Brazil City Faces Debt Law Violations Over Factory Aid
State examiners report Brazil officials issued 6 percent city orders to fund a factory locating drive, exceeding debt limits. They commend Mayor Shattuck, Clerk DeArmey, and Treasurer Decker, advise recalling illegal orders, refunding bonds, and budgeting annual appropriations to prevent future violations.
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Brazil
Ind
W. M. Madaen
H. W. C. Fosdick
Ceharity
Shattuck
Fred K. DeArmey
A. S. Decker
City Council of
Brasil
Brazil City
Retirement of Senator Hale Triggers Maine Campaign
Maine Republicans prepare for a fierce race to fill the vacancy after Senator Eugene Hale retires citing health fears. Leading candidates include Judge Frederick Powers of Houston, former Gov William T. Jobb, John F. Hill, Edwin C. Burleigh, Herbert M. Heath and F. M. Shipman as the field narrows in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Eugene Hale
Frederick Powers
Houston
Hale
William T. Jobb
John F. Hill
Edwin C. Burleigh
Herbert M. Heath
F. M. Shipman
Congressman Lowden Says Present Term Will Be His Last
Congressman Frank O. Lowden of Illinois Thirteenth district announced in an official letter that he will retire from Congress after the completion of his current term.
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Lowden
Rockford, II
Frank O. Lowden
Thirteenth
Frost Forecast Threatens Gardens Tonight
United States Weather Bureau official W. H. Church warns of a heavy frost tonight as skies clear. Early morning temperatures dipped to freezing but moisture prevented frost.
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W. H. Church
United States Weather Bureau
Woman Dies in Nurse's Arms in Crawfordsville
Special to the Sun reports Mrs. D. C. Hunter, age 62, died early yesterday in Crawfordsville after sitting up to take water brought by her nurse. The sudden death occurred in her bed as she received care.
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Nur&se
Crawfordsville
Ind
D. C. Hunter
Young Turks Forge Split Delegation
In Anderson Indiana on April 19 the town ship will send eight Taggart and eight anti Taggart delegates to the state Democratic convention. The young Turk faction in Marion county backs the split and the old wing wanted sixteen Anderson township delegates. Sparks L Brooks C T Lansberry and John C Williams helped arrange for John E Lamb to speak against Tasart and for Marshall plan, but Lambs appearance was canceled.
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the Sun
Anderson
Ind
Anderson Township
Marion County
Sparks L. Brooks
C. T. Lansberry
John C. Willams
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Circuit Court
Tom Tasart
United States
Marshall
Lamb
Kyle Trial Begins in Police Court
Examination of witnesses opened the preliminary hearing for Harry Kyle the automobile test car driver charged with manslaughter in the killing of nine year old Laverne Robbins. Kyle has not posted $5000 bond and remains in Marion county jail.
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Harry Kyle
Laverne Robbins
Marion County
Two Fined in Liquor Sale Case
John N. Angle admitted buying three dozen bottles from Daniel Zolce, saloonkeeper at 120 S West Street, after being arrested Sunday for peddling beer to foreigners. Zolce was fined 50 dollars plus costs and Angle 10 dollars plus costs in police court today.
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John N. Angle
Daniel Zolca
S. West Street
Zolce
Angle
Boy 15 Charged After Beating Mother
Neighbors report hearing cries and finding Joseph Waywood a 15 year old at 16 West Minnesota street beating his mother. Patrolman Pressley took him to central police station and he will be turned over to the juvenile court. The incident followed an argument over discipline.
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Joseph Waywood
Minnesota Street
Pressley
Central Police Station
Buffalo Bill Receives U S Pension at Age 19
Buffalo Bill became a U S pensioner drawing 20 dollars a month for Civil War service as a private in Company H Seventh Cavalry. He enlisted February 19 1864 and served until September 29 1865 aged nineteen. After the war Cody was an Indian scout.
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Washington
Buffalo Bill
United States
Seventh Cavalry
Cody
Federal Judge A B Anderson Heads to Hammond Trial
Federal Judge A B Anderson of the United States circuit court traveled to Hammond yesterday afternoon to try two cases. He will be away two days and expected to return Thursday morning.
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A. B. Anderson
United States Circuit Court
Hammond
Hatpin Fight Ends Teenager's Escape Bid
Bertha Wakeland, 17, used a long hatpin in a struggle with Patrolman Golinisch as he tried to take her to Clermont Industrial School. After a six block chase she exhaustedly sought shelter at a South Side residence. police later placed her in a Central Station cell. She had recently escaped a fast Ben Hur traction car and married John Wakeland to gain release.
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Industrial School For Girls
Clermont
Bertha Wakeland
Central Police Station
John Wakeland
Madison Avenue
Crawfordsville Builds New High School Plan
Crawfordsville Indiana school board adopts tentative plans for a brick two story city high school to be 190 feet long at an estimated cost of about 80000 dollars.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Scole Board
City
Congress Hears Women’s Views on Suffrage in Two Hearings
In Washington on April 19 the Borah amendment to the constitution to grant women the vote is heard in both houses. Rev Anna Howard Shaw leads the Senate hearing for the National American Woman's Suffrage Association while Mrs Florence Kelley presents the New York association position before the House Judiciary Committee.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
Senate
Woman's Suffrage Committee
Clay
Georgia
Anna Howard Shaw
Yeasterday
Nationalmerican Woman's Suffrage Association
House Committee On Judiciary
Representative Parker
New Jersey
New House
Florence Kelley
New York
Federal cotton fight gains momentum in New York
Federal attack on the cotton pool opens with New York Exchange members subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury in the Sherman anti trust case. Defendants include W P Brown F B Hayne J A Patten and E F P Scales with witnesses listed as W R Craig J Temple Gwathmey and others.
