Swope Heirs In Court Eye Mercy In Hyde Trial
In Kansas City on April 12 Mrs Florence Hyde and her mother Mrs Logan Swope met in court as venire filling for Dr B C Hyde's trial for Col Thomas Swope's death progresses slowly. Judge Latshaw aims to fill panel expediently while attendees observe tense exchanges and expect evidence later in the week.
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Kansas City, Mo
B. C. Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Florence Hyde
Logan O. Swope
Hyde
Latshaw
Marseilles Striking Clerks Tie Up City
Rioting swept Marseilles today as a sympathetic strike halted work across industries. Police reinforced streets while many stores closed tram service stalled and plants in manufacturing districts shut down. Shipping remained tied up despite ongoing disruptions.
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Marseilles
Citizens balk at arrest of Allison in Cambridge City
Cambridge City Indiana April 12 citizens held a mass meeting to protest the proposed arrest of Frank Allison in the murder of his wife. They called it unwarranted humiliation and noted no evidence points to him while authorities remain at a standstill in the investigation.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Frank Allison
Allison
Speech recovered after six weeks in Indiana town
Anderson Indiana April 12 Frank Ottinger a factory worker regained speech after six weeks of silence. While playing a freeze out game in a cigar store he suddenly became speechless. A local physician removed three small tumors as the cause of his trouble.
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Anderson
Ind
Frank Ottinger
Ottinger
Flies Old Glory Defies Briton in Kokomo Home
In Kokomo Indiana on April 12 Mrs Anna Zimmerman refuses to vacate her home with the American flag flying above her door. Landlord Walter Percival an Englishman demands she quit but she says the stars and stripes protect her and defies law officers.
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Kokomo
Ind
Anna Zimmerman
Walter Percival
Boy Killed by Gary Police Patrol Wagon
Theodore Steffencowski was instantly killed this morning when he ran into a police auto patrol wagon making a right turn at the tether part of the city in Gary Indiana. Police report the incident is under investigation and no charges have been filed.
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Boy
Gary
Ind
Theodore Steffencowski
Isidor Wulfson
Mr. Wulfson
Bakers Arrive in City for Indiana Association Meet
About five hundred members of the Indiana Association of Master Bakers arrived in Indianapolis to attend the sixth annual convention at the Denison hotel. Dr. H Van Cleef predicted a record turnout as the two day program began with an informal reception and an afternoon session led by vice president John Swissler.
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Indiana
Indiana Association of Master Bakers
Denison
H. van Cleef
Association
John Swissler
Plans for Fall Big Fight Outlined by Indiana Delegation
The Indiana delegation outlines a major fall fight with a Washington banquet to be held tomorrow night. Tickets have sold well with 425 of 650 sold and demand still strong. John W. Kern will be toastmaster as notable speakers are set to address the gathering.
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National Democratic League of Clubs
Indiana Democratic League of Clubs
John W. Kern
Huder's Drug Store
Denison
Meeker
Claypool
Indiana Democratic Club
State House
Senate
League
James Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
John J. Lentz
Ohio
Jefferson
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
William Sulzer
New York
Thomas KR. Marshal
Indiana
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
Judson Harmon
Harmony and Unity
Henderson S. Martin
Kansas
Allen Albert
Lafayette, Pence
New York Central Wage Dispute Goes to Arbitration
The trainmen and conductors of New York Central and company officials failed to reach a wage agreement and agreed to arbitration. E. E. Clark and Patrick H. Morrissey named as arbitrators with an umpire to be chosen if they disagree. The meeting was reported as harmonious with no strike talk.
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New York
New York Central
New York Central Railway
E. E. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Order of Railway Conductors
Patrick H. Morrissey
Railway Employes and Investors Association
Brotherhood of
Railway
Clark
Morrissey
Crowley
Railway Company
Thieves Loot West Side Postoffice Sub Station
A bag of mail was stolen from Postoffice Sub Station No. 5 at 2906 West Michigan Street last night. All letters were opened and stamps valued at 3 dollars taken. the mail bag was found near Mrs. Canfield's barn this morning. Police and postal authorities investigate with no suspect identified.
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Postoffice
West Michigan Street
W. T. Canfield
Canfield
Laymen Mission Banquet Sets Attendance Record at Tomlinson Hall
More than 2 000 tickets sold for laymen missionary banquet at Tomlinson hall with 500 more delegates expected than any prior city. Gov Marshall Senator Fairbanks Bishop Francis and George Sherwood Eddy to speak. overflow possible at Y M C A with same menu. Events run 6 59 pm to 7 59 pm as crowd fills main hall galleries.
