Revelations From God Regarded In Mormon Testimony
Senator Smoot resumes cross examination on the revelations doctrine during the inquiry. He asserts free agency and that only a genuine revelation binding on him must be confirmed, noting conflicts with law could force him to seek other lands. Smoot recalls support for Brimhall despite polygamy and discusses the United Order as a sustained revelation debated by the people.
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Awwrre Press Association
Washington
Smoot
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Benjamin Cruft
George Reynolds
Creft
George Brimhall
Craft
Brimshall
Smith
Get
Overman
Ehurst
Barth
Mormon Church
Har
Fe United Order
Bricham Young
Ena
Tandon
Senator Heveridge
Foreigners Face Five Year Reversion Under Inheritance Law
Judge Carter awards in a case before Attorney General Miter involving Fred Gayman and others. Under the alien ownership law, foreigners named as beneficiaries must dispose of inherited property within five years or it reverts to the state. Layman and others left about $3000 in Indianapolis. property not disposed of and state asserts claims.
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Juige Carter
Miter
Fred Gayman
Indianapolis
Boy Thieves Sentenced for Robbery at Damestown
Elwood Trumble and Alonan Green, described as white boys, were sentenced by Judge Alford to days in the workhouse on Saturday for robbing Alexander Trotter of Damestown. The youths allegedly took Trotter's money in a coupe Nts incident. Robert Moore faced counts of stealing $27 from Belle Davik.
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Alonan Green
Alford
Alexander Trotter
Damestown
Trotter
Robert Moore
Belle
Compromise Reached in Hope Versus W A Case
In Zanerville on January 2 a civil suit by Frank Hope against W. A. for 2000 dollars was compromised Saturday morning. The settlement came through the efforts of Archbishop Edwards. It is reported a formal church committee may investigate charges against Rev Bope in Ohio.
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Zanerville
Aslies
Frank Hope
W. A
Ybbs
Nbel
Architeacon Edwards
Pardee Exonerated In Wright Death Inquest Setup
Officials probe Maj Ridgeway Wright death at Imperial hotel in New York. Dr Howard A Pardee, once linked to the case, has been fully exonerated by coroner and by Wrights ante mortem statement. Pardee will be chief witness when the inquest resumes next Friday.
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New York
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Maj Ridgeway Wright
Whkesbarre
Imperial Hotel
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Wright
Pardee
Murphy Found Guilty in Chair Factory Fire Case
Windy Murphy convicted by a criminal court jury for setting fire to the Centras chair factory five-story building. He faces a sentence of one to two years. Murphy had allegedly confessed to coworkers and detectives, then recanted, but the jury believed the fire was deliberate.
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Harry Murphy
Windy Murphy
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Centras
Mdlanapolis
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City record for a day births and deaths and marriages
Births list include names such as Harry and Emma Prenaler Indianavoy Us etrl Sviblam and others with addresses and a girl born. Death notices list Vera M Miller Jennie Ross Thomas J Davidson Harriet B Jack Clyde Botkin Louis Distauly William A Ownley Pall Schafer Millie Moorehead and more with ages and causes. Marriages listed include Harry E Drake and Clara B Hutchinegon Clarence B Rice and Dovie C Maxwell Michael Smith and Marc Keyes Jacob Plause and May Basha Allen Richardson and Etteabeth Groamman Building permits show several properties with amounts and addresses including 51 800 for Karn Shelby and 100 for Kenwood cottages
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Lunes
Jennie Ross
Caprol
Thomas J. Davidson
Kennedy
Harriet B. Jack
Broadway
Clyde Botkin
Mile
Massachusetts
Louis Distauly
Polk
William A. Ownley
Neniang
Tu Grippe
Pall Schafer
Indianapolis
Mmtral
Millie Moorehead
City Hospital
Harry E. Drake
Clara B. Hutchinegon
Clarence B. Rice
Dovie C. Maxwell
Michael Smith
Marc Keyes
Jacob Plause
May Basha
Allen Richardson
Etteabeth Groamman
Bryan Calls on Roosevelt at White House Visit
William J. Bryan visited the White House on a Saturday morning to pay respects to President Roosevelt. He was joined by former Democratic national chairman ex-Senator J. K. Jones.
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Scripps-Raez Press Association
Washington
William J. Bryan
White House
Roosevelt
J. K. Jones
Democratic Party
Revolution Threatens Over Blow to Tsarist Rule
Reports from St Petersburg describe a tense mood as strike leaders and workers threaten widespread action. Gopan is identified as a central figure while streets near the Winter Palace brace for possible demonstrations. Military units are prepared to deter violence as government officials seek a peaceful resolution.
Purse Snatch At Fayette Street Ends With Fights
An unknown purse snatcher struck Mrs A B Charles as she returned home Friday evening at 192 Fayette Street. She screamed and neighbors gathered, but the thief vanished. The Maple Leaf Club hosts an event Tuesday at 160 W New York Avenue with Miss Jeqsla Jolly as hostess.
