Miners Endorse Wage Rise After Scale Agreement
Miners met in executive session to vote on the proposed scale agreement with operators. The deal increases are ten cents per ton for mining on the screen system, six cents on run-of-mine, and eight cents on machine mining, with a broader labor advance contemplated for non mining mine workers. The agreement stems from the scale committee and is expected to be ratified by both sides, setting a basis for wage scales across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolicall
Indiana
Large reshuffle cuts legislative job pie again
The chief behind the legislative via counter reshapes the house staff with many new faces to take seats in committees and offices. A long list of positions includes chief clerk and clerks, enrolling and engrossing staff, doorkeepers, and support roles for health, railroads, and judiciary. Terms vary among appointees, some serving until the session ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baturdey
House
Ae 1Con
W. F P. Reagans
C. G. Rosniter
Phelps Darby
A. C. Stouder
E. T. Howe
Chas. DeVault
Sadie Williams
Ida G. Beiser
Rah Clark
Alma D. Dermat
vlerka—Judiciary
Data Starr
Wake and Means
Albert
City to Seek Law 10 Power Over Grade Crossing Question
Mayor Bookwnalter says he will urge Marion county legislators to back a bill giving Indianapolis full authority to handle the grade crossing issue. The mayor city attorney Jons and the Board of Works met Saturday to plan steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwnalter Siym
Marion
Indianapolia
Jons
Board of Works
Favorable committee report urged on anti cigarette bill
In Logansport Indiana on February 7 the committee on rights and privileges heard a likely favorable report on the anti cigarette bill. The effort faces a tobacco trust representative seeking no legislation and notes the bill would ban sale within the state and crossing borders. The defense in a murder case asserts self defense as BR Knight and son testified Murphy invited them to Lewisburg to confront the Knight family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blookey
Committee On Rights and Privileges
State House
American Tobacco Trust
Aaa
Inc
Stookey
Logansport
Ind
BR. B. Knight
W. B. Knight
J. P. Murphy
B. A. Blair
Penn
Newer Advertisements Placed On Seventh Page
Classified notes announce agents wanted for city trade magazines mon fat aalé. Business property for salt. Eleven room modern bourne for sale. Burnished rooms for mat. Houses for rent. Farms of alsees for aaln. Furntehed Toomm for rent. Bog wanted. Gtrf wanted for general housework. Read all the Tnera on the seventh page.
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Wner
Bourne
Bog
Gtrf
Tnera
No Bath For Her and City Franchises in Terre Haute
A police matron recounted a tale of an old woman locked up for interfering with public works as an excavation near an alley caved in injuring her ankle. Mayor Hig h changed his stance approving a street railway franchise to 1969 with a 78008 city payment, plus a park purchase loan and salary increases for Works Board members and the city engineer.
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Gregoire
Abuake
Terre Haute
Ind
Feo
T-City Council
Atrect Railway Company
Conneil
Bureg
Works Board
Saloon Keeper Kills Wife and shoots self in Indiana
In Rosedale James Stark, a saloon keeper, shot his wife and then killed himself. She died instantly, he lived about thirty minutes. The couple had separated a month earlier over domestic trouble. In Kokomo Harry McClain was arrested on charges of horse stealing and forgery after allegedly driving a horse and buggy to Elwood.
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Furder
Rosedale
Ind
James Stark
Domege
McClain
Kokomo
Harry McClain
Elwood
Irvington Builds New Fire Engine House on Washington
Irvington's new fire engine house designed by John H. Brom will be a centerpiece of the city’s protection efforts. Plans show a stone and cement structure on Washington between Urata and Tuxedo, with new apparatus and a reorganized company to be stationed there within days.
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John H. Brom
Nes
Washington
Irvington
Mrs Company
Lovers Maimed by Dog Marry Then Seek Treatment
In Chicago, February 7, two lovers bitten by a Newfoundland while unrolling a pork product in Ames, Jr. married moments after the attack and traveled to Chicago for treatment at the Pasteur Institute. The couple, Mr and Mrs Perry H Glomang, planned the wedding days earlier with Miss Georgia Clayason, and sought ministerial guidance amid fear of hydrophobia.
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Chicago
Jn Av Pork
Ames, Jr
Glomang
Misa Georgia Clayason
Thos
Youn
Olomang
Misa Clayaun
Fmyrloians
Indianapolis School Bonds To Be Sold For 300000
Indianapolis school board plans to advertise for bids on 300000 in bonds for school improvements. Funds will largely target Shortridge High and Manual Training High. Upon resolution, the board will forward and pass it. Bids may be advertised next week with a four week notice period before bids are received.
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Indianapolis
Shortridgeigh School
Manual Training High
Crown princess Louise denied access to her child
In Dresden the Saxon ministry unanimously rejected Louise’s request to mature nineteen, allowing only a few hours visit. The decision was telegraphed to the princess amid reports of a late revision.
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Dresden
Febt
Louise
Nick
Eve
Subscriptions Grow for Coliseum Stock Drive
It was expected that several large subscriptions to the coliseum company stock would be announced at the Saturday meeting. Subscriptions total around 50 and it was hoped to reach 100 thousand by report time. Small orders have not yet been filled and only 1,000 has been accepted, but the door remains open for many buyers. Legal solicitors report encouragement from all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum Company
Anda
Gamblers fined by police judge in late 19th century case
The gamblers from Tuesday's gathering were tried before Actin police-judge Colling Saturday. Clemency was shown to a young college student as a first offense. Ernest Wilmot, keeper of the game, was fined $89 and costs. Harr is a professional gambler fined $60 and costs. The others received smaller fines. Weather forecast for Indianapolis area shows chilly, cloudy conditions with temperatures around 32 to 39 degrees and possible rain later.
