Inaugural Ball Considered at Capitol Rotunda
A Scripps telegram from Washington reports plans for Roosevelts inaugural ball to be staged at the Capitol. Debate centers on rotunda and surrounding halls versus the Library as a venue. Proponents cite enhanced lighting and security, while committees weigh cost and logistics.
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Washington
Scripps-M'Rar
Rooseeli
Capitol
Aml
Stallery Hall
Congress
Congressional Library
Lery Hall
Senate
Roosevelt
Farce Over Alleged Firing Sparks State Labor Rift
Wiltkem DP Ryan secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers denounces alleged shootings and unrest as a farce. He questions sheriff US marshals and state militia action while noting mass layoffs and most workers displaced, few women or children remaining in Camy Toren.
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Iscrippe M'Rae
Springfield
Franklin Tuanty
Wiltkem
Ryan
United Mine Workers
Stockade
United States
Camy
Toraen
Teacher kills man after dispute at Maree high school
In Maree Mississippi a conflict between Mangum and high school principal Prof J B Woodward escalated after Mangum whipped his 15 year old son. Woodward then shot Mangum in the head. A bystander gave Woodward a pistol and he fired, wounding Mangum in the wrist. Woodward is under guard at his home.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
New Orleans
Lee Mannes
J.B. Woodward
Maree
Mise
Woodward
High Schow
Mangum
Weodward
Woolward
Old Railway Fight About Settlement Reported
An authoritative report says the long running battle between the Pennsylvania and Gould interests has been settled. The new traffic agreement spans the Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, Norfolk and Western, Western Maryland, Wabash, and Missouri Pacific railroads with signatures from both sides, marking an end to a two year dispute and potential nationwide traffic war. Credit for the settlement is linked to John D. Rockefeller, William Rockefeller, and H C Frick.
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Scripps. Rae
New York
Pennsylvania
Gould
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Maryland
Wabash
Missouri Pacife
John D. Rockefeller
William. Rockefeller
H.C. Frick
Gould Interesia
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Tratiimore
Western Union Telegraph Company
Goulds
Western Union
Tennsylvania Railroad
Western
United States Supreme Court
Normal School Examinations Announced By City Schools
Persons wishing to enter the normal training school will be examined January 2. Candidates must come through competitive examinations of the city high schools and other schools of equal rank. Miss Mary E Nicholson, principal, will receive applications January 4 at 4 o'clock at the Benjamin Harrison school.
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Benjamin Harrison School
Sthonia
Mary E. Nicholson
Notable Tilola Educator Dies Suddenly From Heart Failure
One of Tilola’s best-known educators, Dr. Viarvey Dematte, died Friday from heart failure. A separate notice states Mrs. Sarah Johnson seeks a divorce from Benjamin Johnson alleging he threw boiling coffee, and she says he is in the habit of cursing.
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Thoming Ti. Pee
Viarvey Dematte
Tilola
Mra
Sarah Johnson
Benjamin Johnson
Fireman seriously burned in gasoline store explosion
Capt. Steve Childers of hose company No. 2 and several crew members were injured when two gasoline tanks exploded as firefighters opened a closet door behind a Rudd grocery store kitchen. Childers and Lieut. Arthur Grove suffered severe burns. both remain in serious condition.
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Rudd
Hillaide-ave
Steve Childers
Dr. Gurstang
Childers
Garstang
Chadwick and Beckwith meet over ruined fortunes
In Cleveland a dramatic confrontation unfolds as Mrs Chadwick refuses to comment further while Beckwith claims she ruined him. The exchange occurs at a sheriff’s office with Mrs Beckwith present. Beckwith presses for full disclosure, and Chadwick hints at forthcoming statements though she remains cautious.
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Cleveland
Chastwick
President Beckwith
Oberlin Bank
R'S Bank
Beckwith
Aed
Courts Land Jury
Sherr ™ Barry
Chadwick
Saxytre
Dhlon
Clarke Named Head of Steel Firm With High Salary
Clarke, former general manager of the Inter zonal harvester company, travels to New York to accept the presidency of Lackawanna Steel Company at a salary of 950000. He is 42 and previously served as an assistant in a large steel plant laboratory in Pittsburgh.
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Clarke
Echippe
MRAE
Chicago
Nec
E. A
Interzonal Harvester Company
New York
Lackawanna Steel Company
Mall
Pitta
Nebraska Snow Storm Delays Rail Traffic Across State
A severe snow storm swept Nebraska Thursday night, with northern areas reporting deep drifts and heavy travel disruption. Rail traffic is delayed across the state as crews work to clear main lines.
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Nebraska
Scripps-M'Rae
Lincoln
Indianapolis Engineer's Son Shoots Self at Grand Hotel
Wilson E Davis 30 a city engineer's office worker and well known young man, locked in a Grand hotel upstairs room and killed himself Thursday. He left no notes and investigators say recent brother deaths and nervous depression were factors. Davis, a Shortridge High and Butler alum, spoke of his brothers' deaths and had been under medical care for extreme nervousness. Coroner Tutewiler and Deputy-coroner Dunlavy prepared to hear testimony.