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Tomlinson Hall
New York City
Brooklyn
Dayton
Tomlinsen Hall
Gov. Marshall
Fairbanks
J. M. Francis
George Sherwood Eddy
Hah. F. Latlamme
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Hamelin
Courthouse Square
Spellbinders to Combat Insurgent Wave in Midwest
Ex Representative James E. Watson, Charles E. Landes and about 25 others will tour Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska and as far as the coast to defend Taft’s tariff policy. The plan, approved by President Taft and backed by the Republican committee, aims to shore up the administration amid a rising insurgent mood across the middle west.
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Washington
James E. Watson
Charles E. Landis
Middle West
Republican Congressional Committee
Taft
Watson
Wisconsin
Tow
Minnesota
Nebraska
Duncan McKinley
California
McKinley
Thieves Return Money to Milwaukee Firm
In Milwaukee five employees restored 1500 pounds of "con science money" to the Filer & Stowell company through a local minister. Both Thomas J. Neacy and Walter Reed deny knowledge of the source and offer no investigation. Each man received 750 dollars as their share, and all parties appear content.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Filer & Stowell Company
Thomas J. Neacy
Walter Reed
Eact
Mother Grawls 10 Son's Door and Dies
In Hope Indiana Mrs Susan Solomon 60 wife of Horace Solomon died of heart disease at home after visiting her son Charles Solomon. She collapsed on the doorstep as she returned from a visit while her husband was away in Indianapolis.
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Columbus
Ind
Hope
Indianapolis
Susan Solomon
Horace Solomon
Charles Solomon
Ninth District Nominees Named in Indianapolis Convention
Columbus Indiana April 12 Republicans of the Ninth judicial circuit announced their nominations John F. Goddard Greensburg for judge Ralph Spaugh Columbus for prosecuting attorney and Will V. Pulz Greensburg for joint senator in a party convention in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ind
Ninth Judicial Circuit
John F. Goddard
Greensburg
Ralph Spaugh
Will Vs. Pulz
Girls start factory in Sedalia after strike
Fifty garment workers, all girls, who joined a larger strike to press for better conditions, have formed a cooperative clothing factory in Sedalia Missouri. They aim to run the plant collectively and improve their working environment.
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Sedalia
Expedition Reaches Mt McKinley Summit
A Fairbanks Alaska report says an expedition organized by Alaskan explorers reached the summit of Mt McKinley after a month of climbing. The climbers claim they found no trace of Cook’s alleged records at the summit despite his prior claim.
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Seattle
Wash
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Cook
Wives Protest Census Classification Of Housewives
Central Kentucky women united to protest Census Director Durand over labeling housewives as having no occupation in census forms. A telegram from the Central Kentucky Women's clubs objected to the blanks that classify housewives as idlers.
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Lexington
Central Kentucky
Durand
Central
Hoosiers Seek Public Building Funding Across Indiana Districts
The Indiana delegation will urge the House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee to fund new structures in multiple districts. Barnhart seeks 100000 for Mishawaka, Rauch 100000 for Huntington, Dixon 100000 for Seymour, Morrison 75000 for Franklin, Cullop two projects at 100000 each in Linton and Washington, and Moss 35000 for Brazil. Moss heads to New York for a Jefferson Day dinner.
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Rauch
Huntington
Dixon
Seymour
Morrison
Franklin
Cullop
Linton
Washington
Moss
Brazil
Holliday
New York
National Democratic Club
Watson Named Nominee for Tipton Hamilton Representative
In Noblesville Indiana on April 12 the Tipton and Hamilton counties Republicans nominated Frank Watson of Tipton for joint representative by acclamation. The delegates approved the state platform and endorsed the county local option law. Watson was instructed to back Senator Beveridge.
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Noblesville
Ind
Tipton
Hamilton
Frank Watson
Watson
Beveridge
State Briefs From Crawfordsville Report Local Injuries
Samuel Boots of Colfax was thrown from his buggy Monday suffering a broken hip and wrenching of the shoulder. O T Miller of Wedington Indiana, a traveling salesman, was knocked under a runaway horse and rolled 50 feet. Samuel Mullin, a Panville farmer, was run down by an automobile Monday and is in serious condition.
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Crawfordsville
Samuel Boots
Colfax
Ratuawas
O. T. Miller
Wedington
Ind
Miller
Panville
Samuel Mullin
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