Weather Frost Hits Midwest And Southeast Crops
The Weather Bureau warned of heavy frosts across the Quio valley and interior East Gulf and South Atlantic states. Illinois Indiana Iowa and Michigan face multi million dollar losses with Michigan hardest hit. Forecasts cite a later thaw could lower totals, while rapid clearing may push losses toward sixty million.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Quio Valley
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Florida
Monroe Smith Still Missing After Great Lakes Storm
Detroit April 25 The steamer Monroe Smith remains missing above Port Huron as a two day blizzard and gale abate. Mariners remain confident the vessel will arrive safely. other boats reported missing have reached ports. The Northern King arrived at Port Huron, Zenith of Cleveland reached Chicago, Pere Marquette No 5 at Milwaukee, Harvey Brown repairs at Port Huron, and the Smith’s master says it is not badly injured and moving slowly.
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Chicago
Middle West
Iinois
Indiana
Towa
Ohio
Tennessee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Commission
Produce Commission
aZowa
Fitnois
Andebraska
Mississippi Valley
Orleans
Monroe Smith
Detroit
Mich
Port Huron
Great Lakes
Zenith
Cleveland
Pere Marquette
Milwaukee
Harvey
Local crops suffer from early January frost across Indiana
Frost across Indiana dropped to 27 degrees, the coldest late season reading recorded by the U S Weather Bureau here. Temperatures stayed below freezing for 26 hours with a Monday rise to 35 and warmth expected Tuesday. Apples and pears largely spared. peaches, cherries, grapes and small fruits suffered heavy damage. Strawberries damaged less than expected. parks await two weeks for new plantings. frost swept the state from north to south.
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Diana
Waco
United States Weather Bureau
Indianapoli
Indiana
Tragic Chicago homicide suicide claims mother and two children
In Chicago on April 26, Margaret Collins 26, while temporarily insane, opened all gas jets in her home causing the deaths of herself and her two small children.
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Chicago
Margaret Collins
Lamb Stakes Old Guard Rules Plot In State Convention
Terre Haute resident John E. Lamb denounces attempts by Taggart and his machine to reverse the state's convention order. He argues the move would let the discredited state chairman rule out of order and suppress minority reports. Lamb explains the standard procedure: temporary officers chosen by the state committee, credentials report, then permanent organization and rules, leading to orderly convention business. Continued on Page 5.
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Taggart
Gov. Marshall
Committee On Permanent Organization
Committee On
Committee On Permanent Organization and Rules
Shively
State Committee
Committee On Permanent
Indiana Sunday School convention set for four days
The Indiana Sunday School association opens its forty sixth annual convention at 4 PM Monday with a preparatory prayer service at First Baptist in Indianapolis led by W C Hall. Rev Neil McPherson will speak, followed by a song service and mass meeting for women’s classes. A grand parade Tuesday night is planned with about 10,000 men in Bible classes and Gov Marshall leading. brass bands are arranged and various delegates arrive for the four day session.
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Indiana Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
W. C. Hall
Indianapolis
State Association
Neil McPherson
W. FE. M. Backman
Hall
Mra. M
Lamorenaux
Chicago
A. B. Cornelius
Adult Bible Class Department
Association
Gov. Marshall
Count Seeks Damages Over Poker Game Dispute
April 25. Count Michael De Bailfort of Chicago sues the Southern club in Hot Springs for 25000 damages claiming his loss came from playing with dollar chips mistaken for ten cent ones. The club attached his bride Miss Irma Killgailen's trousseau and the count later gained notice for wearing overalls as a steel mill puddler.
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Chicago
Michael de Bailfort
M. H. Klingaltien
Hot Springs
Trousseau
Irma Killgailen
DeBallfort
Killgalien
Lightning bolt destroys Owen barn in Indiana blaze
A Saturday electrical storm in Lebanon Indiana killed one person and stunned three others. Archie Dean, son of Joseph Dean, was killed while Rollie Dean was knocked senseless. Lew Owen and his son Fred were also stunned as a bolt struck the Owen barn, which caught fire and burned to the ground.
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Lebanon
Ind
Archie Dean
Joseph Dean
Wan
Royse Collector Of Rarest Names
Harry Royse former city councilman and court file clerk keeps a desk etched with playful labels. He reportedly pasted dozens of odd names on a board during nine years as a clerk. Examples include Friederr Leo von Skrbensky von Hkis tieff and other long, traveled spellings by Royse.
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Harry Royse
Harry Rouse
Paris Honors Roosevelt At All Functions
Paris on April 25 hosted Col. Theodore Roosevelt with a city hall reception and luncheon. M. Carron lauded him as France's faithful friend while Edith Wharton entertained Mrs. Roosevelt at a dinner with cabinet and senate members present. A royal-style program included a Paris opera box and a special aviation meeting at Issy Les Moulineaux to honor Roosevelt.
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Col. Roosevelt
M. Carron
France
Paris
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Seine
Carron
America
Edith Wharton
Cabinet
Senate
Chamber of Depts
Ambassador Bacon
M. de Chelander
Hermite
Pellou de St. Mars
Lasson
Admiral Fournier
M. Jodglimen
Roosevelts
Salome
Issy Les Moulineaux
Academie Des = Sports
Monaco Breaks With Vatican Over Papal Rift
Rome dispatch reports a complete break between Pope Pius X and the Monaco ruler. Monaco’s minister to the Vatican, Count Wagner, is declared persona non grata, severing all church relations. Wagner will depart immediately as the prince is received with royal honors by the Quirinal and King Victor Emmanuel.
