House Urges Closer Trade With Canada Resolution Backed
The Ways and Means Committee will favorably report a joint resolution by Representative Butler Ames proposing closer commercial and free trade relations with Canada. Ames says it should pass without tariff debate and asks the president to receive a copy for possible talks toward a new trade treaty. Nearly 100 Republican signatures urge prompt report.
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Washington
Ita
United States
Canada
House
Ways and Means Committee
Butler Ames
Massachusetts
Ames
Amessaya
Ways and Means
Payne
Becker entry new move by shively men
The piece outlines a growing list of senatorial aspirants with ties to the Shively faction and opposition to Governor Marshall plan. John E. Lamb of Terre Haute in the Fifth District backs Marshall’s plan. Major G. V. Menzies of Mt. Vernon aligns with Taggart forces. Henry Barnhart of Rochester was floated but the Thirteenth already has a Democratic senator. W A Cullop of the Second promotes a local senatorial boom. More entries expected before Thursday.
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Jobn E. Lamb
Terre Haute
W.A. Cullop
Miers Twice Named as Senatorial Candidate Endorsed
Democrats in Monroe and Decatur counties meet to back Robert W. Miers for United States senator. Greensburg delegates consider Marshall plan but lean toward Miers if the issue arises. Bloomington mass convention also strongly backs Miers, former representative of the Second district, and names 72 delegates to statewide conventions.
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Monroe
Decatur
Monroe County
Robert W. Miers
United States
Greensburg
Gov. Marshall
Bloomington
Democrats In Mass
Miers
Congress
Barker claims alibi in assault case at Lindsey home
Franklin F. Barker says he can prove an alibi for the Tuesday night assault on Harry Lindsey. Lindsey, found near the railroad tracks and later taken to the stockyards, remains in serious condition at his home on 543 Holly Avenue. Police were informed Saturday night, with witnesses including bicycle policemen Golniseh and Bastin naming Barker as the assailant.
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Franklin F. Barker
Harry Lindsey
Barker
Lindsey
Holly Avenue
Thomas Mulrine
Michigan Street
Bicyele
Golniseh and
Bastin
Three Candidates Enter State Races for Local Offices
D W Sanders of Covington seeks the Democratic nomination for state statistician. Judge Douglass Morris of the Rush Shelby circuit is named as a Democratic candidate for the supreme court in the Second district against Judge M Z Stannard of Jeffersonville. Charles Hack of Shelbyville is also mentioned in connection with the contest.
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D.W. Sanders
Covington
Douglass Morris
Rush-Shelby
Supreme Court
M. Z. Stannard
Jeffersonville
Charles Hack
Shelbyville
A M Lain Dies Special to The Sun Franklin Ind Apr 25
A McLain dies in Franklin Indiana on Sunday born in Marion County witnessed Indianapolis first railroad train arrival. He leaves a widow five children and is brother to M G McLain of Indianapolis.
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A. M’lain
Franklin
Ind
A. McLain
Marion County
Indianapolis
M. G. McLain
Countess of Aberdeen Leads Irish Woman’s Health Meet
In Dublin the Countess of Aberdeen presides over the Irish Women's Health association annual meeting. She announces plans for a consumption dispensary and sanitarium in Dublin funded by Americans Robert J. Collier and Arthur Ryan of New York.
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Irish Women’s Health Association
Dublin
Robert J. Collier
Arthur Ryan
New York
Churches Aid in Fighting Plague Sunday Observed Nationwide
Indianapolis and major cities across the United States marked Tuberculosis Sunday with sermons on the great white plague. The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis organized the drive while Dr J N Hurty addressed the Morris Street M E church and Dr Harry criticized Indiana’s slow response to tuberculosis, noting about 30 000 residents slowly dying without adequate effort.
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Indianapolis
United States
Indianapolis Pastora
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Morris Street
M. E
Harry
Indiana
Soldiers Seek One Dollar Per Day Civil War Pensions
Resolutions adopted at the Indiana National Soldiers and Sailors association meeting petition Congress to raise Civil War pensions to one dollar per day. Special amounts urged for veterans with serious injuries. Pensions of residents in soldiers’ homes may be reduced.
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Indiana National Soldiers’ and Sailors
G. A. R. Hall
Congress
Will dedicate building in Carnegie gift ceremony
Twenty countries will participate in the dedication of the $1,000,000 building presented to the Daughters of the American Revolution by Andrew Carnegie. President Taft, Secretary Root, Secretary Knox and the Mexican ambassador will deliver addresses.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
Root
Knox
Taggart Fights to Beat Plan of Marshall in Indiana
Indiana Democratic power struggle centers on Thomas Taggart opposing Governor Marshall’s plan to send a U S senator candidate to delegates. Taggart asserts control of about 1,000 delegates and seeks to block the Marshall move via rules first and a party primary after urging changes to convention leadership. Governor Marshall declines to comment while revising his convention address.
