Keach Resigns From Indiana Democratic Club
President-elect Elliot R. Hooten says James L. Keach has not tendered his resignation as a club member. Keach says he asked to be dropped from the roll, explaining he decided to withdraw earlier. He criticizes leadership and discusses potential nominees for county and city chairman amid internal dispute.
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Elliot R. Hooten
Indiana Club
James L. Keach
Keach
SUN
Mr. Hooten
Joe Bellana
The
Denison
John
Kern
Shea Ag
Prosecutor Receives Photo Of Murdered Boy Albert Nichols
Prosecutor John Ruckelshaus opened a package containing a picture of the murdered boy Albert Nichols along with flowers and a letter from the boy’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols. The note praised his handling of the Marshall Harrington case, a sentiment he said is not common.
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Ruckelshaus
Little Albert Nichols
John Ruckelshaus
Albert Nichols
Charles Nichols
Mr. Ruckelshaus
Marshall Harrington
State-secretary Turns Over Large Milng Corp Fees to State-treasurer
State-secretary Storms has turned over to State-treasurer Hil forty one thousand seven hundred eight dollars and thirty cents, the amount Tees collected for Milng articles of Incorporation from July 1, 1903, to December 31, 1903.
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Storms
Hil
Tees
Cuffs and Harmony Breed Drama at Denison GOP Meeting
At a Denison hall gathering Monday night L G Rothchild Jz withdrew from the republican county committee race after a letter to the harmony committee read there. Harry B Smith refused to withdraw, asserting his right to run for party welfare. The event featured Tom Shufelton hiding behind a door to reveal cuff details, prompting a committee report motion to be received and the committee discharged. Ed Logsdon and Urate Bowen prepared speeches as Bowen’s address was postponed.
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L. G. Rothchild Jz
Republican County Committee
Harmony Committee
Denison Hall
Harry B. Smith
Harmony
Smith and Rothchild
Tom Shufelton van Geen
Shufelton
Rhufelton
Urate Bowen
Ed Logsdon
Bowen
Senator Bacon Waliington Seeks Peace Treaty Arbitration
Senator Bacon, Democrat of Georgia, introduced a senate resolution Tuesday urging peace negotiations on a treaty with Colombia to peacefully adjust differences over Panama sovereignty. The measure contemplates reference to the Hague arbitration tribunal if negotiations fail.
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Bacon
Demovial
Georgia
Senate
de Pressiert
Trea
Coloma
Panama
Colombia
Hague Arbitration Tribunal
Union-Hours Clash at Thomas Maddern Sons & Co Factory
Union leaders press for shorter daily hours at the Thomas Maddern Sons and Co factory, while management seeks to align workers’ hours with the rest of the plant. A dispute over scheduling sparks ongoing talks and potential action.
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Thomas Maddern, Sons & Co
Spon Fis
Booking shows for new Perry theater on Kentucky Ave
Fred Dickson tells TESON that work will start on the new Perry theater shortly with revised plans due in a few days. If satisfactory, construction could begin in mid February and the finished house promises elaborate decoration and independent company openings at mid to low prices. Attractions like Ward and Voies, George Sydney, "Superba," "The Fortune Teller" and Tsabet Irving are already listed.
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Perry Theater
Kentucky-ave
Fred Dickson
TESON
Ward
Voies
George Sydney
Superba
Tsabet Irving
Mickey Hurley Bounded for Drunk and Assault at Blackwell's
In Mickey Hurley of Indiana Avenue court, Richard Hurley, a bartender and his brother, clashed in Blackwell's saloon over a drink. Richard struck Mickey with a bottle, cutting him. Richard was fined one dollar and costs and the docket fee remitted. Mickey was fined one dollar and costs for drunk and ten dollars and costs for assault and battery.
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Mickey
Hurley
Indiana-ave
Richard
Blackwell's
Mickel
Floyd Weols Re elected Chairman In District 7
In a criminal court room on Tuesday afternoon Floyd Weols was re elected chairman of district 7 with thunderous applause and the crowd reported no other candidate. The readable text includes garbled words and stray phrases about admittance to a recruiting station and various names and initials.
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Floyd Weols
District 7
Criminal Court
Mere Boy Guilty Of Manslaughter
A jury deliberated then convicted a young defendant, Marion County, Indiana, of manslaughter after a fatal incident at a school. The verdict noted his age as the youngest defendant in the case and set an indefinite imprisonment term as punishment.
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Marshall Harrngton
Indiana
Sehoe
Young Harrington
Marion Courty
Health board in foxlike move on smallpox case
Drs Spencer and Ferguson of the City health board supervised a suspected smallpox case at 11 N. New Jersey St. Guards quarantined 13 roomers while no sign or report was posted. After four hours the diagnosis was confirmed as smallpox and quarantine tightened. The single Indianapolis case prompted officials to defend delays.
