One Vote Desire Shapes Indiana G.O.P. Battle
The article traces a tense Indiana Republican contest over the state chairmanship centered on Dinwiddie and Shideler. It notes three unpledged members holding key votes, with Dinwiddie’s stance pivotal for a Square Deal coalition. Widespread speculation links Dinwiddie to Landis and Goodrich factions, while others from Moorman to Kealing and Wenn join maneuvering at hotel lobbies as the Thursday committee meeting approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Dinwiddie
Republican Committee
Indiana
Tey
Fio
Dinwhidie
Charlex B. Landis
Landis
Dinwiddie
Ethher
Watholes
Kim
New Republican State Committee
Thale
Indiana party chairmanship fight shapes up after primaries
Reported bystanders say Shideler supporters hold the advantage as primaries narrow the field for the Seventh district chairmanship. Goodrich backs a split in the Roosevelts faction while dissension swirls around Goodrich aligned delegates and potential candidates like Clarence Bicknell and Joann Te Moorman as unpledged leaders navigate loyalties and strategy ahead of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Purelddie
Frankfort
Clarence
Bicknell
Fore Wayne
Joan Te Moorman
Knox
Tiekuell
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Ciey
J Roosevelt
Tin Goodrich
Marshall
Vay Dt
Prosser
Floyd
Mel
George Bt Aden
Roosevells Digtiste
George A Cuuntingham Aye
Ike Tron
Canning
Ham
Reopaeiy
Giiedrich Pwapht
Laverstroet
Rasley
Goodrich
Henry V. Marshall
Cherumoc
Jesson
Gonitich
Democratc State Committee
Thomas Taggart
James Kirby Risk
Goodricht
Clarence Bicknell
Fort. Wayne
Ho e and Tool Company Incorporation in Evansville
The John C. Smith Ho o and Tool Company of Evansville is incorporated with capital stock. Incorporators are John C. Smith John FF Young and Joseph B. Honningford. Death of Mia Anna Kricch E Palmer at 165 Main. deputy coroner J F Robertson investigates. Death likely due to heart failure. Local newspaper ad items follow with generic goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Anna Kricch
E. Palmer
J. F
Lauck Fire Heroics Save Family From Blaze
A Al Lauck and his relatives survived a two alarm blaze at 115 S Meridian Street as Anthony Lauck Jr and Lewis Lauck led a risky escape. Anna Lauck, Alma Lauck and Mrs A J Lauck suffered injuries from smoke and a fall, while Anthony Jr and Lewis aided others. Firemen credit brave actions by the Lauck brothers and their sister for the narrow escape. The fire disrupted most of the rear section, the loss estimated around 3000 dollars with insurance. The blaze is blamed on furnace or basement wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lauck
Anna Laugk
Alma Lauck
Anthony Lauck, Jr
Lewis Lauck
Anthony Lauck
Golgtbors
Mle Kiera
Bower Lewis
Lack
Slater
Anne Lauck
Merbert Fulmer
Chemical No
Anthony
Mra
Lanek
Samy Ii
Win
Jenes
Anna Lavek
Lewes
Lewis
Wa Ube
Aliss Louise Leekwood
Uthaneh
Lauck
Guns and Ammunition Purchase Sparks City Debate
A local sporting goods firm sought arms and ammunition sales to support city health enforcement. Dr Keene and Dr Buhler questioned the items listed including revolver and shotgun cartridges costing shared figures. The board debated consent and the supplier details during Monday night session amid concerns over misuse and a hostile Hungarian threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Sporting Gunds Company
Bre
T. Victor Keene
Beard
Buehler
Hadster
Keene
WL Dalton
Ordianer
Mter
Buhler
Anker Br
Opium Den in Old Shanty Raid by Police
Police raided a decrepit house in aNegro neighborhood uncovering what authorities call one of the citys most complete opium dens. They arrested three men and two women named Elenore Hammond and Rosa Brown along with a man identified as Drake. The operation targeted two other suspects linked to an attempted highway robbery, and the den was said to be frequented exclusively by Black residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Wealing-Davis- Rogson-Cairbanks
Ensley
Distriet
Shideler
Elenore Hammond
Rosa Brown
I Negro
Mamy
Drake
Paties
Lan Hoyt
Adam Krenzer
Robbert Walters
C.J. Richardson
Paul WH. Marks
Drover St
Rain Hoyt
Montaway
Ottored
Agin
Albert Burk
Magaenad
Tien
Tithul Hoyt
Kremer
Walters
Chutrlea
Wat Peiday
Burk
Monument Place
Krenger
Vmoyt
Miemoth
Te Pornhs
Lyemien
Wred Cartoess
Arin
Paul Alarks
Highwaymien
Marks
Pho Canes
Jin Police Cours
Aftlones
National Board of Trade opposes president rail rate plan
The National Board of Trade in Washington delegates from major commercial bodies adopted a resolution opposing the president’s railroad rate policy. They urged that existing rates are excessive and pressed for a one year maximum rate with federal oversight and potential revision by proper courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seritipa-McNae Press Association
Washington
National Board of Trade
Interstate Commerce Commissato
Eiger
Miners at Work Delegates Enjoy Convention Events
Miners convention opened with President Mitchell presiding as committees were named in the big hall. Visitors enjoyed a day of speakers and band music by the “Big Green Band” amid crowded throngs and bustling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Green
Mitchell
Weddesdhay
Thesday
Phere Wae Wu
Minister found guilty in neglect case in West Virginia
