Valencia Wreck After Pacific Storm Off Vancouver Island
The Valencia runs aground on reefs near Cape Heale on Vancouver Island during a southwest gale. Of 150 aboard, only 15 known saved. many drown as boats smash against the raging sea. Captain O. M. Johnson and officers listed. survivors recount harrowing scenes and failed lifeboat escapes. CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
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Scrlpox-Membe Press Association
Victoria
B.C. Dan
Cape Heale
Valencia
Vancouver Island
Queen
San Frantiseo
Umatilla
Wats
Gardner enters race for Marion county treasurer
Fred C. Gardner publicly announces his candidacy for Marion county treasurer subject to Republican decisions. A longtime party worker aged 42, he lives on Rath Broadway in the eighth ward and has served as vice president of the Marion county council. Gardner has worked with E G Alkir & Co for two years and is active in the Marion club and the Northix club.
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Fred C. Gardner
Marlom
I T
Gardner Wold
Treaatrer
Gardner
Bern
Pelle J Ucs
Marlam Club
Uc-' Nirhix
Marion County Couch
Hig
Rath | Broadway
Haytie J Uyed
Indianapolis
E.G. Alkiu & Co
Trenaurer
No Union Dictation Over Mule Shoeing Policy
The Board of Public Works rejected union control over mule shoeing for city teams. Charles Gift told of efforts to hire only essential labor, arguing a horseshoer and helper are unnecessary and costly. Board members, led by Joseph T. Elliott, stressed city savings and Ltd union interference, signaling a stance against allowing union dictates.
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Board of Public Works
Charles Gift
Woleeday
Joseph ‘T. Elliott
Jinina
Ureum
Preston
Trutter
Frederick Mack
Voard
Bresident
Ellete
Irani
Ptand
Bridges Washed Away In Flood Near Marion And Rye Valley
Richmond Va Jan 4 The Holaten river rose several feet above usual levels washing away the Marion and Rye Valley bridge and downing the Seaver Mills railway bridge. Houses along the river and Stureys creek were flooded, with several washed away. Water covers part of the Norfolk and Western tracks.
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SpFiipamenne
Ananention
Richmond
Morion
Marion and
Rye Valley
Seaver Mills
Stureys Creek
Morfolk & Woxtern
Nominations for postmasters and consul general sent to Senate
Washington January 24 The president sent nominations of postmasters including Starr Goshen Sherman Rouch Bedford and G O D Taylor Worthington George E Anderson of Illinois for consul general at Rio Janeiro Brazil.
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Wabsiington
Senate
Starr
Goshen
Sherman
Rouch
Bedford
G. OD. Taylor
Worthington
George E. Anderson
Iinois
Miners Debate Constitutional Amendments At Convention
Miners consider amendments to govern holding political office by union members and to bond local officials. President Mitchell backs allowing miners to seek federal and state legislative posts while restricting non legislative roles. Delegates elect officers, delegates to international congress, AFL, and audit board amid ongoing referendum counting.
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United Mine Workers
Congress
Mitchell
Hey
Mitterell
Mie
Mf A
Auttouneca
Selo Mitchell
J. J. Lewis
W. B. Wilson
International Congress
T. D. Nichols
Joln D. White
American Federation of Labor
John Mitel
T. T. Lewin
W. D. Ryan
John Fahy
Paul Polaski
Thomas Haggerty
Will I. Fairley
William Little
McCullough
H.C. Perry
H. Sullivan
William Werdjohn
Strain and Rheumatism Hinder President’s Convention Work
The article notes severe strain on President Mitehé due to convention duties and rheumatism, forcing him to use a cane. It describes his weary forbearance amid factional conflicts among defenders and a mild rebuke to Vice-president Lewis observed Monday, with the piece continuing on page eight.
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Mitehé
Lewis
Merchants Back Effort to Build Indianapolis Coliseum
The Merchants' Association of Indianapolis signals strong support for reviving the Coliseum project. R G McChire of the Commercial Club confirms a letter from A 2 Coffin stating readiness to cooperate with public bodies in a united drive. Subscriptions once reached 101000 but stalled. now efforts to reopen the venture resume with city business groups urged to back commercial development.
