Bidding Opens as Marion County Weighs Voting Machine Bid
Rumors of combines and money swirl around Marion County s pending purchase of 100000 in voting machines. Nine machines on display in the courthouse amid intense agent rivalry. Republicans control the commission and a 125 percent commission is alleged. bids require no prior price agreements.
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Marion County
Alter Ent
Delia N. McGee
McGee
United States Standard Suachine
Rochester
N. Y
Joseph AR. Kealing
George B. Elliott
Harry K. Gates
Frederick Joss
Indianapolis
J. B. Hine
B.C. Couchman
Art Metal Construction Company
Jamestown
United States Standard Voting Machine
National Voting Machine Company
United States Standard Beavers
Mr. McGee
Indiana
Messrs
Hines
Couchman
Healing
Hanott
Gates
Joss
Sllatts
Keating
Hine
Conenman
Atwowa
Art Metal Instruction Company
John McGregor
Jonny McGaughey
Thomas Spafford
Kealing, Gates
Joss Ani Esltutt
Althowgh
Clamen
Weather forecast for Indiana cities with mostly clear skies
Readable forecast notes for Indiana towns show partly cloudy to clear conditions with temperatures around forty degrees in Auburn Cambridge City Marion Vincennes and other listed locations. Saturday night into Sunday is expected to be mostly fair with a gradual temperature rise expected Sunday.
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Indiana
Auburn
Elvan
Cambridge City
Formimdé
Cleur
Wigensport
Appleyard Granted Bail in Paolo Bank Wreck Case
In Boton on April 7 Judge Lowell of the United States circuit court admitted Arthur Appleyard to bail in 35.00. Appleyard, charged with wrecking a Paolo bank, fights extradition and remains in custody pending further action.
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Appleyard
Scripfs-M-Rae Press Association
Bobton
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Arthur Appleyard
Paolo
Cain sues theater over refused admission and damages
A. Cain files a suit against Dickson and Talbott seeking damages after being refused admission to the Park theater. The claim asserts wrongful denial of entry and seeks monetary compensation. The case highlights a civil dispute involving access to the venue and alleged financial loss.
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Com A. Cain
Milt
Dickson & ‘Talbott
ad‘Wifiatoa
Park Theater
Traders Company Stakes in Payoff and Probe
The Union Trust as receiver for the Where Plantation company will pursue an investigation into the Mexican Traders company and Ubero links. Stockholders question contract terms claiming it would be impossible to meet the agreed sums, while 250000 pounds of coffee could yield only limited profit to cover dividends.
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Ubero
Union Trust Company
Ubero Company
Mertec
Ubera
Mollie Ball Sues for Divorce From Willum Ball
Mollie Ball files divorce suit against Willum Ball alleging his drunkenness and a night away from home days after their marriage. The case seeks dissolution of the marriage and relief as provided by law.
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Mollie Ball
Willum Ball
Federal Officials Alarmed Over the Insurance Problem
Federal officials express concern over rising insurance issues affecting the public and markets. Editorial notes and society items appear alongside feature pages on current topics and prominent writers. Corbett's Gossip and Ker ly's Comment provide lighter takes, with society news on page seven.
Speech by Dr Stockham on a U S department for human culture
Dr Anet H Stockham of Chicago stirred Chicago by urging a new federal department to foster human culture. She proposed names like department of human culture or home culture focusing on parentage environment and moral development, aiming to improve language and offspring well being.
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St N.1
Abilington
Anet H. Stockham
Chicago
United States
Suckham
Naval academy exams draw few Indian boys in vacancy
Vacancies at Annapolis attract limited Indian applicants as Civil Service Commissioner Mehars presides over exams. Papers are graded by Naval Academy staff after being prepared by the Civil Service Commission, with admissions handled by appointment rather than through the department.
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Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Civil Service
Marty Mehars
Civil Service Commission
Time Commission
Military Academy
West Point
Indiana
Fragmented World News Digest From Various Cities
Quick city snippets report arrests robberies outbreaks and legal updates across West Palm Beach Peoria Dayton Chicago New York St Petersberg Weston Rome and other places. Notable items include Rudolph Kneer seized by secret service, a church worker possibility for Nan Patterson, and a grand jury probe into Montgomery Ward strike.
