Plymouth Man Aspired Why Carl Riddick Got Out of Race
Indiana political chatter centers on Carl Riddick of Winamac withdrawing from the secretary of state race on advice from James P. Goodrich. James Wade Emison and Charlies E. Shiveley are named as strong Republican possibilities, with Adam Wise seeking the Democratic attorney-general nomination.
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Carl Riddick
James Goodrich
Winamac
Republican State Central Committee
James P. Goodrich
Goodrich
Riddick
Indiana
Mr. Riddick
Mr. Goodrich
Charlies E. Shiveley
Shiveley
James Wade Emison
Vincennes
Emison
Adam Wise
Plymouth
Richard Milburn
Jasper
Thomas Honan
Seymour
Wise
Frank I. Grubbs
Thief Loots Room on Ohio Street Steals Most Belongings
Bicycle officers Trimpe and Rucker found THIEF in McAllister's room at 18% W Ohio Street after a Tuesday night break in. Missing items included a blue serge suit, blue trousers, about a dozen ties, four shirts, an alarm clock, and a bag of other clothing, with two suit cases taken to haul the plunder.
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G. McAllister
Ohio Street
Trimpe
Rucker
McAllister
Coroner Rules Prof Chamberlain At Fault In Train Death
Coroner Blackwell delivered the verdict on Prof Henry S Chamberlain killed at the Audubon road crossing in Irvington by a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train. He found the decedent failed to stop look and listen before crossing though the flagman warned him. The coroner criticized train speed and urged eliminating crossings.
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Blackwell
Henry S. Chamberlain
Pennsylvania Railroad
Audubon Road Crossing
Irvington
Dee
Prof. Chamberlain
Penmsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Reidy Arrested in Indianapolis After Long Absence
John Reidy, 36, a traveling salesman, returned to Indianapolis after three years and was arrested by Detectives Mullin and Stewart on a long pending charge. He allegedly passed worthless checks on Ed Fowler and Charles Day, with prior arrests in the city and prior transfers to Louisville for trial. He had previously used the name Rockwood.
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Indianapolis
John Reidy
Mullin and Stewart
Reidy
Ed Fowler
Charles Day
Decatur
Ill
Louisville
Rockwood
MISSING ALMA KELLNER STIR INDIANA CASE
Alma Kellner has been missing for a week in Louisville Kentucky. clairvoyant Paul Rinke proposed a clairvoyants syndicate to locate her for a $1000 reward. Birke and others were questioned at police headquarters. Gov Wilson added a $500 reward for the kidnapping arrest.
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Louisville
Key
Alma Kellner
Paul Rinke
Jeffersonville
Birke
Rinke
Gov. Wilson
Arbuckle Brothers Pay Civil Suit Settlements
New York December 5 Arbuckle brothers sugar importers paid 65 573 19 to the US treasury to settle all civil suits over sugar weight shortages found on the hooks of the company between December 1918 and November 1907.
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New York
Arbuckle Brothers
United States Treasury
Bishop of Braganza narrowly escapes bomb attack
In Bra ganza a bomb aimed at the bishop exploded this morning as he walked, scattering fragments around him. Police view the blast as politically charged on the Terrorists’ anniversary, though officials emphasize it was an isolated outrage.
Democrats to Demand County Jobs After Appointments
After Republican commissioners named a payroll of about 50 thousand dollars for year, Democratic Commissioner Carl Von Hake announced protests against all appointments. He and James Kirwan plan to name their own appointees in January, and expect court action over the disputed hires.
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John Mendenhall
William Roberts
Carl von Hake
James Kirwan
von Hake
Kirwan
John C. Ruckelshouse
Mr. von Hake
Mendenhall
Roberts
W. S. Whitley
Power House
William Keehn
Porter Brooks
James Campbell
William Townsend
Joe Wiliams
Harden Cassell
Isaac Barfield
Keehn
G. A. Haller
I. N. Norwood
William Cook
Jerome H. Jacoby
R. McClintock
Douglas Roberts
B. McLachlan
William Morgan
John Sullivan
J. Guluza
M. Turk
George Yanthis
James A. Johnson
J. H. Duncan
B. H. Corley
G. Sanderson
Solomon B. Meaux
Louis B. Thompson
James O'Donnell
Boyd
Commissioners’ Court
Homer R. McHinstray
Dividend boost for Lehigh Valley railroad stock
The Lehigh Valley railroad directors declared a semi annual dividend of 3 percent on common stock, raising the total to 6 percent annualized. The regular dividend on the preferred stock was also declared.
