Battleship Ohio to assist if anti foreign uprisings rise
Manila February 27 special report says anti foreign administrations in China alarm officials. Canton province unrest prompts plan to move the battleship Attain to the coast within days to quell uprisings. An American firm reports the viceroy at Canton urging locals against foreigners amid rising anti foreign sentiment.
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Manila
China
Alam
State Department of Washington
Canton
Hong Kong
Empress Alarmed as Rumors Sweep Pekin
Feb 21 report says court fears unrest over rising rumors and the forbidden city. The empress has walked the palace grounds since Friday while guards at the palace outskirts report deaths and a warning from a high minister in Tokyo.
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China
Pekin
Serippa-seRne Prean Association
Forbidden City
Palece
the & Hhy
Takio Bet
Peksu
Jace
Ida Wilson Charged With Vandalizing Hay In Oxport Stable
Ida Wilson, owner of a stable in Oxport, faces charges of maliciously drawing hay from Levi Nelson’s stack to the street, causing ruinous harm to the hay. Nelson testified before Justice of the Peace Bout.
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Ida Wilson
Levi Nelson
Nelson
Justice of the Peace
Creep Along Dizzy Lenge Juvenile Court Case
In juvenile court on a Tuesday, John Porter and Howard Charies admitted to a scheme of sneaking into a Park theater performance by one boy buying a ticket and another climbing to a building roof to observe from a ledge. The two boys, members of a gang that avoided paying admission, were placed on probation.
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John Porter
Howard Charies
Mead
Park Theater
Stdand
Youth May Be Dead Howells Case At Insane Hospital
Authorities fear Howell may have taken his own life after escaping from Central Hospital for the Insane. The 18 year old from Shirley Indiana had personal troubles with his sweetheart and reportedly drank licate acid in an earlier attempt. He was housed in the unwing room and vanished after a drink room incident. A search found no trace, and officials now think he may have swallowed despair and ended his life. Ohio railroads show a shift in stance toward the new law, predicting benefits, more travel, and lower operating costs despite early opposition.
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Altha Harrell
Central Hospital
Howell
Shirley
Ind
Teal
Drnink Rein Gaw Howell
Ife
Ohio
February weather and Vandalia freight-rate case described
A lingering cold wave brings subzero lows and a heavy Monday snowstorm of nearly three inches. By Tuesday noon the thermometer rose to 2 above zero and then 28 above by 2 pm as warmer air moved in. The Schnull & Co versus Vandalia Railroad case in Indianapolis seeks rate relief for classified freight to western points within Indiana. attorneys for both sides appear with Judge Willama and S O Pickens presiding.
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Vandalia
Indiana
Polis
Schnull & Co
In- Sjanspolis
Vandalia Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Duelover Man Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Jan Shooting
John Witte, a Black man, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of Harry Williams, also Black, in a January 16 shooting traced to an argument over a woman. Prosecutors allowed the plea to avoid a murder verdict, with sentencing to Indiana state prison ranging from two to 21 years.
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Criminal Court
John Witte
Harry Williams
All
Indiana
Tin Kankakee Marchet
Earle
Teogy
Butters
Indiana Taw
Shire
Amei City
Attese
Call for State Convention and Delegate Allocation
The format for the state convention was issued with the first meeting set for Wednesday April 11 at 2 o clock to dispose of preliminary business. The convention will assemble Thursday at 9 to nominate candidates for state offices. Delegates total 1440 allocated at one per 200 Republican votes plus additional fractions. 221 delegates needed for a choice. Fifteen state officers are to be chosen with seven serving on the higher courts.
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Reall
Beart Renard Divorce Granted in Judge McMaster Court
A divorce was granted to Beart Renard from Rollin G. Renard in Judge McMaster's court Tuesday. The proceedings lasted about 39 minutes. Beart Renard, once married seven years, now resides in San Francisco after living with her husband. The record notes a barren martial pact and mentions a millage license funding proposal, with Tavidsen as her former maiden name.
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Beart
May Renard
Rollin G. Renard
McMaster
Ives
San Francigen
Bern
Tavidsen
Patrick Faces Setback in Final Fight for Justice
New York February reports Patrick’s camp claims a setback as Bishop Jordan of Houston denies perjury in Patricka testimony. Jordan later charged by the grand jury with perjury and set for arraignment before Judge McMahon. Patchy faced death sentence for killing Aliion jalre Hico.
