Indiana Politicians Targeted By Indiana Republicans
Washington dispatch reports heightened interest in Indiana's upcoming Republican state committee election. Observers foresee impact on Fairbanks and the national party as disclosures swirl about alleged railroad ties and graft. Journalists note calls for an honest committee to curb ring influence and restore public trust ahead of future conventions.
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Cornelius Weed
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Tatiana
Fairbank
Fnr
Tyler
White House
Fairbanks and
G&l
Wietle
Washington
Merman
Fairbanka
Connertion
Hinaton
eTrue Iy
Troitana
Tate
Vennsylvania
Tno
Inmener
Offier
Bookwalter
Hirchen
Hongwalter
Hearst
Lamm
Alflee
Oliver P. Morton
Benjamin Harrleen
Rayervora
Wallat
Enlora
Wabash
Fire destroys Oklahoma City Brewine plant in cold storage
Fire at the Oklahoma City Brewine company cold storage plant destroyed the facility yesterday. Firefighters poured beer on the flames for about an hour to suppress the fire. The loss is estimated at 7009 dollars. Joseph Raymgartner, a meat wagon driver, was arrested on a warrant issued by the brewery manager.
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Scrippy-Mc~Hoe Press Association
Oklahoma City
O. T
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Oklahoma City Brewine Company
Adelhux Busch
Joseph Raymgartner
Revolt in city sparks widespread looting and fires
Eyewitness Henry Busch reports a devastating revolt as soldiers loot shops and burn streets in Victoria. He cites 200 stores destroyed, 500 Russians and over 2,000 Chinese killed, with damages around 20 million dollars and long recovery ahead. The chaos begins at a Chinese bazaar and escalates as German troops resist unrest.
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Scrippr-McRae Creme
Victoria
B. G. Doe
Henry Busch
Vladivostok
Rodica
Katzoft Ted
Santana
Cuntil
Teyasia
Ciy
Busch
Mush
Manchuria
Christmas Theft Frustrates Mrs Ryan Crriatinns
In Chicago on December 3 Mrs John Ryan Crriatinns was accused of stealing a tozen 1300 dollar worth of fine china from a merchant where she was employed. Fire from the merchant’s house? Police seized the items found wrapped in issue with holly and ribbon and addressed to relatives as part of the case.
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Scrippa-WeRar
Chicago
Mra
John Ryan
Gts
Osi
Wy the Pales
Ryan
Injunction Sought Over Agency Transfer At Federal Life
Bonn Griffin a stockholder filed in federal court this morning a petition for an injunction to restrain officers from transferring a general agency from the Federal Life Insurance company to Union Security. It alleges Union Security includes Federal officers led by President Ihane M. Hamilton and aims to divert renewal commissions to themselves.
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San
Cuience
Bonn Griffin
Federal Life Insaures Company
Patisoner
Union Security Company
Federal
Ihane M. Hamilton
Indict Bridge Companies in Valentine Antitrust Case
Toledo Ohio December report shows twenty seven indictments by the Tenry county grand jury against bridge companies and their agents for alleged violations of the Valentine antitrust act. Penalties include fines up to five dollars and imprisonment from one month to one year, or both.
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Toledo
Tenry County
McGaughey Family Feud Shapes County Health Appointment
A tense political row centers on John McGaughey and his son Dr Carl McGaughey being linked to a county health secretary post. McGregor and Spafford are accused of plotting to damage McGaughey’s renomination by promoting his son and widening county offices for family influence. Critics say the move risks a political backlash among taxpayers.
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McGregor
Thomas Spaffort
John Melaughey
McGaughey
Carl McCaughey
County Board of Health
Bre- Gaughey
Mis
Carl McGaughey
John McGregor
WY von Sone
Mc Iughey
Spattard
McGamghey
McGunghey
Spafford
New Judge Sought as Trial of Harris Sherrick Moves
Adaigon Harris David Sherrick and former state authority face mass propriation charges. The defense requests a venue change from Judge Fremont Alford claiming an unfair trial. Alford pledges a firm, prompt trial with a special judge to be appointed within days and a date set for next month.
