Storms Fight to Stay On as Indiana Politics Cries Shake State
The piece details pressure on Secretary of State Storms amid a Republican struggle in Indiana. Politicians, bankers, and county officials push for his resignation to appease party interests while Storms resists, calling a resignation an admission of guilt, with governors and party factions backing him. The partisan storm unfolds as calls for reform and a broader cleanup roil state politics.
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Indiana
Menan
Ae Ta
Yanewar
Bag
Bendamen
Playground Rules At City School District Shape Next Year
The city school board discussed a new rule to save about seven dollars per pupil next year. Night schools may charge five dollars per course for students who extend beyond the standard four years. About ten pupils would be affected. A petition from Haughville seeking a new school building was urged to advisory. The board planned to buy a site on E Tenth for future use as a school. The night school director reported enrollment of 605, with library use rising to 115,095 bowls and January circulation up 6,030 books. A donation of St Mark's Cathedral by Mary Nicholson was acknowledged. Plans to convert the new playground at School No. 6 into a public summer playground were discussed. Appointment and resignation notices were announced for several teachers across multiple schools.
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Indianapolis
Tulle
Ureasmialeine
Wen
Das Nursery
Murdwre Dealers’ Association
F. A. Binnehard
Yam
Imag
Jane
Losi
Haughville
Wictarian
St. Mark's Cathedral
Dogars Iron
Mary ¥. Nicholson
George Merritt
Agron
C. N. Kepdall
A. H. Retkitek
Shortridge High Vchool
H.W. Siler
George EB
McCool
Emily Helming
Mary A1. Smith
James Crawford
Whcobur Graham
Notable Westward Tunnel Set To Redefine Rail History
The Westward railroad claims a new tunnel project that would rank among the era’s greatest engineering feats. The tunnel, 12085 feet long, will traverse the Gusinte range via Flower Pass, marking a milestone in western railway construction.
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Scripps-MePete Press Association
San Francisco
M Wacttic Railrad
Flower Pass
Neva
GATES 15 CHOSEN Special to The Sun
Edward E. Onies was elected president of the Lincoln league of Indiana at its annual meeting in Big City. Bert Winters was secretary and George Krehtenstein treasurer. Delegates endorsed President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks for 1908, and Indiana congressmen, with Gov. Hanly’s administration, received support. committee on relations named.
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Marion
Ind
Edward E. Onies
Marion Club
Indigrapolis
Lincoln League
Indiana
Bhig City
Bert Winters
Lobithon
George Krehtengrein
Roosevelt
Faire Tanas Cor
Gay Hanly
Cngress
Congress
Dgthr
Glad Son
Charates W Fairbanks
Ms Ehumeter
Guy Srningit
Hanly
Trai K
Charles Remy
Apebs
Gash Dawes
Evansville
E. E. Hastings
Washington
Dusern Poutc
New Albany
Marens HY Suter
Madison
George Kreltenstein
Terre Haute
J. F. Taggart
Richmond
G. M. Kimbrough
Muncie
Dr.Tuckerer
Noblesville
R. Harry Miler
Huimount
W. ©. Geale
Fort Wayne
Fairbanks
Opera House
Watson Wall
Gov
aYilier
Mayer Bookwalter
In- Marupolis
Wien
League Tlasen
Will Double Force Wood Iron Works Sold to New Company
Elwood Indiana February 14. The Wood Iron Works has been sold to a new company with Hon John T Terbune of Anderson as president John J Maroney of Chicago as vice president Towac E May of Anderson as secretary and W N Durbin of Anderson as treasurer M J Fogarty will continue as manager. Offices will move to the city. A testing laboratory will be constructed and buildings doubled to handle all orders. The workforce will be doubled.
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Elwood
Ind
Wood Iron Works
John T. Terbune
Anderson
John J. Maroney
Chicago
Towac E. May
W. N. Durbin
M. J. Fogarty
Hit City
Fire destroys Surface and Feed Store at Greenwood
A blaze yesterday leveled the Surface and Feed Store owned by Mary Mysre and David Derrote in Greenwood Indiana. The fire threatened adjacent buildings but was checked by water from the new waterworks. no further injuries reported.
