Bridges to be built over White River and Fail Creek
Canptys Councilman Walter Johnson says 750000 for four concrete bridges over White River and one over Fail Creek will likely be approved. Johnson shifted from opposing to supporting concrete bridges after a Cincinnati trip. He favors permanent concrete spans and expects council action soon, with designs along Morris Ave, Ryersave, W Michigan A, Emmesville, and Fall Creek at Delawarest.
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Cincinnati
Wastington
Abin
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Morris
Ryersave
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Emmesi¢hsvilly
Fall Creek
Delawarest
Grand Duke Cyril Rumors of Death Reported
Reports from Saint Petersburg and Port Arthur recount Grand Duke Cyril's critical condition after wounds from battleship Petrovsk destroyed by Japanese forces. Amid conflicting telegrams, officials say he survived the ordeal, with others aboard the vessel perishing or missing.
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Gyril
Tie
Lake
Port Arthur
Vladomir
Cyril
Ile
Where Will They Hold the Republican County Convention
A muddled election notice reveals the Republican county committee planning a convention on May 12 at an unknown venue. Democratic officials already booked Tordinson Hall for their gathering while Republicans consider Riverside Park or the state house roof as possible sites. The dispute comes as Democrats prepare for their own July 20 state convention and a May 12 delegate session for the St Louis national convention. The issue heightens as Hearst and Parker forces clash and speculation swirls about venue readiness and delegate counts.
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Newtley
Rolly
Tordinson Hall
Bert Johnson
Chin
Marting
Thurday
Anne
Tamtineon
Irtek
Reilly
Republican Committee
Chonen
St. Louis
Riverside Park
State House
Lifeless body of Dublin diver Hear recovered at Jersey City dam
The lifeless body of William J. Hear, the diver trapped by a great ball at the Jersey City reservoir outlet pipe, was brought to the surface Friday afternoon. Doctors confirmed death after the helmet and armor were removed and the wrist pulse checked.
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Great Reservoir
Boonton
Ronton
Willam J. Hear
Jersey Sity
Little Elmer Stairs Quiet Child’s Narrow Escape
Little Elmer Bontrager a two year old of Mont chim street fell and rolled down two flights of stairs Friday afternoon. Parents called an ambulance after the tumble and a dispensary physician found only a bump on the head with no serious injuries detected.
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Elmer Bontrager
Montchim St
Elmer
Durham and Thirham Sentence Delayed by Reformitory Court
George Durham and George Thirham faced sentencing after pleading guilty to stealing an overcoat from Dayton Ault. Durham allegedly fired at officers during a pursuit weeks earlier but did not injure any, court records show.
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George Thirham
Tidtang Reformatory
Tutge Alford
Dayton Ault
Durham
Fragmented political note and odd clippings from a local paper
The page shows garbled text mixing political hints, names like Herod and Wilson, and stray ads. A garbled dialogue references a missing key ring and a failed search, followed by a cough remedy and a brief drugstore mention.
McGowan Signals Split Of E Michigan St And Stockyards Line
President McGowan announced that the E Michigan St and Stockyards streetcar line would be divided. The plan calls for extending the line to a Belt railroad junction for better service and separating parts near the Stockyards from the main line. The Board of Works heard debate last week and again Friday with McGowan present. Residents urged a longer extension, while officials cautioned about costs and wider routes.
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E. Michigan Kickers
Board of Works
Ito
Cantern
Belt Railroad
Michiguest
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aMockyards
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Tile Sun
Govan Wis
James Collins
Michigan-st
McGowar
Dawey-Town
Four confessed gang members charged after street assault
In Witmer Oniost district, four men of the Wility dozen gang faced Northampton court Friday morning on charges tied to a corner fight near Sweeney's galone. William Kinney, 16, was fined for unlawful assault and drunkenness. Pat Kinney claimed to be 14 and faced questions about his age. Leo Hirith and John McNevin were initially held, then released when evidence proved insufficient.
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Wility Dozen
Witmer
Oniost
Inndlicy Court
Mat Willam Kinney
Wilmot
Sweeney
Kinney
Tt Iw
Pat Kinney
Willkie
Tank
Bia Sxjoon
Piller
Leo Hireth
John McNevin
McNevin
Hirrth
William Kinney
Corte
Sixteen Errors as Reasons for New Trial in Walter Brown Case
Federal court records list Walter Brown's bid for a new trial based on sixteen alleged errors by the judge. The motion was filed and arguments opened. The other items note the probating of the will of Charles W. Gerauch and a local business ad for a hatter.
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Walter Brown
Bixty Werson
Aled
Cold Wave Threatens Fruit Crops in Indianapolis
Prediction warns another cold wave is headed toward Indianapolis arriving Friday night and forming Saturday morning. If accurate, the late fruit crop may be ruined as temperatures drop and frost possibilities rise. Mr Blythe forecasts the chill will push temperatures well below freezing, impacting remaining crops.
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Indianapolis
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Nearby States
Forecast ahead predicts rain turning to snow by Friday night with colder temperatures Saturday. Wind chills and below freezing temperatures are expected, with 7 am at 38 and noon around freezing or below. Severe cold likely Saturday afternoon across Indiana and surrounding states as northwest winds intensify.
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Indiana
Man Grins After Knife Carrying Fine
William Robinson aged 22 appeared in police court at Eehls for carrying a concealed weapon an old shoe knife. He stated he carried it to cut paper while working for a paper hanger. He was fined ten dollars and cashed. He grinned as the fine was imposed.
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William Robinson
Caley Sl
Robinson
Something for the Dead Animal Man to Do
Fragmentary local notice describes barking dogs near Tecumseh and Temple Ave. The text hints at a parson broadcast and dogs meeting fate, with garbled product lines about Burdock Blood Bitters and digestive remedies. No clear individuals or organizations emerge.
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FL Tenthant
Tecumseh
Termple-ave
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