Rahke retrial bid muddled by jury verdict doubts and appeal
Delicate position by Special Judge Thornton looms as Rahke seeks a new trial over alleged trial irregularities. Defense argues unreliable jury instructions and witness veracity, while prosecutors defend the verdict in a case drawing public scrutiny and potential supreme court appeal.
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Thornton
Ake
W. W. Thornton Grant
Augustus E. Rehke
Naver
McUr
Rahke
Hig Attorheya
Hable
Michael Ryan
John Tuskelshaug
John S. Duncan
Habery
Cass
Supreme Court
Charles Benedict
J. 8
Duncan
Biderman
Terre Haute
Guthrie Succeeds Jenkingan in Pittsburg Mayoral Race
Special to the Law from Pittsburgh on February 21 reports George M. Guthrie a Democrat defeated Alex M. Jenkingan Republican and Frick candidate for mayor amid historic disorder. Guthrie won by about 15,000 votes while Allegheny's mayoral race favored Republican Charles F. Kirchgner over George B. Logan by roughly 3,000. Police prevented major violence as tensions peaked and arrests occurred.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
George M. Guthre
Alex M. Jenkingan
Frick
Guthrie
Allegheny
Charles FP. Kirgehner
George B. Logan
Philadelphia election splits as party factions clash
Special to the sun Philadelphia February twenty first voters split party lines as City party and Lincoln party factions clash alongside old Republican and Democratic groups. In Second ward Harry C Ransley allied with select council defeated P J Teevitt by a small margin on Republican and Democratic tickets.
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the Sun
Philadelphia
City Party
Lincoln Party
Harry C. Ransley
Comnel
Weaver
P. J. Teevitt
Land Lincoln Party
Railroads Expand Double Tracks Signal Growth Across Regions
Railroads push new double tracks to spur growth from Indianapolis to St Louis and Lafayette, linking major lines. New York Central proceeds with multi track plans on the Lake Shore Buffalo to Chicago route, while the Santa Fe nears completion on the Kansas City to Chicago segment. The industry embraces expanding facilities as a sign of national economic progress.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
New York Central
Wit
Lafayette
Lake Ems
Big Four
Buffalo
Chicago
Lake Shore
New York
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Levy to Play for Friends Benefit Concert
A benefit concert is set for Wednesday evening March 1 at 8 14 o clock in Caleb Mills Hall Shortridge High School Indianapolis. Violinist Elis Levy, a city youth, will perform with Mrs Lite Josephine Adam Hugh McGldeney and Mrs L Kiser plus David Levy. Levy has studied in Chicago for three years and this concert will be his farewell before he journeys to Europe to continue his studies.
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O'cléck
Caleb Mills Hall
Shortridge High School
Elis Levy
Lite Josephine Adam
Hugh McGldeney
L. Kiser
David Levy
Ellis Levy
Chicago
Indianapolis
Europe
Show of Fright as Cramer Refuses Primary Costs
MUNCIE Ind Feb 21 Men who backed Congressman G George W Cramer reacted with surprise when learning he would not pay his share of the expense for the April 2 congressional primary in the district. Cramer, famed as a fighter, defends the rule that candidates pay only their share of annual expenses, claiming the primary cost estimate is excessive. He appeals to the state committee, while supporters call it weakness and a bid to influence the race.
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Apedal
Sun
Muncie
Ind
George W. Cramer
Cramer
George
State Committee
Tne Ex
Mtelith
Cromer
Horace Stilwell
John H.terhuny
Distriat
Dstrict
Me Terhune
Repubican
Congress
Stilwell
Atte
Randolph County
Crony
Wabash Democrats Nominate County Officers
The Wabash county Democratic convention held yesterday nominated Representative Woll Webber for clerk A. C. Wolferengarer for treasurer and Samuel D. Tyner for sheriff. Henry Fintek and Gen Whiter ek were named surveyor and coroner, Clifford Simpson and Frank Ireland with James Spencer elected commissioners. Indorsed for treasurer of state was Jo an Isentatcer.
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Wabash
Joan Isentatcer
Souers Sentenced In Involuntary Manslaughter Case
Huntington Ind February jury convicted Thomas Souers of involuntary manslaughter in the killing of his brother in law BF Thomas at Tray City on November 14. By mutual agreement he received a sentence from two to 29 years at Michigan City. He is 35 years old.