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Greenwood
Ind
Surface
William Surface
Mia
Mary Mysre
David Derrote
Hoosier Club of New Mexico preps Las Vegas feria
A Hoosier club organizing in Las Vegas plans a permanent association with a constitution and by laws. Former Indiana residents join, led by Mayor Olney of Warsaw and editor James G. McNary. A roster lists many members from Warsaw to Bloomington and Crawfordsville, showing broad Indiana ties in New Mexico community event plans.
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Lab Vegar
Noom
Robert Gortner
Sanve Fe
J Aber
Tudttmeart
Hart of Taton
Mind
Bor
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Mooser With
Azul
H. Vo Lang
Warsaw
Root. Long
J C. Sehlott
Mextens
Crasher
Indianapolis
Ww. Wanker
Hash County
J.C. Northcraft Redford
J. Quinn
Weatilie
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Long
South Bend
Ralph Fons
Warmaw
Ludwig A. Doelte Laporte
Ida M. Lewis
Bluffton
Charles Lewis
Clintons Riuttos
Freddie Lewis
Bluman
Thea
Ucia Setaon
Danni Jensé M. Burford Witeland
Ligate W. Burford
Waveland
James Guy
B. Rogoberry Blomington
James G. McNary
Bioot Wetens
D. J. Herron
Cicero
Bre
Dosterron
M. Pe Couse
Misa Nora Denton
Bloomington
W. F. White
Ontarrio
F. J. Gebring
Crawfordeville
Gebring
Crawfordaville
KM. Chapman
Howth Bend
Leasey
Melvin Bernhard
Bauth Hem
New Cleveland Depot Archway Entrance Described
The Cleveland depot project outlines a grand entrance for the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern lines. The plan includes arches leading to a main waiting room with dining and baggage areas, and adjacent freight sheds along the lakefront.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Mig
Laky Slew Park
Lake Front
Vessel May Be Lost Near Alaska Coast
The United States steamship Dora, Captain Moore, on the Valdez to Uralosta route, is reported lost or in grave trouble. The Northwestern Commercial Company confirms serious concern as the last message placed Dora leaving Valdez on December 2 and no word since Kodiak. The vessel carried 37 crew and 12 or 13 passengers.
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Scrippa-McNur
Seattle
United States
Mpt
Dora
Moore
Valdez
Uralosta
Alaska
Nuthwestern Commercial Company
Valdez Nay
Kodiak
Dev
Brady Put To The Test Neater On The Ann
In St Louis on February 14 doctors began a menial and physical examination of John L Brady a man accused of stabbing 16 women and girls. He inflicted superficial wounds with an open knife as they walked on a down tone hillside. The inquiry remains a private matter.
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ST. Louis
Togs
John L. Brady
Death of H G Toler owner of Toler stock farm
H G Toler known nationwide as Toler stock farm owner died today. He bred John Gentry the second fastest stallion Theodore Shelton the best 1 year old and Sallie Valet a famous mare. Subsidy for Clover Leaf railroad approved at Frankfort Kentucky with 627 vote majority for 55 275 to ensure permanent location of the shop here.
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H. G. Toler
Rne Press Association
Wighita
H. G
Toler
United States
John Gentry
Theodore Shelton
Sallie Valet
Prankfort
Fan
Frankfort
Catarrh Described as Debilitating and Blood Condition Driven
The article explains catarrh as a debilitating discharge from mucous membranes caused by inflammation due to an impure blood condition described as scrofulous. It emphasizes persistent attention to the ailment and its bodily impact.
Judge Records Growth of Boy in Courtroom Measurements
Judge J M Leathers tracked Michael Quinn’s height from five feet three inches on July 5 187? to a much taller figure later, marking each check in the courtroom near the private room. The notes show steady growth as the youth advanced toward adulthood under court supervision.
