Cromer Victory in Indiana's Eighth District Primary
Report outlines alleged fraud and vote manipulation in the Indiana Eighth District Republican primary. It cites repeaters, carbon envelopes, and paid guidance to vote for Cromer, noting Delaware County turnout and dispersed incidents of ballot tampering and intimidation across several precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Wal
Cromer
Delaware County
Distri
Betwall
Adame
De'aware
Sny
Randolph
Wells
Burwell
Mailizon Couty
Injured rider pursues damages against railway stockholders
A Riverside Park incident left John McComae injured while riding a miniature railway. He filed suit for damages against Joseph Gasper J Clyde Power and others, stockholders in the railway. The trial began Tuesday but was compromised when defendants sent a $100 note to McComanet, agreeing to pay from railway earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther
Joseph Gasper
Wiley
Alperior Feaort
John MrComae
Riverside Park
Joseph Gaaper
J. Clyde Power
McComanet
Uplifts the Fallen to Address Indianapolis Audiences
Mrs. Bob Whittemore, touring from Pittsburgh, will lecture in Indianapolis on Thursday to two audiences about the Indiana Care of Hope Rescue home. The afternoon talk for women is at People's Congregational Church, near Blackford and Michie Bars, with an evening mixed audience at First Presbyterian Church near Sixteenth and Delaware. Both talks are free. The work, gaining national interest, centers on homes aiding fallen soldiers and related charities, with local organizers promoting efficiency and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Whitttemore
Mra Whittemore
Mra. Whittemore
New York
California
Toppaaite Military Park
Prances
Potter
Grocers Plan Picnic For Association Meeting
At a regular meeting of the board of Wreeters of the Tew Grovern' as sociation it was decided to hold a small picnic at Germania park on June 20. No horse items or many features will be added this year. Committees announced include General Committee J W Galloway chair and treasurer Peter Lelutin. Program William Busehmann Kale Ian WF Bloemker A T Michel Hoinrivus Edw Harmening F Mesy H F Miermen. PrizeS S F Bloemker Jacob Flick W T Myer PT Dunc ean Conrad Vogl. Privilegey W OT Myers chair OW bbelt A W Sinlgery KEL Wallington Peter Benz J A Kathe Wil Hant Keener. Printing Advertising A W Salyers chair Phil Kerr C C Dodson. Supervision of Grounds Peter Bojiz chair Age Krug Re Woods Alciting T S Hurne chair Walter Smith T CO Melniing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreeters
Tew Grovern’ Association
Alec Germania Park
PKC
J. W. Galloway
Peter Lelutin
Willian Busehmann
Kale
Ian WF
Bloemker
A. Tt. Michel
Hoinrivus
Edw. Harmening
F. Mesy
H. F. Miermen
Prizea
S. F. Bloemker
Jacob
Swedsh Judge in Indianapolis Juvenile Court Study Tour
Judge Harold Filimon of Stockholm Sweden concluded a stay in Indianapolis Juvenile Court on Wednesday. He arrived in the United States to study juvenile court procedures and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BWEDE
Harold Filomon
Stockholm
Sweden
Indianapolis
United States
Italians Divide Their Sympathy
The Tralian All anciety of Indianapo lis sent 650th City Controler George Breunix, Wednesday, requesting him to divide the sum 25 10 la dent to the San Francisco sufferers and 926 to be forwarded to the aoferers from the eruption of Vesuvian Controller Bremle t8 at a rase to know to what authorities In Lisly the money should be forwarded, but prob ably will send it direct., to Victor Immangeli Xing of Italy.
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Tralian All Anciety of
Indianapolis
George Breunix
San Francisco
Bremle
Lisly
Victor ‘Immangeli
Xing
Italy
San Francisco Restores Water and Transit Services
Resumed business activity follows dawn fire aftermath. three street car lines operate and 60 relief stations assist refugees. Water supply restored to 12 million gallons daily, banks report solid vaults, and rebuilding planned along the waterfront at an estimated cost of 25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Meat Press Association
Ban Francisco
Hla
Conditiona Deganta
Marta of Trade Ag
Ltta
Southern Pacife Railroad
Public school drive raises funds for San Francisco relief
Indianapolis public schools report a $3,769.95 collection toward a $4,000 goal for quake relief in San Francisco. Harrison School has about 930 raised. Shortridge and other schools contributed, with FH senior and junior classes giving sizable amounts. A draft will be issued for the remaining balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipuytla
Indianapolis
San
Rumgirl William W Scott Receives San Francisco Letter
William W Scott a rumgirl at 701 College Avenue receives a letter from San Francisco written by his wife stating she is safe after the earthquake. He has worried for her and his Indianapolis relatives fear he has not heard from him since the quake. He worked for Standard Spice and Tea Company in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Scott
College-ave
San Francisco
Hin
Sinny Eafe
Tin
Muss
William Way
San Frantisco
Standard Spica and Tea Company
Brasshd
Scraps Reveal Unstamped Mail From West to Indianapolis
Letters received at the Indianapolis post office from California cities arrive without stamps or envelopes. Recipients must pay postage upon delivery. Some letters are written on non-stationery paper not intended for official use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoda Postance
California
Jstampa
Nomeven
Torpedo Boat Stranded Off Gibraltar After Maneuver
British torpedo boat became stranded north of Algeciras during last night’s maneuvers off Gibraltar. Sailors worked to free the vessel but details remain incomplete as the press reports limited information from the scene.
