Indiana Democrats Eye Senate Seats After 1910 Victory
With Indiana Democrats poised to control the legislature, names like Judge Joseph H. Shea of Seymour are discussed as potential United States senators to join Benjamin F. Shively in Washington. Shea’s supporters argue he would make a strong senator amid the party’s favorable prospects.
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Indiana
United States
Benjamin F. Shively
Washington
Joseph H. Shea
Seymour
Shea
Elma Dare Ordered to Produce Will in Probate Court
Louise Meehan, second cousin of the late George Rhodius, obtained an order requiring Elma Dare Rhodius to appear next Monday and produce any will or testament she signed. The case involves papers offered for probate and objections filed, with heirs seeking to have the will examined for validity.
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Louise Meehan
George Rhodius
Elma Dare Rhodius
Rhoduus
Elmer Dare Rhodius
Elma Dare
Ryan and
Ruckelshaus
Ryan and Ruckelshaus
George F Rhodius
Will Give a Dance for Rath Lodge Benefit
An entertainment and dance are set as a benefit for Rath lodge No. 4 Shepherds of Bethlehem at Mansur hall on January 21.
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Rath Lodge No. 4
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Mansur Hall
Headrick Expected to Run for Marion County Prosecutor
W. D. Headrick, a prominent Republican campaigner, is set to seek the Marion County prosecutor nomination. Headrick has been a valued speaker in city campaigns and is popular across the county. He has publicly ruled out any congressional bid while signaling a run for prosecutor.
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W. D. Headrick
Marion County
Headrick
Mr. Headrick
Davis in Love With the Yama Yama Girl
Broadway buzz says Mrs Richard Harding Davis will divorce her author husband and he will wed Miss Bessie McCoy known as the Yama Yama Girl. McCoy, a top Broadway favorite, is in Miami and rose to fame for her Yama Yama dance.
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Mon
Broadway
Richard Harding Davis
Bessie McCoy
Belgium and Alpine Storms Halt Life Across Europe
Belgium lies stormbound with flooded rivers bridges and homes washed away. In the Sambre valley factories shut down as a severe storm bands a beleaguered region. In Geneva a terrific Alpine storm imprisons scores of American tourists with heavy snow and winds over 100 miles per hour cutting communications.
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Brussels
Belgium
Sambre
Geneva
Jan. C
Roosevelt for Speaker of the House Rumor
Reports say Theodore Roosevelt will run for Congress in New York First District with a plan to secure the speakership. Rep Cocks may step aside. several New York members favor the bid while others fear it could avert trouble in-state.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
New York State
House
Senate
Flist
New York
Church defraulter surrenders in Pittsburg case
W. C. Lilley former treasurer of the Pittsburg Presbytery of the Presbyterian church gave himself up at the county jail after accounts were found short since his disappearance on Sept 27 He declares his troubles stem from generosity and says he has been ill since leaving the city No charges were filed at surrender time and he will face accusers that afternoon
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Pittsburg
W. C. Lilley
The
Presbyterian Church
Spring Series Set With Cleveland Americans and Lou Nation
An announcement says the Cleveland Americans and Lou Nationals will meet in a spring series in Little Rock Arkansas beginning March 26. Four games are planned to be played at the local ballpark with teams preparing for the season opener.
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Little Rock
Ark
Cleveland Americans
Battle Over Ballinger Committee Sparks House Turmoil
Republicans who bolted the caucus demand Rainey’s removal as six insurgents split the party. Lloyd of Missouri may accept after talks with Democrats. The fight centers on who names the Ballinger-Pinchot investigation panel and tests Speaker’s power.
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Washington
Lloyd
Missouri
Ballinger-Pinchot
Rainey
Illinois
Dwight
Garner
Texas
House
Republifan Caaticus
Repubicans
James
Democrata
Ollie James
Intercet
Cooper
Lenroot
Lindbergh
Cary
Nelson
Wisconsin
Mavis
Minnesota
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Denby
Michigan
Ciadison
McCall
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Madison
Sun newsboys to attend Colonial vaudeville show
The Sun's newsboys will be guests of the Colonial theater next week with Manager Cecil Owen ensuring they are royally received. Monday night is set aside for the boys and each will receive a ticket entitling one seat, obtainable from the Bun office and circulation manager.
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Sun
Colonial Theater
Cecil Owen
Vicki
Now
Mondsy
Italians in a three cornered duel in Chicago
Three Italians, Pasquale Capaldo, Fred Dolsondo, and Frank Fatara, were stabbed repeatedly in a three way duel behind a restaurant at 1936 Archer Avenue Chicago. Police arrived as the fight continued and separated the combatants. Dolsondo and Fatara survived but were gravely injured.
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Archer Avenue
Pasquale Capaldo
Fred Dolsondo
Frank Fatara
Dolsondo
Capaldo
Frank Friara
Doleondo
Fatara
Automobilists Fined by Judge in Speed Case
Judge Collins warned three motorists Carl Shipe 17 Robert Collins and Elmer Ittenbach that future motor speed law violations would bring workhouse sentences. Collins fined 10 dollars and costs for a second offense Ittenbach fined and costs Shipe not fined but cautioned as a first offense.
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Collins
Carl Shipe
Robert Collins
North Meridian Street
Elmer Ittenbach
North Capitol Avenue
Lions
Ittenbach
Shipe
Flower in custody as suspect in bad check scheme
Altus D. Flower arrived from Chicago with detectives and faces three forged check charges. He claims the checks were good when passed as a mine promoter. After questioning at the police station he was placed in the county jail, then released on bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Altus D. Flower
Chicago
Simon
Flower
Two Chicken Thieves Sentenced to Marion County Workhouse
Albert G. Stoops and Mam Brattain were sentenced by Judge Pritchard to 316 year terms in the Marion county workhouse for guilty pleas to stealing ten chickens from James Schwartz in December. They faced an additional charge for stealing twelve chickens from Nancy Stoops, Stoops’s stepmother.
