Firemen Injured as Ladder Fails in Oil Plant Fire
Capt. Frank Owings of Hose Company No 12 and Pipeman Bert Kemper of Ram a Company were injured when a water pressure knocked the ladder worker from a 12 foot ladder at a Capitol Avenue oil plant. Owings suffered a hip injury and bruises. Kemper was bruised. Firemen responded quickly and saved the line of base as oil-fed smoke hindered efforts. Estimated damage about 200 dollars.
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E. @ Atkins Law works
Olsat
Frank Owings
Hose Company No. 12
Sire Department
Bert Kemper
Rama Company
Owings
St. Vincent's
Kemper
Harlan St
Capitol Ave
Twelves’ Company
Virginia-ave
Lexington-ave
Iglander
Plipean Kemper
Lioe
Bose
Wi Ia
Ly Ig
SAYS GAPON BETRAYED THEM Special to the Sun
A garbled special report profiles Fath Ganau and Masim Gurks, claiming revolutionaries in Magcow suffered mass violence. It recalls prison escapes, Monte Carlo gambling, and a supposed plan to elevate Gurks in a nationalist movement. The piece posits Gapor betrayed allies to protect his own life and aims.
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the Sun
New York
April
Fath Ganau
Dynasty
Himaedt
Gapor
Huber resigns as president of Carpenters union
A chaotic report states Huber, president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters, quits at Tallerdon amid a miss meeting in Newark. Bundey and others plan addresses as Newark carpenters discuss joining the organization, with JM Raverrin challenging eastern leadership.
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Wood
Huber Natant
Unitd Brotherhood
Carpenters
Minners
Atresia
Tallerdon
N. Ju
Bundey Wight Fe
Newark
Carpenters of
Jong Ae
Mass
Arnis
JM. Ravrrin
Wietetacy
Care Penters
Assault Victim George E Whean Dies Secretlikely Hidden
A San Francisco man, George E Whean 3, lies dying at Cincinnati City Hospital from a skull fracture after an early morning assault near Findlay and Western Avenues. He was found unconscious by a policeman. investigators say he was not robbed and fear the killer may hold a crucial secret.
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Xerippr-meHme
Public Works to appoint appraisers for city property value
The Board of Public Works will ask Judge Henry Clay Alien to appoint M H Camden Charles Duvell and Howard Johns as appraisers to fix the value of considerable piling material owned by the city at Jackson Place. The board intends to sell the material to the highest bidder. Brookside ball fare the Park board has leased 20 acres around from T B Laycock for use at a ball park near Brookside Park. The ball ground fee is set immediately west of the park.
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Board of Public Works
Henry Clay Alien
M. H. Camden
Charles Duvell
Howard Johns
Jackson Place
Brookside
the Park Board
T. B. Laycock
Ania
Brookside Park
Highland Avenue Evening Program Offers Refreshments and Entertainment
An evening event on Highland Avenue featured refreshments and entertainment. Two featured performers provided the program, delivering a brief display of talent and cheerful entertainment for attendees.
Irish Terrier Fighter in West Maryland Saloon Clash
Daniel Lanahan, saloon keeper, was fined for battery after a street confrontation with Thomas Kenaugh near Millary Park. Lanahan claimed Kenaugh insulted him with the phrase Irish terrier and that he drew a revolver during the escalating dispute.
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Daniel Lanahan
Weat
Maryland Snd
Lanahan
Thomas Kenaugh
Millary Park
Kenaugh
Rone
Patent on Heating Sparks Suit in U S Circuit Court
In Portland Maine plaintiffs Paul Steam System and associates claim exclusive patent rights over a heating system used in houses on N Delaware Street and E Pratt Street. They allege defendants have made sold and used the system and seek an accounting of profits damages and an injunction halting further use of the appliance. The case names Christan and Kimma A. Chris Vien and Indianapolis and cites the patent holder.
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Bull Wars Med
United States Circuit Court
Pael Steam
T,t Portland
Meaguliat
N. Delawatesst
E. Pratt St
Punt
Wife Files Complaint Over Desertion
Acting-Judges of the Peace report a wife, Clara Ware, filed a complaint against Harry Ware for wire desertion. He was fined $10 and released under a suspended sentence. No further bulletins were issued as Gov. Mattison stated progress is favorable and no more morning bulletins are planned.
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Harry Ware
Erne
Cohen
Clara Ware
Iat Perteat
Mattison
Throttling the Railroad in Endlamaports Speech
J. Brooks and Kerra eoonset spoke in Endlamaports on Friday. Brooks criticized railroad regulation as a GOP aim harming industry and warned the party’s two road strategy risks national economic damage.
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JW Keoner
J. Brooks
Kerra Eoonset
Boly Chilbert
Brooks
Change Conference Date In St Petersburg Update
Verigye McRae Prew Associates in St Petersburg reports the Hague peace conference is adjourned until September amid opposition from the United Bites government. The meeting was originally planned for mid July as proposed by Ruaily.