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Setone-Mefine Press
Anseciation
Gibraltar
Taliéa
Algeciras
Roosevelt Calls for Red Cross Donations to San Francisco
President Roosevelt praises local San Francisco committees and urges that all contributions be sent to James D. Phelan, chairman of the finance committee, for distribution by the American National Red Cross in the wake of the disaster. He highlights the city’s astonishing rescue work and coordination with a ruined supply network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerippe-MeBas Prere Association
Washington
Anril S
Roosevelt
San Prandeca
Stepa
San Francisco
San Pronelara
American National Red Cross
Peopleal San Prancisco
James D. Phelan
Gnancecomitee
Greely
Whate
Jess
James D. Phelin
Ban Francisca
Nevine
Red Crows
Phelan
Theodore Roosevelt
Frisco Incidents Record High Citywide Casualties
An emergency report details extensive damage in Frisco with 200 physicians deployed for triage and sanitation efforts. Dozens of buildings destroyed or damaged, many precarious, while a list of victims and missing persons includes Albert Saeghter Margaret Miles Anne Mary Potelg and others. Authorities confirm multiple fatalities and ongoing recovery operations.
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Grevly
Albert+ Saeghter
Margaret Miles
Anne Mary Potelg
Joserb O Robi
Jans Sorensen
Maw Mecklale Hother Mauser
Patrick Dockery
Dennis Z. Sullivan
Atietio Maren
Ay Hutedl
John Paurkty
Jancis Myrvier
Terman Tacha
Local News Notes and Relief Efforts Amid Disasters
A11 year old Aaron Moore died after falling at 12 N Bennteavey from suspected heart disease. The Red Cross announces headquarters in Indianapolis with M48 as contact for San Francisco relief articles. Chinese relief funds to be sent to the Chinese legation for exclusive use. the Red Cross emphasizes equal treatment of all. Also listed are bicycle and canoe ads and unrelated local notices.
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Aaron Moore
Acad
N. Bennteavey
Ely Morgue
Moore
B. Enstat
Bon Francisco
Washington
Red Cross Society
Groninger Exonerated in Jury Finding on Conspiracy
A jury ruled that Taylor Groninger was not involved in any conspiracy with his brother, Attorney Frank Groninger, or others to influence a case or the conduct of a grand jury. The report states there was no evidence of wrongdoing by Groninger or his associates and that Amit Taylor Groninger never exerted influence.
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Marton
Gavinl
Ekony
Taylor Groninger
Senuty Mosswading
Wednasiay
Mb Townsl
Urbpinger
tNe
Doling
Punat
Taylor 'Groninger
Hig Brother
Frank Groninger
Drcate
Argument heats up as board halts nearborn street opening
At the Board of Public Works hearing for the Nearborn Street opening the discussion grew hot. John Kealing, whose family owns affected ground, fiercely opposed the improvement and led most remonstrances. Edward Little for the petitioners spoke at length in support, attempting to calm Kealing. The board adjourned to consider the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Nearborn-gt
New York-ats
John Kealing
Jiang Lint
Edward Litiie
Kedling
Securions
Eastern Star elects new grand officers at Indiana
The Eastern Star grand chapter in Indiana completed elections for grand officers. New officers include grand matron Mrs Franc Wow of Hikhurt and grand patron Earl Payne of Husbyville with several associates named. Attendance near 3000 delegates and 1 o'clock Wednesday morning session marked by formalities and planned upcoming appointments.
