Cromer Declared Out Of Congressional Race In District
In Randolph County judge Macy and district chairman Terhune clash over Cromer failing to pay share of primary expenses. Terhune affirms district committee’s control. Cromer appeals to state committee, which cannot intervene. Only Horace Stilwell remains candidate. Cromer exits at term end amid disputes and machine politics accusations.
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Macy
Rendolph County
Susnderson
Ind
Geo.w. Cromer
Eignto
Congress
Jonn TI
Horace Stilwell
Cromer
State Committee
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Ferhuje Hug
Istrer
J.W. Macy
Winchester
George W. Cromer
Horace C. Stillwell
Mrr. Terhune
Stlwell
Tere
Republican Press
Newasnapers
Wistriet
Stilwell
Bert
Manoh County
Yaura
Bie
Weeter
Bilman
Prominent Republican Pleas For Harmony And Law
A letter from Mr. Goodrich and four allies urges restraint from political clashes, defends loyalty to Republican goals, and calls for lawful action if election violations by Mr. Stilwell are proven. The author appeals to judge and rural Republicans to maintain party unity while ensuring enforcement of the law and fair conduct in state politics.
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Goodrich
Toyyal
Dietriot
Volumnes
Chazee
Stilwell
Guy
Hhs
Watson Nominated At Sixth District Republican Convention
Delegates gathered Thursday afternoon at Gant’s Opera House Greenfield to nominate James EB Watson of Rushville for Congress also naming many state office candidates. Resolutions praised President Roosevelt and Governor Hanly. Notables present included Oscar Hadley Jacob Joel Ed V Fitzpatrick Cassius Hadley James G Black and J H Tomlin among others.
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Specter
Suny Greenyvnelp
Ind
James EB. Watson
Rushvile
Gant
Jopera Boise
Decatur
Fayette
Frenktte
Menry
Rush
Shelby
Union
Wayne
Hangock
Waisen
Roosevelt
Hans Jy
Oscar Hadley
Plainfeld
Jacob Joel
Crawfordsville
Ed V. Fitzpatrick
Portland
Supreme Court
Cassius ©. Hadley
Indiananadly
James G. Black
Indianapolis
J. H. Tomlin
Shelbyville
Fifty Jews were slain in riot and synagogues burned
Chicago dispatch reports a violent outbreak with fifty Jews killed and 2215 injured. Observers note widespread looting and arson as two synagogues were burned. The chaotic scene spread across western districts with heavy stock market bells still ringing amid the terror.
Live Stock Prices and Market Notes Indianapolis
Hog market favored salesmen with steady to strong prices and brisk trading. top quotes around 46.39, most sales 46.16 to 46.60. Cattle dull and slow with excess run, prices down a fraction. sheep and lambs steady, good butcher stock demand. Various grades of steers, cows, calves, heifers, bulls listed with typical ranges.
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Ube
Oman
Bologna
Hand of Steele tests majority in Huntington delegates
Special to The Sun reports Huntington politics in February as factions vie for control of the Eleventh district. Maj. Steele and Rep. Frederick Landis face anti Landis sentiment. Grant County’s 48 delegates loom large, with Good faction seeking 15 to 17 Steele favors.
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Buntinglands
Eimare
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Precineta
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Frederick Landis
Courtty
Landis
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Good People
Against the printers and shock in Chicago and Missouri
A condensed, era tone roundup notes cattle receipts in St Louis and Springfield, with beef steers and native cattle prices. It also mentions a Chicago printers strike justice, a fatal drugstore shooting between brothers in Chicago, a dynamite accident killing two in Muirnay, and live stock prices in Cincinnati and Chicago markets plus assorted farm and poultry items.
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T. Louis
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
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Koe Springfield
Chicago Typographica
Orton
Lamb
Chicago
Lassaninae
Kaminsky Trial Verdict In Superior Court
In a Wednesday session in superior court Louis Kaminsky was found liable to Richard Ryse for 188.62 after a dispute over a 200 debt Kaminsky claimed Ryse owed, with Nyse counterclaiming 685. The jury ruled Nyse’s favor but granted a reduced amount, ending the case.
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Louis Kamitens
Richard Ryse
Nyse
Ang
Renomination bid ends with grim discovery in Ohio
In Toledo or nearby Ohio, Gen. C. H. Gronvenor a 73 year old Prohibition leader, was found hanged in a carriage shed after decades in Congress. His renomination efforts near failure spark concern over financial matters and political future.
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Scrippe-McRae Press
Washington
SeringaetteRae Press
Ohio
Toreville
C. H. Gronvenor
Congress
City Record for a Day 5 Wills and Births
List of wills and births with multiple names including Flora Ogden Samuel Peak and Flora Roberson. James Scott Sarah Woolan. Roy Casey Ellen Portman. births noted with numerous family names and addresses such as Germania 397 and Indianapolis 334. various children listed by name and gender.