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R. G. McChire
Commercial Club
Haa
A. 2 Coffin
Marchants
Indianapolis
Sim
Dun
Dir
Coimcum
Colt
Flalr
Columbia Club
Indianapally Coliseum Company
Amacne
Jn- Aianapolis Coliveum Company
Merchants’ Association of Nnd
Anapolis
Man fined for bread knife pursuit in Marion County
Jacob Leyer faced charges after enraged at his wife on Tuesday and chased her with a bread knife until she fainted. He pled guilty, paid a fine of 310 and costs for disturbing the peace, plus a separate $10 sentence. The couple resided at 418 Sanderart.
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Jacob Leyer
Marion County
Cora
Baya
Actress Grace Chapin Surrenders Stage For Child Custody
Grace Chapin testified that if Judge J M Leathers granted custody she would abandon her acting career for the sake of her child Luz. Leathers awarded custody and granted divorce from Kil Chapin who claimed non support and personality issues. Chapin had left a Broadway company and saved spring engagements to win custody and will live with her mother Mrs Gertie Orpwaud in Indianapolis.
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Maperine Court
Grace Chapin
J. M- Leathers
Kerett
Willte Chalpin
Luz
Manapolis
Leathers
Chaplin
Eall
Chapin
Ng Evil Denen
Ludge Leathers
Cuba Given Isle of Pines Treaty Sent to Senate
The senate foreign relations committee agreed to report favorably the Isle of Pines treaty. The measure proposes continual tax revenue to the mainland with only minor amendments and no major changes to the existing terms.
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Cuba
Isle OF Pines
Serippa-Meling Press Association
Wallingten, Jun
Enate
Weather turns colder with improving travel conditions abroad
The mercury stood above zero Wednesday morning then slipped two degrees by Monday revealing continuing cold wether. Drivers expect snow and freezing rain to subside as warm weather spreads from Indianapolis bureau. Country travel improving though mud and unpassable roads linger. telegraph and telephone services push to restore full operation. hotel kitchen inspections begin under W T Latta with kitchen cleanliness prioritized.
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Welock
Indianapolis
Hotel Men Face Grave Charges In Washington Street Case
Proprietor C R Smith and clerk Kelly Craft along with two others are accused of contributing to delinquency. Evidence shows rooms at the 20 E Washington and 60 E Washington Annex were used for underage girls, prompting a preliminary hearing and involvement of the Chil dren's Aid Society protective committee.
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Mikers
Cae
Smith
Washington Est
Washingtonest
Kelly Craft
Crab
Katter
Certai
Dkter
Smiths
Childrens’ Abd Society
Hey
Uenens
Jot Holtett
Ayres, Jones & Tmollett
Jord
Investrirtion
Follett Segrea
Bemright
Reoma
Smith and Crunv
Ewing Garnett
Gilbert Hy Mosby
Eiris
Evilenee
Une Mon
Bondy
Dave Ty
Moshy
Garnett
Pricera
Tyne
Didge Stubbs
Xerinia
Hay
Nile
Smiths Pie
Struck by Stranger In New Jersey Market Area
Daniel Gambie, found injured Tuesday night near a New Jersey street, told Dr Laughlin he was assaulted by an unknown man. He was moved to his home, with witnesses noting he had been drinking and received care from an ambulance surgeon.
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Cane Beale Usht
Daniel Gambie
New Jersy St
Storms Ruling Set By Circuit Court Thursday
In Marion County the circuit court will hear Storms on Thursday as he fights ouster brought by Gov. Hanly for alleged misconduct and irregularities as secretary of state. Storms contends the state has shown no value for impeachment and that the Marion circuit court lacks jurisdiction. The ruling will test Storms' demurrer to the complaint and the ouster action in a high profile case watched with interest.