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Scrippa-McRtae
New York
T. Patrick
Jire
Bishop Jordan
Houston
Tex
Patricka Behilf
Jordan
McMahon
Pattlex
Aliionjalre Hico
Landis Set to Again Head Ninth District G.O.P. Tilt
In Tipton the Republican convention nominates key Ninth District figures as veteran congressman Landis faces potential rivals. The piece extols Landis as a skilled, affable partisan with loyal support, while noting internal party divides in Hamilton County and among “old crowd” versus ambitious “gouie roves” seeking change.
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Mistriot
Tn Hamilton
Republican
Hamilton
Landis
City Health Board to Review City Hospital Repairs
The Board of Public Health will meet Tuesday night to hear T A Winterrowd report on City hospital inspection results. Officials defer urgent repairs and prepare a large hospital supplies purchase as repairs are planned.
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Board of Public Health
Sly
T. A. Winterrowd
City Hospital
Railroads found to regulate petroleum flow but ICC unable to fix
The Interstate Commerce Commission acknowledged that several railroads control the shipment of petroleum and related products through their lines, creating a practical Standard Oil monopoly, yet the agency stated it cannot remedy the injustice.
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W .Abhington
Fev
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burning of Rockefeller and octopus at Cleveland ritual
A Cleveland celebration featured a staged infernal scene where an effigy of John D. Rockefeller and an octopus were tossed into a furnace amid demonic tableaux. The rite drew business and public interest with theaterlike performances, though some observers found it shocking.
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Cleveland
Scrippe-LeRae Preau Association
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Turnverein
Satan
Sportatops
Isian
F. Wetzel
Mortgage suit seeks receivership in interstate rail line case
A New York based mortgage action targets the transfer company of a rail line with bonds and unpaid principal. The complaint alleges insolvency, seeks an accounting of mortgaged property, sale to cover costs, and restraining orders to prevent transfers. Tarlo Woods and other Te gage attorneys represent the lender.
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Amd
Tels
Sant
Natiny
Tarlo Woods &Hesmaire
Tiel
Te Gage
County convention date eyed for Marion Republicans
The Marion county Republicans contemplate a county convention soon after their recent efforts at Whitby and Sarda. No final date fixed, but March 9 or April 7 to 14 are being considered. A county executive committee is to be appointed in a few days by County Chairman Ston C. Ran-elshius, after which convention plans will proceed.
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Marion County
Wiituy
Sarda
Ston C. Ranelshius
Ranke the Butcher Convict Advised to Seek Honest Living
Convicted criminal Gue Rahke, nicknamed a gambler, told his son to pursue lawful work upon returning to Indiana. Rahke, now bound to five to 14 years for aggravated assault, accompanied by deputy sheriffs to Michigan City for sentencing, showed no emotion. He urged his son to abandon gambling, promising to seek legitimate means of livelihood after release, and was later assigned to a butcher shop as part of prison arrangements.
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Gue Rahke
Orville C. Danran
Marion Caldwell
Ranke
Michigan City
Sears
Rahke
Indianaplis
Wan Aled
Ptixon
Arison
Brass Thief 15 Sentenced in Juvenile Court
William Hines and two others were sent to the grand jury after being held in juvenile court on charges of stealing brass. The crimes spanned months and Hines was caught with a sack of fittings. His probation was extended and his sentence postponed pending another violation. Separate note describes naval recruiting office events and drills at Norfolk with displays of maneuvers and boat races.
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William Hines
Hines
Wraniey AB Inen Ret
Naval Recruiting Oilce
Federal Building
Dhe Raspitay
Norfolk
W. Va
Public Opinion Plea in Boarding House Assault Case
Justice Nickerson ordered the case of a man charged with assault and battery by Mrs Brutesur from the 52 West Maryland Street boarding house to be moved to Irvington. The request seeks a change of venue from Center town amid local tensions and pretrial uncertainty.
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Awaonuc
Sesury
Murtan Co-Operative
Maryland St
Cash Buyers Union Receiver Appointed in Chicago Case
Judge Hy Bethea named Edwin O G Day as receiver for the Cash Buyers Union First National Co operative Society, a $5 million mail order outfit under postal scrutiny. Inspectors report stock losses, unpaid payrolls, and missing funds as investigations proceed and criminal cases loom.
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Chicago
Hy Bethea
Edwin OG
Unite First National Co-operative Society
Manchester
Poste
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