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Wilson E Davis
Killel
Grand Hotel
Davis
Isaac Davis
Elliott Davis
Ele Mott
Wilson Davis
Indianapolis
Shortridge
Mgh School
Butler College
Tutewller
Wilson E. Davia
Tutewiler
Swine
Dunlavy
Smallpox Diagnostic Errors Highlighted by Health Officers
Dr A W Brayton urged health officers to master smallpox diagnosis to curb its spread, noting misdiagnosis as chickenpox and Cuban itch caused recent mild outbreaks. The state health board praised the successful closure of the officer training school and emphasized water and milk supply control by state and municipalities. Dr C E Ferguson from Indianapolis discussed municipal water supplies.
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Alate
Brayton
School For Health Officers
State Board of Health
William Att
Eldter
C. E. Ferguson
Indianapolis
Barbers Face Sunday Shaving Guilty Plea in Court
Albert Smith of the Traction and terminal building pleaded guilty in Justice Stout's court to shaving on Sunday. The fine and costs totaled six dollars. A similar charge against Pool Gaul awaits trial. Four cases of Sunday shaving were heard after a venue change to Justice Shepard's court.
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Barbers
Barbers’ Union
Albert Smith
Traction and Terminal
Bis
Pool Gaul
Ing
Justice
Explosion at toy cap factory shocks Fortemooth crowd
An explosion at Linyn Adams pistol cap factory in Fortemooth caused panic among workers. Forewoman Nora Williams led escape from a burning stair, while Eme Phipps Ola Amith Hattie Rice and Julia Rice suffered severe injuries. Phipps died later at hospital.
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Rome
Nora Williams
Ete Phipps
Ola Amith
Hattie
Julia Rice
Phipps
Ise
Nooritis
Standard Oil Won’t Prosecute Thomas Lawson, Dodd Says
New York Dec 16 Bamuss C Rodd solicitor for Standard Oil and John D Rockefeller’s personal counsel declares the company will not prosecute Thomas W Lawson. He cites only two directors in Amalgamated Copper interest and denies links between Standard Oil and Amalgamated Copper. He dismisses Lawson’s raid as unconnected to the lawsuits and says serious minds will disregard hostile articles.
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Scrippe-Acrae Telzgoram
New York
Bamuss C. Rodd
Vetern
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Thomas W. Lawson
Standard
Lawson
Amalgamated Copper
Dodd Wale
Standard of
Amalgamated
Henry HK
Rogers
William Rockefeller
Alltes
Standard Ad Company
John DR. Rockefeller
Tangon
Amalgamated Connectenay
Laweon
Boston
Wheat and stocks mixed on Chicago and New York markets
Wheat futures opened lower and closed at varied levels with December around 1.09 and May near 1.11 as oats and corn prices showed modest changes. Provident May park value listed at 12,002.00. New York stocks opened weak but gained some, with Reading and Amalgamated copper moving, steel and railroad shares mixed, and bonds more active.
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Scripps-Mare Telegram
Chicago
Providdons
May Park
New York
Ocripps-Mrae
Hoth Bleel
Atchison and BH
Louis ‘In
Nashville
Colorado
Rewdin
Metropolitan Securities
Commission House
Busines
Xord
Missouriacific
Wireless link links Kansas City and Chicago 460 miles apart
Regular communication was established between Kansas City and Chicago by the DeForest wireless telegraph company. Fifteen aerograms were received here direct rate the western city. The 460 mile distance breaks all records for land wireless telegraphy and plans call for sending apparatus to be installed in Chicago within days, enabling two way business between the cities.
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Chicago
Kansas City
DeForest Wireless Telegraph Company
No Use for Vermilion Parish Poorhouse Sale
Vermilion parish police jurors advertise the parish poorhouse for sale after finding the district prospered and no inmates in the past year. The authorities say no further necessity for the institution and plan a public sale on the scheduled date.
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New Orleans
Vermillion Pariah
Indianapolis Live Stock Prices and Market Report
Indianapolis stock yards show steady cattle demand with 1400 receipts including common to high grade steers and feeding stock. Sheep and hogs also traded steady. Chicago and Cincinnati markets quoted with beef, pork, and lamb price ranges and anticipated Saturday supplies.
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Mineta
Chicago
Iscripps-M'Rae
Dee
Texann
KOVR
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le Jawer
Cincinnati Live Stock
Cincinnati
Artive
Lambs
ST. Louis
Scripps-Sirae Telegram
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Elsa Kirk
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Enat
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Central Hospital
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Henry L. van Hom
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Alabama
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Mary O'Mara
Drake
John F. Harrold
West
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Anderson
Christiane Pedereen
Arthur M. Sutton
Nora Carder
Minols
Tennle
Tndianapatis Cement Block and Port Company
Pasyment
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Dan W. Cook
Double Frame
Wyoming
En F. W. Cook
Iscrippem
Traverse City
Mich
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Joseph Ryant
Paul Wlenewsky
Mr. Herkwith
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Mrs. Chadwick
Judge Olcott
Mr. Beckwith
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Norfolk
Scripps
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Grand River
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