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Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Marshall
United States
Rules and Organization Committee
Credentiar Committee
Lamb
Jackson
Taggart-Shively
John E. Lamb
Denisor
State Central Committee
Committee On
State Committee
Indiana
Rage Between Car and Auto Is Fatal
A race between a car and an interurban near Charlottesville Indiana killed John De Lora 34 of 1503 Union Street. He and brother in law William L Studebaker of the same city rode the test car when the accident threw them from the vehicle at a bridge along the national road. De Lora suffered a broken neck. Studebaker was only slightly injured.
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Charlottesville
Ind
John de Lora
Union Street
de Lora
William L. Studebaker
Richmond
Studebaker
Cummins Warns Party Over New York Massachusetts Elections
Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa warned in the senate that the New York and Massachusetts congressional elections signal weakened confidence in the Republican Party. He warned the public may retaliate against institutions if confidence erodes, saying such frightful characters will be read by all.
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Cummins
Washington
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Senate
New York
Massachusetts
Senator Cummins
Children Hidden Wants Them Again
Mrs Minnie N Broadbent petitions a writ of habeas corpus in Indianapolis Circuit Court claiming her husband Arthur C Broadbent has hidden their two children Marchesa and Lucile aged 12 in an unknown room. She seeks the father to appear in court with the children and show cause why custody should not be awarded to her. The writ had not been issued by late afternoon.
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Arthur C. Broadbent
Indianapolis
Minnie N. Broadbent
Cirecuft
Marchesa
Lucile
Measles Cases Edge Toward Five Thousand This Year
A note from Moudar reports a continuing decrease in the measles epidemic though total cases since January near 5,000. Authorities emphasize progress but warn the outbreak remains sizable with regional variations.
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Moudar
Marshall Momentum in 1912 Democratic Boom Debate
Indiana Democrats plan to endorse Thomas R. Marshall for president at the state convention this week while Missouri and New York Democrats weigh similar boosts for candidates. Rumors swirl of Harmon support from railroads and finance, with J P Morgan and James J Hill backing Harmon. Indiana factions maintain Marshall remains the logical, pivotal choice for an unrestrained Democratic standard bearer in 1912.
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Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Missouri
Joseph W. Folk
New York
Greater
Gaynor
Tilden
Judson Harmon
Ohio
J. P. Morgan
Europe
Harmon
James J. Hill
Washington
Marshall
Harmony Meeting: Mayor Skips Council Feud Talk
Mayor Shank will not attend the harmony meeting Monday night called by Corporation Counsel Joseph B. Kealing to iron out wrinkles in the council and Board of Works controversy. Members of both bodies say little about the conference, but nearly all will attend.
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Harmony Meeting
Shank
Harmony
Joseph B. Kealing
Council
Board of Works
School Board Plans New Building and Libraries
A school building costing about 70000 dollars may be built this year on the corner of Capitol avenue and Fortieth street where the Board of School Commissioners holds an option. Steps will be taken soon to erect three Carnegie libraries, one at Madison avenue and Prospect street, another near Spades park, and a third location not yet chosen.
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Capitol Avenue
Fortieth Street
Board of School Commissioners
Andrew Carnegie
Madison Avenue
Prospect Street
Spades Park
Red Lantern Strike At Chicago Hotel Displayed Violence
Charles Burneck a colored man threw a red lantern used as a danger signal at the head of a waiter at the Chicago hotel on Indiana avenue Sunday night. A plate glass window between them was shattered in the incident.
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Charles Burneck
Chicago
Indiana Avenue
Burneck
Beta Banquet Set For May 7 In Statewide Event
Banquet by Beta Theta Pi to be held Saturday evening May 7 draws strong state interest. Speakers include Francis W. Shepardson, Robert M. Miller, and Rev. Frank W. Gunsaulus. Each chapter to present a distinct post prandial entertainment act.
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Beta Theta Pi
Francis W. Shepardson
Robert M. Miller
Supreme Court of the State
Frank W
Henri Barbouz Dies at 76 in Paris
Paris on April 25 reports the death of Henri Barbouz a renowned lawyer and member of the French academy at age seventy six. He was a prominent figure in legal circles and held esteemed positions within French intellectual life.
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Henri Barboux
Paris
Henri Barbouz
French Academy
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