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Stur
Ares
Franc Wow
Hikhurt
Mateon
Eard 1 Payne
Husbyille
Nelly Goodhar
Ladnga
William Reggey
Terre Havill
Ascelle Sand
Panilee Summers
Valnaratsuy
Nettle Raneford
Mamipalit
Order of Easter
Indiana
Nirder
Masonic Temple
Pauin Fink M. Korkner
Mra
Agnes J. Martruck
Kendallville
Nettin Ransford
Indianapolis
Rani Treapurce
Carrie Fanning
Hurley
Hollowlay
Chia
Thureday
Tov Bogiith
Tuendy
Agnes L. Hamsuck
Kensallville
Frank M. Forkner
Hartford City
Lillian Gatch
Kingas
Vrane Finn
2Ikbart
Earl H. Bayne
Ruanvilis
Dogs Ground To Writing Paper At Ohio Mill
Special to the St. Cincinnati Ohio report describes a tragic incident at a Lackland paper mill where three dogs fell into a large water wheel while watching a rat. Workers attempted rescue but the dogs were killed, their bodies subsequently processed into writing paper.
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St. Cincinnati
Miners Seek Settlement as Mitchel and Scale Committee Move
Wilkes-Barre, April 25. A general strike in the anthracite region seems unlikely as John Mitchell and the scale committees push new proposals to operators. Wage increases for 50,000 workers and a two year contract are discussed, with modifications to the eight hour day for outside men and elimination of the check system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel and Beale
Scrippe-McRar Frene Associat
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Ccale
Dispute Over Bay Horse Ends Before Justice of the Peace
Wright and Carr, both colored residents of the Mots at Fifteenth and Yardes, clashed over a bay horse. Justice of the Peace Smock ruled Wright must return the horse to Carr while Carr’s claim for board and feed, totaling 15 dollars, was dismissed. Wright’s 20 day work-house period is noted in the dispute’s backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reutien Wi Carr
Samuel Weient
Raen
Justice of the-Peace
Wright
Peasessian
Jedge Whallon Wright
Carr
Return from Frisco earthquake siege in San Francisco
From Frisco the Martinsville party led by J. W. Reve and Mrs. W. S. Sheriey with daughter Bernice Sheriey and Mrs. Bir. J. W. Reve have returned after escaping the San Francisco quake. They were in the city at the time of the disaster and managed to secure their belongings amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
S.M
J. W
Mne
Mre
Sheriey
Bernice Sheriey
San Francisco
Wiley
Legal contest for oil stove in Chewel Court
In a Chewel court Ly tan Curtis sues Earl Richards over ownership of an oil stove. Curtis claims the stove is worth five dollars and belongs to him, while Richards contends it is valued at five dollars and intended for his mother. Testimony shows the stove was originally given to Richards’s mother by Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewl Court
Ly+ tan
Taft Tax Hit Sparks Debate On Wealth Division
In New Haven April Taft voices against mob action and urges law driven limits on wealth concentration. He argues inheritance and descent rights are for the legislature to address, warning against vigilantism and stressing enforcement through proper courts and the executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Taft
Yate
Rgbt
Roosevelt
Elthér
Fortunas
Serge
Banda
Sailors Relate Harrowing Escape From San Francisco Earthquake
Smyth and Dickerson two Indianapolis men and Narcayke Marmon salesman were in San Francisco when the quake hit. Located later near Omaha as they traveled with J. Y W Brady and Cincinnati men they recount fighting crowds to the ferry house escaping with only lives and telling of burning buildings and flood waters. They describe sights that beggar description and say they will never forget the terror and peril faced during the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW. Smyth
Narcayke & Marmon Company
Indianapolis
I. A. Dickerson
San Francisco
Benvear
Inter
Omaha
J. Y W. Brady
Cincinnati
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Gatniy
Massam
Therhin
Ie Anderson
Aiher
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Feaudalera Metsod
Rirye
Wens
Eadar
Winchester
Stilwell
Deleware
Hess
Frau
Batance
Stilwell Watchers
Ernaut Elite
Il Negro
Stllwell
Rize
Bilis
Arthur Ellis
Ernest Ellie
Audh
Atitwall
Bulwell
Hofe’ Movement
Grocers
Vesuvius
MVNA
Pollet
Chivt Dinan
Oakland
Ity
Salt Laks City
Walla
General Committee
Naurd of
Menlth
Go Panaten
War Department
Mrs. Scott
Sam Frastisco
Frisco
Secretary of Commerce
Laborareteate
Siards Sour
Market St
Waterhouse Studia
Sallie Tone
University of Californus
Stirling Bicycles
Detroit Canoes
Groninger
Eastern Tar Grand Lodge
The
Order
Gust Rosberg
Tullor
Pembroke Arcade
Tunk’s
Prinoe
Wulechnere
Hink's
Demisow Barber Shop
Matin
Brighton’. W. G. W
Justice of the Peace
the Joe
Pomcarion
Jo Verdont
Shyth
War Am
Aaethcan Seil
Ashilon Brom & Co
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Phi Notts
Coats
Fink's
Tomerrae
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