Barnard Fights For renomination in Sixth District
In Richmond Indiana on April 19 Con gressman Barnard faces a hard nominating battle as Decatur county plans to throw 14 delegates to Webb Woodfill of Greensburg. If that proceeds other counties may nominate favorites causing a fight to prevent unanimous renomination on the first ballot. Wayne county’s stance remains uncertain with insurgent sentiment noted. Delegation tallies. total 141, 71 needed.
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Richmond
Ind
Barnhard
Connersville
Decatur County
Webb Woodfill
Greensburg
Decatur
Barnard
Wayne County
Wayne
Woodfill
Fayette
Franklin
Hancock
Henry
Rush
Shelby
Union
Coxes Withdraw Hint of Shakeup in Indiana Gubernatorial Talks
The report notes Cox exits as rebuke to Marshall amid state convention debates on a U S Senate race. Major Menzies plans to seek a senatorial ballot if the April convention acts. Menzies supporters name their Democrat as strongest challenger to Beveridge with Posey county showing his sentiment.
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United States
Menzies
Beveridge
Posey County
Menzies Jong
Thomas Taggart
Democrats Back U S Senate Nomination Plan in Indiana
Democrats of Madison township endorsed Gov. Marshall’s plan to nominate a U S senator at the state convention. The unanimous resolution praised Marshall’s administration and Shively, Rep. Morrison, and Basil Merrell for state treasurer nomination.
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Madison Township
U. S
Crawfordsvilley Ind
Gov. Marshall
United States
Shively
Martin A. Morrison
Basil T. Merrell
Jackson SLEEPS IN Marion County Jail
President James Jackson of Eclipse Coal failed to obtain bondsmen for a 4500 dollar bond and slept in the Marion County Jail after two days of attempts. Bondsmen qualified for 2500 dollars, but Mrs. Johanna Frank refused to complete the bond leaving Jackson in custody.
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James Jackson
Eclipse Coal Company
Marion County
Johanna Frank
Portteus
Gloomy Play Opens Nazimova Theater in New York
New York opens Nazimova's theater on Ninth Street built by the Shuberts with Ibsen's Little Fools. The grim production drew a somber crowd despite strong acting and staging as the city leads in theater count with ninety one houses.
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New York
Nazimova
Ninth Street
Shuberts
Mme. Nazimova
Ibsen
Hendricks Delegates Endorse Lamb for Senate
Delegates from Hendricks county to the Democratic state convention are instructed to back Gov. Marshall’s plan for a convention selected United States senator and to vote for John E. Lamb of Terre Haute. They also name Marion Bailey for state auditor and Edward Barrett for state geologist, with thirteen delegates and as many alternates chosen.
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Hendricks County
Gov. Marshall
United States
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Marion Bailey
Lizson
Edward Barrett
Plainfield
Gould-Drexel Wedding Leads New York Society
In New York on April 19 Marjorie Gwynne Gould daughter of George J. Gould wed Anthony J. Drexel Jr of Philadelphia at St Bartholomew s. The ceremony drew top New York Philadelphia and English society with a lavish reception at the Gould mansion and a plan to honeymoon in London. Gifts valued at about 2 million accompanied the union joining two vast fortunes.
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New York
Marjorie Gwynne Gould
George J. Gould
Anthony J. Drexel Jr
Philadelphia
Americ
Miss Gould
St. Bartholomew’s
Gould
Drexel
St. Bartholomew's Church
Upper Nadison Avenue
Bishop Scarborough
New Jersey
Leighton Parks
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
London
Vivian Gould
Margaret T. Drexel
J. Holbrook Curtis
Beatrice Claflin
Elsie Nichol
Ellen McKay
Clarence H. Mackay
Edith Gould
Armstrong Drexel
Drexels
Young Drexel
England
Paris
Lakewood
N. J
Jay Gould
George Gould
Anthony J. Drexel
Frank Gould
West Sixty-eighth Street
Helen F. Brown
Author claims Paul Revere did not reach Concord and Patriots Day is unjust
Boston writer James S. Stark, author of The Loyalists of Massachusetts, argues in an updated appendix that Concord and Lexington show little, Patriots Day should be ignored, and Revere was captured by the British and paid for the ride, while noting the skulls removal and a British soldier’s death.
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Boston
Mass
James S&s. Stark
Massachusetts
West Indies
Battle of
Concord
Lexington
Ammi White
Paul Revere
Lincoln
Revere
Incorporations Form Quarry and Realty Firms in Indiana and Pennsylvania
Runyan Stone company of Victor in Monroe county is incorporated with 10000 dollars capital to operate a quarry. Directors include Jesse Runyan Louisville John Torphy Bedford and J P Runyan Louisville. St Joe Realty company of Elkhart authorized for 60000 dollars in capital lists directors Forrest E Hughes BE L Arnold H A Leonard all of Elkhart and W D Bureh of Selina Grove Pa.
