Shaw weighs political future after Carnegie Trust presidency
Secretary Shaw, elected president of the Carnegie Trust company in New York, says political fate is not decided by location. He notes most nominees were chosen for character and stance, with a few exceptions driven by compromises rather than merit or place. He cites Lincoln, Grant, Garfield, Blaine, McKinley, Roosevelt, Bryan, Cleveland, Harrison, Parker and others.
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Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
New York
United States
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Grant
Garfield
Blaine
McKinley
Roese
Sir
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Cleveland
Harrison
Parker
Clevelan
Dyer Nominated for Eastern Missouri Judgeship
Washington February 27. The president told Senator Etheridge he would nominate D. P. Dyer United States district attorney at St Louis to be judge of the eastern district of Missouri.
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Washington
Ether Tan
D. P. Dyer
United States
St. Louis
Missouri
Dyspepsia Relief Offer Promises Quick Stomach Recovery
An advertisement touts Sta rt’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a fast cure for dyspepsia, claiming they restore stomach ferments like pepsin and diastase. It urges use at meals and promises renewed digestion, with a free trial offer for Marshall Michigan residents.
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Stuart
Tuart
States
Canada
Patterson Vision Seeks Federal Railroads Under Ownership
Senator T M Patterson of Colorado urges government ownership of all railroads via condemnation with bonds. He calls for a nonpartisan transportation board under the Interstate Commerce Commission to set rates and run lines, arguing bonds could be sold at 3 percent interest and rates would drop for the public.
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Wie
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
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van Zant
Folk
Roosevelt
Transportation Board
Cornice Collapse Damages New Marion Club Front
A heavy cornice at the New Marion club building on Meridian and New York street fell at 5 30 Tuesday evening as the last workers left the under construction site. It dropped 49 feet onto the sidewalk, bringing a large derrick down and badly damaging the new concrete and steel sidewalk. Contractors Fred C Smock and James Billingsley arrived to assess damage. Smock attributed the fall to weather driven expansion and contraction. No injuries were reported and the wall remained intact with damage estimated at about 500 dollars.
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Marion Club
Meridian Ater New York St
Fred C. Smock
James Billingsley
Mr. Smock
Tick
Lemon for Hot Springs
A note from Terre Haute Indiana says Larry Rodgers travels to Hot Springs to meet Marvin Hart or John Wile on March 8.
Third annual Purim mask hall benefit by United Hebrew Congregation
In the city the third annual grand Purim mask hall for the temple benefit will be at the old Mann erchor hall at 337 E Washington St on Thursday night. Revival services at Morris St M and church continue with satisfactory results. Iota Social club to meet with Mrs C L Thornburg at 33 S Dearborn St Thursday afternoon. At St Albans Deaf Mute Mission Christchurch Rev Austin W Mann to officiate Sunday at 7:30 pm. Mrs David Price reports home entry and $12 stolen. James Dodd arrested by Bicycle men Shine and Schlangen for assault on Mrs Birdie Richards. Tuxedo AME church Garfield Ave temperance monthly meeting Wednesday night.
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Old Mannerchor Hall
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Iota Social Club
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S. Dearbornst
St. Albans Deaf Mute Mission
Christchurch
Austin W. Mann
Tuxedo AM. E
Garfield Ave
Japan the terror yet to be faced warns Pacific coast guarded
Chancellor E Benjamin Andrews warned that Japan's temper could lead to a future clash with the United States and urged Pacific coast protection. He spoke at the National Education Association session in Chicago urging readiness before any storm breaks.
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Japan
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
National Education Association
Pacific Coast
Secret Service Grips Largest U.S. Theft Mystery
John Wilkie leads a Chicago pursuit to recover 173000 dollars stolen from the sub treasury. Deputy Treasurer Bantz suspends an assorting teller and reviews records while Shaw orders swift action against negligent officers. No thief identified yet as officials rule out clerical error and narrow to a subtreasury employee.
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Roosevelt
Bantz
Boldenweck
Sub-Treasury
United States
Roldenweck
Governent
Secret Service
Caim
Quizzed youths confess to long spree of petty thefts
Captain Bray secured confessions from Carl Seward Harry Long Will Leonard and Eugene Berry four youths aged 16 to 18 admitting a steady pattern of thefts across the city. They admit stealing brass fittings from a streetcar and rails from a Pullman car and other items from a coal yard a dye house a grocery and several vacant houses. Detectives Duncan and Askins located them at 343148 Canton Ave after a state trip.
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Carl Seward
Delaware-st
Harry Long
Harmon-st
Will Leonard
S, DelaWare St
Eugene Berry
Keystone Ave
Capitolave
Georgia-st
S. Capitol Ave
S. New Jersey -St
Howard Machine Works
Gane
Wlee-Coleman
Delaware St
McCarty St
Karstadt Bros
Virginia Ave
Herenies Ilectric Company
Brookside Park
Centralave
E. Pratt St
S. Alabama St
Canitol
Duncan and
Askins
Senate split on Sunday baseball bill despite house approval
Belief grows that the senate may pass the Sunday baseball measure, though Gov. Hanly is expected to veto it. Senators are evenly divided, with odds tilting toward Sunday ball, but few expect the bill to become law.