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verigye-McRae Prew Associaten
ST. Petersburg
Hague
Unclear OCR item on monument status and preparations
Fragmentary report notes plans to flow pasyades at a soldiers and sailors monument with events penciled for Saturday or Sunday. Mentions rushed paw baying and readiness for starting at the upray. Drinking fountain described as in working order on Friday.
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Serippa-Meline Press Asanciail 10
Mount Tacoma Sinking Report Shocks North Yakima Area
Word from near the eastern base of Mount Tacoma reports the mountain sinking since Tuesday. Rumbling and increasing disturbance accompanied the clouded summit, alarming residents of North Yakima, Washington and nearby communities.
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North
Yakima
Wash
Mount Tacoma
Roosevelt Family To Spend Easter At Pine Knot Lodge
President Roosevelt and his family will leave Washington tomorrow night for Pine Knot in Albemarle County where they will spend Easter at Mrs Roosevelts mountain lodge. Master Roosevelt and the party will travel with the presidential party from Norfolk Virginia on the way to the lodge.
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Scrippe-MeHne
Norfolk
Roosevelt
Mra
Albemarle County
Washington
Baltimore and Ghin Board Approves $27 Million Common Stock Issue
New York April 13 The Berippe Me Ring Press Association reports the Baltimore and Ghin board of directors authorized an issue for 27 009 000 dollars in common stock. Proceeds will fund road improvement projects and related construction programs. The action signals a push to expand and modernize transportation infrastructure with funds directed to maintenance and upgrades.
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Berippe-MeRing Press Association
New York
Baltimore & Ghin Today
Learned man questions military titles at court
A civil engineer testifies as an expert witness in a paving dispute involving Warren Brothers Bitukthie company. The trial, before Judge Howard, features tense exchanges over the witness’s background and education with attorney W. A. Ketcham challenging his expert status. The lengthy proceedings continue to drag on.
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James W. Howard
O. A. Howard
Warren Brothers
Bitukthie Company
George Selbert
Board of Public Worka
Bleatithic
W. A. Ketcham
Aephalt
Hitalithic
Apolis
Sou
Keteham
Portland
Ore
Ferdinand Winter
Ketcham
Ratty
Primate
Maj Howard
Yosh Espert
Kelotam
Cyclone kills six in Briggs area toll rises
Six people are reported dead and several injured after a cyclone swept Briggs Texas yesterday afternoon. The dead include M. K. Hickman and his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arnet Taber, and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Matterson. Homes and other buildings were destroyed, and the Hageball grandstand at Clebourne was blown down with injuries reported but no fatalities. Heavy rain drenched Dallas as the storm moved through the region.
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Serloom-Meline Press Association
Dallas
Tex
Briggs
M. K. Hickman
Daghter
Arnet Taber
R. A. Matterson
Bloomington death after train accident at Wilmington fest
A train collision near Wilmington fest in Bloomington results in the death of Mrs. Francis O. Houghton. The fragmentary OCR cites a fatal track incident and references local businesses and contact numbers, including Wulechner's Denison barber shop and a furniture upholsterer.
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Sérippam
Bloomington
Chicago & Altan
Wilmington
Francis O. Houghton
Millions In Transit Shoots A Burglar In New York
A New York article reports that Herman Miller shot dead a burglar in his home during an attempted break in. A second burglar fled. Miller’s wife was knocked down, Miller fired, hitting the intruder. Police later arrested Patrick Donovan. Miller faces homicide charges.
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Scrippe-McMee Prraw Association
New York
Herman Miller
Reider
United Stars Army
Qhuiind
Miler
Aman
Mes
Miller
Chen
Auber Min
Whey
Ed Heenjon
Patrick Donovan
Weth
Alm Atter
Alm Atter Thelie
Quinn
Millers
Donovan
Locke
Judge sentences two men to four years in Georgia prison
In Savannah on April 1 Judge Speer sentenced H. D. Greene and John F. Gaynor to four years in the penitentiary and imposed fines of 575,749.90 each. Defendants may be relieved of fines by oath if they claim assets under 420. Suburban notices advertise a Pleasant Run subway project with a promise to complete the work by August 1 and local ads promote home furnishings and tailoring services.
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Scrippin-Melroe Press Association
Savannah
Speer
H. D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Editors Seek Recovery of Hyatt Estate Notes in Court
In Indianapolis Friday Lawrence Davi a trustee for Henry H Hyatt bankruptcy estate sues People’s National Bank of Washington Indiana for return of promissory notes worth 1600 and other property. Hyatt once co merchant at Goodland, declared bankrupt March 1906, transferred stock to Dititle Son of Washington before filing.
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United States
Lawrence
Davia
Henry H. Hyatt
Indianapolis
People’r National Bank
Washington
Ind
Hyatt
Goodland
Dit
Itle & Son
Dowie Demands Absolute Retraction and Restoration
Dowie, at odds with Zion City leaders, refuses a $7500 yearly pension and calls for unconditional surrender, a public apology, and his return to temporal and spiritual power. A new conference is set as tensions rise over control of Zion City and an underground railway is alleged.