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Spencer and Ferguson
City Heath Board
William Manning
New Jersey St
Heath Board
Ferguson
Spencer
Indianapolis
Counting the vote for miners officers misread as event
Counting the vote for miners officers of the United Mine Workers began Tuesday with counts for president and secretary positions. Reported candidates include Mitchell or Lewellen, with results to be announced after a secret ballot. Also included are Indianapolis weather notes: forecast for 36 hours ending 8 p m Jan 13 with cold temperatures and snow in Indiana and nearby states.
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Matthew Charleton
Scranton
James Prichard
Steminck
United Mine Workers
W Vellvon
K. Te Dlewle
Manustee
Ole
Indianapolis
Indiana
Five Thousand Railroad Tickets Fraud Case Reported
Unclear OCR text outlines an arrest of Bild Rite alias dames Bar rit for stealing railroad tickets linked to a Pennsylvania system. Mentions a Tuesday event at a church and references to police and ticket schemes.
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Bild Rite
Dames Barrit
Uck~ Vis
Teven
Vanedia
Thomas Bailey
Air
Irving i Cornet
Drunk Train Rider Probst Fined After Bustling Conductor Incident
Frank Anderson admitted drunkenness, fined after a city incident where he claimed a conductor could have stopped him from wandering onto tracks. Probst described the scene as dramatic and noted the onlookers’ reactions as a newspaper spread.
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Frank Anderson
Barb
Lebanon
Munday
Anderson
Aruban
Probst
Bid of $7 530 390 Almington
Cal Hdwards head of the bureau of insular affairs released bids for Philippine land purchases. The top bid of 7 530 9 0 0 0 came from Harvey Fiske of New York. Further details note expected changes in leadership and positions at Merchants' and Chamber of Commerce.
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Almington
Cal
Hdwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Harvey Fiske
New York
Japan Russia tensions threaten near clash in Far East
London dispatches report Tokyo warned by Pekin that Japan will take up arms if Russia does not retreat China seeks peace while officials in Russia and Paris discuss possible acceptance of Russian counter proposals. Markets dip on war talk as State Department notes on treaties with China and Manchuria.
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Far East
the Times
Pekin
Tokio
Russia
Japan
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RIS
Foreign Office
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China
London Gan
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Tokyo
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Korea
Manchuria
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Darkness Over Chicago Halts City as Snow Shuts In
Darkness and heavy snowfall cloaked Chicago from midnight until late morning causing vast traffic disruption and delaying thousands from reaching their workplaces. The nightlike blackout impeded daily routines as motorists struggled through snowbound streets and dim city lights.
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Chicago
Boy to Receive $4500 From Panhandle Railroad
George B. McNell, seven, will be $1500 better off soon as Panhandle Railroad settles a suit brought after a crossing accident. While returning from a neighbor, he was struck by a train at Fountainst, injuring his leg and leading to amputation. The circuit court ruled in his favor. the railroad appealed and the estate court affirmed.
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George B. McNell
Panhandle
Fountainst
Misery Drives Brightwood Boy to Steal Coal
Lewia Miller, 15, Brightwood, was fined five dollars and costs and released on a suspended judgment by the juvenile court Monday. The hearing portrayed a family in dire distress with a father earning barely per day supporting eight children. Lewta was laid off from the Big Four shops and turned to stealing small amounts of coal to obtain basic necessities, after taking a small quantity from a scanned car on a sidetrack.
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Lewia Miller
Brightwood
Lewta
Ife
Young medics seek state license in three day exam
Young medics from across the state gather in room 1 of the state house to pass an examination for licensure in medicine. The three day test is the central event as they strive to qualify for practice. Also advertised are promotions for popular jewelry and items like diamonds and watches with discounts offered at local shops.
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State House
J. P. Mulinily
Monuments Plate
Ice creeper catches Indiana hardware men fancy
A newspaper note describes an ice creeper a new device tied to shoes to prevent slips on icy sidewalks. Various designs include steel heel clamps, ankle straps, and skate like levers. Reactions range from amusement to practical praise as people compare it to snow shoes and telegraph pole climbing.
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Indianapolis
Man Arrested After Attempting to Break Wife Door with Hatchet
William Reed of 345 Massachusetts Avenue was caught Tuesday morning chopping at his wife's door with a hatchet in a drunken rage. Police say he had gone to neighbors across the hall and that he had previously killed a special policeman Barauel Barker by striking him with a stone about ten years ago and served time in the penitentiary. Reed was arrested by Bikemen Duncan and ake Inn.
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Virginia
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Wiliam Reed
Massachusetts A
Duncan and
Ake Inn
Reed
Barauel Barker
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