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Philadelphia
Duc
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Greensboro Trains Wreck After Trestle Collapse
A Southern Railway No. 11 passenger train derailed on a trestle near Reedy Fork 15 miles north of Greensboro as a freight car jumped the track. Eight killed and many injured. George Gould and his son escaped, aiding survivors including J H Russell.
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Southern Railway
Brown Summit
F.re
Ackert
Richmond
Atlanta
Charlotte
Norfolk
Greensboro
N. C
D .C. Nolan
Pullman
Cc. H. White
Flagman
George Gould
Norfolk Sleeper
Reid
Here
Reidsville
Reedy Fork
J. H. Russell
New York
Gould
Goulds
Russells
Grandparents Refuse Custody of Desolate Child in Guardianship Case
Eight year old Clara Shane, father absent and mother dead, faces placement with the Board of Children's Guardians after her grandparents Alexander and Mrs Shane fail to provide care. Judge Stubbs urged caretaking or adoption, lamenting the girl's plight as a public charge.
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Clara Shane
Board of Children's Guardians
Stubbs
Alexander Shane
Mrs. Shane
Sutherland Avenue
Shane
Wife Testifies In Saloon Beer Case As Becks Split
Mrs. Beck testified she took a beer from David Gause's saloon and brought it to police HQ. Mr. Beck contradicted her account saying no one else was present and he went to give two ears of corn for chickens. Judge Wilkison discharged the saloon keeper, noting improper affidavit and potential Sunday liquor issue.
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Beck
Seleon
Gause
Judge Weir Absent From Court With Severe Cold
Judge Weir of the superior court was suffering from a severe cold and unable to be in court on Wednesday. The report notes his absence due to illness and the court schedule being affected.
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Weir
Superior Court
Juvenile Court Handles Case Involving 16 Year Old Ward
Humane officers advise young men to verify age and court ward status before associating with girls. Clifford Ross appeared in juvenile court and bonded for December. An affidavit alleges Ross was with Ruth Hamilton a 16 year old ward in a room and induced drinking. He faces a charge of contributing to delinquency.
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Humane
Clifford Ross
Ruth Hamilton
Ross
Miss Hamilton
Mendenhall Heads West for Des Moines Visit
County Commissioner John Mendenhall departed Wednesday afternoon for Des Moines Iowa where he will visit for a term and participate in official business with state officials and agencies.
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Mendenhall
John Mendenhall
Des Moines
Visi
Diamonds Stolen From 123 East St. Joe Residence
D. J. Hagens home at 123 East St. Joe Street was robbed early Wednesday. A window entry yielded two diamond rings a diamond necklace a seal ring tie pins a gold watch and chain. Detected items indicate a burglary with multiple high value pieces taken.
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Joe
Railroader William Bell Involved In City Riot
William T. Bell a railroader ran a drunken riot Tuesday afternoon near the City dispensary. He and three companions assaulted a Stableman at the American brewery damaged property and kicked in a saloon door. Bell was knocked down by Bicycle Policemen Hartsell and Englebright and later struck a wagon driver. He also kicked Mrs. Gertrude Oakes the dispensary matron but caused no serious injuries. He faces police court Saturday.
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William T. Bell
Ball
W. Court Street
Hartsell and
Englebright
Holloran
Gertrude Oakes
City Dispensary
Mae Wood Heads to Trial for Perjury Charge
Mae Wood arrived in New York from Julesburg Colorado to face trial in general sessions on perjury charges linked to her claim of being former Senator Thomas C Platts wife. Platt was absent due to illness.
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New York
Mae ©. Wood
Thomas C. Platt
General Sessions Court
Miss Wood
Julesburg
Col
Platt
Senate Judiciary Committee Backs Surter Supreme Court Nomination
Washington December 5 the senate committee on judiciary approved by unanimous vote a favorable report on the nomination of Justice Horace H Surter to be associate justice of the United States Supreme Court Senator Bacon the ranking Democratic member was directed to make the report to the senate on the program date.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Horace H. Surter
United States Supreme Court
Bacon
Georgia
Senate
Bank Robbers Hit Paoli State Bank In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report says robbers blew safe at Paoli State Bank early today securing 9400 in cash before fleeing. Local authorities investigation underway with few details available.
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Oklahoma
City
Okla
Dec
Paoli State Bank
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