Pretty Woman Dies Poor After Wealthy Rise in Denver
Marie Davidson once beloved in an Iowa city died at Belvedere Hotel and was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery. A California friend helped her last days after divorce from Davidson. Diamonds she pledged may be missing from pawn shops as investigators probe her Denver years.
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Marie Davidson
Crown Hill Cemetery
Devidsos
Belvedere
Iowa City
California
Denver
Davidson
Mra. Davidson
Explosion Wrecks Johnson Brothers Store in Chicago
Fifteen minutes after closing, an explosion of unknown character wrecked the rear of the Johnson Brothers department store on Milwaukee avenue. A fire followed, destroying the structure and stock with damage estimated around $200,000, insured.
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Chicago
Johnson Brothers
Milwaukee Avenue
Old Safety Board Lavish With Phones
Police officials object to telephones in their homes after the former Board of Safety filled posts with lines and outside connections. The city switched contracts, placing 31 telephones at officers’ homes, raising costs. Supt. Hylan wants a single direct line to headquarters, ending the debate.
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Fire Department
Bertillon
Central Union Telephone Company
Independent Telephone Or
New Telephone Company
Supt
Hylan
Insurgents Push Back Government Army In Nicaragua War
Insurgents driving toward Managua advance rapidly on Acoyapa as Madriz forces concentrate there. The first engagement at Laverda left government regulars scattering and falling back to Acoyapa with reinforced troops massing for a decisive battle.
Mrs Morse Opens Office In Wall Street
New York January 12 Mrs Charles W Morse wife of the jailed banker who serves 15 years in Atlanta has opened a small office at 43 Exchange Place. She will run a campaign to recoup Morse s shattered 25 000 000 fortune with her husband in prison guiding from behind the scenes as she clashes with street leaders to duplicate his three month 5 000 000 bail earnings. Catherine Wilson Morse s former secretary assists in the endeavor.
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New York
Charles W. Morst
Atlanta
Wall Street
Exchange Place
Morse
Catherine Wilson
Reds and Whites Triumph in Shortridge League
The Reds and the Whites won in the Shortridge basketball league yesterday afternoon. The White-Blue game ended with a score of percent to 17 and the Red-Gray game finished 12 to 10.
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REDS
Girl confronts robber on Twenty-fifth Street
Miss Frances Moore of 3335 Gracelanu avenue was approached by a Black man on Tuesday night as she walked between Ashiani and College avenues. He grabbed her waist, tried to take her purse, she screamed and held on as he fled.
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Frances Moore
Gracelanu Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Ashiani
College Avenues
Miss Moore
Holmes Arrives as New Toledo Manager
Ducky Holmes, newly appointed Toledo manager, has arrived to assess next year’s prospects. Reputed as a fighter, Holmes consistently kept his Western league club in the race.
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Holmes
Toledo
Ducky Holmes
King Manuel Hoaxed by Assassination Plot in Lisbon
A wide conspiracy to topple the monarchy and set up a republic reached the palace of King Manuel in Lisbon. Prominent figures are implicated with plans to execute monarchs and depose leaders, prompting the king to change his sleeping quarters amid heightened guard precautions.
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Lisbon
Manuel
Europe
Portugal
Carlos
Indiana Veterinary Meeting in Indianapolis Sets Two Day Session
The Indiana Veterinary Medical Association held its fourteenth annual meeting at room No. 12 in the statehouse for a two day session. The program included a luncheon by Pitman-Myers Co. and a Wednesday night dinner at Maennerchor. Dr. Herbert F. Palmer of Chicago discussed hog cholera and Dr. L. E. Northrop prepared a stereopticon lecture at the Indiana Veterinary College on Davidson and Market streets.
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Indiana Veterinary Medical Association
He Statehouse
Maennerchor
N. Illinois Street
Pitman-Myers Company
N. Capitol Avenue
Ind
W. E. Coover
Indiana Veterinary College
Davidson
Market Streets
L. E. Northrop
Greenwood Publishing Plant 5 Destroyed in Fire
Fire destroyed the Country Publishing company plant in Greenwood Indiana on Tuesday evening. Loss estimated at 35000 dollars with 27000 dollars insurance. Fire believed to have started in old papers in a rear room. The January issue of the Country Magazine was on the press at the time.
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Greenwood
Ind
Country Publishing Company
Country Magazine
Franklin College Beats Easterns In Season Opener
Franklin Indiana January 12 The Franklin college basketball team opened its season by defeating the Indianapolis Easterns 21 to 16 in Franklin arena.
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Franklin
Ind
Franklin College
Indiianapolis
Cold remedy claims to remove cause with signature request
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a world wide cold cure. It urges readers to send for the full name and look for signature of E. W. Grove, promising to remove the cause of colds and headaches.
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Ignature
E. W. Grove
Bates Host Barber Shop Offers First Class Service
Indianapolis listing notes a new barber shop at 1 W Market St touting sanitary facilities and a newest, prettiest presentation in town. It emphasizes first class service for patrons seeking upscale grooming.
