Indiana Republicans set county to district delegate dates
Indiana Republicans plan county meetings January 28 29 to choose district delegates who will convene February 1 across 13 districts. The district chairmen will meet February 3 in Indianapolis to name the new state chairman amid praise for James P Goodrich and organized support for Beveridge Remy discussions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Charles Remy
Goodrich
Remy
Beveridge
Harry New
James P. Goodrich
George T. Dinwiddie
Fred A. Sims
Carl Riddick
Mr. Goodrich
Harry S. New
Charless. Hernly
Washington
R. O. Hawkins
Frank Millikan
George Cromer
Archie Graham
Harry Bennett
Charles G. Lefrit
Oscar V. Montgomery
EH. H. Nebeker
C. C. Lyons
W. T. Durbin
J. Frank Hanly
Durbin
Hanly
Mr. Hanly
Muncie
Frank Hanly
State Committee
Repubblican
Doctor to testify in Laura McKinney death case
Coroner Blackwell will summon Dr J B Thomas who signed a natural causes death report for Miss Laura McKinney. Indiana University medical student Edwin Daugherty will also be called as part of the inquiry into who performed the operation and the true facts. Miss McKinney, who lived with her mother at 147 West Vermont Street, remains the center of the investigation.
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J. B. Thomas
Laura McKinney
Blackwell
Edwin Daugherty
Indiana University School of Medicine
Miss McKinney
Vermont Street
Missing insurance company books vanish from Indianapolis offices
Valuable ledgers and the card index of Interstate Life Assurance Co of Indiana disappeared from N Pennsylvania Street offices on Friday night. It is alleged the items were shipped to Chicago by express. Receiver Frank D. Stalnaker may be summoned as Federal Life Insurance of Indiana takes over.
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Interstate Life Assurance Company of Indiana
Judge Leathers
Indianapolis
N. Pennsylvania Street
Chicago
Express
Interstate Life Insurance Company of Indiana
Federal Life Insurance Company of Indiana
Indiana
Frank D. Stalnaker
Leathers
John Martindale
Henry W. Battolph
Federal Life Insurance Company
Buttolph
Mayor Shank Hosts Dinner to Ease Council Rift
Mayor and Mrs. Shank hosted a Friday dinner for the city council, City Judge Collins, and City Clerk Ramsay in a bid to unite factions. After 9 pm, the council met in a special session to consider a transfer ordinance of 76,619 from the coliseum fund to the city hall fund but deferred action for more information.
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Collins
Ramsay
Coliseum
City Hall
Rubens
Copeland
McCarthy
Owens
Shank
Woman killed as man pushes her under train at Benwood
An unknown man was seen pushing an unnamed woman in front of a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at Benwood Junction. The woman died instantly. the man escaped. Police have a description and are searching. The couple had just arrived from Baltimore and quarreled.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Benwood Junction
Baltimore
Index System Hearing Deliberates Ownership Dispute
Preliminary hearing in circuit court Saturday on whether County Treasurer Fishback or ex-Treasurer E W Robison owns the Barrett law department card index system. Judge Remaster took the case under advisement as both sides file briefs and await further action.
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Fishback
E. W. Robison
Robison
Barrett Law Department
Remaster
Circuit Court
neScan
Wife starves as arrest for whisky theft unfolds
Detectives Asche and Simon arrest Edward Burrows of 724 S Delaware on a charge of stealing a bottle of whisky from the Big Four. Burrows says he planned to give it to his ill wife who has no money for supper. He is fined and given a suspended ten day workhouse sentence after court explains the hardship.
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Asche and
Simon
Edward Burrows
Delaware Street
Burrows
Big Four Railroad Company
Capt
Manning
Burrowa
Big Four
Collins
Barber shops may stay open Sundays amid legal uncertainty
Indiana Supreme Court ruled unregulated barber shops may operate on Sundays. Mayor Shank referred the issue to Supt Hyland who warned against a wave of arrests. An Sunday patrol order will enforce saloon closures with no exceptions.
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Supt. Hyland
Supt
Hyland
Swegman Injured by Gas Lamp Explosion
Louis Swegman of the Brookside club was badly burned when a gasoline lamp exploded as he attempted to fill it at 9 Friday night. Firemen rushed him to his home after doctors dressed his face and neck burns. No fees were charged.
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Louis Swegman
Brookside Club
Roosevelt Avenue
Swegman
No. 2
James Egbart
Windsor Street
Commérce Avenue
Tire
Custodian Haller to Lose Plage in County Shakeup
County commissioners Von Hake and Kervan demand the resignation of Gus Haller custodian of the courthouse appointed in December for a year. The Democratic board has replaced county attorney and vows to press charges if Haller resists, citing alleged neglect of duty and dirty conditions in part of the courthouse.
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von Hake
Kervan
Gus Haller
Mendenhall
Roberts
Haller
Republican
John ¢. Ruckelshaus
Trial of Ensley Delayed as Lawyer Sicks with Rheumatism
Oliver P. Ensley former county treasurer faces postponement of embezzlement trial to late February or March due to his attorney John S. Duncan being ill and needing six weeks treatment at Mudlavia Springs. Judge Pritchard was told of Duncan's condition and rescheduled the hearing.