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Oltorney
Adaigon C. Harris
David E. Sherrick
Mornig
Fremont Alford
Alford
Bringigs Sherrick
Dude Alford
Ths Court
Justinn
Uttle
Os Court
Sherrick
Jane
Benedict
Harris
Sherlock
Holiday Mail Heap Closes Post Office Doors Quick
ADD TO HEAPS OF MAIL There will be but one delivery of mail from the post office Monday, and it is thought this one will take almost the entire day. Hundreds of packages are piled up at the post office and the heap will be added to until Christmas day. Carriers bear the extra holiday burden with cheerful help and many are remembered for deliveries through the year. The volume of holiday mail this season will likely break all previous records.
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Provoius
McGall visits New York to seek Titurnilton statement
John C. McGall arrives in New York from Havre amid attempts to obtain Judge Hamilton’s testimony for the insurance investigation. He declines interview, cites report details require committee access, and notes Hamilton’s ill health and travel advisories.
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Nerippa-McHar
Tlamittou
Lie Legislative
New York City
United States
Anl
Canada
Board of Truss Lees
Hamilton
Dharge Hamilon
Tepe
Pepsop
Uamiton
State Legislative Committee
Share Profits With Men at Chicago Firm
Profit sharing distribution this year at Cringe Company in Chicago ranged from two hundred thousand to zero dollars. The plan, begun five years ago, gives workers a six percent bonus of profits. The Miller Tailoring Company moved to new quarters on N. Le Tidian Street. Monnett's Randaits offer men and women wear. Thirty days’ meat for one dollar advertised. Brighton’s W O W promotes a croup remedy. East Ohio area ads for Golden Tint hair product. A fine smoke offered at low price.
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Scrippa-Meline Prem Axaoriation
Chicago
Cringe
Ug Christeuis
Miller Tailoring Company
Ig N. Letidian
Monnett
E. Ohio
Play Stop Delays in Columbus Ohio
City officials halted a performance at the Highest theater after a controversial scene drew protests. Mayor Jefe rey ordered Chief O'De War to suspend further showings following a citizen notice reported by the Columbus Citizen.
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Mbus
Jeferey
Lerday
Columbus Citizen
FL O'Brien
the Citizen
Girl Accuses Rahke of Enticing Girls to Improper Places
A Chicago Juvenile Court case charges Rahke with aiding delinquency by luring girls to his room at the Vendome hotel. Prosecutors say he ingratiated himself with local East Side youths, offering gifts to gain control as alleged accessories to multiple inappropriate acts. Defense counsel Says facts seem overstated. case awaits action.
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Huegit
East Side
Hs Riem Ec
Tay
Gira
Vendime
Ons
Lu Natant
Radke
Elf
Rehke
Ty Regal
John Ruckelshows
Rake
Ayidt
W. OH
Lockwood
Contract Set For Indianapolis to Chicago Rail Route
Chief engineer XS. oM. DeBruin says the Chicago Indianapolis and Evansville railroad will shorten the Indiana north south corridor. The line from Indianapolis to Chicago will be 45 miles, with Indianapolis to Evansville at 189 miles, including branches to Owensboro and South Bend. Construction to start March 1, using eighty pound rails, with costs estimated to finish by Jan 1. The project aims for low grade to compete with southern Indiana coal markets and will access multiple Chicago belt lines and depots.
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XS. Om. DeBruin
Chicago, Indianapolis and
Evansville
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wil
Chicago
Owensboro
Kya
South Bend
Loganaport
Lake
Porter
Jaaner
Palast
White
Uses
Howard
Thoron
Hamilton
Marion
Morgan
Morrie
Lawrence
Mare
Davie
Pike
Warrick
Orgenshorn
Heanaville
Bloomington
Avansville
Bedford
Warrick Counties
Boonvilly
Warrick County
Monte
DeBrisn
Carter Construction Company
Hammond
Willem Kenetick
J. B. Carter
Renkere
C. A. Denieen
W. H. Townsend
Traff
N. M. DeBruin
Tracen Terminal
Catholics Defy Archbishop Over Parish Row
In Lois Missouri parishioners resist actions by Archbishop authority amid unrest at a church led by Father Pulowesh. Reported threats and swift departures followed a disputed attempt to appoint a new pastor, with residents supporting the church’s traditional leadership and cautious governance. Local clerical figures and a temporary reshuffle sparked tensions as the dispute cooled toward orderly oversight.
