Sulzer in Congress Taunts as Old Ironsides Referenced
CORNELIUS WEED reports a lively House scene where New York's Walhany Sulzer derides naval policy while shouting the line Old Ironsides after a Senate message. He is interrupted as he presses for a resolution over the frigate’s fate, with House members reacting and the chair seeking order. The exchange includes a quip about General Butler and a later quip about John A. Joyce, all framed by Wu Weeds detailed, period voice.
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Wasitington
D.C
Congresx
Walhany Sulatz
New York
Bir
Sidaen
Howse
Sulzer
Suyer
Tony
Mr. Butler
Pennsylvania
New
Asylvania
Plight of Moy Ling Declared Insane by Peace Officer
Moy Ling, declared insane by Jun ee of the Peace Nickerson on Wednesday morning, is said to be driven by homesickness after learning his mother in China is ill. He bought a ticket to Chicago but boarded the wrong train, was dumped in Frankfort Indiana, where he became violent. Neighbors fear he may harm his wife and child in China, though he feels powerless to aid them.
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Moy Ling
Junee
Nickerson
Aly
China
Furth
Chicago
Frankfort
Ind
Goung
Powerleas
Henry Trueblood Dead in Mitchell Ind Featured Banker Official
Henry Trueblood county commissioner and president of the First National Bank at Mitchell Indiana died in Mitchell after a complication of disease. The obituary notes his public roles and local leadership.
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Mitchell, Ind
Henry
Trueblood
The
First National Bank
Mitchell
Western pigeon makes long trip carrier piston mystery
A freight car bird found Sunday in Springfield has been identified as a pigeon from Chicago. The animal, nearly dead on discovery, was revived and is being held for its owner.
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Bird
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
Scrippe-Weltac Consinen
Mays
Dees 2A
Phil- Ups
Merchants' Trust Company Liquidation in Memphis
The Merchants' Trust Company of Memphis decides to liquidate. The American Savings Bank and Trust Company faces closure. deposits are about $425,000 with no paid-up capital. The Memphis firm reports about $301,000 in paid deposits and substantial commitments.
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Memphis
San
Tenn
Doe
Merchants’ ‘Trust Company
Clarity
American Sivings Bank
Trust Company
Merehants’ Company
Merehavts’ Company
American Savings Bank and Armat Conpany
Foulke Returns Home in Richmond Political Shuffle
W D Foulme has returned to Richmond after four months abroad with his wife and two daughters. The piece notes Ambition and a possible congressional bid in the Sixth district. It discusses Foulke's shifting stance amid Roosevelt administration ties and a question of party loyalty.
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Richmond
Ind
William Pudley
Kouk
Monike
Watwun
Congress
Lena
Foulke
Roop
Vel
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Wwe repTece Dunes
Doctor Responds After Injured Man Found After Drive
Special to The Sun reports an injured man found three miles from Br a, Bo Riech ardeon, near Johnson Creek. A physician attended at the scene then helped move him to safety. The victim and another badly injured man were hidden in a bin before transport. The doctor treated him and tried to stabilize him despite harsh conditions and delays.
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Wilvight
Rae Veriaen
Bo Riehardeon
Johmnson Creek
Sind
Resignation Accepted of Policy Chief Le Kruger
Resignation of Chief of Policy Christian Le Kruger is handed to the Board of Public Safety and accepted at once to take effect noon January 1. Board members regret the decision as Kruger plans to enter the grocery business with local firms.
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Culer
Christian le Kruger
Board of
Public Satiny
Tay
Ashould
Kriger
McCall Questions Hamilton Health in Insurance Probe
New York Life secretary John C. McCall testified before the insurance investigating committee regarding Andrew Hamilton’s health. A Paris physician reportedly found a serious nervous disorder. Hamilton refused to surrender his personal checkbook and criticized insurance legislation as costly and biased, detailing expenses and alleged extravagant proposals while defending his work for New York Life.
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Hamilton
Read
Insurance Committee
Scrippa-MeRine Press
New York
Johnn C. McCall
New York Life
Insurance Investigating Committee
McCall
Paris
Andrew Hamilton
Waunilton
Hydie
Hamton
Metall
Shighes
Momillan
Boy Sent To Reform School For Incorrigibility
James Murarity, a six year old boy found sleeping on doorsteps and other streets, was sent to the reform school at Fullfield by Judge Stubbs of the Juvenile Court on a charge of incorrigibility. His parents reside at 1% Delaware. They say they cannot keep him from running away.
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Reformatory
Jiames Murarity
Reform School
Flulhfield
Stubbs
Juvenile Court
Funning
Death on Pennsylvania railway wreck in Cincinnati
A head on collision between freight engines at Rendezvous Junction in Cincinnati injured two and killed fireman Amos E Hall. J C Lewis brakeman was badly hurt while conductor C Wilcox suffered a head bruise. The freight from Chicago and Richmond was stopped at a switch when the crossing derailed the engines, leaving Hall crushed between the engine and tender and cooked by escaping steam.
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Cincinnati
Dee
Warehead
Pennsylvania Railway
Rendeavib Junction
J. C Lewis
C. Wilcox
Galloway Ave
Columbus
Chicago
Tichmond
Amos J. Hall
Tis Stratfun
Mayor vows license crackdown on Mansford saloon network
Holtzman announces intent to revoke licenses tied to Mansford At- Hing and nearby streets after identifying suspected owner fraud and Krauss juggling in the operation. Several saloon keepers, including Barton Engishave Patton Schier and Hit, were found not guilty. Mayor criticizes Prohibitionists for flawed evidence while ordering stricter examination of licenses and ownership.
