilman Copeland’s office for over an hour. They plan an inquiry into city institutions but Copeland said no definite steps were taken and the committee is not yet organized.
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City Council
Copeland
Joseph B. Kealing
Mimeographed Bryan Letter Sparks Jefferson Day Trouble
A mimeographed letter from William Jennings Bryan declining a Jefferson Day banquet invitation caused a disturbance when banquet officials objected to its contents. Signed by his brother Charles Bryan with a typewritten signature, the copy was sent to Indianapolis for a Jefferson banquet and is believed to be sent to other cities.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Indianapolis
Ead
Jefferfson
Charles Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Eight Girls Escape From Industrial Home Through Window
Eight inmates of the Girls' Industrial Home escaped via a kitchen window in Delaware on April 12. Superintendent Webb asks police to locate Elsie Schroeder Pearl Smith Pearl Ludwich Lizzie Sons Ethel Mellett Ethel Henson Minnie Peacock and Clara Murphy all about 17 from Cleveland Lebanon St. Clairsville Ironton Washington Court House and Coshocton. Schroeder reportedly obtained a key to release the others before fleeing. They had no funds.
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Delaware
Webb
Elsie Shroeder
Pearl Smith
Pearl Ludwich
Cleveland
Lizzie Sons
Lebanon
Ethel Mellett
St. Clairsville
Ethel Henson
Ironton
Minnie Peacock
Washington Courthouse
Clara Murphy
Coshécton
Schroeder
Cullop presses for state funds as Esch proposes bill
Washington report says Indiana seeks 1,040,000 from public land sales as a state credit. The Treasury argues the old loan offset the claim and applies to Illinois and others. Esch of Wisconsin introduces a bill to pay states under the enabling act, arguing unfairness for states not credited.
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Indiana
National Treasury
Jackson
Illnois
Esch
Wisconsin
Three Apply for Naval Cadetships
The Indianapolis civil service office announced that three Indians will take the examination April 19-22 for cadetships at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. Names will not be announced until appointments are confirmed. Examinations for other civil service positions follow April 13-15.
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Indianapolis Civil Service Office
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Comet Halley Fails to Impress Early Morning Viewers
Indianapolis residents report no sighting of Halley s Comet despite awakenings at 3 to 4 am. Observers cite tall buildings and morning haze as reasons for invisibility while Yerkes astronomers near Lake Geneva announce first sighting with a 12 inch telescope. Tail predicted to become visible as perihelion nears in ten days with tail sweep expected May 18.
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Halley
Indianapolis
Hunlley
William H. Roberts
Albert Sahm
State Life
Middle West
Yerkes Observatory
Lake Geneva
Chicago
Hatley
Edwin B. Frost
Frost
Woman Slain While She Sits With Daughter in Buffalo
Mrs Mary Teeft aged 50 was shot to death at 1 am in her rooming house at 172 Ellicott street while seated with her daughter Mrs Mary Delmont. Emile Coliniimair aged 49 fled but captured two hours later and faces murder charges. he had been a five year boarder with the victim amid recent quarrels.
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Buffalo
WN. Y
Mary L. Teeft
Mary Delmont
Ellicott Street
Emile Coliniimair
Koons drew $5000 before he was shot
Canton Ohio April 12 Warren Koons and his wife were murdered last Wednesday. An examination of bank books by son Marland Koons shows he drew 5000 dollars from two Carton banks less than two weeks before the killings. The fate of the funds remains unknown.
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Canton
Warren Koons
Marland Koons
Road Work Planned From Crawfordsville Road to Speedway
The Board of Works approved continued improvement on Crawfordsville road toward Riverside park and from there the park board will extend work to Emrichsville bridge while the speedway management completes the connection to the speedway.
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Board of Works
Crawfordsville Road
Riverside Park
Park Board
Emrichsville Bridge
Speedway
Doctor and Mrs Sayler Guilty of Manslaughter
Dr W K Miller and Mrs J B Sayler found guilty of manslaughter in the July slaying of J B Sayler at Crescent City. Miller sentenced to twelve years, Mrs Sayler three years. John Grunden acquitted. Jury deliberated 36 hours. Evidence showed the pair had been intimate.
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Watseka
W. K. Miller
J. B. Sayler
Copeland Pushes Public Information Bureau at City Station
Indianapolis Councilman Charles F. Copeland urged creating a public information bureau in the Kentucky avenue station to aid strangers and residents. He noted patrolmen cannot answer all queries and estimated a $60 monthly cost to staff the bureau at the public comfort station near Terminal and Union stations.
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Comfort Station
Indianapolis
Charles F. Copeland
Kentucky Avenue
Illinois
Washington Streets
Board of Public Works
Copeland
Terminal Station
Union Station
Middle West
Poliic
Mills Organize Against Unions In Indiana
Evansville Indiana April 12 Plans for organizing mill operators in the state have been perfected and will be completed in the next two or three months. Dimension mill operators of Indianapolis and elsewhere will assist the local operators amid the carpenters and bench hands strike, signaling a state wide alliance against the demands of organized workers for a closed shop.
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Dimension
Indianapolis
Lincoln Votes To Maintain Old Prohibition Policy
Lincoln Neb April 12 voters at a special referendum election approved by a thin margin the continuation of the prohibition policy in place since last year. The ballot result shows Lincoln choosing to keep the existing alcohol control measures.
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Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Vonceuxe
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