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West Palat Beach
Fla
Jovsaph Jefferson
Peoria, Jr
Secret Service
Rudolph Kneer
Dayton
Taledo
Betwen Sodanageen
ST. Petershirg
New York
Acress
Nan Patterson
Iake
Cucear Young
Weston
W. Va
Chicago
Montgomery Wart & Co
Rome
Eli Eah
Easter Market Brims as Florists Report Record Sales
Indianapolis florists report their strongest Easter business on record with crowded stores and ample orders for a wide range of flowers. Early spring weather and a larger variety boosted out of town trade, and many purchases went to decorate churches and homes. Children favored yellow daffodils and jonquils, driving demand beyond previous years as prices were kept accessible for poorer customers.
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Indianapolis
Uenal
Fragmentary ad notes and names from a Milwaukee souvenir menu
The readable text mentions J. P. Mullally a Diamond Importer and Jeweler and Kruse & Dewoutrr with unclear contact details. It references a souvenir autograph menu at Dangirt in Milwaukee honoring William McKlaky, with a note about Vail and B. Obb during a presidential period.
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Milwaukee
William McKlaky
Vail
B. Obb
Boy bitten by stray dog on bicycle ride
11 year old Joseph Cavanaugh riding near 1836 N Pennsylvania was chased by a stray dog and bitten on the leg. The animal, not owned locally, was at moderate speed and escaped with heavy clothing protecting the boy. He visited Dr Bollis Runnola and police searched for the dog hoping to euthanize it once found.
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N. Meridian
Joseph Cava
Naugh
Pennsylvania
New
Cavanaugh
Bollis Runnola
Lily
Yulechner
Welch Taken Home After Disturbed Residence
Ednant Welch, brother in law of Mele en Miller, who ended her Usembout two weeks ago, was found by his wife at Bt Vineulx asphalt Saturday. He was taken to his home at 32 N Arsenaliays, then went to his mother's home at 9 few days ago and sent a postal word claiming he was in St Vincent Hospital. His wife checked and found he was not there, having called before his admission.
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Achrobs
Vrade
Oplien
Arsmor
Armour
Wwhoest
Trnina
BGLW
Minneapolis
Duluth Se
St. Louis
Gates
Itfa
Daniel G. Reid
Ednant Welch
Meleen Miller
Vineulx
N. Arsenaliays
St. Vincent
Law
Stormroorn
Frank P. Baker
Wiliam IL Keraner
Dodge
Tutenler Nan Nok
L. T. Cooper
W. J. Howell
Kruger
Masonic Temple
Iarey Trewler
Pos Vier Ween
Arteryp Hotler
Tir
Agnday
Nutewllor
Pred Behoenemann
John Schiniit
Henry Behmitt
Newaboys
Witness accounts emerge in newsboys catastrophe case
W L Law the only man known to witness the Mayonie hall disaster testifies to coroner about the crowd crush, the wedge at the stair door, a black clothed woman fleeing, and rescuers pulling the injured from the pile. Attorney Baker and Kerner cited as involved. Coroner Tutenler plans to summon Supt. Kruger for further testimony as other witnesses corroborate.
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F. Law
Kruger
Cooper
W. J. Howell
W. P. Law
Delaware St
Mayonie Hall
Harry Tutewiler
Undertakers dispute over corpse settled by court order
The quarrel over the body of Sarah W. Gibson at her Massachusetts home ended after Probate Judge Morin Walker appointed James Halley as administrator. The body was turned to Johnson Hassler George for burial, amid competing orders from Blanchard and hospital officials. Coroner Harry Tutewiler noted the initial confusion arose from conflicting directives. Blanchard later expressed regret for the misunderstanding.
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Mer
Sarah We. Gibson
Moxprta
Atalta
Marsachusette-ive
Morin N. Aa. Walker
James Halley
Hb. Aon
Batley
Jaimson, Hassler & George
Bubiy
Harry Tutewiler
City Hospital
Johnson, Hassler & George
Frank Blanchard
Dra. Gibson
Johnson, Harale & George
Blanchard
Bock Beer on Draught Today at Local Brewery
The American Brewing Co announces Bock Beer on draught today available at all taverns. Brewed and bottled with pure ingredients by William A Colbert, telephane Mala Ot.
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American Brewing Co
William A. Colbert
Sold Tigrets for a Lottery Arrest in Indianapolis
Royal C Hammer, a noted Indianapolis showman, was arrested by Deputy Marshal Boyd on a warrant sworn by a Postal Inspector for violating section 169 of the Postal Law. He allegedly intended to transport lottery tickets across state lines, having about 1,008 tickets in his possession at the time of arrest.
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Prantie
Fida
Ana
Hopir Buskel
Gates
Muo
Alasenthe'r
Ahrewa
Armour Valentine
Royal C. Hammer
Indianapolis
Marshal Boyd
United States
Post Office
Fletcher
Honduras
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