Rescue Home stories reflect youth and ignorance
Indiana Hope Rescue Home matron frames cases of rescued girls as warnings against city temptations. She cites several reform tales from the shelter, including Eveline and a country girl who was led astray by a charming but predatory suitor, yet found moral uplift and renewed purpose through the home.
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Aira
Wrancea Potter
Indiana Sear of Hope Rescue Home
Fermio
Avery
Wei
Ma Aetor
Andal
Rehome Vilage
Hat of Hope
Ethel
Evelina
Fater
Mne
Eveline
Ical’ Carteses
Weather Bureau Promises Snow To Start Winter
The weather bureau forecasts snow for Monday night and Tuesday signaling the real start of winter. Light flurries are expected with no heavy accumulation, ending the mild spell and marking a seasonal change.
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Weather Bureau
Great President reception honors President and Mrs Roosevelt
Washington New Years Day crowds gathered at the White House to pay respects to President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt. Diplomats, dignitaries, and the public filled the mansion as Fairbanks attended and Alice Roosevelt greeted guests in the green room. The decor echoed past ceremonies with marine band music and lavish uniforms.
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Washington
Whitehouse
Roosevelt
Dlatetic Mansion
Natory
New York
Marine Band
Diplomaae
White House
Lenl. Stantelmann
Diplomatic Corps
Charles
Bromwell
W. d. Sims
Leff
Indy
Graveman
Fairbanks
Root
New Mayor Takes Office As City Hall Crowds Gather
At noon Monday Charles A. Bookwalter assumed leadership as mayor amid a large Republican crowd in City Hall basement. John W. Toltzman stepped down, Arthur White became secretary, and Miller named city engineer. Officials announced plans for street work, sanitation, and department reassignments as Bookwalter began his administration with promises of orderly transition and renewed city services.
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Charles A. Bookweter
Arthur White
Bookwalter
John W. Toltzman
Mr. Bookwalter
Te Bariana
Bookwier Saath
Bookwa
Jeng
Coyes
Nesist i. Miller
Ausaislants
Hart’ Dean
A. Brown
Lal Miller
Board of
Protea
Rew
Holtzman
Iecraile
Fugen Wrehh
T. Victor Koon
Ty Sanitarian
Cai Catter
Patrick Egan
Wlighy
Jiacob Bugai
Elty
Singer
Dunn
Nere
Dan
New M
Joseph Ypott
Preston C. Trumter
Frederick
Frank Noll
John Wood
Robert Mow
Touts Flynn
Don B. Noble
Frank Morrison
G. A. Crater
Eugene Buehler
Norman
Jobes
E. F. Kiner
E. B. Hodgin
Frederick EB. Matson
Crate D. Bowen
James D. Peirce
John A. Craft
George T. Breupig
Blaine Miller
Joseph Hogue
Jackson Neal Dead in Peru After Illness
Special to The Saw reports Jackson A. Neal died in Peru Indiana after a period of illness. Details on his age, survivors, and funeral arrangements were not provided in the fragment.
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Jackson Neal
Peru
Ind
Jun
Jackson A. Neal
One Salaried Officer In Coatesville Incorporated
Coatesville Indiana plans to elect officials only from men pledging to serve without pay except the sheriff, who will have a salary. The town will be incorporated with a single paid office and others to be elected without compensation.
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Coatesville
Ind
Sherif
Strife in Indiana Democrats as rival factions clash
In Indiana the Democratic Party faces factional fights across districts as Baker vies for Seventh District chair, Taggart and anti Taggart camps clash amid plans for district meetings January plan and love feasts. Wrestles over chairmanship in districts including Fourth North Vernon Fifth Terre Haute and others raise prospects of discord amid party harmony efforts.
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Dlstriet
Evanaville
Charles A. Greathouse
Mount Vernon
T. D. Seales
Boonville
Linton
Gilbert HH
Covington
Tenth
Monon
J. K. Risk
Lafayette
Lemuel Darrow
Laporte
Peru
J. Fred France
Huntington
Foyt Waynr
Jan SA
Ay Adama
Columbia City
Harry Gandy
Loeronge
Plymouth
Jas
James
Fletcher
Krox
Taggart
Baker
George S.piensanin
Vevay
North Vernon
Pleagania
John G. McNutt
Terre Haute
Pred J. Fratve
James C. Meteher
Knox
Ning
Idaho offers reward for former governor murderers
Five men arrested in Caldwell Idaho linked to the assassination of former Gov. Frank Steanenbergs as county officials post a $10000 reward for the killers. The incident injured by dynamite at the gate and shattered nearby windows. funeral plans and state mourning followed in Boise.
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Robert Scott
W. W. Stevens
Curtla Ballard
New Albany
Rcott
Hanlan
State Committee
Clerk County
W. Bievens
Ynor
W. G. Cox
John D. Mages
Chatr
Peter Fetting
Baze Hyville
Parker
Hearst and Brayn
Mages
SO Caldwell
Idaho
Frank Steanenbers
Rroshone County
Steanenbers
Milner
Coeur d'Aling Distriot
Minera
Ateunenberg
Breunenberg
Tr Gate
Boise
Capitol Building
Storms Silent on Resignation Amid Pending Action
Report states on Tuesday Governor Hani will reveal charges against Daniel E. Storms if he resigns. Officials at a conference would not discuss the matter, leaving the public no clear statement. Storms has not committed to resigning, and lawyers advise him to say nothing as the case proceeds.
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Thywe
Haniy
Daniel E. Storms
Biorme
Storms
Greer
Yrit
Eect
McCall resigns as New York Life president
New York Life Insurance Co announces John A McCall resigned as president last Saturday and trustees reluctantly accepted. McCall, in a written letter, cites health concerns and disturbance from insurance controversy as reasons for stepping down. John Claffin remains a trustee and is discussed as a potential successor.
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Rogers
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Sam New York
John A. McCadl
Tuckley
Agte
McCall
Cew York Life
Metal
McCall Gard
Tong
New York
Europe
Big Life Asurances
Ingunimcedal
John Claffin
Degroods
Ued
New York Lite
Ade Quits Slang to Write Great American Novel
New York reports Georgy Ade promised W D Howells he would abandon slang and trivial labor to pursue serious character studies and the great American novel. Howells urged enduring craft, but Ade says he will quit writing slang when he can afford it, noting publishers and the public do not yet care for such shifts.
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The
Sun
New York
Georgy Ade
W. D. Howells
Ade
Howells
Ar. Howella
Howella
Ugly Elopement Rumors Shake Busch Family
A midwestern city reels as rumors swirl around Mika Wilhel Busch and Lieut Edward Scharrer amid an announced New Year marriage delay. Reports claim coercion and threats were used to push the union, with Busch's father Adolphus Busch objecting and delaying the marriage. Details surface about an elopement to Belleville and a hotel stay, while Lieut Scharrer faces questions over motives and past assurances.
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Mika Wilhel Busch
Edward Scharrer
California
Leutenant
Mighy
Delerdre
Adolphus Huse
Scharrer
Bunch
Miss Busch
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Adolphus Bunch
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Mies Busch
Busch
Tony
Faust
Boutherm Notel
Tal
Europe
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