Rogers Plans Help Demolish Fair Banks Machine Says He Will
Charles B. Rogers of Vinita Indian Territory emerges as a key figure in the statehood delegation pressuring Beveridge’s bill. Once defeated for state senator for resisting Fairbanks’ machine, he refused a lucrative office offer and aligned with Beveridge, now gaining influence in Washington and a new Indiana Society push. Leaders promise a formal reception for Indiana delegates in January as relations with Fairbanks waver.
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Beveridge
Indian Territory
Wasshinton
D. C
Charles B. Rogers
Vinita
Charlie
Shoaie
Ind
Fairbanks
Republian
Martin
Orameend
Lawrence
Chicago
Rogera
Bank
Rogers
Forbanks
Indiana Society
Washington
Indiana Republican Associations
Jerry Matthews
W. L. Penfield
State Department
B. ¥. Brookshire
L.T. Michmar
Astorney-General
Indiara
Jon
W. Holcombe
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Indiana
Asing Webber
Congress
Fairbooks
Sew
Bishop Lands Job Amidst Panama Commission Turmoil
President Roosevelt appoints Joseph B Bishop as a member of the Panama Canal Commission and assigns extra duties to his role as secretary and press agent. The move follows criticism of Chairman Shonts and speculation that Shonts may have to relinquish one post, with scrutiny mounting in Congress over canal administration.
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Keringa-McHae Press
Washington
IB. C
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Bishop
Panama Enginet Commission
Congress
Pishop
Thie Ik
Tillman
Senate
Chillman Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Ty Sts
Clover Leaf Railroad
Bhonts
Shonta
One
Rewan
Paul Morton
Homin
Shonte
Homie. Moreton
Senator Hale
West Indies
Davis acquitted in Newark murder case verdict
A Newark jury returned a verdict of acquittal after a six hour trial last evening. Ada Davis was charged with murdering her lover John Mamindy, a man identified as from Meretence.
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Newark
Dolitver Wing
Ada Davis
John Mamindy
Lawson’s Copper Profit Rumor In Boston Circles
In Boston on December 20, whispers spread that Thom s Lawson has netted about 3 million dollars in three days. It is alleged he was tipped Washington that Chicago banks would liquidate, allowing him to recover losses from dodging the Standard Oil dispute last week.
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Shouts
Bennie
Male
Hoxs
Devuty
Hunts
Boston
Scrippa-Mefing Prean Association
Mass
Tha ‘Thoms Lawson
Washington
Chicago
Standard Oil
Incorporations The Rifle Manufacturing Company
Fragmented OCR excerpt lists incorporations and unrelated items including a rifle manufacturing company, stock mentions, names of incorporators, and various commercial strings. The readable portion centers on the Rifle Manufacturing Company and its stated purpose to raise barriers, with names Jerome Pitzpatrick John Retly and Frank D. Rely appearing as preparers.
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The
Rifle Manufacturingg Company
Cape Fal
Manele
Geveral Mercantile Burriers
Inc
Jerome Pitzpatrick
John 'Ie
Frank D. Rely
Wall Street Bank Failure Ties to Chicago Rail Politics
Reports tie the Walsh bank liquidations to a power struggle among Chicago rail interests led by the Moore clique controlling the Chicago and Eastern Illinois and the Rock Island and Frisco railways. Key bids target the Southern Indiana and Chicago Southern lines while critics accuse the clearinghouse of forcing closures to aid favored lenders. Walsh friends cite pressure from bankers and rail operators to justify the maneuvers as a correction in a tangled financial web.
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Cthcago
Walsh
Walsh Element
Moore Brothers’ Clique
Chicago
Illinois
Rock Island
Frisco
Indiana
Walshe
Vandernltend
Pennsylvania
Rock Island- Frisco
Chifuga
Rasterteinela
Dwering Coal Company
Walsh Road
Ste Tellig
T. M. Jackeon
Chicago National Bank
Waluh
Jackean
Bank Deposit Business Sparks Public Alarm
Reported chaos as a deposit business worth 21 million dollars prompts banks to mass publish circulars overnight. Citizens rush downtown amid suspicions of instability while human vultures swarm break doors seeking notices from rival banks. Pay day for Southern Truna railway workers postponed, funds moved to Mexico, and a trust holds a foster care payment.