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Scrippe-Mettac
Banoctatta
LOIS
Apehtishon
Enniod
MBL
Casimir
Pulowesh
ZleGie
Gitral
Mather
Mathausel
Holiday crowds flood Union Station after busy holiday rush
Report from Union Station describes record crowds as shoppers and travelers pour through the four o'clock lines for Christmas tickets. Staff face long queues, with observers noting the afternoon crowd and heavy demand at ticket windows as travelers head to homes for the holidays.
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Union Station
J. H. Byrd
Supt
Brown Epie
Vrlen
Purdue
Mor
Boc
Opinion on when newly elected councilmen at large take office
Attorney General Charles W Miller writes that newly elected councilmen at large may not all assume office in January. The change creates a temporary condition. some cities may delay, with Muncie and Huntington already reporting delays. There is no binding ruling, but the interpretation questions timing for several towns.
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Toca
Anderson
Charles W Miller
Miller
Tims
E. Howard
Fillet
Muncle
Huntington
Walsh Abandons Banking for Railroad Push with Outside Help
John R. Walsh shifts from banking to railroading, with outside interests funding Chicago Southern work. The Clearing House Committee disclosed $90,000 advanced to contractor Kinser for the Chicago Southern project, though Walsh claimed he did not seek funds and offered no details on the new backers. Committee members noted no confirmed outside sources but reported recent offers to support Walsh’s rail venture, while Walsh plans to move his banking books to the Chicago Southern terminal area as his new focus.
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Suretal
Eschhuagg
Lev
John RB. Walsh
Paswerful
Teilua
Déarng Bowme Committee
H Wan Walah Himavit
Au Nat Thy Bone
Tonthidtor Kinser
Chicago Southern Railway
Sytlabeth
Outade
Chicago
Walsh
Frank
Pee
Huthe
Ws Felenda
Wilsh
Southern
Grand Alethon
Fire destroys New York express company building
A fire swept the Addins and Dodd Express company facilities in New York this morning. The blaze damaged the warehouse and offices, with estimates placing losses around 39 thousand dollars for Christmas presents and a rose on the building valued at seventy thousand.
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Aerigue-Westar Prean Angociation
New York
Dé Thy
Hime
New York Trangrer ‘Company
Urooislyn
Addins & Dodd Express Company
Tragedy at Slatesford Court Details and Appointments
A morning tragedy in Slatesford ends with the death of a man named Williams and suspicion falls on a local resident. The county commissioners hold a special session to address the incident while Dr. Rosenburg is named to various medical posts and will depart from duties at once.
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Rosenburg
All Hesenbers
Dulietty
Inzane
Rorentere
Kelectle
Utinn
Two Small Thefts Reported In Local Break-Ins
John Wilkins reported a burglary at his home on 913 Chicago Street Friday night. Items stolen include eleven and seven dollars in cash and clothing. Fisher's Daily Store on College Avenue and Sixteenth Street was broken into, with 24 cash registers taken. Garstang Fuel Co agency CC and B Pocahontas smokehouse call. Telephone 390. Main sem-Sately Speed wea Comfort are watchwords of New Test Central Lines.
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John Wilkins
Valice
Chicago-St
Thleven
Fisher
Deily
College-ave
Sixteenth St
Garstang Fuel Co
Agenty CC
Pocahontas Smoxelese
Test Central
America
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Kunz
Athens
Hees
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Teanms
Bn Barr
Mivvrad
Canafer Gunefei
Indict Bridge Companies
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M'Gaughey
Robert
Weaughey County Commissionel
Mgacghey
Little Son
Wgavghey
Andrew Hamilton
Paris
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Gambler
North and South Line
AON
Brownrigg
New York Central
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Central
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Baker
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Pennsylvania
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Vandalla
Tapra
N. Powell
The
Clearing House Committee
Chicago Southern
Wad
John A. Mitchell
Evens
Me. Walsh
Clearing House
Ghrist
Distributing Bureau of Express Company
Travedy
Slatesford
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Willams Oa
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