Deputies Named for Center Township Assessor Work
James E. Berry, Center township assessor in Marion county, named 153 deputy assessors to begin March 1 for a 65 day task, paying $2 per day. Over 600 applicants sought deputy posts. a separate list for township deputies was announced by County Assessor Womack.
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James E. Berry
Center Township
Marion County
Berry
Centon
Womack
Michael Robinius
English Avenue
Fred Holtz
S. East Street
George Bernhehr
Jerry McCarthy
Harrison Street
Chas. G. Pennicke
Lexington Avenue
Erin Duffy
N. West Street
Wm. E. Claver
N. Capitol’ Avenue
Edward H. Shaw
E. Michigan
Robert F. Emmett
W. North.street
Fred Lehr
Ohio Street
Walter A. Alexander
Vermont Street
George F. Hailman
N. Bradley Street
al Mueller
E. Washington Street
Wm. Buckshot
New York Street
Emil Schrieber
Michigan Street
Albert Harston
Keystone Avenue
John H. Rikhoff
N. Tecumseh Street
J. F. Payne A
Middle Drive
Woodruff
Michael O'Connel
Stillwell Street
Frank White
E. Pratt Street
Wm. Hifert
Tenth Street
Daniel Dempsey
Marlowe Avenue
William Curry
Kaiser Wilhelm I Rescued After Blizzard Tragedy
In Denver on Feb 24 a blizzard leaves three men dead by freezing and another dying. J T Kirkpatrick was found a mile west of Orchard after getting separated while rabbit hunting. Foreman Christian Yantiss died after being struck by a train near Loveland. A herder Africques and 2600 sheep perished near Hugo. Thomas Kenny is near death. Several others missing across the plains.
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Denver
Colorado
J. T. Kirkpatrick
Fort Morgan
Africques
Hugo
Thomas Kenny
Two Deal in Boston Mystery Claims Woman Life
A Boston woman named McDougal was shot and killed in an apartment at 17 Cherry Street South End. A male occupant, said to be the shooter, consumed carbolic acid and died after being rushed to City Hospital. an elderly woman in the house was taken into custody as a witness. The crime occurred in a rear first floor room.
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Boston
McDougal
Cherry Street
South End
Socialist convention to convene in Pierson hall
The state convention of the Socialist party of Indiana opens Saturday afternoon in Pierson hall with 168 delegates. Marion county sends 16 delegates. The gathering marks the party’s largest Indiana meeting yet and may seek to move headquarters to Indianapolis from Anderson. Mrs May D Strickland seeks re election as secretary after a satisfactory term.
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Socialist Party of Indiana
Pierson Hall
Marion County
Adiand Polis
Anderson
May D. Strickland
Boy Leader of Blind Men Charged as Thief
Walter Cotner a 16 year old who guided blind men was arrested on suspicion of stealing from his last charge James Boyles of Hope Indiana Cotner had led blind men since childhood and then took Boyles watch promising to return it after giving it to a stranger Boyles reported the theft to Patrolman Cronin Cotner said he has no home since his mother died three years ago
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Walter Cotner
Cotner
James Boyles
Hope
Ind
Boyles
Smith’s Hotel
Conner
Cronin
Bread breaks up happiness in home leads to police court
Mrs. Churchill faced police court on a charge of drawing a revolver on her husband Fred Churchill at their home on 1717 E New York Street. A six year old daughter from a previous marriage witnessed the proceedings as the mother was discharged by Police Judge Whalton.
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New York
Gedney
Lloyd
Coppers
Line
Kaiser
Mui Bank
Sandy Hook
Cap. Coppers
Gedney Channel
United States
Servia
Bulgaria
Horace G. Knowles
Laurence Irving
Henry Irving
Henry W. Taft
Lloyd Office
Fred Churchil
New York Street
Churchill
First Shots by Carmack says Cooper in court
In a packed Nashville courtroom Col. Cooper testified about the killing of Edward W. Carmack. He described seeing Carmack reach for a weapon on Union Street and firing after Carmack hid behind a woman as Cooper’s son Robin intervened. The testimony signals the prosecution will probe Cooper’s past to challenge credibility.