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Claypank
Unity Io
Maine
Hituminni
Vennsslynnia
Iindiana God
Western Operatare
Seale Committee
Judey Vinton Curler
Circuit Court
Paulel Ki
Marion Crewit
Mariow Eircuit
Desmurrer
Hanly
Secretary of State
Republican Editors Gather for Indiana Meeting at Denison Hotel
The Indiana Republican Cultural Association holds its twenty-ninth annual meeting in Indianapolis with a banquet Thursday night at the Denison hotel, headlined by HS Truht of Noblewitte. An address program and political discussions follow, with emphasis on square deal policy and editor interests.
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Indiaupals
Denison
Indiana
Republican Culturial
HS Truht
Noblewitte
Cnarge
Ithat
Railways
Pasa
Entore
Neual
Experts Pay For Work On Northwestern Avenue Paving
Clarence Aykenson, president of Hoosier Construction, says the firm was enjoined from laying bitulithic pavement on Northwestern Avenue after tearing up the street. He asked the Board of Public Works to order a closure to traffic. The company contends it has right to prevent driving on the fresh concrete while under restraining order, and awaits a higher court decision on whether it may continue laying pavement. If ruled against, the firm seeks payment for $1 worth of work already done.
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Clarence Aykenson
Hoosier Construction Compens
Arc
Board of Public Works
Weanesay
Trafic
Ieconstruction Company
Bhuble
Northwestern-eye
Courres
Appeals for more money at St Charles hotel eviction
Attorney John Mueller schoen appeared before the Board of Public Works seeking higher compensation for the St Charles hotel owner Charles Muellerschoen. He protests the 4.50 damages awarded for the Jackson Place opening and has appealed to court for a larger sum. He is the sole owner with a cage on appeal.
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Athorney John
Chas. Muedlerschoeh
St . Charles
Board of Public Works
Jackson-place
Muellerschoen
Jackson- Twee
Ale Cage
Insurgents Fight Statehood Bill in House Vote
Washington January 24 insurrection over the statehood bill dominated the House scene as supporters and insurgents clashed. The previous question passed 192 to 168 with galleries crowded and prominent figures like Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Miles watching. Watson and Lord pressed the clash while debates stretched over hours, signaling a tough fight ahead for statehood for Oklahoma Territory and parts of the Southwest.
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Serioga-Melage
Washington
AMI
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Mice
Tle
Longworth
Ohio
Executive Gallery
Watson
Maedia
Rey Arguet
Nowkn
Treory Mint
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Dalzell
Pansaylcania
Daten
Williams
Democracics
Prayers For New Streets Petitioned In City Board
Ramael Kingston and others file a romanutrance against the proposed road from Washington to Vir Binlvave with asphalt or wooden blocks. Russell and others petition for Seventeen th street improvement from College avenue to the L. BL Wy with asphalt. A petition by L. C. Schmoe presents E. New York street improvement from Belt railway to Emerson avenue with sidewalks Butters and crushed stone roadway. Mrs A J Cleary complains the contractor laid the rough surface instead of grading.
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Ramael Kingston
Board of Public
Rustat
Washington-at
Russell
College-ave
L. BL & Wy
L. C. Schmoe
Péenhonias Amoheiras
Cork
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A. Peterson
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W. Downing
Girat
T. Carrick
S. Davis
H. M. Nelson
J. Hagdinot
N. Campbell
Vareneia
Jan
Eboch
David
Prag
Melfort
Dayia
Pass of
Widner
J. Nealy
N. M. Amerin
Miss van Wick
Alice Sloltenburg
T. Fonde
Por
International Executive Board
Divtriet
Tocal
Waiton
Evans
Haaleten
Pennsylvania
Tgo
Pogl
Warson CO
Wife
Pianbe S16
Ap. Wesenuer'e
Weed
Janew
Little One
Dri Kogene Nuctier
Euy Xamiturt Sds
W. T. Latta
Aanletant Mille In
Spector
Children's Aid Society
C. R. Smith
Gust Rosderg, Vaiter
Pembroke Arcade
Denison Hanser Shop
Bitulithic Paving Co
St. Charles Hotel
Tuckson Place
Spardog Woods
Ice Bkates
Boxing Hoves
UG Harich'r
Brenton
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