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Megra
A. B. Charles
Maple Leaf Club
New York
Misa
Governor Folk Orders Close of St Louis Winerooms
In Jefferson City the governor orders Chief Kiely to shut down winerooms and gambling dens in St Louis immediately. Folk aims to enforce the law through a new Police Board appointees, promising strict adherence to regulations amid a citywide cleanup of vice and gambling. Police are pressed to act under the governor’s directive as officials push to curb gaming halls.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
Palive Kiely
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Anonymous circular accuses city officials of corruption
An unsigned circular circulated in Hammond claims that local officials led by Sheil are corrupt and controlled by gamblers. It names Dan O’Levis Kul Woler Woods and other Chicago gamblers as backers and urges removal of city leaders in the name of public integrity. The flyer urges action if officials refuse to resign.
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Car
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Bundle
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Alto
Manly
Fiat
Monte Cartesey
Hammond
Chicage
Letocrane
Tie Roverner
Hammon
Denver hosts Chapman crusade climax with 21004 attendees
The Denver religious crusade led by Evangelist J Wilbur Chapman of New York reached a climactic series of mass meetings attended by an estimated 21 004 people. City offices closed, and 10 a m prayer meetings were held as schools stopped for the event. Chapman praised Denver audiences and reported 3 300 prayer requests and 610 converts.
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Col
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
Speer
Canal Jibe
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Pryer
Markets Market Notes Wheat Prices Fall Across Regions
Market report shows wheat prices slipping with lower bids and varied openings. Prices drift as traders watch futures, with several grains and livestock items mentioned, including cattle and pork, amid a broad commodities snapshot from Scripps-McRae and Cincinnati bureaus.
Thieves Threaten Meridian and Local Police Protectiveness
Residents of Meridian and nearby neighborhoods face armed robberies and break ins as a crime wave stretches across Indianapolis areas. Police say few patrols remain on duty at night with limited manpower, while experts urge community substation use and stronger protection near Meridian and Pennsylvantast areas to curb burglaries and thefts.
Boy Struck While Riding Bicycle Near Poll Station
An 11 year old boy, Harry Jordan of 204 Ringo Street, fell from a bicycle opposite a polls station in Alabama Street and sustained several bruises. He was taken to the City Diagnosis where he received care.
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Harry Jordan
Ringo St
Alabama-st
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Indianap olis Livestock Market Report Summary
A dense OCR listing from an Indianapolis livestock market shows cattle and feed prices across weights and grades. Mentioned are good to choice steers, common to medium steers, and feeds, with figures in dozens of dollars per hundredweight, plus various farm goods and produce prices. The snippet includes references to bulls cows and calves, market services, and New York produce notes.
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Indianapolis
Phasapolis
Stock Market Opens Irregularly as Traders React to Declines
A volatile session where prices fluctuated with mixed gains and losses across sectors. Traders cited cautious sentiment from economic data while industrials and commodities showed uneven moves amid broad market nervousness.
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary Amid Mixed Signals
Fragmentary OCR yields a rough chase of cattle and market activity. Mentions of traders, prices, and a Monday marker show uneven demand with scarce clarity on entities or exact figures.
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Chicago
Rica
Beveridge Rejoins Committee as Indiana Senator Returns
Senator Beveridge retired Friday afternoon from Indianapolis after attending the rally for his re election. He moved to the room where the meeting was held and resumed duties on the committee, causing a brief interruption to the inquiry on statehood. Colleagues offered hearty congratulations as supporters assembled.
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Renstor Bokker
Woman Slashed in Wentworth Avenue Incident
Michael Barrett, 4, allegedly cut the throat of Mary Seaplon on Wentworth Ave and attempted to slash his own throat. Both victims were taken to Provident Hospital in critical condition. police say Barrett fled as officers pursued him. The woman is reportedly the wife of a fire department employee and was said to have been involved with Barrett, amid a quarrel.
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Chicago
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Mary Seaplon
Mohn Awaloor
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Provident Hospital
Hearing postponed in matter of Evans Browning murder case
Special to The Times Redford Ind Frank Evans and Elmer Browning are jailed on a murder charge in Mississippi. The preliminary hearing was called in Justice J W Harris court Saturday but due to venue change it was moved to Justice McLaughlins court and will be held next Tuesday at the courthouse. Public opinion doubts evidence will move the case to the grand jury.
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Redford
Frank Evans
Elmer Browning
Sarah Schafer
J. W. Harris
Pnstive McLaughlin
John Mountain Insanity Case Tied to Jail Assault
John Mountain, jailed on a recent assault charge, is alleged to be insane. Officials report prior commitments for insanity, noting two transfers from the fair to Central Hospital for the Insane.
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John Mountain
Joh Mountain
Central Hospital
Father Doane Dead at St. Patrick's Church
Father Hobart Doane of St. Patrick's Church in Ged died Friday night, reported by the Scripps-Wire Press Association from Newark New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
Hobart Doane
St. Patrick's cathoUs
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