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At & Wiiook
Kimort
Rivat
Truana Railway Company
Terre Auto
Idk
Equitable Trust Co
Chaneong
Tuluh
Pay for Quarry Workers In Bedford Quarries
Special to the Sun from Bedford Indiana reports quarry workers have received their pay for the previous month. Checks are being cashed at all local Bedford banks, and the strike or trouble involving TL Walsh has not affected wage payments.
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Sun
Bedford
Ind
Missionaries Alarmed as Shanghai Tension Persists
U S dispatch reports Shanghai under near siege with armed foreign volunteers controlling streets. British envoy rejected compromise as Japanese and Austrian forces move toward the city while missionaries flee toward safety, and arrivals from the countryside flood Shanghai.
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Sovippa-McRae Frees Association
Washington
Ula State Department
Shanghai
Xeeme
Annie
Baltimory
Woosung
Japan
Gtlnese
Thief shoots Huntington patrolman in street
Special to the Sun reports patrolman Reilly gravely wounded after pursuing a burglar to a room above the Cottage saloon in Huntington Indiana. The burglar Thomas Thompson was captured after Thompson was wounded twice, one bullet striking Reilly’s leg and another hitting Thompson’s heel. Stolen cigars and valuables were found on Thompson who was once a brake man on the railroad.
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Huntington
Ind
Reily
Thomas Thompeog
Thompson
Reilly
Ertarmilroed
Basis of Equality Secures Sole Right to Use Pavement Patent
A court-backed settlement assigns sole rights to the paving patent to Basis of Equality and the Warren company. The deal ends disputes over Northwest Avenue paving using patented concrete and asphalt composite. The appellate ruling previously prevented exclusive use and allowed bidders equal access to the patented method.
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Warren Tran
Ruston
Betty
Taduvid
United Sten
Peeme Cout
Monahan
Indianapolla
Dm. Teathersree
Warne Tiros
Etty
Warren Ros
Taysday Eye Enteras
Arden
Appeltite
Rity
Ity
Saloon Keeper Appeals on the Circuit
A probate style report notes a saloon keeper appealing on the circuit as parties debate a demise and questions arise over legal rights. The court considers a question of property and privilege, with references to Cant Hutter and Captain Aue ter, and a subsequent settlement in a related suit. The case includes a $10,900 claim and a divorce petition by Zola Smith against Frank Smith, granting alimony and child support terms.
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Conti
Neue Muliney Park
Pete Teese
Cant Hutter
Tinalde
Aueter
Crum-Rgamine
Anne Throwen
Pb, Co
Wednraday
Dames Kogardus
Algleth Hegardus
Zola Smith
Frank Smith
Rule Against The Horn Narrows For Morning Practice
A machinist named Oral Menaugh faced a hearing Wednesday over alleged neighborhood disturbance from a 4 am cornet practice. Neighbors reported both hearing and not hearing the music, and Menaugh argued for not curtailing his ambition while a judge urged a change in hours. The case sought a $6 per week payment under suspended sentence provisions.
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Vollee Juda
Philip Wilkimantil
Menaugh
Visitor from Dawson Plans Stint in City for Museum Fund
An unusual traveler named Wilson Foster, billed as ihondike Quartz King from Dawson, Ju lion territory and Cauda, was in the area Wednesday morning. He signs his card and intends a short stay to arrange and contribute collections to the state museum.
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Inslintulpolia
Wilson Foster
Ihondike Quartz King
Dawson
Julion
Cauda
Indiana Postmasters Nominations Add to List
Washington and other towns receive new postmaster nominations as the president approves several Indiana names. William A. Denner Athers William Bryan Boonville RC Walkup Crawfordsville Morrisia Pole New Harmony James Dowson Spencer Alfred M. Godechulk of New York is named consul general to Mexico Frank Diltingnam of California named general consul to Coburg Germany.
