Paris Welcomes Roosevelt Early in Paris and Rome Tale
Paris crowds greet Col. Roosevelt at Eastern depot at 7:30 AM. He visits Ambassador Bacon, meets Kermit and Mrs Roosevelt, attends lunch and talks with President Fallieres and Foreign Minister Pichon. Roosevelt dismisses Sun report as false about Methodists of Rome. Kermit claims new sable antelope species in Kenya.
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J. J. Jusserand
Washington
Francois Premier
Kermit
Comedie Francaise
Paris
Roosevelt
University of Sorbonne
Republic
Military Academy
Saumur
New York Sun
Rome
United States
Caruso Gives Wigmaker $500 To Aid Wife In Europe
New York April 21 A wigmaker Punzell told friends Enrico Caruso gave him 500 to take his wife to Paris with the Metropolitan Opera company next month. The actor reportedly learned of the man’s distress and provided the funds after a tearful moment.
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Caruso
William Powell
Kings and Queens
Metropolitan Opera Company
Enrico Caruso
Paris
Opera Company
Signor Caruso
Punzell
Signor
Europe
Garter Found On Long Island Railroad Boardwalk
In East New York a jeweled monogrammed garter worth about 1500 is unearthed beneath a torn up platform once used by crowds traveling to the Long Island Jockey Club races. The monogram reads likely E S S V or F S W.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Long Island Jockey Club
E. SS. V
Strikers Return To Work At Pressen Steel Car Plant
Pittsburg April 21 Quiet returned as 2,800 men resumed work at the Pressen Steel Car plant, the largest return yet. About 2,500 are idle, four men injured in last night's riot with police expected to recover.
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Pittsburg
McKeestocks
Pressen Steel Car Company
Seniors of Shortridge High sell annual drive
The seniors of Shortridge High push sale of their annual with a goal of 630 books by May 18 to ensure financial success. Only 570 books have been sold since mid November.
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Shortridge High School
Delegates Favor Plan For Senator Selection In Madison County
Anderson Ind April 21 Of 43 delegates chosen last night from Madison county to attend the Democratic state convention at least 25 will back Governor Marshall plan of selecting United States senator.
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Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Marshall
United States
Mrs Yerkes May Take New Husband
New York April 21 Mrs Charles T Yerkes widow of Chicago traction millionaire is reported engaged to William Lower a real estate broker and society man well known uptown. Friends say they have been together recently and wedding talk is in the air If the marriage occurs Lower would be Mrs Yerkes third husband Since her husband’s death she briefly married Wilson Mizner but they divorced soon after
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William Lower
Uptown
Mr. Lower
Mrs. Yerkes
Wilson Mizner
Butchers to Fight Backers of Tariff
Cleveland, April 21. The Cleveland master butchers protect association declares it will attack Senator Burton and Congressmen How land and Cassidy over the Payne Aldrich tariff bill. It joins a national campaign urging tariff revision downward and seeks a one quarter cent a pound cut on five stock and meat products. Circulars protesting to be mailed to congress members will argue the meat tariff serves big packers.
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Cleveland, O
Burton
Howland and
Cassidy
Ter Butchers
America
Congress
Veteran in Postal Service Is Dead
William W. Welling aged 70 longtime Indianapolis postal clerk died at 4 this morning after a six month illness at his home 2114 North Wilneis street He served in the local office and later in the railway mail service He is survived by a widow and his father aged 95 who lives in Philadelphia Ind
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William W. Welling
Indianapolis
North
Wilneis Street
Welling
Philadelphia
Ind
Three Flights Made in New Biplane by Herring and Burgess
Boston April 21 Three successful flights from 25 to 35 feet above ground were made this morning at Frum Island by A M Herring of New York in the new biplane co invented with W Staring Burgess of Boston. The first flight covered about 100 yards followed by a longer second flight and a third about 200 yards. This machine is claimed to be the only one to rise from the ground under its own power and make a successful flight.
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Kermit
London
Edmund Heller
Riverside
Cal
Mr. Rooseveltos
Kermit Roosevelt
Mombasa
Staring Burgess
Boston
Johnson county GOP to hold 103 delegate convention
Franklin Ind April 21 The Johnson county Republican convention will convene in Johnson City on April 23 with 103 delegates the largest assembly ever. R M Miller candidate for the supreme court bench will address the gathering.
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Franklin
Ind
Johnson County
R. M. Miller
Supreme Court Bench
Tribute for Officer Krupp at Holy Cross Funeral
The funeral for patrolman Joseph Krupp, shot on duty while pursuing suspects Walter Whitelock and Lawrence L. Brown, drew a captain, four sergeants and 32 patrolmen. Requiem mass at Holy Cross church was read by Rev. Walher James A. Wade, with burial at Holy Cross cemetery and Beiser's band playing the funeral dirge.
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Walter Whitelock
Lawrence L. Brown
Walher James A. Wade
Holy Cross Church
Oriental
Ohio
John Krupp
Ohio Street
Meridian
McCarty Streets
Beiser
Holy Cross Cemetery
Albert C. Groves
Krupp
Augustua Devore
Lawrence Dugan
J. A. Fletcher
John J. Mulvihih
A. B. Wernsing
Dynamited Bridge Reopens As Trains Resume Service
Clinton Indiana April 21 Special to The Sun The bridge damaged by dynamite explosions under two piers was repaired enough yesterday morning to resume the E and T H schedule. No suspects or clues found as explosions occurred when no trains were due. The railroad company posts a 3000 reward and Clinton council 1000 for arrests.