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Runyan
Saving Money Builds Respect and Courage to Save
A conservative maxim urges readers to value thrift over spending. It argues that courage to save is more admirable than cannot save, asserting that every dollar placed in a savings account earns respect and financial security.
Strong Company Promises Bonds For Your Savings
A bold pitch declares Strong Company will help you save with at least one dollar to start an account. It boasts one million dollars capital with five hundred thousand dollars surplus and pledges every cent earned to back its promise.
Barbers to Carry Case Into Courts Over Licenses
Two hundred barbers plan to pursue licensing fight in higher courts after a mass meeting at Blumlein shop. M A Ryan says lawyers will press the case, a four man committee led by James A Breeding will seek a conference with Mayor Shank, as licenses must be obtained before the ordinance takes effect. Less than one seventh of barbers have secured licenses.
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M. A. Ryan
L. P. Blumlein
Washington
Wlinole Street
James A. Breeding
Shank
Seidel Takes Helm as Pilot of Milwaukee Conservatism
Milwaukee sweeps Social Democratic influence into power as Emil Seidel leads a Socialist administration. Inaugural speakers pledge labor care, municipal finances overhaul, public works, streetcar cleanliness, shorter factory hours, new isolation hospital, and a municipal electric plant. Seidel vows steady, practical governance and citizens’ conveniences.
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Seidel
Milwaukee
Milwaukee, Wis
Social Democratic
David &. Rose
Emil Seidel
Reoome
Hardin resigns as bailiff in Marion county court
Perry Hardin, bailiff of the criminal court, resigned after jurors charged he tried to influence the Oliver P. Ensley deliberation. The court accepted the resignation with a brief tutelage period for Joseph E. Haskell, the new appointee. Judge Pritchard absolved Hardin of guilt but said he violated the statute and could not remain bailiff.
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Perry Hardin
Criminal Court
Oliver P. Ensley
Joseph E. Haskell
Haskell
Marion County
Student dies after cliff fall caught by hair at crevasse
Ella Pohl of Belin, a New Mexico A&M student, joined a picnic on a cliff. She slipped, plunged over the edge and was caught in a crevice by her hair, which formed a fatal noose. She died several hours later.
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Banta FE
N. M
Ella Pohl
Belin
New Mexico Agricultural College
Landslide Fatal to Ten on Trans-Continental Train
Six men died and ten were recovered from the ballast train wreck swept from tracks near Koucokache by a landslide. Twenty five men were aboard when the accident occurred. work at the site is conducted by a La Tuque crew after a similar incident at Alphonse.
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Koucokache
Were
Alphonse
la Tuque
Boy Thrown From Fast Flying Auto
Charles Wilkin a 12 year old from 553 Lord Street was knocked from a moving auto traveling about 40 miles per hour while he headed to run an errand for his washing. He landed on a rough street, sustained a broken shoulder and multiple bruises, and was treated at a drug store by bystanders.
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Lad
Charles Wilkinson
Lord Street
Charles
B. Michigan Street
Pythian
Michigan Street
Mother and two daughters die from gas in Chicago home
Mrs. Nellie Mc Namara wife of a fire captain and her two daughters Helen 11 Mamie 13 were found dead in their Chicago home. They appeared to have been asphyxiated by illuminating gas. The coroner had not yet determined if the tragedy was accidental.
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Chicago
Nellie McNamara
Helen
Mamie
Illinois Miners and Operators Hope to Agree
The joint scale committee representing coal operators and miners opened negotiations in Chicago on April 19 to settle demands including wages and shot-firing. Thirty men from each side attended as they seek to resolve differences after prior talks. Charles P. Neill arrived from Washington to aid arbitration between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and forty-two railroads under the Erdman act.
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Chicago
Minois
Neill
Charles P. Neill
Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
Enginmen
Hyde Seeks Acquittal In Swope Poisoning Case
Dr Ben Hyde hopes for freedom as Franklin Walsh outlines grounds for acquittal. The state rests on suspect poison links but key witness Dr Twyman is dead, leaving unproven testimony about Swope's death. Hyde’s defense argues poison entered after death, casting doubt on murder charges.
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Kansas City, Mo
Bennett Clark Hyde
Col
Thomas Swope
Hyde
Frank P. Walsh
Dr. Hyde
Col. Swope
George T. Twrman
Swope
Dr. Twyman
Dr. Twrman
Walsh
Governor Ill With Tonsillitis Keeps Low Profile
Governor Marshall was taken ill with tonsillitis and stayed away from the executive department on Tuesday, leaving officials uncertain about scheduling and duties.
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Marshall
Executive Department
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