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Souers
the Sun
Huntington
Ind
Thomas Souers
Thomas
Tray City
Asier
Michigan City
Mooresville Bonds Lead Bid Results in Indiana Sale
The Public Service Company of Mooresville bonds at 6 percent for 1816 year average and 24.00 price, and for 25.68 at 8 percent, were the top bids by A Kean & Co of Chicago. Madison township 4 percent refunding bonds of 5 000 sold for 6155 to Breed & Harrlaot of Cincinnati.
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Opeedahwa
Mooreaville
Ind
Public Service
Mooresville
A. Kean & Co
Chicago
Madison Township
Breed & Harrlaot
Cincinnati
Ea Tires
County nominee without hands in Wabash county election
Wabash Ind Feb 1 The county convention named Joseph Cowgill of North Manchester for assessor. Lacking arms, he writes with stubs below the elbows and records rapidly and legibly. He served in the war after losing his arms in a cannon discharge at a Republican rally 25 years ago.
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Joseph Cowgill
Ind
Wabasi
Warren G. Sayre
Joseph Cowell
North Manchester
Cowrill
Sims to accept appointment amid Indiana secretary of state doubt
Friends of Fred Sims argue a temporary appointment could let him serve four more years as secretary of state, despite a six year limit. Attorneys contend statutes allow a presiding appointee to extend terms, with Sims slated to replace Bloom April and potentially seek both a spring nomination and a two year reelection.
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Fred
Witch
Daniel Ko Storms Plaice
Indiana
Sime
Assuranes
Mine Workers Leader Seeks Peace Meeting in Pittsburg
Secretary Wilson of the Mine Workers travels to Pittsburg Tuesday to urge President Mitchell toward a compromise on disputes. The effort involves Jed Mitenell and officials Lewis and Wilson as they plan talks with district leaders about a possible convention and actions pending. Wilson hints at dates and pressure for a convention before any formal call is made.
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Wilson
Mitchell
Pillsburg
Rick Dolan
Rabe Bins
Pittsburg
Wilsed
Officers elected by The Sadhana Association of state Underwriters
The Sadhana Association of state Underwriters elects officers: J W Bing president, Killen secretary, G F Folsom treasurer reelected. Executive committee includes J J Price, B A Riche, C A McCautey and the actors mentioned.
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Sadhana Association
Tate
J. W. Bing
Killen
G. F. Folsom
J. J. Price
B.A. Riche
C. A. McCautey
Expert Shes Shortage Special to The Swine Fort Wayne
A garbled wartime style dispatch from Fort Wayne details a shortage expert and a waterworks official under a Republican regime. The piece claims a short supply campaign of 9805 units but contains many garbled names and dates, casting doubt on the precise figures and actors involved.
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Fort Wayne
Josenad Mirmer
Lh Vrars
Thy Waterworks Destrument
Guing
Jource
Berg Wiel Bimer
Revival at Lebanon Promises Great City Meeting
In Lebanon on February 21 the great revival is to occur in the city as the Methodist denomination conducts services. Demetrius Theothean and others organize with youth and deacons leading the gathering.
Michigan City Officials Face Accusations of Irregularities
Michigan City city comptroller accuses the treasurer of irregularities. The council refuses to consider the matter. The comptroller threatens to file proceedings, and citizens are aroused.
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Michigan City
Speeinl
Sas
Ind
Tere
Dyspepsia and Stomach Strengthening Advice
A health note advises that dyspepsia cannot be cured by other methods and emphasizes strengthening and toning the stomach to improve its function, warning that repeated improper use has weakened it.
Cleveland Minister Sues Wife in Sensational Divorce
The divorce case of Rev. Al M Ingraham against Margaret T Ingraham features sensational charges. Ingraham accuses his wife of intimate relations with WB Ware and desertion. she denies unwife conduct, citing a diseased mind and jealousy. She testifies to abuse starting after 1897 and recounts alleged incidents with knives and razors, while Ware’s presence is disputed.
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Smecal
Cleveland
AL M Ingraham
Margaret T. Ingraham
Ingraham
Lakeview Congregational Church
Witty
WB Ware
Neighbarhand Rostip
Anulty
Leraham
Investigation on Railroads Prompts Historic Inquiry
Washington begins a sweeping inquiry into railroad practices. The committee contemplates whether common carriers have violated duties and whether evidence supports legal action. The investigation aims to reveal widespread issues in railroading history.