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House
Senators
Hanly
Home Made Remedy for Rheumatism Circulates
A short home remedy claims to relieve rheumatism by taking a teaspoonful after meals and at night. The mix includes Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, said to cleanse the kidneys and blood. The notice promises relief from the first doses and urges preservation of the cutout.
County Depository Bill Aims at Marion County Funds
A bill introduced by Senator I A Cox at the request of County Treasurer Hiret Edward Robison proposes a single finance board named the board of control to oversee county city and school funds. The board would include Indianapolis mayor city controller school board president and three county commissioners with the county auditor as secretary and a tie breaking vote.
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Marion County
I.A. Cox
Edward Robison
Bhut
Board of Control
Indianapolis
Babcock Insurance Bill Signals Stronger Measure
Babcock supports a bill placing the insurance department under the state auditor and defeating Simison’s amendment that would allow agency companies to continue. The measure, stronger than the Farber bill, advances toward third reading as I Babcock favors its passage.
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Babcock
Farber
Senate
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I.babcock
Catholic Knights Elect Officers at Indiana Convention
At the 14th biennial convention of the Catholic Knights of America Indiana. officers were selected including President W R Detling South Bend Vice President A A Hein hart Fort Wayne Secretary William E Daugherty Cannelton Treasurer A Beltner Jasper Spiritual Director Rev Louis W Seibertz Tell City. Supreme delegates chosen J L Funke Myansville A G Lauck Indianapolis with alternates Nick Lonr Evansville Howard Reardon Anderson.
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Ind
Catholic Knights of America
Indiana
W. R. Detling
South Bend
A. A. Heinhart
Fort Wayne
William E. Daugherty
Cannelton
Tressurer
A. Beltner
Jasper
Louis W. Seibertz
Tell City
Higher freight rates hit railroads across midwest region
Railroads in the Scripns McRae service area have approved an average 10 percent increase in forwarding rates. The rise, effective in March May and June, will add roughly 25 to 30 million dollars annually to railroad earnings as costs for labor and materials climb and pressure for two cent passenger rates grows.
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Scripns-McRae Press Association
Cleveland, CO
Tates
Suffering From Asthma Promises of a Cure With Ascatco
New York reports nearly half a million asthmatics cured by Ascatco, an Austrian drug. Medical authorities deem the remedy effective for asthma catarrh and bronchitis. Dosing is seven drops twice daily with no stomach upset. The Austrian dispensary at 82 W Twenty fifth St. offers free trial bottles by mail for a limited time.
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Ascatco
New York
Asccatco
W. Twentyfifth St
New York City
Japanese Student Arrested for Improper Letter
Frank Mukai an 18 year old Japanese student at Mill Valley has been arrested and charged with sending an improper letter to Harlock an orphan at the same school He faces charges of using the mails for illegal purposes Several officers are listed as complainants in the case.
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San Francisco
Frank Mukai
Mill Valley
Day Harlock
Rabbi Hirsch Backs Body Donation for Medical Colleges
Dr. Emil G. Hirsch told a Springfield legislative committee he is willing to donate his body for dissection, opposing bills that would cripple Chicago area medical schools. He argued for robust clinics in large medical colleges and urged respect for medical education needs.
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Daas
Springfield
Ill
Emil G. Hirsch
Chitago
Safe-Holder Arrest Amid School Board Robbery Plot
Edwin S Tait, who blew open a Peoria school board safe and destroyed papers, is under arrest en route to Chicago. He reportedly offered immunity and will name several Pearians and Newton C Dougherty as conspirators in the planned crime, with Tait previously at Joliet penitentiary during Dougherty’s sentence.
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Edwin S.yait
Chicago
Newton C. Dougherty
Tait
Joliet
Dougherty
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Pioneer Indianapolis Undertaker Mrs Patterson born in France
Mrs Aliments Patterson longtime Indianapolis undertaker dies at granddaughter Mrs John Meyers home after pneumonia descended from a cold. Born 1828 in Paris and came to America at 16, she moved to Indianapolis in 1840 and was widow of John L Patterson. A pioneer First Baptist Church member, five grandchildren survive.
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Indianapolis
John Meyers
Bandit Holds Up Albany Cafe in Oakland
A lone bandit armed with two revolvers and masked at the lower face robbed the Albany cafe on Broadway in Oakland's business center. He took about $300 from five customers and the bartender, forced them to surrender money and valuables, then escaped after damaging the cash register.
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Broadway
Grape Nuts Aids Digestion And Avoids Surgery
A narrator recalls starch indigestion leading to possible operation but credits daily Grape Nuts with relief. The ad from Postum Co. promotes Grape-Nuts as easily digested nutrition derived from wheat and barley, claiming it aids tissue repair and energy and helps prevent appendicitis caused by starch indigest ion.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Ryan Addresses Advertising Talk On Local Retail Ads
AA G Ryan advertising manager for Ayres and Company spoke at Adscript chip meeting on Tuesday night outlining keys to effective retail ads. He urged writers to know how to write then know goods and audience while studying the market continuously.
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AA. G. Ryan
Lt. 8
Ayres and Company
Rya
Sunday Barber Shops Closed by New Indiana Law
Indiana barbers will rest Sundays as a law signed by Gov Hanry requires barber shops to close on the Sabbath. The measure applies to clubs hotels and other venues and takes effect in due course.
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