Wreck Injures Dozens on Eastbound Train No 34
A Chicago division Big Four passenger train struck a broken rail two miles east of Earl Park at 12 35 am injuring about thirty passengers, eighteen severely. Eight were taken to St Elizabeth Hospital in Lafayette Indiana. Hamilton of Indianapolis suffered the most serious injuries. Many patients remain under care at the Labr house.
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Indianapolis
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R. M. Stackhouse
D. M. McLean
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Louiville
D. Blunkett
Louisville
Labr House
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Many More Join Strike Amid Russian Turmoil
The report notes growing strike sentiment across Russia with heightened talk of revolution. Maxim Gorki is arrested in Riga as Moscow prepares a Red Square demonstration Wednesday night, while Poland’s armed population and revolutionary committees fuel unrest. In Riga vendors and workers report negotiations pausing, and St Petersburg sees quietude as interior centers surge toward disorder.
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Russia
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Tragic death of Nellie Roberts after burns at hospital
Convulsed mother mourns at Nellie Roberts funeral as details emerge of her daughter's disappearance, travels, and fatal burns from a cigarette. The incident traces to a fast life and a man named John Murphy who was present but vanished. The body rests at Adam a Krieger's undertakers Watts Creek.
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Hear
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Riots and strikes ripple across cities in January surge
Moscow reports street rioting as January 25 tensions rise. St Petersburg notices threaten 24 hour return to work with exile to Siberia possible. Riots spread. Gen Trepolis commands a siege amid numerous arrests. Reports from London and Washington note related turmoil and judiciary committee action. U S Senate race shows Niedringhaus losses. a fatal traction car crash in Shelbyville Indiana.
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Shelbyville
Infl
Russell Thompson
Parks Bill Defeated in Senate Amid Real Estate Conflict
The Senate failed to repeal the real estate commission law as 21 members voted for and 19 against, after debate over contracts and commissions. Senator Kittinger of Anderson supported repeal for personal gain, while other lawmakers argued for farmers and taxpayers. The House repealed the railroad subsidy law earlier in the session, despite lobby pressure, with votes 67 to 2.
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Greene County
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Warren Sayre
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Highway Commission
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Koehne
Grelock
Jenner Evades Public Explanation in Prison Inquiry
A state Woman Prison agent Mamie Jenner faces an investigation by the Board of Managers over alleged cruelty to a girl. Public indignation rises as details about Margaret Forbes and the prison affair emerge. The president Mrs John St Flan oversees the inquiry with a report due next week.
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Moines
Weston
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Rome
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Ashore Schipsin and Coast News Report
A big steamer ashore during a gale and high winds is reported with life-saving crews on duty. Several vessels ashore and possible loss of life noted along the coast, with minimal details on the ship’s name and origin. A separate report covers Walter Beortines Maeling’s arrest in Newtonshire for embezzlement and related court actions, plus a jury verdict awarding damages to Edward W. Tragkine from Indianapolis Traction & Terminal.
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AC Rar Press Association
Atlantic City
No. Dan. A
Wednes
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Scripps Rak Press
Edward W. Tragkine
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Trankine
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Weather Watch: continued cold and fair through Thursday
The forecast notes continued cold and fair conditions with colder temperatures overnight into Thursday. Early indicators show subzero readings at 2am and 1am, with noon around 18, and plans or prices mentioned for new airplanes and feed store offerings on East Ohio Avenue.
Judge Calls Man a "Hound" In Police Court Trial
In Chicago police court on a Wednesday morning Thompson testified in a controversial case about a supposed desertion and marriage. He claimed coercion and admitted making a certificate while under examination. The proceedings featured slow movements through the room as witnesses recounted the couple’s actions. Thompson broke down and cried when denied release, receiving eight days in jail and a $50 fine plus costs. The woman was ordered to pay costs as well. Prosecutor Molmex called it the most remarkable testimony of his career.
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