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Flora
Rosa Ogden
Samuel T. Peak
Flora Roberson
Charles C. Applegate
Agnes M. Kink
James C. Scott
Sarah E. Woolan
Frank Alsop
Katherine Sylmruber
Dawn
Dennumann
Dena A. Osderlitz
Morten
Wood
Lora Winkel
Ira
Hastings
Myrtle L. Lawson
Melvin E. Gravas
Hoxie R. Rafferty
Roy Casey
Ellen V. Portman
Wiliam
Woman Defies the Police Deaths and Confusion Reported
A chaotic Homefront scene in Jacksonville and New York details numerous deaths from tuberculosis nephritis and heart disease, plus a dramatic dispute over water delivery to a legal case. The report cites names like Mary Adams Viola McElroy Fannie Bush and Lena Doyle, with scattered bits about an attorney, police intervention, and a dramatic board of building permits and a man named John Taylor who died by his own hand in Colorado.
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Deel
Pratt
Mary Adams
Renility
Etty
J. Feb
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Tanden
United States
Michael Emden
Tiver
Ty Mies Bellé Bishop
Sna Iyland
Alles Biskersour
Stegtalena
Bhont
Owen Readington
Ralph D. McCarty
Gonn Smith
Conrad
Fire escape saved Bedford family by phone bell
Special to The Sun Bedford Indiana February 22 Charles and his family living on a farm miles from Bedford escaped a fire that destroyed their home and contents early this morning after a neighbor alerted the Central telephone exchange and kept the line open. The house burned completely and was likely ignited by a syrup furnace. The family owned no insurance and faced losses around 7000 dollars.
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Bedford
Ind
Charles
Central Telephone Exchange
Stow
Shelbyville Theater Tickets and Passenger Seating
Shelbyville residents can secure seats for Indiapagutis theatrical performances at Shelbyville with deposits of 40 foroffs of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction company. Seats are reserved to suit patrons, with deposits and requests in time promising satisfactory service along the line. The traction company will extend the same service to all towns on the route, offering a mix of humor and theater in the capital city style.
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Shelbyville
Indiapagutis
Indianapolis & Cincinnti Traction Company
Indianapolla
Traction Company
Rate Bill Amendments Deliberated by Senate Committee
Washington Feb 12 Senate committees held without action on pending amendments to the railroad tariff bill. An informata Commerce report noted no vote today but the committee plans to vote on the amendments tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Infermata
Tomor
Fremont Alford Appeals to Marion Voters for Retention
Fremont Alford defends his record as Marion County criminal court judge in a public statement criticizing opponents, advocating venue fairness, efficient legal costs, and equal treatment for defendants regardless of race or class. He urges voters to evaluate experience and prior rulings, promising continued faithful service if retained.
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Indianapolis
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U. S. Appeal Sought to Ease European Rivalries
Berlin February 2 The opinion holds mediation by Henry White American representative could lead to an agreement. A general mood favors appealing to the United States to smooth over dangerous rivalries that keep European nations apart.
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U. S. Scrippac McHae Yrean Association
Berlin
Two Men Sentenced In Cincinnati Robbery Case
In Cincinnati on February fifteenth of the year, Ferman Finkant received fifteen years in the penitentiary for his part in a robbery of three saloons. Arthur Bohmer was also involved and remanded to the state reformatory for his younger age. The two men were indicted for robbing the proprietors of three saloons along with several patrons.
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Ferman Finkant
Arthur Bohmer
Strike at Evansville rocks Sunnyside mine action
In Terre Haute Indiana state president Wellington O Conndr of the United Mine Workers called out 125 men from Sunnyside mine at Evanaville yesterday after a nonunion miner was put to work. The action targets labor tensions and union enforcement at the site.
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Terre Hauth
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Wellington O'Conndr
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Yes
Yentay
Celebrate Father George Birthday Observances Across Washington
Washington and government districts mark Father George's birthday with parades and feasts except Congress, as President Washington's Farewell address is read in the Senate. Thousands attend celebrations in Alexandria and Virginia areas. Vice President Fairbanks hosts. Roosevelt letters and horse-back ride noted. Chicago memorials suspend business for Washington anniversary with Taft speaking at the Auditorium Theatre.
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Witeh
Elt Jien
Virginia
Aurolandt
Coe Tomita
Fairburky
Whitehansp
Roosevelt
Ufphean
Vigo County bank suit heats over personal debt settlement
City news reports Charles Andrews receiver of Vigo County National Bank pursuing settlement of a personal debt from Guntay A. Conzman cashier. Judge Andere weighs the case as the State fair and exhibits debate unfolds with agriculture board involvement. Local events cover theater, hazing incidents, marriages, court actions, and community notices.
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Vigo County National Bank
National State
Ty Guntay A. Conzman
Vigo County
Dart
Satfeout
Cape
Andere
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