Aisle chairs spark theater safety dispute in Indianapolis
Patrons allege the Grand theater crowded aisles with camp stools and chairs on Christmas day, causing dangerous egress. City ordinance fines violators up to 100 dollars daily and requires aisles to stay clear. fire chief warns of potential deaths if exits are blocked. Manager Shafer Zeigler denies any chairs in aisles and says if a patron sat on a stool, it was placed there by the patron themselves.
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F. A. Hetherington
Heth‘on & Berner
Mim
Reuta
Kiel
Indianapolis
Coots
Charles E. Coots
Heigler
Zeigler
Shafer Zeigler
The
Grand
Hrtherinstan
Mr. Zelsler
G. A Patterson
Clinton
Fiat
Julian Dregate
Vermillion County Committee
Stan
Patterson
Hogate
Marion County
Indianapolis Street Sweeping Contract Bids Lead to Action
Bid details show Charles A Garrard and the Indianapolis street sweeping plan with bids ranging from 10 to 34 cents per 10 000 square feet. Fanapolis Street Sweeping Company offers competitive terms and a board decision pending after affidavits and forecasts for March to December.
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Besihe
Charles A. Garrard
Indianapolis
Fanapolia Company
Dids
Fanapolla -Street Sweeping Company Incorporated
Fuesény
Athics
Fred
Sam Fuehring
John H. Furnas
Ten Stuckmeyer
Fred Beh- Thess
Hee Martindale
Logsdan
Maren
Garrard
Belorent
Bruckmeyer & Com Coal
Patrolmen Changes and Promotions at the Safety Board
The safety board appointed Charles Barmfuhrur and Blehael Sulli van as patrolmen to replace John Vender mark and Larsh. Lutre serves TM days on patrolman salary with promotion possible. Larsh succeeds Detective Colsert as new detective. Dugan not promoted despite friends urging. Benjamin Taylor colored named fireman to begin duties New Year. Gregory denied vacation. Morgan’s vacation request also refused amid ongoing personnel changes.
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William MM. Larsh
Colsert
Lutre
Yengrs
Charles Barmfuhrur
Blehael Sullivan
Safety Board
John Vendermark
Larsh
Benjamin Taylor
Gregory
Morgan
Thigh Dugan
Colbert
Byourg
Lara Woul
Dugan
Resouer
Two New Justices Appointed in Warren Township
Warren township gains two new justices of the peace Hatty Rheets and John Beates n filling vacancies from Sam Shank's resignation and the addition of a third seat. Shank left Tuesday to join a new role as vice-conail at Wine nipeg Manitoba. An extra judge was created by widening the township from two to three, while annexation of Irvington to Indianapolis left the township with an unfilled post.
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Hatty Rheets
John Beates
Warren Township
Sam Shank
Ain
Winenipeg
Manitoba
Irvington
Indianapolis
Endorsement movement to back Hanna for president
A secret plan emerges at an Indiana Republican gathering to submit a resolution endorsing Ohio Senator Hanna for the presidency. Republicans praise Hanna as a strong candidate while Roosevelt supporters brace for shifts, noting northern origins and fears of losing New York. The drive aims to prevent a Wednesday vote at the feast.
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Ohio
Indiana
Hanna
Roosevelt
New York
McKinley
Lanna
Vanna
Hanne
Chicago
ILOVE FEAST STARTED WITH SMILE BY DURBIN
The Illinois GOP held a 1:30 p m publican love feast led by Chairman Goodrich who handed the meeting to Gov Durbin. He welcomed the G O P house and forecast strong support for the party next year. The battle cry Vim vigor and victory was first voiced by John J Wingate of the Shelbyville Republican. Senators Beveridge and Fairbanks spoke along with expected remarks from Taylor Manly and other candidates. Beveridge drew sustained applause as the crowd roared in enthusiasm.
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Goodrich
Durbin
G. O. P. House
John J. Wingate
Shelbyville Republican
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Taylor
Manly
Heveridge
Beveridge Speech at Love Feast Calls Republicans to Unity War Council
Senator Beveridge spoke at a love feast, urging Republicans to unite as a council of war against common enemies of party policy. He said the party serves the whole people, aims for steady progress, and must recruit nationwide to ensure prosperity and Republican aims prevail.
