End of an Era as Aldrich Hale Retire from Senate
Historic senate reshaping follows the announced retirements of Aldrich and Hale. The next Congress will see many chairmanships vacated, with Burrows and Lodge among front runners for key posts. Aldrich cites health and service length while Hale's departure follows a protracted political struggle in Maine.
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Washington Service
Hibbs
Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Aldrich
Hale
Cullom
Burrows
Michigan
Lodge
Washington
Rae
Maine
Maine To Look After His. Joness
Tingley
Lewiston ¢Mmaine Journal
Lafellette
Dingley
Dingly
Nelson Dingley
Dolliver
J. P. Polliver
Iowa
Senate
Mississippi Valley
Dolliyer
House
Aram J. Pothier
Rhode Island
Senate Monetary Committee
Hungary Honors Roosevelt Amidst Electoral Fever
Budapest reports Theodore Roosevelt as a powerful political factor in Hungary as radicals weaponize his name in the general election. Crowds greet him at hotels and at the Babolna farm where he discusses land development and resource conservation with Hungary’s agriculture minister. A dinner with Premier Count Khuen von Hedervary closes his stay. Oklahoma City dispatch notes a Roosevelt Rough Riders reunion in New York from June 16 to 20 to welcome Col. Roosevelt home.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Hungary
Presidenc
Roosevelt
United States
Murngary
Europe
Babolna Farm
Col Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Babolna
Count Khuen von Hedervary
Oklahoma City
Okla
Roosevelt Rough Riders
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Mark Twain Feels Improved After Restful Night
Redding Conn April 19 Mark Twain rested well after a fairly comfortable night per Dr Halsey and shows considerable improvement today though remains weak and all efforts are used to maintain his strength.
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Redding
Conn
Mark Twain
Halsey
Dr Keller to Speak at PTA Meeting at Shortridge High
The Parent Teacher Federation will meet at Shortridge High School on Wednesday May 11 with Dr Amelia Keller delivering a talk on The Health of the Child. The group exists to improve results in teaching public school students through collaboration of teachers and parents.
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DR. Keller
Parent Teacher’s Federation
Shortridge High School
Amelia Keller
First passenger train runs through trans-Andine tunnel
The inaugural passenger service passed through the trans-Andine tunnel today marking a milestone in regional rail completion. The event occurred in Chile with officials observing the opening and noting the milestone for regional transportation.
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Alvarez
Chili
trans-Andine Tunnel
Cox withdraws from Democratic bid for secretary of state
James F. Cox of Columbus withdraws from the Democratic race for secretary of state after a Denison hotel meeting. Taggart supporters say Cox’s pullout signals further withdrawals as Gov. Marshall faces pressure to endorse a U S senator, while Marshall faction argues Cox steps aside as Lew Ellingham moves in and old ticket members yield to new candidates.
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James F. Cox
Columbus
Cox
Taggart
Crawford Fairbanks
South America
Denison Hotel
Friends of
Tegeart
Gov. Marshall
Thomas Taggart
Democratic State Organization
Jim Cox
Marshall
Lew Ellingham
Decatur
Mr. Cox
Posey Democrats Decline to Endorse Governor Idea
Posey county Democrats refuse to take sides on Governor Marshall's plan and the senatorial race while naming delegates to the state convention. Major G. V. Menzies of Mt. Vernon is to head the delegation, with discussion of the senatorial selection postponed.
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Posey County
Marshall
G. V. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
Major Menzies
Hoosiers Petition Taft for Walsh Pardon
Indiana lawmakers W A Cullop and Frank Moss delivered a petition signed by 25 000 residents seeking clemency for John R Walsh a Chicago banker and former banker noted for Indiana ties The president referred the matter to the Justice Department and Attorney General Wickersham will report soon Frank Martin of the Indiana Trust company visits Washington on an annual trip.