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Jain W. Holteman
Mansford At- Hing
Wabash
Delaware-sta
Ute
Krauss
Blackford-st
Indiana
Edward Belser
Fe Aed
Danel Barton
Engishave
Max
Patton
Washington St
Charles Schier
Twentietly
Charles Hit
Northwestern-ave
Charles Mill
Hollaman
Hilt
Othira
Fire access at night prompts alarm at Thompson home
A late night fire at the Thompson residence began from an overheated stove in the sitting room. A telephone exchange miscommunication briefly delayed response before a tower watchman alerted the fire department. The dwelling suffered about 10 funds in loss.
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Strand Lifyzler
Permir
Fine Headquarters
Neal
Glazive
Augustus ‘Chompson
Thompson
Hhe Ausland
Fito
Westpoint Ky Camp Aimed For Permanent Army Post
National Guard officials push for a permanent camp of instruction at Westpoint Kentucky with a funding request of about 1 100 000 to acquire 40 04 acres. Advocates claim benefits for Kentucky Indiana and nearby states with potential land rental for temporary drills and steady year round units.
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National Guard
Bullae
Smith
Kentucky
Westhyint Ky
Ie Trdlani Guar
Westmount
Cotin
Indiana
Atntes
Aum
Westpolot
Paroled After 36 Years From New Jersey Prison
Libbie Garn Brant, recently paroled from the New Jersey state prison at Trenton after serving time for murder, is at the home of her sister Mrs Thomas Dougherty 36 Paterson Ave. She plans to make her permanent home in Paterson.
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McHoe Press Association
Paterson
N. J
Libbie Garrn Brant
New Jersey
Trenton
Mra Thomos Dougherty
Paterson-ave
Patereon
Mutiny at Libau Blocks Russian Warships at Riga
Scripps McRae reports mutiny among crews of Avrok and associated vessels at Libau. Guards refuse orders to aid Riga operations. fighting near Tren Works disrupts shops and iron works. Troops reinforce elsewhere as unrest spreads, with workers fleeing to villages.
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ST. Petersburg
Avrok
Admiral Kurnls
Ant Okean Amt
Libau
Riga
Iieretusib
Lipa
Pupiiof
Uiree Perkone
Bridegroom and Brother Charged in Beat Targeting Senator's Son
A serenade visit to John Whitsett's home ended in violence as he and his brother Charles assaulted Nathan Scott, son of Senator Scott, in Wheeling. Scott, critically injured, was treated by physicians after being beaten while attempting to flee. Bail set for the Whitsets as police investigate the attack.
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Bethany
W. Ua
Doe
John Willsett
Charles
Nathan Scott
Sonior
Scott
Wheeling
W. VI
John Wihitsett
Charles Whitmett
Hove
Love Feast as politicians gather at Claypool Hotel
A large lobby gathering at One Claypool hotel in Wirdawatay draws candidates for state offices, party workers, and supporters. Key figures including George A. Shideler vie for state chairmanship while numerous hopefuls for auditor, treasurer, attorney general, and supreme court seats mingle, sparking a spirited convention atmosphere ahead of Thursday speeches and regional campaigning.
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Fatratka
United
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Hemyn
Wethoue — Tunker
John K. Goway
Paris
J. Frank Healy
Wille Pines
Vapous Boughuany
George AH. Shideler
Sarton
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Onten
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Everett Ho Neal
Nublevile
Edward V
Plizpatrick
Portlant
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Ef Marmmend
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Suldier
Vecar Hadles
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Greenfield
Frank Doran
Laporte
Candy Utes
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Tagimapult
Si Powell
Lagansport
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Muncie
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Sim
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Cotten
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Waliesh
Stipp
Mitchrh
Heaton
Fort Wayne
Jielge
Supreme Court
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Ceypeot
Rarmutes
Dtaypant
Court Records Husband Desertion Case In Deadlock
Police prosecutor Ind Hulmes questioned Dee Tucker about alleged desertion by his wife. Tucker testified she left at nights, consorted with other men, and returned after hours. He claimed desertion and poverty, while she denied the charge. The court believed Tucker and discharged him. The couple lived at 532 Bentons.
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Dee Tucker
Tucker
Holmes
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Sho
Tuckers
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Bentonst
Public Works adviser sought after fountain collapse
George H. Herpick street commissioner appealed to the Board of Public Works for guidance on the fate of a fountain on Kentucky Avenue. The structure, damaged by a runaway horse incident, was recently knocked down and the board’s recommendation was awaited.
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George H. Herpick
Board of Public Works
Kentucky+ ave
Nedr
Low Neck Dress Sparks Divorce Trial Evidence
A Indianapolis divorce case features testimony about a low neck dress and a quarrel over the wife wearing it at a recital. Siren singer Mrs Christian and husband Harry Christian face accusations amid family disputes, with witnesses including her brother, professors, and relatives detailing tensions over music lessons and parenting.
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Harry
FE. Christin
Christians
William Pe Ivory
N.Y
Betwen
Powax
Slater
Mars Tin Hogg
Tor Christian
Christian Falls
Envy Triggers Guilty Plea For Profanity Incident
Kate Collier, 19, of Bloomington, pleads guilty to profanity after an affidavit from Stella Moody alleges jealousy of Moody’s romantic happiness. Court fines and costs imposed.
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Bloomington-ast
Buuke Mock
Ted
Miss Collier
Stella Moody
HW Bloomington Sr
Diler Collier
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