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Republican Party
Inillana
Beveridge
Ada
Nurreh
Duithie 14
Political chatter at Republican love feast stirs Marion county
Oliver Ensley reports amid lively gibes over John L. Grimiths gubernatorial hopes and Taylor support, while Blatchiey circulates in Denison lobby musing on candidates. Sayre, Shideler, Beck, Neal, and Steele feature in a shifting web of district chairman bets as busy congressmen and locals weigh state races and committee roles.
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Anya
Taylor
Hanly
Hutt
John L. Grimiths
Marion County
Blatchiey
Denison
Warren Sayre
Shidder
Shideler
Mit
Beck
Neal
Steele
Breele
War rumors swirl as Russia and Japan near conflict
The Post reports Russia rejects Japan’s demands and cautions on any Suez beyond. Britain doubts a quick pacified settlement. Moscow plans Far East deployment, with volunteers from medical students, while Japan readies army and navy for immediate action. China may side with Japan. Russia faces a January deadline for a reply.
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Russia
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Abe
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Met
Moscow
Far East
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Torio
Behemoth of Indiana Politics Revolves Around Henry and Taylor
The southern end of the state backs Charles L. Henry and Taylor as possible frontrunners in the governor race. Henry leads the national committee’s push to succeed Harry Ferry Newby, while Newsby remains the sole avowed candidate. Other names include James F. Statesman of Peru and Senator Walter Ball of Muncie, with labor factions favoring Ball for a key role.
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Gosport
William L. Taylor
Taylor
Charles L. Henry
National Committee
Harry
Ferry Newby
Leutenant-Revernor
Perry
Newsby
James F. Statesman
Peru
Walter Ball
Muncie
Hollerann
Ball
Ice Gorges Threaten Galipolis River Commerce
Through the river mouth heavy ice crowds the stream as barges and steamboats face peril. Three towboats with loaded coal tows struggle 15 miles below the town while crews work to safeguard vessels and travelers amid shifting ice conditions.
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Gallipolis
Dee
Whativer
Kee
Banks Open Saturday In Indianapolis
Banks in Indianapolis will be open Saturday morning after last week’s two day closure due to holidays. This week they will take only one day off. Payments due Friday Saturday or Sunday will be payable on Thursday. Special Council Meeting called for Wednesday evening to consider an appropriation of 665 to pay interest on city debts.
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Indianapolis
Halidays
Making K. of P Uniform Charges Revisions Open Meeting
James H Barkley of Minnesota Willis Bred fi Wheaton and Charles T Jones of Itlana appointed by Maj gen James F Carden to revise the K the P uniform rank rules meet in Gen Carnahan s office. Revisions to be referred to Gen Carnahan and then the next supreme assembly in Louisville in August. No radical changes expected though several minor corrections will be proposed.
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James H. Barkley
Willis
Bred Fi
Wheaton
Minnesota
Charles T. Jones
Itlana
James F. Carden
Gen. Carnahan
Thalt
Louisville
Attorney W. Rooker III Ailing From Appendicitis
Attorney William Rooker, reported ill with appendicitis at his Broadway home, has not been well since a spring Monon railroad wreck that injured him when a upper berth collapsed onto his abdomen. Doctors expect possible hospital transfer for operation within days.
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William ¥. Rooker
Broadway
Rooker
Monon Road
Roukes
Professor Wiley Explains Fence Why He Built It
Terre Haute educator Professor Wiley defends a high white fence built on his boundary to gain sunshine and block a new Brazil built house from blocking his view. Public uproar led to removal after students painted Love thy neighbor as thyself on the boards.
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Lama
Wiley
Terre Haute
Brazil
Terre Moule
Death in Brazil Ind. after freezing on cold December day
Joseph Acro, 0, was found dead in Brazil Indiana on a Wednesday morning after starting home to Fortenet. He reportedly froze while resting near New Pianos and 71% and up.
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Brazil
Ind
Joseph Acro
Fortenet
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