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Washington
Connie Dines
Kelly's Temper 18 Costscharged in Saloon Case
Malacai Kelly a saloon keeper at West finl Washington-sts was arrested on Sundays for selling humor and assault and battery on Greet Simvingen. He pleaded not guilty to the charges but paid 325 gud cops for spline fyunr oy Sunday and related costs.
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Malacai Kelly
West Finl
Washington-sts
Sehringen
Greet Simvingen
Ant
Dashes Nye
Red
Anti Brick Men Active in Thirteenth District Race
Local politicians discuss possible candidacies in the Thirteenth district with Brick attracting broad support for renomination. Rumors point to potential contenders such as Arteleia Jittle and Ananias Baker, while party chairmen consider who could lead the Republican state convention.
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eTheay
Abe Arteleia
Hie
Dol F. Mannan
Monrman
Congresstinjal
Brick
Jones
T Ananias Baker
Woodester
Ling
Porc Apna
Baker
Rochester
Walt
Frederick Landis
Bailey Accused in Paternity Case Near New Augusta
The affidavit filed by farmer Fred Hailey near New Augusta accuses Bailey of paternity. The case is set for trial March 1 before Justice of the Peace Bloute.
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Fred Hailey
New Augusta
Bailey
Justice of the Peace
Gambling with death diet frightens readers in advert
A lurid health warning extols dangers of overeating and induces readers to seek relief with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The piece frames overindulgence as deadly, urges abstinence, and touts the tablets as the cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. It targets general readers with a sensational tone and a persuasive sales pitch.
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Sania
Lee
Stade Ciba
Wwe
Stuart
Btuart
Notic
Fire at Grocery Allegedly Arson Attempted at Holdens
Jamis McGinty, owner of the holding on McCarty Street, reports a Wednesday fire at Christin Lah baby aL Seungreate grocery. Police investigate arson charges as flames spread under counters and through butter plates of wood. Wife of the victim alerted responders. no injuries reported.
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McCarty
Jamis McGinty
Te Holding
Thames
Marion Clodfelter Named Potential Nominee for Congress
Crawfordaville resident Marion Clodfelter is mentioned as a possible candidate for the congressional nomination in the Ninth District. The piece notes Congressman Charles B. Lane’s secure standing and discusses party momentum and the upcoming convention with Clodfelter as a bold, though uncertain, contender.
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Marion Clodfelter
Crawfordaville
Charles B. Lanedjs
Cintfelter
Bryum
Trampled by Horse Injures Local Man Waiting for Cat
A man identified as Sims 14 was struck by a horse while waiting for a cat near Oriental and Washington streets on Wednesday. He suffered a severe head wound from a hoof blow and was treated by Dr Haui and taken to his home at 1322 Southeastern Avenue.
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Filyard Sims
Oriental
Washington-sts
Haui
Sims
Southeastern Ave
Purdue Professors to Address Farmers on Corn Inspection
Prof. U Anreur of Purdue assisted by Prof. C F Hunziker and Prof. H N Slater of the dairy department will address the farmers congress at Lawrence all day Saturday Feb 4. Prof Christy has requested each farmer to bring ten ears of corn for seed corn inspection.
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U. A. Anreur
Purdue
C. F. Hunziker
H. N. Slater
Dairy Department
Lawrence
Christy Haw
Annual Dress Ball at German House Elevates Local Society
Three hundred couples attended the annual dress ball hosted by the 2.0 K. of P. chapter at the German House on Tuesday night. Lieut. AL Thaw and Mrs. J. R. Forbes led the grand march as the affair proved a notable success.
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AL Thaw
J. R. Forbes
Bird seller fined for selling birds in Corydon
William Radelit faced a 4 fine and costs totaling 48.70 for selling quail in Corydon Monday. He allegedly sold birds at Lew Albany and was arrested by Deputy Game Warden Newhouse. Also present are unrelated ads and an old nurse teething remedy note.
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Willam Radelit
Corydon
Radel
Lew Albany
Newhouse
New York Beauty Tests Face Bleach Claim
At 32 West 5th Street New York City two young women modeled before and after shots showing one half of their faces freckle and pimple free while the other half remained marred This display by Anna Ruppert a leading complexion specialist aims to prove her Face Bleach method Magama Ruppert offers free shipping of her book How To Be Beautiful to applicants who write for it.
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BR Ware
Hue
Wide Park
Ware
Ineritway
Petterson
Pineraham
New York
Bradame
Anna Ruppert
West Sth Street
New York City
Pii Ples
Madame Ruppert
Magama Ruppert
Mall
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