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Zion
San
Chicago
Agdorum Annex
Bowie
Barnes
Jacob Newman
Feria
Zion City
Dowle
Confcrots
Dowie
Jt In
Valiya
Mexico
Akulnat
Weten Hei
Voliva
Carmel man’s horse runs wild past home after scare
A horse owned by Alldon Overman of Carmel Indiana bolted from in front his residence at Twenty third street and Parkeave after a scare from a passing motorcar. It dragged and broke its tether then leaped onto the sidewalk and guttered thirty five dozen ears causing a mess of country putter in the street.
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Alldn Overman
Carmel
Ind
Twenty-third-st
Ant Parkeave
Milday
Two Trainmen Hurt In Hocking Valley Wreck
April 1 wreck on the Hocking Valley work train injures Conductor J Bell and Brakeman George Donovan. A broken flange caused the car trouble as the train crossed a trestle. The caboose dropped through the trestle with the two injured crew.
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Scripps-monne -Reux Agnotiatiog
Manthitr
J. Bell
George Donovan
Hocking Valley
Pushing the Smoot Case Ahead in Senate Committee
Washington April 13 The Senate committee on privileges and elections plans to meet tomorrow to consider and report on the case of Senator Reed Smoot. Senator Bure Tow, the committee chair, will preside and guide the discussion.
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Jerippe Meling
Amanetion
Washington
Senator Buretows
Ou Pris Fleges and Elections
Reed Smoot
Spirits Report on Woman Declared Insane by Court
In a reported case Gerstruda F Oaks handled a belief in spirit messages claiming a future husband. Elizabeth D Smith is declared insane amid legal proceedings to be reviewed before Acting Justice Bere B Cohen on a upcoming Monday.
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Husbald
Woicen
Gerstruda F. Oaks
Elizabeth D. Smith
Bere B. Cohen
Batuniay
City Hall Needed For Indianapolis Future Says Royse
Councilman Royse denounces a cheap, temporary city building on courthouse grounds and urges a future worthy structure. He argues Indianapolis should not settle for a shabby design costing under 500000 or 1 900 000, and proposes a site of its own near the courthouse with potential state legislative aid to fund a substantial municipal home.
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Royse
Harry E. Noysy
Indianapolis
State Legisl
Relief Efforts Ramp Up As Warships Readied For Vesuvius Aid
Naples reports crews mobilize relief and rescue for Vesuvian towns after eruption. European and possibly American warships expected to assist, with bodies recovered from ruins and thousands left homeless. Death toll rising toward six thousand. five thousand homes destroyed. Villages scarred, food and water scarce, King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena visiting hospitals before tour of affected areas.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Haa
Agalst
Mt Firal
Bertpps-se- Rae Press Association
Wimmer
Ortajano
Victor Emoanuel
Helena
Portaus
Napleon
yilingis. _ Ltda
Public Health Report From State Board Meeting
At the State Board meeting in Healy on Friday, Secretary Dr J N Hurty said sickness and deaths were at a record low for the quarter ending in March. He cited pleasant weather and board efforts to educate the public on disease prevention. He noted indoor diseases predominate and that fresh air and sunshine help prevent illness. Smallpox cases in the state are decreasing.
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State Board
Healy
J. N. Hurty
Roosevelt to launch drive to reclaim government land
President Roosevelt after talks with Attorney General Mondy and Secretary Hitchcuck plans a bold program to reclaim unlawfully fenced government land. He is expected to issue a proclamation soon ordering cattle owners to tear down illegal fences used for grazing.
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Kempps-McMac Rews Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Mondy
Hitchcuck
Robbery Report From Valparaiso Claims Cash Missing
A man identified as Christopher Hankimer of Indianapolis says he was robbed of $16 in Valparaiso Indiana yesterday. A local character was taken into custody in connection with the incident, but a search of the person found no cash.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Christopher
Hankimer
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Race for State Office Amid Conventions Clash
In a quiet Republican stake convention, state officers mostly moved smoothly with few exciting races. Oscar Hadley won the treasurer post after withdrawals. A. Cotton led for state superintendent early but changes by Tomlin and Geely altered the field. Marion County's protests surfaced during Hadley’s appellate judge selection, with Hadley and Watson ultimately victorious amid late ballot tensions and county-level infighting.
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Gay
B. Landis
A. Cotton
FE. A. Cotton
John W. Lewis
James H.tomlin
Cotton
Tomlin
Geely
W. S. Blatchley
W. A. McBeth
L. J. Monks
O. N.heaton
Fort Wayne
Supreme Court
Heaton
Monks
Monica
Sting
Black and Robinson
Henchs J. W. Thompson
Hadley
Indianapolis
Ward Watson
Charleston
Robinson
Watson
Hatley
Hindher
Hanly
Marion Vartity
Marion County
Harry 8. New
Didates
Comstock
Roby
Cntrench
Ju |M. Rabb
Harry C. Btarr
Richmond
Tata
Ariman
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Moe Gust’ Rosbeng
Rahsinn, Bros.& Co
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Rew
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Indiana
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KE. J. Stoner
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