Army Beef Inquiry Seen Delayed Awaiting President’s Wishes
Washington April 28 The court of inquiry on the army beef question may not finish for several days as the board reportedly waits the president’s guidance. The panel is believed prejudiced against Gen. Miles and may issue a vague finding. Ex Commissary Gen Eagan left Washington for San Antonio en route to Hawaii, having been summoned to testify before the inquiry.
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Nearing debut of nearly 100 electric wagons in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis transfer company will deploy horseless wagons citywide soon and may field 40 to 100 electric wagons at 215 N Delaware Street. Directors include W. E. Stevenson W. H. Churchman and W. H. Wirth. J. E. Moran resigns to head the new firm headed by Morand and Stevenson aiming to provide baggage and hotel transfers with electric service amid growing demand.
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Mrs Lewis Granted Divorce on Testimony of Relatives
Mrs Ruth M Lewis formerly Miss Dot Quigley obtained a divorce from Leon Lewis on testimony of relatives and friends though she was abroad in Europe.
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Woman Shotting Man After Threats in Louisiana Jail
In Leesville a young man from Kentucky, W. E. Harrington, lies wounded with a left lung bullet after Miss Mary Lacaze, previously jailed for criminal assault, drew a revolver and fired in Harrington’s cell saying she had come to kill him. She was jailed as the victim’s condition worsened.
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Carpenter killed in railroad yard incident at Mound City
John Harvey of 419 East Washington Street was crushed to death Thursday afternoon in a railroad yard while helping switch cars. He was a carpenter by trade but had been working for the Big Four railroad for two months on a work train. He left a widow and three children. Harvey was a member of the workers' union.
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Christian Congress To Meet Next Year In St Louis
The annual meeting of the National Congress of the Christian Church closed Thursday night with panels on theology. The event took place in St Louis and highlighted organizational discussions and doctrinal topics.
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