In Slueplerd West Virginia on January 4 James Vib Pearson a preacher of the Holness sect was convicted of manslaughter by neglect for failing to seek medical help for his daughter who died after prayer and laying on of hands He allegedly allowed two daughters to perish in similar circumstances without medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelppssleitae Press
Slueplerd
W. Va
James Vib
Pearson
Holness Geet
Hinds
Daugheyrd
Byers Boy Found In Seeleyville Return Today
In Seeleyville Indiana on January 1 a family rejoices as Richfant Ayere, son of Dr Byers, is located after being missing since May. A man in New Madrid Missouri reported Indiana boys aboard a steamboat and described the younger boy as Byers. Dr Byers sent Silax Compton to identify the boy who confirmed him as the doctor’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeleyville
Ind
Richfant
Ayere
Byers
New Madrid
Indiana
Silax Compton
Gross Town Lines Face Reintroduction Of City Rail Contract
The revent meeting of Mredevich W. Ep port, president of the city council, urges reintroduction of all measures last year. The Board of Public Works will revisit the amended contract for cross-town street lines with Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. Delays arose from property owners’ disagreement last summer over street allocations for new snow removal, stalling much of the agreement. Preston C. Trusler said the board would discuss the matter and report soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mredevich W. Epport
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Traction and Terminal
Cleveland Man Seeks Return as Insurance Referee
Former President Grover Cleveland tired of his long insur ance referee role for Equitable, Society, and New York Life. He plans to resign and attend a funeral in Columbus, while officials say reports of his departure are not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Mefine Preas Association
New York
Grover Cleveland
Ths
Paul Morton
Cleveland
Columbus
Hey. W. No Cleveland
Sr. Bryant
Clevelaund
Ohio
Ufe
Equitable
Social
Mar~ Tod
Equitidite
Morton
de Arly
Highway Robbers Suspected in Paul Marks Murder Case
Police identify Hoyt Krenzer Walters and Richardson as alleged highwaymen linked to the Paul Marks killing on Drover Street. Investigations trace the suspects to a Mont away Mob encounter, with Berk, Burk and others named as accomplices in a broader robbery ring. arrests follow as authorities pursue alibis and night-time whereabouts.
Did Woman Carry Secret in Murder Tale?
William Anniell saia he believes his snissing wife killed to keep secrets. He told Police Court Prosecutor Im j Holmes that Mrs Anadell knew something of the Sam Schafer case. He claims Barnes and the two children went to Denver with her and that the woman cannot be found. He seeks a search to clear himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anniell Saia
Im J Holmes
Anadell
Sam Schafer
W. M. Barnes
Ann Well
Denver
Col
Barnes
Plea for Storms Defense Challenges Ouster Action
In a heated session before Special Judge Carter Addison C. Harris argued that the state’s move to oust Secretary of State Daniel E Storms lacks sufficient cause and that the proceeding is improperly termed civil whereas it resembles a criminal action. Gov Hanly supporters contend impeachment routes, while Storms maintains the legislature, not the courts, should handle removal. The hearing featured extensive legal maneuvering and a notable legal array.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
D. Frank Hanly
Daniel E. Storms
Addison C. Harris
Dudge Vinson Carter
Manly
Harris
Atate
Dumont
Pernona
Statehouse
Sven Ferdeth
Cutte
Ktorma
de Marton
Hanly
Atorney
G. We Miller
C. W. Smith
Addison G Harb
Miller
John B. Cock
Theough
Meier Unon
Secretary of State
Herris
Harria
Circuit Court
Tragedy in hotel room at St James in Chicago
In Chicago on January daybreak police found the bodies of a man and four women in a hotel room at the St James on Washington and United streets. A pistol lay clutched in the man's hand and the woman faced the door as if trying to escape. The man registered under the name Ralph Ross, while the clerk recorded the woman as Jensie C. Thompson. The victims awaited identification at the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Meline Prew Association
Chicago
Jan
St James
Washington
Ralph Ross
Rose
Ay Jensie C. Thompson
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Bicknell, Dinwiddie and Moorman
Jose
Chainminshyy
Joby Moormans
Teenth
Gari
Ered Gemmer
Tov
Than
Vie
Goodrich Leutenante
Charles 5
Hernly
New Caxte
Stete Chaseman
Ube
Terry C. Sturr
Dante
Chngressonin
Madixon
Offeer
Af Beveridge
Fourth
Gandrich
United States
Dimes AL Meineening
Haymuel
Whi Stevens
Kealthy Iterests
Kealtns
Joseph B. Kealing
Fairbanks
Secrery of St. Storms
Sporting Woods
Ice Biutes
Gue Habich
W. Weshat
Alma
Anna
Alm
Fulmer
Breman
Brother
Anthony Lauek, Jr
Tou
Wmitte
Gust -Hosbeng
Pembroke ‘Arcade
Samaon
Ivery
Wilden
East
Kate C. Bryant
Charles F. Bretemann
Dretgmann
Bretzmann
Wilson
Pracews
Ter
Pres
Jane Thihell
Sieur RePony
Missouri
Gross-Town
City Council
Lon Hoyt
William Anadell
Worscmers
Garstang Fuel Co
C. C. & B. Pocehoning Raakelas
Brichton's
W. Oo
Denison Carber Shop
Seee
Janes
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