Mills Reopen Nationwide as Industry Warms After Panic
News from New York indicates widespread return of workers to factories across Ohio Illinois and New England. Steel and rubber firms resume full shifts with thousands rehired at Illinois Steel Lorain National Tube Good year Rubber Naugatuck Pepperell Biddeford Boston Rubber Shoe Gorham Providence Amoskeag Mills Manchester and other sites.
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Ohio
Ilinois
Middle West
New England
Chicago
Tlinois Steel Company
Lorain
National Tube Company
Cleveland
R. W. Ney
American Steel and Wire Company
Salem
Goodyear Rubber
Naugatuck
Conn
Candidate Harrison Eyes Marion County Prosecutor Nomination
Russell B. Harrison son of the late President Benjamin Harrison is mentioned as a potential Republican candidate for Marion County prosecutor. Local commentary cites his war veteran leadership, legal training, and role in the Augustine Folea larceny case as assets amid political speculation.
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Russell B. Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Marion County
Col Harrison
Col. Harrison
Augustine Folea
Folea
Dan Brown
Col
Russell] B. Harrison
Mexico
Elliott R. Hooton
James A. Pritchard
Masked Bandits Loot Willard Bank and Flee Toward Ozarks
Five masked bandits robbed the Willard bank near Springfield Missouri early today, escaping with 310 000 after blasting the vault with nitroglycerin. Citizens fired on the robbers as a chase by a posse began, with windows shot out and no injuries reported. The bandits headed for the Ozark mountains as the investigation started.
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Springfield
Willard
Ozark Mountains
Incourt wrangle delays Indiana telephone franchise suit
Strenuous hour and a half in superior court over venue and a special judge for A. W. Hatch versus Indianapolis Telephone Company and city. No agreement on a change of venue or the panel. Leathers to select a candidate if parties fail. Journalists’ shifting stance on rates noted as influence questions arise around Fairbanks and Kealing.
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Superior Court
A. W. Hatch
Indianapolis
Attorners
J. M. Leathers
Leathers
Vinson Carter
Lawson M. Harvey
J. I. McMaster
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Telephone Company
New Telephone Company
Board of Public Works
The
News and Star
Do. W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Joseph B. Kealing
Indiana
Harry
New
Kealing
Jury Returns No Indictment In Fraud Case
Marion county grand jury releases a February partial report with 28 indictments, noting one pending charge of perjury against saloon keeper Henry Stuck. The Brunaugh fraud case expects no further indictments this month and focus remains on the pending Brunaugh proceedings.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Henry Stuck
Grand Jury
Harry Brunaugh
Henry W. Marshall
George W. Baxter
John Rosasco
Tom Shvfelton
Brunaugh
Community charity sales aid unemployed in city churches
The Seventh Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor society plans a pound party Tuesday evening to aid the unemployed with proceeds to the Charity Organization society. Open houses at Bismarck Avenue church Thursday invite donations for relief efforts. Garden Baptist on Bright Street also keeps open house Thursday to collect funds for unemployed relief.
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Seventh Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Society
Organization Society
Bismarckave
Garden Baptist Church
Bright St
Nleg
Woman in EMS Disappears From Palace Hotel
Dr. Harry Pattee reports the disappearance of his wife Mrs. Helen Adela Pattee from the Palace hotel Chicago under mysterious circumstances. She left Saturday afternoon to secure theater tickets with $50 in cash and diamonds valued at $600, and there was no quarrel or sign she would not return. The missing woman wore his diamonds and had tickets left uncalled for.
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Indianapolis Sun
Chicago
Harry Pattee
Helen Adela Pattee
Palace Hotel
Train Collision Injures Seven Near Port Colborne
Grand Trunk express collided with a stock train at Port Colborne Ontario injuring conductor Buchanan and six passengers, none seriously hurt. The date is February 11 according to the dispatch.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Grand Trunk
Port Colborne
Ont
Buchanan
Bargains From Sun Advertisers On Shoes To Towels
The Sun lists money saving offers including Mill shoe end sale with $3 and $4 values at 1.95 boys and girls school shoes 98 cents to 1.19 and ladies garters 69 cents. Also towels pillow cases aprons enamel ware perfumes and clothing items at deep discounts.
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Sun
Funeral planned for Francis Roots Connersville banker
Francis T. Roots a Connersville banker and businessman shot himself at home after a nervous breakdown. The funeral will be held Wednesday at his residence with business leaders and city officials serving as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. Roots was widely known across Indiana and neighboring states and attendance was expected to be large.
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Connersville
Ind
W. Hawkins
Ee. W. Ansted
J. M. Heron
D. F. Thiebaud
PRP
TH. Kensler
L. F. Tigley
Roots
Indiana
Metcalf Defends Navy Officers as Real Sailors
Secretary Metcalf told the Senate that Navy officers are not pampered society pets but real sailors. He replied to charges that social influence governs promotions and that soft berths ashore go to tea hour favorites. He noted fewer officers ashore than ten years ago, inviting further criticism from Hale and Tillman.
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Washington
United States Navy
Metcalf
Senate
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Hale-Tillman
Bible class board forms permanent group in Indianapolis
The Bible class board of directors of the Church of Christ in Indianapolis met at the Third Christian church Monday evening and effected a permanent organization to work among boys and minister to Christian churches.
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Bible Class
Church of Christ,’ of
Indianapolis
Third Christian Church
Four Injured in Explosion Aboard Warship
A wartime vessel in dry dock reported an explosion injuring four crew members. Officials said the incident is being investigated and conditions of the wounded are not yet released. The ship remained in port as signaling and safety checks continued.
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E. W. Baker
D. Lawis
E. FE. Scott
Fe. Thompson
St. Louis
Saulisoto
Magdalena Bay
Mare Island
Bay
Navy Hospital
Navy Department
Washington
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John N. Navin
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A. Leroy Porttens
Democratic County Central Committee
Henry Friedman
John Ruckelshaus
Star and News
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Ment
Francis Roots
North Salem
Fred Smith
Franklin, Ind
Sun Publishing Co
G. B. Vanvleet
Greenwood, Ind
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