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Bates
Indianapolis
Market Street
Fitzgerald Victory Shifts Boston Mayoral Power
John F. Fitzgerald wins Boston mayoral race by a 1,415 plurality out of 95,258. Reformers celebrate seven of nine new council members. James M. Curley elected despite reform opposition. Election sets plan 2 charter changes and aims for greater Boston growth with expanded industry and a new electric subway plan.
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Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
James J. Storrow
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Fitzgerald
James M. Curley
Timilty
Goblin
Broker Dies Suddenly in Hs Office
Charles Head senior partner of Charles Head and Co. on the New York and Boston Stock Exchange died suddenly in his Mills Building office shortly after 10 o clock today from apoplexy.
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New Yor
Charles Head
New York
Boston Stock Exchange
Charles Head & Co
Mills
Civil engineers meet week at the Denison hotel
The Indiana Engineering Society holds its thirtieth convention January 14 and 15 at the Denison hotel in Indianapolis. Edwyn E. Watts is president with Charles Carroll Brown as vice president and Charles Brossman as secretary treasurer. A banquet Thursday evening features invited speakers and a program on city and country engineering challenges.
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Indiana Engraving Society
Denigon Hotel
Indianapolis
Edwyn E. Watts
Princeton
Charles Carroll Brown
Charles Brossman
Denison Hotel
William Avery Atkins
Paul W. Covert
H. W. Klausmann
J. M. Forrest
Frank R. Daniel
Charles Hogate
E. Darrow
Arthur M. Ogle, Jr
Alexander K. Holliday
DeWitt V. Moore
E. E. Fillion
A. B. Caveady
D. B
Fort Wayne
George A. Fletcher
Brazil
Committee On Electrical Engineering
C. A. Harding
Lafayette
H. B. Marsh
Charles A. Tripp
Interclass Basketball Scores at Manual High School
Sophomores defeated freshmen 11 to 10 in the Manual Training High School league. Juniors topped seniors 31 to 16 for the day’s results.
Colonels Seek Fieldee From Big League Heat
Louisville targets a top outfielder with talks centering on Hinch of Cleveland or Seymour of the Giants as possible additions to bolster the roster.
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Colonels
Louisville
Hinchmean
Cleveland
Seymour
Giants
Shooting of Griffiths Investigated in Accidental Fire
Police deepen inquiry into the shooting of 16 year old George Griffith at 1406 Holliday street. Elba True 18 years old is held on manslaughter charges after Griffith died en route to City hospital. Neighbors had complained of the shack's conduct.
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George Griffith
Frank Griffith
Holliday Street
Elba True
Rieman Street
Shelby Street
Griffith
Forest True
True
Maud Griffith
Ulery and
Samuels
Sandmann
Lieut
Kinney
Morrison elected president of school board in meeting
The Board of School Commissioners elected Dr. Frank A. Morrison president and John H. Emrich vice president. Otto Belser was tasked to file detailed reports on saloons visited. A hearing was set for Charles G. Rhodes, former Shortridge assistant custodian, recently discharged. Morrison and McGowan were named representatives to the teachers pension fund board of trustees.
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Board of
Frank A. Morrison
John H. Emrich
Otto Belser
Charles G. Rhodes
Shortridge High School
Cleland
Morrison
Joseph A. McGowan
Teachers’ Pension Fund
Henry C. Sickles
Charles W. Moores
Board mulls 10 percent raise for janitors
Business Director Cleland said 10 per cent is a fair basis for a pay rise. The buildings and grounds committee will recommend higher janitor salaries, adding about $6,000 to annual payroll. The board also decided against selling the playgrounds near Fairview Park.
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Cleland
Committee On Buildings and Grounds
Fairview Park
Statue of Gen. Wallace Unveiled in Capitol Hall
Washington January 12 the statue of Gen Lew Wallace a famed soldier diplomat and author was unveiled in statuary hall at the Capitol Governors Marshell Beveridge and Turkish Ambassador Kiasim Bey delivered the principal orations Indiana delegation and Henry Wallace son of Gen Wallace attended Lew Wallace Jr loosened the flag cord The statue carved by Daniel O Connor stands on Indiana limestone and was completed in Paris
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Washington
Lew Wallace
Indiana
Capitol
T. R. Marshell
Albert J. Beveridge
Hussein Kiasim Bey
Congress
Henry Wallace
Gen. Wallace
Lew Wallace, Jr
Gen Wallacre
Daniel O'Connor
Paris
Boy 4 Pushed Window and Fell Two Stories
Joe Elliott aged four pushed open a window at 24 N. West Street and fell two stories. He was stunned and his right leg broken. recovery expected.
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Joe Elliott
N. West Street
Noted lawyer Pickard dies in Jamestown Civil War veteran
Alonzo C. Pickard a long prominent Chautauqua County lawyer and Civil War veteran died this morning in Jamestown New York. He was among the oldest members of the county bar and achieved wide respect for his legal career.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Alonzo C. Pickard
Chautauqua County
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