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Indiana
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Southern Indiana Railroad
Walsh
Messrs. Cullop
Mess
Wickersham
Frank Martin
The
Indiana Trust Company
Indianapolia
Washington
Census Taker Describes Delicate Age Question Tactics
Jonesboro Indiana April 19 M B Fowler discusses challenges in census taking. He notes some women resist age disclosure, preferring to guess a number between estimates, and he admits adjusting figures slightly to satisfy respondents.
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Jonesboro
Ind
M. B. Fowler
Policeman Wounded by Negro in West Twelfth Street Attack
Patrolman William H. Tate was grievously cut by Frank Ryle 28, a Negro, at 70 West Twelfth Street. The assailant used a long knife, slashing Tate’s face, lips and arm before Tate subdu ed him and police arrived. Mike Ray, colored, aided in the struggle and was cut. Tate’s injuries were not fatal. he returned home after treatment.
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Frank Ryle
West Twelfth Street
Tate
Necro
Mike Ray
Ray
Kyle
Prans
Emma Gadie
Hieyclemen Sehlangen
Todd
Highland Avenue
Slayer of King Dies in Belgrade
Belgrade April 19 Colonel Alexander Maschin, leader of the band that murdered King Alexander and Queen Draga of Serbia in 1903, died here today. He had enjoyed favor of King Peter since his ascension and was appointed a minister after the assassination of Peter's predecessor.
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Belgrade
Alexander Maschin
Alexander
Draga
Servyia
Peter
Double police shooting ends in two suspects captured
Walter Whitelock 21 and George Douglas 20, both of Pittsburg, confessed to killing Patrolman Joseph Krupp and wounding Patrolman Alfred C. Groves in a Minkner street duel with the Belt railroad tracks. Detectives tracked them across the state and found them asleep in a Avon railroad shanty, where they were arrested after a tip from Avon station agent Charles F. Hurin.
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Joseph Krupp
Alfred C. Groves
Minkner Street
Whitelock
George Douglas
Pittsburg
Krupp
City
Charles Russell
Edward Petticord
Jesse Coe
George Williams
Indianapolis
Avon
Supt
Hyland
Lieut
Kinney
Mullin
Hauser
Douglas
Cincinnati
Groves
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Penn Avenue
Matilda Street
Charles Fef
Hurin
Touglass
Whitlock
Douglass
Douglaas
Hoyt Avenue
Grove
Issiete
Krupy
Stork Expected At Krupp Home After Tragedy
At the home of Patrolman Joseph Krupp news of his murder arrives with a stork expected in a few days. Mrs Krupp at 1701 Hoyt Avenue is in serious condition after learning of the tragedy. The widow and a young daughter survive the officer.
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Joseph Krupp
Police Fire Upon Brothers Near Harding and Washington
Police in plain clothes fired on brothers Frank Chorting and Ed Charling as they fled through railroad yards near Harding and Washington streets after midnight. The Charlings, who later reported to central station, believed the officers were holdup men. a short pursuit ensued but no arrests were made.
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Harding and
Washington Streets
Frank Chorting
Minkner Street
Ed Charling
Astor Street
Coffin
Freeman and Tooley
Rugenstein
Frank Charling
Juel
Charlings
Central Police Station
Holtz Directs Search Through City Rooming Houses
Calis City detectives woke to news of two policemen shot and holts men, led by Supt. Hyland and Capt. Holtz, searched snowbound streets. They ordered a systematic hunt visiting every rooming house and hotel, working without sleep after 1 AM to trap the fugitive yeegmen.
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Hyland
Holtz
Douglass
Coffin
Lieut
Kinney
Whitelock
Central Police Station
Supt
Yeegmen
Perjury Charge In Divorce Case Shocks Jurors
Henry Myer was arrested this morning on a warrant sworn by his wife for perjury during a divorce suit in circuit court dated April 3. The case arose amid ongoing legal proceedings and custody questions.
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Henry Myer
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