Governor weighs impeachment after demurrer ruling
Judge Carter ruling on Secretary Storms ouster prompts an appeal from Attorney General Miller. Gov Hanly to meet state commission on epileptic stage site. impeachment action possible if supreme court sustains. Storms alleges debt dispute and potential civil suit to recover about 510,0.0, with cost of special legislative session estimated at 350,0.0.
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Vinton Carter
Stile
Daniel J. Storms
Charles W. Miller
Supreme Court
Gage
Hanly
Andee Carter
Noblesville
State Commission
Statehouse
Carter
Storms
Storms Ousts Secretaries Fate Goes To Supreme Court
Marion circuit court rules not to remove Indiana Secretary of State Daniel B. Storms. Gov. Hanly seeks impeachment via legislature with Supreme Court appeal planned. Judge Carter says only the General Assembly can impeach and remove state officers, while the circuit court lacks jurisdiction.
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Marion Circuit Court
Vinson Carter
General Assembly of Indians
Supreme Court
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Hanly
Marion Riréuit
Legistature
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General Assembly
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Marion County Circuit Court
Wheeler Is Dying as Family Bids Farewell
Gen Joseph Wheeler lies with pneumonia at the route of his sister Mrs Sterling Smith in Brooklyn. Doctors report critical condition and say death may come within hours as family and physicians monitor his decline and administer oxygen.
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New York
Joseph Wheeier
Neutonia
Sterling Smith
Brooklyn
McCorkle
McCorkin
Wheeler
Statehood bill passed in House with wide vote
Washington January 28 The House finished the statehood bill by a 14 vote to 0 margin. The session touched off a sharp debate as Spevini reported The Sin. The outcome sets the stage for a new political era and possible state designation.
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Spevini
Washington
Uda
Cash for Hotel Creditors in Trinp v English Hotel case
Receiver Wilbur N. Gannon seeks court approval to collect funds and declare a 40 percent dividend for all creditors in the Ernest H. Trinp against English Hotel matter. Claims total about 206.71 with additional unknowns. stockholders have limited assets and uncollected debts may be sold to the highest bidder.
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Wilbur N. Gannon
Ernest HW. Trinp
Poasthie
Nolders’ Havilly
Sues Electric Concern Over Patented Armature Cores
General Electric of New York sues Commercial Electric of Indianapolis in a U S court alleging infringement of patent rights. Complaint claims defendants make and sell core and space blocks for armatures covered by GE patents and seeks disclosure of gala and press, monetary damages, and injunction to stop further manufacture. Rule asks for costs of suit.
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United States
General Electric Company of
New York
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Sime and Penude
Rate on Fertilizers Brings No Definite Result
Railroad representatives failed to agree on a lower uniform joint rate for fertilizers. The Southern Railway holds out and the proposal is under study by its commission. The Southern has not set a joint rate, charging a full local rate instead, while shippers seek a fairer rate.
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Railroad Commission
Southern Railroad
Southern
Russell Sage Penny Incident Draws Crowd at Street Corner
An elderly man and a crowd gather as a boy hands a nickel to a newspaper seller while a penny slips from a wall edge. The bystander recalls the line That Was Russell Sage as the man shakes his head and moves on.
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Min
Russell Sage
Jstander
WORK OF BISHOPS MEETING IN INDIANAPOLIS FIRST OF ITS KIND
Report on a two day bishops conference of the Episcopal Church in the Midwest held in Indianapolis. Bishop Francis described consultations as preparatory with no radical changes, aiming to unite dioceses and extend church work while addressing irreligion and indifference across five states. The gathering emphasized consensus building and cautious action rather than legislation.
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Fmily Minneso Ff
Unt
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Ohio
Murphy Breaks With McClellan in Tammany Split
New York January 26: Murphy leader of Tammany Hall breaks with Mayor McClellan signaling a potential independent Democratic shift. The New York Daily News reports plans for a coalition with Murphy allied figures to back Hearst or Bird S. Color for governor. Predictions rise of a new Tammany leadership as factions discuss new alliances and a possible nominee.
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Herat
Guy
BR Oole
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Huraveh Provident
Brooklyn
Bled
Kaverner
Hoag
Comnbine
No Beer Feud Leads to Knife Attack in Bloomington
Julia Chambers did not want beer delivered to her home. John Maffner conveyed the message after a dispute with her husband. Chambers stabbed Maffner in the breast, who retaliated by throwing a bottle. Both men were sent to the grand jury. Chambers faced assault and battery with intent charges while Maffner faced simple assault.