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the Sun
Clinton, Ind
Clinton Council
Poplar problem troubles Marion council over trees
Marion Ind April 21 The city council faces a clash over a tree ordinance as Carolina poplars grown through years clog sewers and provide shade for elderly residents who oppose halving or removing the trees despite sewer damage and city plans.
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Marion
Connell
Seidel Aims for Greater City Betterment in Milwaukee
Milwaukee mayoral candidate Emil Seidel outlines aims for a Social-Democratic administration. He cites cooperation with state inspectors, union-friendly contracts, reduced streetcar crowding, air brakes, a new isolation hospital, municipal lighting, a board of public works with no sinecures, a municipal survey bureau, and a comprehensive cost accounting system for all departments.
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Milwaukee
Board of Public Works
Bureau of Municipal Survey
Ireland Pleased with Yankee Gift Letter
Dublin April 21 An unsolicited $5,000 contribution from the United States to the Cork Accent, organ of Wm O’Brien rival of John Redmond, is described as shaping Irish politics. The gift is said to influence public opinion and widen the split between Independent and Redmond factions.
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Dublin
America
Cork
Wm. O'Brien
John Redmond
Independent Nationalist Party
United States
Trisd
Government Farm Awaits John Bell
Crawfordsville Indiana April 21 John Bell a farmer west of town has no farm yet on government land. His father William Bell took a government claim in Michigan in 1867 after leaving the Union Army. Bell, an orphan, learned of his real estate claim when pension agents sought land. He may take a government farm anywhere without payment or residence.
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Sun
Crawfordsville
Ind
John Bell
William Bell
Michigan
Sam
Bell
Wife's Love Too Strong Sparks Divorce Suit
Gustav Wack of Baltimore said he will file for divorce from Annie Wack because her overwhelming affection made life unbearable. He recounted episodes where she locked him in a cupboard for hours and pleaded for him not to go, highlighting his desire for freedom over such passionate devotion.
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Baltimore
Gustav Wack
Annie
Food Prices Slashed by Wholesalers in New York
New York April 21. Wholesale grocers cut prices on many foodstuffs as fresh vegetables flood markets. Flour down 1 4 cents, beans 15 cents a bushel, potatoes 35 cents a barrel, eggs 50 percent lower than six weeks ago, barley 2 cents a bushel, oats and oat products 1 4 5 percent lower, canned goods near one third cheaper. Salted meats to drop by week’s end. pork to fall five dollars a barrel due to speculators being caught long. Retailers began matching reductions, but shoppers still bought old stock at higher prices.
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New York
Crowds at Dr Hyde trial in Kansas City
Excitement surges as Dr B Chrak Hyde murder case unfolds with locked courtroom doors and militia ready. Crowds await opening, marshals at entrances, principals Walsh and Lucas buoyant over recent developments while questions rise over Prof Haines testimony regarding Col Swope poisoning. Pearl Keller the nurse attends as details unfold.
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B. Chrak Hyde
Thomas Swope
Latchaw
Kansas City
Attorneya Walsh
Lucas
Dr. Hyde
Walsh
Prof. Haines
Col. Swope
Haines
Pearl Keller
Office Buildings Worry Census Man
A census enumerator visits a Washington Street office building to collect data but meets a chorus of locals who mock the inquiry. The top floor dentist, a lawyer, a physician, and an attorney all joke about where people sleep as the canvass continues through 97 offices, highlighting citizen skepticism toward census work.
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Washington Street
Doe
Pard
English Banker Dies in London at 76
Sir John Henry William Schroeder, 76, a leading English banker, died today in London after a long career shaping finance. He held key roles in major banks and served as a prominent industry figure.
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London
John Henry William Schroeder
England
Wife gives husband list of lovers in divorce filing
In a superior court divorce complaint Ralph Crews accuses Ida May Crews of saying she did not love him and producing a list of four men she did love that he read.
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Ralph Crews
Ida May Crews
Elgin Butter Board Faces Probe by Washington
In Chicago on April 21 the Elgin butter board's power to set weekly butter prices of 500,000 dollars and its potential Sherman act liability are to be reviewed in Washington, with Assistant Attorney General O E Harrison report. He surveyed Elgin to study the board created by John Newman and its five member price fixing committee. The board, once an auction market, fixes prices for 100,000,000 pounds of butter sold annually, shaping national prices.
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Washington
O. E. Harrison
Harrison
Elgin
John Newman
Elgin Board
United States
Hartford City Is Automobilious
Hartford City suffers an automobile fever as residents rush to buy cars. Local agents are overwhelmed with orders, with some victims boarding trains to place orders for delivery within ten days. More than 25 residents have obtained new cars and many more have placed orders.
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Hartford City
Peeper Prowling Shows Fleet Foot in Washington
A prowler who slips beneath residence windows in Washington Ind has been seen again after dark. A merchant chased the intruder but he proved fleet of foot. Last night an officer spotted eight men in the same neighborhood and fired three shots without effect.
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Washington
Ind
Two healers fined for practicing medicine without license
In Chicago on April 21 two healers were fined $100 each in Judge Scovel's court for practicing medicine without a license. The defendants were Mrs. C. B. Miller of 3025 Wentworth Avenue, a spiritualist, and Charles E. Weyland of 1970 Milwaukee Avenue, who claimed to cure stomach trouble by electricity.
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Chicago
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