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J. M. Leathers
Superor Court
Michael Quinn
Mudge Leathers
Ghinn
Michael Rest
Lentehar
Ima
Jodee
Death of Mrs. Tutewiler at St Vincent's Hospital
Mrs. Tutewiler, born in Indianapolis in 184, longtime Roberts Park church member, died Wednesday at St. Vincent's after three weeks there. Her operation weeks ago had initially shown promise. she declined and worsened recently. Survived by husband Charles Wy Tutewiler and four children Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. Brett Evans, Charney, and Harvey Tutewiler. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Charles W. Tutewiler
St. Vincent's Hospital
Famly
Tutwilee
Laianapolis
Roberts Park Church
Saer
Per
Anres
Tutewiler
Charles Wy
Tutemiler
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Roaed of Safety. She Resided At 1000 Park-ave
Arthur Brown
Brett Evans An Charney
Harvey Jutemiler
Hoter
Rauke's Callers Barred From Visiting Convicted Man
After Auguatua Rakke was convicted and faces two to five years in the penitentiary, friends and supporters visited him in the county jail, causing harassment. Special Judge W. W. Thornton ordered that only family and attorneys may visit. Rakke’s lawyers delayed a motion for a new trial to consult John S Duncan, who is out of town.
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Iin
Hahke
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Dyspepsia and a Miracle Tablet Elixir
An article features Dr White touting a dyspepsia tablet that digests food, claims to cure gas and indigestion, and improves mood and energy. It promotes a product by Stewart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, citing rapid stomach relief and a railroad car test as proof, with sensational anecdotal dialogue.
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Calls for swift probe into Indiana life insurance frauds
The piece argues that many Indiana life insurance and savings companies, backed by Baldwin and loan associations, offered tiny scheduled payments but collapsed, harming depositors. It claims agents misled policyholders, that some firms exploited favorable interpretations of laws, and that policyholders face exorbitant rates or loss of protections. Gov. Hanly is urged to investigate promptly to restore trust and protect thousands of policyholders.
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Letters by Trolley Interurban Mail Contracts Favored
J M Masten assistant superintendent of railway mail service discusses interurban lines seeking contracts to carry mails in Indiana. Some towns want hourly mail from lines while experiments on main lines show limited volume. Officials doubt interurbans will win broad mail control. most expect continuation of regular rail service.
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Railway Mail Service
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Iter
Indianapolis
Daterurban
Ace
Franklin
Shelbyville
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Indianapolia
Meeting of bankers to discuss Indiana exchange business
Secretary McClure of the Commercial Club issued notices Monday for a Thursday night meeting of bankers at the clubrooms. The aim is to reach an agreement so Indiana banks can handle exchange business currently going to Chicago. A luncheon will be served after the meeting.
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Commersial Club
Indianapolia
Chicago
Tndiana
Indlankpolls
Bankera
You Can Save Our Fare by Inking Belles Ad Offer
Advertisement fragment urges readers to save on fares by inking Belles on page three of the pay section with a note about tomorrow and a per cent discount on purchases. The text is garbled but implies a sale or promotional deal with reduced rates and a call to read further.
Public dance halls blamed for divorces and unrest in Marion County
The article links public dance halls to multiple divorces in Marion County, noting that many separations arise from temptations and strained marriages after frequenting halls. It cites court records showing hundreds of divorce cases tied to dancing, with husbands and wives alike affected by late-night revelry.
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Furdliar
Marion County
St Ly
Train wreck leaves crew member dead after nap at rear
Special to The Sum RUCTRUS reports John HI was posted to guard the caboose on the Columbus Sandusky and Hocking line when he fell asleep. A following train collided with the caboose causing a wreck that instantly killed him. Three cars and an engine were ditched.
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John HI
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking
Strep
Cahoons
Caboose
Sinas
Missing Wife Sought by Husband in Indianapolis
Edward Marschina of Orgood Indy searches for his young wife Addie who vanished from their home Monday. She was despondent over her mother's death and the circumstances suggest distress or possible danger in a cold February setting.
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Edward Marschina
Orgood
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Cineelhat
Addie
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