Broad Ripple Ice Houses Burn in Major Fire
Fire destroys eight large Broad Ripple ice houses near noon as Kingan's Harvesters dine. Indianapolis units rush to the scene but cannot save the piles of ice stored for the packing firm. Loss estimated over 100000 with hundreds left temporarily unemployed. Firefighters faced hazardous, rapid spread despite efforts to save Johnson's Lumber Yards and Barthle Hotel.
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Kingan
Broad Ripple
Johnson
Indianapolis
Barthel's
Kirwan & Company
Broad Rippie
Browl
Che
Feng Gor
Broad Ripple Department
Denarle
Ant
Thas
Braad
Everal
Holt
Broad Ripple Ice Plant Fire Destroys Homes
Fire swept through Broad Ripple destroying eight icehouses owned by Kirgan & Co and causing extensive property loss. Sparks and smoke drew crowds as crews battled the blaze, with officials noting estimated losses near $100,000 and promising rapid rebuilding.
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Kirgan & Co
Broad Ripple
Extreme Cold Grips Great Plains to Northwest States
A severe cold snap drenches the Midwest and Plains with widespread subzero readings. Reports place temperatures near 20 to 45 degrees below zero across North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and beyond with Farwell Montana recording about four degrees. The string of lows stretches toward the Obie river as frigid winds and damp air deepen misery for residents.
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Ely
Chicago
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Farwell
Mont
Wowie
Attorneys Seek New Trial For Berkley Smith
Attorney for Berkley Smith, the man condemned to death for killing his wife, prepares a petition for a new trial to be filed within a day or two.
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Smith
Berkley Smith
Debate on Auto Bill Presided by Warren Sayre Thursday
The house debated the automobile bill Thursday afternoon under the chairmanship of Warren Sayre. The session focused on key provisions and potential impacts of the proposed legislation.
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Warren Sayre
Temperance Law Passed by Senate Ends Bitter Fight
The Senate approved a temperance measure after a long battle. Senators argued over the Moore amendment as votes fell largely along party lines. Several speakers explained their positions as the chamber prepared for potential further action later in the session.
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Moore
Nicholson
Senate Chamber
LN Wii
Jae Nuts
Beng
Mibberi Ohrm
Hocker
Singe
Miritia
Pyadtad
Pirey
Winal Af Jackson
Pemperdt
Ravens
Cavindiate
Ye Koonce
Belen
Democrats
Weis Shrek
Hammenut
Ant Cy. Pagel
Ae Haniepert
Athens
Farber
Chandan
Doufyine
Teun Took
Hendler
Kimienich
Richman
Duevens
Alipare
Stoutaemery
Murray
Meetin
Mewhense
Lucki
Pileeanes
Stephensent Stebler Sud Wien
Moore bill debate signals political friction and delays
The article outlines a contentious discussion over a Moore bill, detailing claims of executive overreach, potential amendments, and political maneuvering. It mentions lawmakers including Nichol and Milburn, with references to veto threats and proposed tax or wage changes and concerns about enforcement and oversight.
Terrible Suffering Report From The Front
A fragmentary dispatch from a war correspondent describes extreme suffering and harsh conditions. The report notes high temperature readings, exhausted troops, and renewed movements as dawn breaks. Authorities warn of further treacherous treks and potential delays through the month’s end.
Subway rebroadcast talks avert strike
Scripps News Agency reports subway employees and representatives conferred on Thursday with noontime meetings and no strike action expected. The talks involved attempts to resolve the dispute over pay and working conditions, with no immediate action announced as of noon.
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Scripps Nal Press Association
New Yori
Omtelsis
Atri
Vermont judge weighs reprieve in murder case chaos
Fragmented report from Montpelier VT on Thursday afternoon as officials discuss granting a reprieve in the Mary Reeers Wildame murder case. Writings note defense pleas, prison status, and possible appeal while authorities attempt to confirm details amid unclear testimony and local reactions.
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Alrae Press
Montpelier
Bell
Migs
Mary Reeers Wildame
Tiplee Pentuner
Aires
Fe Pre
Wenneshoe
Lara
Mownes
Poveyner
Ort
Judea
Betes
Mateus
Ready for jury bolns to the by
In Anderson Indiana on February 2 Wusang confessed a weapon in possession to defend himself against Hiram Staley. He denied throwing the stone and said he went directly to Chesterfield after leaving the scene as Staley reportedly threatened him. Arguments concluded Thursday afternoon and the case was to be given to the jury Thursday evening.
COTTAGES DESTROYED AND GOODS ON DISPLAY
Fragmented ad noting destroyed cottages and a sales display. Mentions Lakesldy, Lakeside, J. P. Mutlaily at 23 Monument Pines offering jewelry including 81 Diamond Rings for Ladies priced from 10.00 onward. Wulschner's Feed for horses and native herbs also listed.
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Ecripps-Surae Press Association
Turasec
Lakesldy
Pricca
J. P
Monument Pines
Colder Than Any Winter Day Reported
Weather observers note the coldest day of the winter with temperatures around zero and bitter winds. Residents bundled up, heated homes, and many stayed indoors as the region endured a severe cold snap with clear skies and persistent subfreezing temperatures.
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Nfon
Tinemias
Gerrymandering votes stall reform efforts in senate
A garbled report outlines senate debates over redistricting and reform measures. Several unnamed senators supported cautious changes while lobbyists from unspecified groups pressed for or against the plan. The piece notes procedural delays and party line votes affecting the fate of redistricting proposals.
Suit Over a Dog Bite Debated in Court
The trial involving a dog bite claim against insurance agents incited heated debate. Judge and jury weighed whether a dog could have greater access than a person to an insured or an agent, with attorneys arguing over venue and liability.
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Smitty
Wicham Wilson
Plautiff
Ketchum
Eva Lowe and Simpson Lowe tied to Schafer murder case
Report outlines claims and witness testimonies surrounding Eva Lowe and Simpson Lowe amid the Schafer murder inquiry. Officials discuss the involvement of Miss Tane and Miss Shafer, with testimony from Prestmaster Willits and Dorethy Tob Otremr relive.
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Suripps-Aurae Press Association
Bedford
Eva Lowe
Simpson B. Lowe
Schafer
Lystery
Misa Vane
Ryans
Jiang
Miss Lavi
Tane
Willits
Dorethy
Qgwerie
Abe
In Other Cities Bratton Bramarck N 10 Ruston Mass Chicago
In scattered locales the report lists names and places including Bratton Bramarck Ruston Mass Chicago and cities such as Denver Dodge City Helena Jacksonville Little Rock Los Angeles New Orleans New York and more as part of a fragmented OCR summary of events.
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N. 10
Ruston
Mass
Chicago
Uinehinath
Denver
Colo
Dodge City
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Kaneas City
Moe
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