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Nashville
Tenn
Col. Cooper
Edward W. Carmack
Union Street
Hobin
Carmack
Robin
Fitzhugh
Stolen items found in vacant house on Maryland Street
Captain Walter Ripley of Engine Company No. 1 found discarded clothing in a vacant house at 951 West Maryland Street on Wednesday morning. A woman’s gold watch and chain and a man’s gold watch chain were hidden in a vest pocket along with 20 cents. The items were recovered and returned.
Public Probing Bill Delayed In Senate Clash
Senator Mattingly regrets politicizing the public accounting bill and seeks more time to line up Republicans on policy. Senator Kistler demands an immediate vote and criticizes tabled house amendments. A bipartisan compromise delays the bill to 10:30 am Thursday as Democrats and Republicans negotiate.
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Senator" Mattingly
Senator Mattingly
Kistler
Senate
Merchants’ Association
House
Cox
Wage Assignment Bill Divides Senators Kling and Cox
A proposed wage assignment measure faces opposition from Senator Cox who voted against it while Senator Kling shifted to support. The bill would require a wife signatory for wage or salary assignments to loan companies and mandate written notice to the borrower. It aims to cap interest at the statutory rate and could force many money lenders out of business or curb their gains against the poor.
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Kling
Cox
Coxwes
Alymocraber
Yoan”sharke
Booth 15 Under Knife for Appendicitis Mission Leader
New York February 24 Mrs Ballington Booth head of the Volunteers of America will undergo appendicitis surgery today at a New York hospital. Dr Howard Kelly of Baltimore will operate. Charles B Booth a relative and captain in the Volunteers says the friends are confident she will recover and resume charitable work.
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New York
Ballington Booth
Volunteers of America
New York Hospital
Howard Kelly
Baltimore
Charles B. Booth
Volunteers
Unclear Text From Historical Note Incomplete Names
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions individuals including Rosevelt and Longworth with a rear admiral, plus a wife and son Kermit. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates to establish a clear news item or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xork
Rose
Kermit
Nicholas Longworth
Biccomin
Intruder Stopped at Revolver in Barn Theft
Rollin Guyer reports a confrontation at a storage barn behind a residence on Wy Fourteenth with a man named Lee Gist attempting to steal hay. Guyer claimed a revolver and notified police, leading to Gist being taken into custody. Police officers from the local station later arrived to handle the incident.
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Rollin
Guyer
Lee Gist
Bi' Axele
Gibney
Suffragettes Use Postal Stunt to Deliver Message
London February 24 suffragists attempted a bold stunt sending Mary Mc Clelland and Jane Soloman as express mail to deliver a personal note to Prime Minister Asquith. The plan failed as police refused receipt and orders were to return the packages to senders.
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London
Asquith
Mary McClelland
Jane Soloman
United Kingdom
Thrashed Boys Debate By Professor O Shea Advice
Dr M V O Shea of Wisconsin told an Illinois Mothers Club dinner at Union League Club that boys need coercion and not excessive persuasion He argued for rough discipline saying public schools lack muscle and that bad boys should be spanked to enforce command and respect.
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M. V._O’Shea
University of Wisconsin
Ilinois Congress of Mothers
Union League Club
Dr. O'Shea
Rand
Garrard Defends Bill Amid Newspaper Clash In Indiana House
In the Indiana House Representative Garrard denounces the Indianapolis News as untruthful and vicious while defending his textbook bill. The exchange follows sharp editorials and accusations. Blodgett and Heffner are referenced in past comments as the chamber reads reports on the bill.
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Bowser
Brady
Crumpacker
Halleck
Hanna
Hendricks
Montgomery
Hawkins
Higgins
Kirkman
Lambert
McCarty
Mattingly
Moore
Pearson
Pelzer
Springer
Strange
Stotsenberg
Fleming
Bland
Durre
Gonnerman
Kane
McCallum
Wood
Charles
Morse
U. 8
Sim
Fleetrig
Cooper
ST. Petersburg
Teheran Bazar
Bagh Shah
Mas
Booth
Chicago
Bill Blodgett
The
Indi
Anapolis News
Garrard
Knox County
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Legislative Chamber
Washington
Indianapolis
Gerrard
Blodgett
Garrad
Horace Heffner
John C. Néw
Indianapolis Journal
Talbott
Sweeney
Crawford
Perry
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