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Scrippe-Mintor Frees Association
Washington
Del
Indiana
Wiliam A. Denner
Athers
Willam Bryan
Boonville
Walkup
Crawfordavilleé
Morria B. Pole
New Harmony
James
Storms Statement Casts Light On State Finances
A state official, Storms, says the private nature of recent transactions prevents full public disclosure. He notes loans, deposits, and trustee roles connected with Storms and partners, with funds reportedly moved to a bank and recorded as settlements.
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Dad
Siento
Stan
Ssn
Iriel
Uae
Insurance Bill Discussion Prompts State and Federal Debate
The article reviews proposed amendments to an insurance bill discussed by state officials and the federal government. Indiana’s H W Mantalph cites needed changes to pass, while legislators and observers praise Mr Landis for a strong speech defending the measure.
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Wudiler
Fred Lames Insurance
Federt
Tve Feritories
Biseriet
Columb
Hfe
H.w.mantalph
Indiana Insurance Department
Landis
C. Tadley
Lacodis
Ine Jong
Fire panic in Flat Dwellings hits two towns
A small fire at 4 o clock Wednesday morning caused panic in Flat Dwellers at LN Chuck in Tumbridge tota Pennsylvania and Mipniganests shocking residents. Electric wire wet tire in the wool work sparked the blaze as Mrs Churchman awoke to smoke and alerted others.
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LN Chuck
Tumbridge Tota
Pennsylvania
Churchman
Misuse of Mails and Murder Statistics Reported
James McConley colored arrested at Terre Haute Tuesday charged with sending ganglous matter through the mail. Deputy Lon Boyd made the arrest before Commissioner A M Higgins at Terre Haute and he was released on 1,003 pounds to await grand jury action. Murder figures show no clear effect from capital punishment amid Indiana’s past decades. The Prisclla circle meets Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Alfred Stratford with New Jersey connections.
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James McConley
Terre Haute
United States
Lon Boyd
McConley
A. M. Higgins
Terre Moule
Priscilla
Prisclla
Alfred Stratford
Wieh
Shooting in Sullivan leaves man critically injured
Ralph McCracken was shot in the lower abdomen by Thomas Fullbright in Sullivan on a Wednesday morning after an alleged attack from behind. Fullbright, a bartender, claimed self defense and was taken into custody. McCracken underwent an operation and remained in precarious condition at the hospital as police searched the area.
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Orate
Ralph Metracken
Hays
Thomaxy Fullbright
ASW
Sullivan
Sheffield Gaves McCracken Wats
Atteay
Tright
Metraeken
Fullbright
Summit
Thomas Koldbright
Wee Ailvorved
Jim Radife Metrieter
Sulivan
Hfarse
Metracken
Hiv Ammerteé
Fred
MeCracken
Full Wrights
Joseph Miaper
McCracken
Iar Uildrons
Nettleitve
McClain
Lambert
Pebworth
Sheffeldave
Cry Hospital
Coe Surrenders After Embezzlement Charge In Lancaster
Coe, a clerk at a Rosenterea store in Pennsylvania, turned himself in after a warrant for arrest was issued. He is accused of embezzling $13 via a bad check and of taking valuables from the firm. He allegedly traded $3 worth of company materials for clothes. Coe resides at 18 EB. Ohlost.
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Wlerier Coe
Rosenteream
Pennsylvania St
Orreaut
Neen
Hoe
Massachusetts-ave
Coe
Meyers Bound Over After Seclusion Incident
George Meyers, found severed, bound over to the grand jury in Comstock's saloon at 77 W Atlasima St. He allegedly entered through a transom, drank liquor, and could not crawl back. he was discovered when Comstock opened the place. Meyers had no statement when questioned.
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George Meyers
Comstock'a
W .Atalsima St
Grand Jury
Meyers
Comstock
Moyers
Panama Canal Emergency Bill Approved In House
The House, with no opposition, adopted the 692 reference report on the $11,000.90 Panama Canal emergency measure. The bill cleared the chamber yesterday in Washington and becomes law upon the president's signature.
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Panama Canal
Washington
House
Senate
Nyy
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Sheffield Ave
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