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Oliver P. Ensley
John S. Duncan
Dr. Jameson
Pritchard
Dunecan
Mudlavia Springs
Mr. Ensley
Mr. Duncan
No Floors The Cause Of Cunningham's Death
Coroner Blackwell states that a city ordinance requiring floors at each level would have prevented Edward Cunningham’s fatal 150 foot fall from the Murat temple roof. He conducted a personal investigation and found the framework rose to the top story with no floor installed. The building inspector was notified when he observed the missing floor.
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Blackwell
Edward Cunningham
Murat Temple
Et One
Aged Woman Seeks Aid at Salvation Army HQ
An about eighty year old woman, exhausted from walking, asked for help at the Salvation Army headquarters stating her two sons were ill and she had no money. Groceries and coal were sent to her home. Other visitors were at the center seeking relief. Rev J C Day to preach at Salvation Army revival Saturday night at 38 S Capitol Ave with services at 10 am and 8 pm Sunday under Major Esecott, Adjt Arthur Webb to preach Sunday afternoon.
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Salvation Army
J. C. Day
S. Capitol Avenue
Major Esecott
Arthur Webb
Jackson Re-elected Democratic State Chairman in Indiana
A. S. Jackson of Greenfield was unanimously re-elected to lead Indiana’s Democratic central committee for the 1910 campaign. The meeting at Denison hotel emphasized party harmony with no opposition and discussed a successor secretary to be named later.
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New Democratic State Organization
Central Committee
Cheirman Jackson
Peter M. Foley
Fifth
John E. Lamb
Denison
E. G. Hoffman
Hoffman
W. H. Vollmer
Vincennes
Joseph Cravens
Madison
Jackson
Joseph Reiley
Reiley
Indiana Railroad Commission
Frank Fippen
Salem
Democratic State Contral Committee
Bert Hendren
Linton
Democratic Speakers’ Bureau
Gilbert Hendren
Henry K. Burton
Republican State Central Committee
Burtom
Men Will Flay Taft Ends as Pinchot Transfers Duties
Washington reports the Roosevelt split deepens as Gifford Pinchot moves to turn over his duties to Assistant Forester Albert F. Pott 21, while Taft loyalists press censure and Pinchot contemplates a public statement amid mounting political maneuvering.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Forester
Gifford -Pinchot
Albert F. Pott
Pinchot-Wallinger-Taft
Taft
Jilted Girl Wins 2000 Breach of Promise Judgment
Samuel N. Brown an Eaton Indiana man and Central Union Telephone inspector faced Judge Weir in Superior Court No 4 and was ordered to pay 2000 for toying with Miss Mamie Rowe s affections after writing earnest love letters and proposing then hiding marriage plans Miss Rowe who pursued breach of promise won 3000 in a separate suit for the wound to her feelings
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Samuel N. Brown
Mamie Rowe
Eaton
Iind
Weir
Superior Court No. 4
Brown
Central Union Telephone Company
Miss Rowe
Indianapolis
Politician chatter at Denison hotel lobby feast
Chicago era notes show candidates from multiple parties mingling in Indiana during Friday and Saturday gatherings. Aspirants for attorney general state auditor and congress mingle with Republicans and Democrats, with no firm announcements yet amid speculation and district meeting plans.
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Ach Scifree
Salem
Congress
Denison Hotel
Smith Premier Typewriter Opens New Indianapolis Offices
The Smith Premier Typewriter Company formally opened its new offices at 633-639 Pythian building in Indianapolis. Manager Roy H. Jarrett and staff welcomed visitors who toured the office and received souvenirs as the public inspection extended to 9 p m. Attendees praised the facilities, claiming the local offices are among the best equipped in the United States.
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Smith Premier Typewriter Company
Pythian Building
Roy H. Jarrett
Smith Fremier Company
Indianapolis
United States
Fire destroys building and goods in Peru
A fire swept through a two story building in Peru Indiana causing twelve thousand dollars in losses. The blaze damaged Louis Little’s furniture store and garage and involved the National Guards who were present for an early morning response. the property was insured.
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Peru
Ind
Louia Little
Army of the National Guards
Gare Signs Collegian in Local Court Record
Fragmentary report notes a person named Gare adopting a collegian role with an address reference in a local record. No clear date, event, or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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New State Committee
Pagereeneseene Ae
Inner
Helen Steck
Edward H. Steck
Walter Phelps Dodge
London
Dodge
Ensley
Cunningham
Democratic State Central Commit
Tee
Greenfield Man
A. S. Jackson, of
Greenfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Pinchot
House
Mr. Pinchot
Senate
A. J. Hickey
Laporte
Penth District
Claypool
Hickey
James Bingham
A. G. Cavins
Terre Haute
Fred France
Huntington
Eleventh
Supreme Court
France
John E. Reed
Auditor of State
Mr. Reed
John L. Moorman
Knox
Frankfort
California
Orange Grove
Dinwiddie
R. G. Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Linton A. Cox
Cox
C. A. Bookwalter
Thomas Brolley
North Vernon
Bill
Gil Hendren
Democratic
Mr. Hendren
Evanaville
New Albany
Rushville
Mancie
Kokomo
Hammon
Wabash
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Republiciane
Bend
Ken
D. C
Bates
Gare
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