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Rome
Pius X
Moniaco
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Vatican
Count Wagner
Morava
Quirinal
Victor Enximan-Mel
Albanian revolt renewed with heavy fighting in Sandjak Pristina
Report from Constantinople states that the Albanian revolt in the Sandjak of Pristina has flared anew with about 10 000 Albanian and 6 000 Turkish troops in action. Hundreds are dead as the government rushes reinforcements.
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Constantinople
Sandjak
Pristina
War Department
Battle in the Cholieva Mountains Trains halted as rebels clash
Dispatches from Sofia report 30,000 Albanian rebels clashing with four Turkish regiments in the Cholieva mountains between Ferizovitch and Prisrend. The outcome is uncertain as rebels halt trains and sever telegraph lines.
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Sofia
Albania
Cholieva
Ferizovitch
Prisrend
Senator Turner 10 Sails For The Hague
Former United States Senator George Turner, returning to Spokane, will sail from New York on May 21 to represent the United States at The Hague in the Newfoundland and Labrador fisheries case. Testimony is complete. arguments begin June 1 and run into August, with the tribunal meeting four days weekly.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
George Turner
Washington
New York
The
Hague
Newfoundland and Labrador
Turner
Theodore Roosevelt
Children to give president fine cow from Colorado
Colorado children plan to present Gwendolyn the cow to the president after Jessie’s death. Gwendolyn, eight gallons of milk daily, is valued at 2500 dollars and eyed for purchase by Denver schoolchildren with the promise of White House acceptance from the Colorado Republican state committee.
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Washington
Gwendolyn
Colorado
Jessie
Whitehouse
Denver
Colorado Republican State Committee
Becker Entry New Move By Shively Men
The Indiana Democratic senatorial scene widens as Thomas Taggart and Senator Shively push for change. In the Tenth district Hammond mayor Lawrence Becker mobilizes support against Marshall's convention plan. Miers, a former congressman, and Ralston pursue time and favored votes in Second and Ninth districts. Adair in Eighth backs convention action. Hoffman in Twelfth weighs solid stance. Kuhn's backers in Sixth push for a vote on the plan.
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Lawrence Becker
Hammond
Tenth
Gov
Marshall
Becker
Taggart
Shively
Daniel W. Simms
Lafayette
R. W. Miers
Bloomington
Judge Miers
Mig
Miers
Ralston
Marshal
Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
E. G. Hoffman
S. B. Fleming
Gov. Marshall
Kuhn
Friends
T. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Fire Sweeps Through Burdsal Paint Building and Nearby Shops
A Monday morning blaze largely destroys the Burdsal Paint company and adjacent concerns at 102-108 S Meridian. Losses total about 93 000 with major damage to the Burdsal, Central Comb, Nichols Candy, and Indianapolis Cordial companies. Fire origin traced to the Burdsal basement with walls remaining intact aided containment. injuries: none reported.
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A. Burdsal Paint Company
Nichols Candy Company
Indianapoli Cordial Co
Central Comb Company
William Kuhn
Harry Trick
Indianapolis Cordial Company
S. Meridian Street
German-American Trust Company
Burdsal Company
Burdsal
Coots
Irvine House
Tardsal's
Star Millinery Company
Bralz, Niedlander and Strickland
Capitol Millinery Company
Bardsal
Central Comic Company
Schnull & Company
Yankee Girl in Italy Slain by Desperadoes
Naples dispatch reports Miss Estelle Reid, an American about 20, found half-dressed and washed ashore in the Bay of Naples. Police believe she was attacked by desperadoes during a country ramble, as signs point to foul play rather than robbery. Probed links to letters from Connecticut New York and St Louis. May Be Gotham Girl.
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Naples
Estelle Reid
Bay of
Connecticut
New York
St. Louis
Gotham
Italy
Miadison Avenue
Airship Lost in Gale During Farnborough Trial
British military airship overturned in a gale at Farnborough while preparing for a trial voyage. Gasbags ruptured and framework collapsed. Attendants and aviators narrowly escaped deadly injuries as the ship tore loose in the gusts.
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London
Farnborough
Fire causes $93,000 loss at wholesalers
A blaze damaged a wholesale business causing estimated losses of $93,000. Investigators have not yet determined the fire's origin. Fire crews responded quickly, limiting further damage and securing the scene. No injuries reported.
Bailey demands return to old party doctrine
Washington April 25 Democrats were surprised by a strong call from Senator Bailey Texas for a return to the old methods of party politics He said the election of Representative Foss was not a true Democratic victory The Texan argued Democrats must adhere to inherent principles rather than seek victory Roosevelt as a Democratic nominee was called absurd and contrary to party principles He noted Roosevelt supported some Democratic principles but has denounced fundamental government principles Democrats cherish
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Hankow
Hunan
Ha-Peth
Charles R Brayton
Providence
R. I
Charles R. Brayton
Aldrich
United States
Senate
Rhode Island
Washington
Brayton
Texas
Foss
Bailey
Representative Foss
Texan
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Republic
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Lamb
Terre Haute
Jackson Tiff
John E. Lamb
Ing
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Royse
Prague
Friederr Leo von Skrbensky von Hkistieff
Rodrigo Vereneseneckockochoff
Rodrigo Vereneseneckockochoff,” “Homstadd Cawryzielzki
Stanslau Zastrzmbski
General Brayton
Turkey
Senator Turner
Thomas Taggart
Senator Shively
Bay of Naples
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