Sheriff candidacy poster removed by county officials
Lt Hogue listed as a Republican sheriff candidate on a large ecard posted at the courthouse basement entrance. County commissioners ordered its removal to avoid a flood of similar posters. Hogue indicated he is in the race to stay.
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Hogue
Ennis Sues for Divorce Alleging Name Calling
Charles B. Ennis files suit for divorce against his wife alleging persistent insults including the terms Whip-Poor-Will and Little Shrimp as part of a husband wife dispute.
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Charles B. Ennis
SOVAT DECIDES ANG WOMAN a NOT HOANE Miss Jennie Goughan Is Cleared
Miss Jennie Goughan through attorneys Pettijohn and Groninger wins a ruling from Probate Judge Merle Walker that she is not insane. Testimony linked her irregular actions to excessive liquor use rather than mental deficiency after a prior 1900s insanity declaration by a local commission.
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Jennie Goughan
Charles Pettijohn
Taylor Groninger
Merle “N. A. Walker
Miss Goughan
Indianapoli Brewing Company
Justice of the Peace
A. R. Hutchinson
Frank Manker
John Lutz
Searchers Find Johnsons Body in River Mystery Solved
A large boat and field party of about 120 men search the river area starting at dawn to locate Johnson who vanished earlier. The body was found floating among willow branches in the water, ending days of speculation about the missing man.
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Muncie
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Marion County
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S. P. Owens
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H. Bradley
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Owens
Martin Hyland
Quigles
Ross Ludlow
Ludlow
A. L. Johnson
Indianapolis
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Wanderer Searched Across Counties After Jan 7 Absence
A man identified by nephew as a valuable government asset wandered from a sanitarium on January 7 and has since been sought across the county and in several large cities.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw on Stand in New York Murder Trial
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified in New York as part of the trial over Stanford White's murder. She described travels to Paris London and Boulogne with Thaw and denied signing an affidavit alleging abuse. Jerome cross examined, highlighting a prior trial detail and her letters to White. The proceedings focus on her relationship with Thaw and White’s actions.
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Stanford White
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Jerome
Tivelyn
Paris
Evelyn Teld
Jerome Harry
Rom
London
Evelyn
White
Boulogne
New York
Tower
Madison Square Garden
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Europe
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Visiting Mine Workers at the United Mine Workers Convention
reporter Addie Stout portrays the annual United Mine Workers of America gathering in Tomlinson Hall led by John Mitchell while noting miners’ health, discipline, and clean appearance. Reverend Clinton’s address urged safety, wage-earning child concerns, and work to prevent coal mine accidents affecting children.
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Tomlinson Hall
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
John
Thor
Clinton
Aged man found unconscious at West Street home
Malcome Carrick 75 years old, longtime Kingan's pork packing employee, was found unconscious in his bed at 398 West Street Tuesday morning. Physicians report symptoms indicating a cerebral hemorrhage.
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West St
Congress May Probe Enjoining of Mitchell Coal Mines
Washington January 21 Senator Culberson offered a resolution seeking a congressional inquiry into whether Federal Judge Dayton of West Virginia exceeded his authority by enjoining John Mitchell from attempting to unionize certain coal mines in West Virginia.
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Culberson
Dayton
West Virginia
John Mitchell
Adscript Club Plans Strenuous Campaign for Officer Election
Members of the Adscript club met Monday evening to organize a vigorous campaign for the upcoming officer election scheduled for Monday February 3.
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Adscript Club
Indiana Mayors Favor Second Term Idea At Denison Hotel
A meeting of mayors from about two Indiana cities at the Denison hotel Monday showed a majority not in hearty sympathy with the law that forbids them from succeeding themselves in office.
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Denison
Indiana Democrats Set Grand Banquet for Bryan
The Indiana Democratic club plans a public banquet at the Claypool Hotel on Monday night February 17 with 700 plates at $2 each. William Jennings Bryan will be guest of honor and address the issues of the day to a large audience. Tickets go on sale at the club headquarters and by mail through secretary J. C. McKilliv.
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Ww. J. Bryan
Bryan
Indiana Democratic Club
Indiana Democratic Party
Western Union
J. C. McKilliv
Young Mens Christian Association of Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Charles Remster
John E. Hollett
John W. Holtzman
Myron D. King
Robert Springsteen
William A. Holt
Oren S. Hack
Revival Meetings At Nippert Memorial Church
Revival meetings are in progress at Nippert Memorial church on E Tenth street. Sermons are preached nightly with Ger v A C Baur in charge. Attendance is strong and services run every evening except Saturday.
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E. Tenthst
Gerv
A. C. Baur
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