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New York
Bull Cotton Pool
New York Cotton Exchange
Federal Grand Jury
W. P. Brown
F. B. Hayne
New Orleans
J. A. Patten
Chicago
E. FP. Scales
Texas
Federal
W. R. Craig
J. Temple Gwathmey
D. H. Miller
S. M. Weld
N. Carpenter
R. 4. Springs
Morris Sellers
J. A. Moyes
Indianapolis Boy Rescued From Live Wire
Bloomfield Indiana April 19 Carl Rhubard an Indianapolis boy was saved from electrocution by Mrs Charles F Henderson who climbed a tree to reach him and detached him from a live wire. The lad gripped the wire at the top of the tree and could not release it as the current burned his hand and began to overcome him.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Carl Rhubard
Indianapolis
Charles Ff. Henderson
Appellate Court Affirms Deckard Breach of Warranty Judgment
In Lafayette Underwood v Deckard the appellate court, with Judge Roby and Judge Koby, affirms the Lawrence circuit court ruling. Deckard sued Underwood for damages on a breach of warranty and wins. He had purchased land in 1892. later heirs held four fifths, hindering transfer. Deckard’s case yields judgment for four fifths of the purchase price.
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Lafayette Underwood
James M. Deckard
Roby
Lawrence
Deckard
Underwood
Koby
Superior Court Affirms Yanger Against Buttz in Gravel Drill
The Marion superior court awarded A. J. Yanger Company 686.87 for a test well drilling contract. The appellate court second division affirmed, with Judge Comstock writing the opinion. Yanger drilled test holes on Bagie Creek land in Marion County for gravel and seeks payment for work performed.
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Marion Superior Court
A. J. Yanger Company
F. C. Buttz
Comstock
Yanger Company
Bagie Creek
Marion County
Justice of Peace Resigns Over Cost of Living
Crawfordsville Ind April 19 W H Miles justice of peace Scott township Montgomery county resigns citing lack of business base and high living costs as reasons for leaving office. He says residents are peaceful and law abiding so he cannot cover expenses.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
W. H. Miles
Scott Township
Montgomery County
Lockwood Buy Press In Muncie Barracks Ownership Change
Cal George B. Lockwood editor of the Marion Chronicle and secretary to former Vice President Fairbanks is reported to have purchased the Press in Muncie for about 14 000 to 15 000 dollars. Charles A. Lockwood will take over as city editor after the transfer in a few days. Backers include several politicians aligned with the Durbin-Watson-Hemenway faction of the Republican party.
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Hartford City
Ind
Cal
George B. Lockwood
Marion Chronicle
Fairbanks
Muncie
Charles A. Lockwood
The
Chronicle
Lockwoods
Durbin-Watson-Hemenway
Republican Party
Widow Leaves Four Thousand To Central Christian Church
Terre Haute Ind April 19 By the will of Laura A Halbert widow of George A Halbert filed in probate court Monday afternoon four thousand dollars is left to the trustees of the Central Christian church The instrument provides that the money be paid as soon as possible.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Laura A. Halbert
George A. Halbert
Whitaker
Central Christian Church
Ice Plant Worker Killed by Falling Pipe Coil
Bloomfield Indiana April 19 Wil loughby Stone was killed instantly at the ice plant when a heavy coil of iron pipe weighing about 300 pounds broke from tackle and fell on him, ending his life at work.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Willoughby Stone
Troublesome Feet Find Quick Relief With Poslam Remedy
Ten persons discuss foot troubles and nine report relief after using Poslam skin remedy. The ad claims Poslam combats eczema acne and a range of skin issues with rapid effect, offering sample packs free from Emergency Laboratories and selling 50 cent and two dollar jars at H J Huder and Weber Drug Co.
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Barber’s
H. J. Huder’s and
Weber Drug Co
Carmen Will Do On Strike At Pittsburg
Motormen and conductors of the Pittsburg Railways company vote to strike tomorrow. The 2,500 employees will walk out after the vote announced in Pittsburg Pa. today.
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Carmen
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Railways Company
Charles Trenry Norton Dies of Measles in Hartford City
Hartford City Indiana April 19 Charles Trenry Norton aged 49 died today after a two year illness from measles.
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Hartford City
Ind
Charles Trenry Norton
Fisher Dies in Zanesville. Prohibition Candidate Disappears
The Fisher family of Sand Creek township learned today of William E. Fisher's death in Zanesville Ohio. A former county commissioner candidate on the Prohibition ticket he vanished with no election day contact, leaving his family without knowledge of his whereabouts for months.
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Columbus
Ind
William E. Fisher
Sand Creek Township
Zanesville
Fle
Fisher
Wash Goods at 25 Cents a Yard in Variety of Weaves
A sale offers wash goods at 25 cents per yard, including dimities sheer stuffs and mercerized materials. Items listed are Irish dimity mercerized taffeta brocade mercerized Saxon satin striped serge wash voile and printed mercerized fabrics.
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National Monetary Commission
Maine
Lady Margaret
Margaret Crofton
London
Morgan George Crofton
James Douglas Montagu
England
Montagu
Young Turks
Kyle
U. S
Charles Golinisch
What Is
Castoria
Justice
Lockwood
Muncie Fapers
Wason-Hemenway
Foslam
Emergency Laboratories
W. Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Prohibition
L' Arres
Paris
Fomlard
Mousseline de Lux
Natural
Madras
H. L. Sanders
West Obie Street
DR. Stoner
DR. Stoner & CO
Ohio St
Illinois
Indiana
Indianapolis National Athletic Club
Washington and
Pine Streets
Bert Ritchie
Manger
Frank H. Keller
Washington Skating Rink
Farge
Spalding
Above Club
Washington Smating Rink
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