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Marion County
Albert G. Stoops
Mam Brattain
Pritchard
James Schwartz
Nancy Stoops
Pritcham
Prosperity Edition Ad Space Breaking Records
The Indianapolis Sun reports its special prosperity edition goes to press January 31 and has already broken advertising space records. Advertisers are urged to hurry to secure a spot in the issue.
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Indianapolis Sun
United Mine Workers and Western Federation Move Toward Union
President Lewis and President Moyer lead talks as United Mine Workers vote to form a joint seven member committee to negotiate with Western Federation leaders for possible amalgamation. Moyer stresses shared mining interests and cites past struggles, unions, and political pressure, including actions by Hearst and local operators.
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United Mine Workers of America
Western Federation
Anen
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Moyer
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
C. E. Mahoney
Colorado
Brennenberg
Idaho
American Federation of Labor
Leadville
A. F. of L
United States
Canada
Supreme Court
William Randolph Hearst
Friend of
Labor
Hearst
La‘ber
Dunces “McDonald
District
Bride Accuses Husband of S600 Theft in Indy Case
Joseph P. Cunningham an Illinois arraigned after grand larceny charges over the alleged theft of 500 to 600 dollars from his bride. The Chicago woman testified they married after a scheme to move west for business. Cunningham left town, leaving her stranded during the Indiana state fair period. Prosecution witness expected in Judge Pritchard’s court. Cunningham reportedly from Pennsylvania.
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Joseph P. Cunningham
Indianapolis
Lancaster Pool
Chicago
West
Cunningham
Pritchard
Pennsyvania
Two Colonels to Hold Salvation Army Services
Col Alexander Damon of New York and Col T W Scott of Detroit announce a series of Salvation Army meetings in Indianapolis next Saturday and Sunday. A lecture by Damon at 338 Capitol Ave Saturday evening. sermons by Damon and Scott at Edwin Ray M E church Sunday morning. Ensign Munselle preaching at 338 Capitol Ave Sunday morning. Free and Easy Meeting at 3 S Capitol Ave Sunday afternoon. and a Damon lecture at Second Presbyterian Church Sunday evening.
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Alexander Damon
New York
Col
T. W. Scott
Detroit
Salvation Army
Indianapolis
Col. Damon
Capitol Avenue
Col. Scott
Edwin Ray M. E
Ensign Munselle
S. Capitol Avenue
Second Presbyterian Church
Falls 40 Feet Into Basement In Kokomo Incident
In Kokomo Indiana on January 20 T Wolf fell from the second story of the Alhandra building into the basement a 40 foot drop He escaped with no bones broken or serious injuries though two small timbers were broken by his weight The board he stood on collapsed sending him into the basement
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Kokomo
Ind
T. Wolf
Alhandra
Switchmen to discuss wage scale in Chicago conferences
Switchmen allied with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet general managers at 10 o clock Saturday for a new wage scale covering 21 Chicago lines. Separate talks are under way by the Switchmen's Union of America with a different wage schedule from eight railroads. An extra five cents an hour is asked along with rule changes.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Raway
Switchmen’s Union of America
Washington
International
W. G. Lee
Young Daniel O'Donnell Appointed Page of Criminal Court
Daniel O'Donnell, 19, son of railway mail clerk Patrick H. O'Donnell, was named page of the Criminal Court by Judge Pritchard on Tuesday. He succeeds Walter Pritchard, who resigned to devote time to practicing law.
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Daniel O'Donnell
Patrick H. O'Donnell
Criminal Court
Pritchard
O’donnell
Walter Pritchard
Rose Wins His Suit Against Marion County
Deputy fish commissioner Marion W. Rose was awarded 71 dollars in Superior Court by Judge Carter for nets destroyed by county officials. County attorneys Edward B. Raub and John C. Ruckleshaus led the defense and cross examined witnesses.
Drake given suspended sentence in Cincinnati gas case
William W. Drake aged 34 pleaded guilty in criminal court to berating $11 belonging to the Cincinnati Gas Coke and Mining company. Judge Pritchard sentenced him to one year in state prison but suspended the sentence during Drake’s good behavior.
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William W. Drake
Cincinnati Gas, Coke and Mining Company
Pritchard
Drak
Elhaerior
Wall Street Crash Snares Roberts Hall Criss
The New York Stock Exchange suspended Roberts Hall Criss of Cincinnati after a collapse tied to the Columbus Hocking pool failure. Hugh Criss, a New York representative, was dragged from the floor amid rumors of apoplexy as investigations and receiver actions proceed.
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Hocking Valley
Roberts, Hall & Criss
Cincinnati
New York Stock Exchange
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Broadway
Hugh S. Criss
Columbus & Hocking Coal and Iron Pool
Lathrop, Haskins & Coo
J. M. Fiske & Co
H. F. Criss
Thomas
Holt
H. D. Hotchkis
Lathrop, Haskins & Co
Child Fred Kreger Accused Of Shoddy Shoe Purchase
Four year old Fred Kreger allegedly purchased fifty cent shoes from William McClain at 110 Shelby Street, paid with a worthless $28 check, and fled the city before later being found by detectives Wedntsdey K and Merrill Rech.
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Fred Kreger
Willam McClain
Shelby Street
Kreger
Rech
Merrill Wedntsdey
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U. M. of A
County Fell
Columbus & Hocking Coal and Iron Stock
Lathrop, Haskins & J. M. Fiske
Exchange
Rock Island
F. M. Fiske & Co
I. L. Ernest
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