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Actin
Colling
College Llusiente
Eame
Ernest Wilmot
Coste
Sohn Harris
Gambar
Wits
Costa
Bowen Wins Venezuela Debt Case Opened at The Hague
Washington reports Venezuela will send the dispute over debts to The Hague tribunal after President Roosevelt declined to arbitrate. Blockade to be raised within days as protocol is argued. court ruling will take months. Government says Bowen secured the move, deferring payments until the court decides.
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Washington
Hague Tribunal For
Roosevelt
International Court
Bowen
Hague
Venezuela
Parry's Reply to Chicago Labor Unrest Explored
Harrison L. M. Parry, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, responds to Mayor Harrison and Chicago labor clashes. He defends business interests, criticizes organized labor tactics, and argues manufacturers deserve legal protection while calling for labor discipline and lawful conduct amid city unrest.
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L. M. Parry
National Association. of Manufacturers
Harrion
Chicaga
National Association of Manufacturers
Organized Labor
Warrigan
Chicago
The Squire and the Dollar Wedding Tale
Justice Stout mused over a dollar as a marriage license was issued. A young man and a woman received a license in Ang clerk’s office, with squire Ed Bourbier arranging the ceremony. The bride and groom wed for two dollars, a price debated as improper yet accepted in this account.
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Justice Stout
Stout
Ang
Squire Ed Bourbier
Lé Wan
Benjamin F. Stice
Af Banting Green
Bersie Kimbra
High School Boys Fined After Circle Street Fracas
Six Ida school boys involved in a street fight near Circle after a basketball game at Cyeloramm were fined $1 and costs. In police court, Saturday, Thosatt claimed they were mere spectators with no role in the scrap.
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Idga
Opier Pighs
Cyeloramm
Costa
Potive
Thosatt
Defense seeks technicalities to acquit Dr Alexander
Fragmented court report shows defense pressing technicalities after state fails to prove Alexander held demonstrator of anatomy at the college. Witnesses describe bodies, morgue scenes, and testimonies aimed at linking him to unlawful acts while defense counters with lack of proof of position and dates.
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Alexander
Victory for the State in Alexander Trial Ruling
During arguments on the motion to compel the state to elect the charge, Attorney Brown argued every count had evidence and noted body discovery by Manson Neidhinger. Judge Bailey overruled the motion to strike the fourth count, and the court adjourned to Monday as defense filed objections and trial proceedings continue with witnesses to testify about Dr. Alexander’s reputation.
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Tir. Alexander
Rufus
Alexander
John F. Barnhill
Alexander Wan
Anatomical Laboratory
Spain
Benedict
Herbert W. Green
The
Boer of Health
Dr. Alexander
Dsfense
Spaan
Green
Adda
John F. Burnbill Waa
Atresta
Eonan
Mr. Alexander
W. A. Rushton
Wallace Jonason
Frank H. Duncan
Centracoller
W. A. Mushton
Bambi
Barnhill
Alexander Boaltion
Te Uriol
Ajezanaér
Afra Alesoudét
Baterday
Agalo
Marin Hugg
Alton
Heala
William T. Brown
Kintt
Brown
Cantred
Kia Xang
Manson Neidhinger
Wiel Oem
Baller
Henry Epnan
Tidga Bailey
Tangargurvante
Willan T. Brown
Martin Hugg
Ite
Hatley
Bat Mendenhall
Span
Tha
Fenaé
Hopeaty
Government Orders 60000 Tons of Seal for Warship
In Mobile Alabama the government orders 60000 tons of seal for immediate shipment to a warship. In the Gulf of Mexico torpedo boats with Dewey in the Caribbean are gathered for a general overhaul.
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Mobile
Ala
Gulf of Mexico
Dewey
Caribbean
West Indies volcanic ruins tour by Dr Fletcher
Dr. C. J. Fletcher returned from a lengthy West Indies trip visiting St Vincent and Martinique. He witnessed Mount Pelée eruption damage and described widespread destruction, with ruined villages and skeletal remains present. The party traveled aboard the Katarino Marta Teresa and noted extensive research opportunities amid the devastation. Special Feb 11 prices announced for diamonds and watches at J P Sillaire Jeweler.
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C. J. Fletcher
West Indies
Afartiniqu
Vinocent
Fletcher
Teo
St. Vincent
Martinique
Pompeli
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C. J. Reed
Joseph Hall
W. F. Hereh
Chae
W. Cook
Tel C. Bwaln
Ernest Gray
Geo. H. Burnett
D. Lennox
James K. Ruark
Geo. Pascoe
J. W. Hiatt
Gen. W. Nexson
F. D. Storey
Gash Ross
Jonntere
Carl Jonnset
Dali Knebaker
Chas
Stapp
Henry Haynes
W.paynor
Dog
Morgan
Secretary of the Navy
Colombia
Committee On Naval Affairs
Littlefield
Belding
Mich
Mra. Thuriow
Indianapelie
India
Wuldehnere
Bennett
Mk. Wash
Parry
Squire and the
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Optician
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