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Blomington
Wn Home Brewery Company
Wisen
Chambers
John Maffner
Haffner
Chiumberate
Kul Maffnerin
Students Attend Fred L Gravis and Mary Lewis Wedding
The Martinsville wedding of Fred L Gravis and Mary Lewis drew many Indiana Dental College students, including Ute students in a body and William C Smock, Fred L Smock, Ar and Ara John M Smock, with Mrs Mary Kay and daughters of Indianapolis among attendees.
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Mary &. Lewis
Martinsville
Mr. Gravis
Indiana Dental College
Ute
William C. Smock
Fred L. Smock
Ara
John M. Smock
Mary Kay
Indianapolis
Boy's Fingers Gone in a Mills Accident
Eleven year old Harvey Tansy suffered the loss and disabling injury of four fingers on his left hand while operating a saw at the mills. His stepfather, weakened by illness, laments the family’s dire economy as winter approaches. The boy bore a brave spirit, showing promise at work before the accident that left him nearly useless and unable to support his mother and household.
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Ateptier
Wes Vt
Charles St. Barney
Bockman Phiping Aura Vereer
Willie
Lakeohest
Ant Madisons
la Lite
Kay
Wen
Bbs
Les
Dai
Doctor declines Saxony consul post to stay home
Special to The Sun from Warren Indiana reports Dr GC Hh declining a proposed consulate in Saxony offered by Congressman Fred Landis. He prefers remaining at home and practicing locally despite a 2500 dollar annual salary.
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Warren
Ind
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Fred Landis
Incorporations Entered For Three Indiana Firms
Draughon's Practical Business College filed articles with the secretary of state showing 5,0 of the stock held by Indians and Whitam Caruthers of Evansville named as beneficiary. The Vincennes Mining Company reports capital stock at 100, with directors Whitlam J. Nichols John TD LaCroix Robert M. Glass Joseph Bertelsen J. S. Beeler Henry T. McCool and Gres Weyland. The Michigan Transportation Company of Michigan City increased its capital stock from 35,000 to 195,000.
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Tenmersee
Secretary of State
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Evansville
Vincennes Mining Company
Whitlam J. Nichols
John TD
LaCroix
Robert M. Glass
Joseph Bertelsen
J. S. Beeler
Henry T. McCool
Gres Weyland
Michigan Transportation Company
Michigan City
Parks for Cleveland Citizens Aim to Bring All Out Recreational
Special to The Sun Cleveland Parks are open to all with free baths playgrounds and skating rinks. Under Daniel B. Leslie parks chief the system expanded with concerts, public baths, athletic fields, and numerous playgrounds. Crowds packed Woodland Park and Gordon Park for games and events, while free baths served thousands.
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Veland
Alowsland
Daniel B. Leslie
Court of Public Service
Leslie
Phi
Lesie
Ore Perks
Eaghi
Woodland Tithebark
Gordon Park
Putife
Tell Uy
Thy
Ely
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England
Elle diMenll
Meet the Editors At Tidisna Repin Association Meeting
The Tidisna Repin association editors held their annual gathering with W E Stipp of Mitchell arriving for the event. Principal speakers included Edwin Halt Hughes president of DePauw University and Welles W. Ster attorney general. The room filled slowly at noon but grew later as more attendees arrived to discuss state election topics and education administration.
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Tidisna Repin- View Faltorial Assoc
Weston
Pimratly
Jinky Price
Public Optioien
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. E. Stipp
Mitchell
Elty
Denivon
Btpp
Stolen iron recovered from dealer's establishment
Detectives located a pile of iron valued at 14 dollars at the Davis establishment on Thursday. Soaeph Varig, a junk dealer, is charged with receiving stolen goods after denying entry of the goods. He was arrested following an unsuccessful search of his premises by detectives Manning and Simons who found the metal on the property near Court and Ertsata.
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Soaeph Varig
Davis
Tobias Roch
Penrkst
Ertsata
Manning and
Simons
Medical Reg Board Sets Entrance Minimum for Medical Schools
The Rate Board of Medical Registration and Examination debated this week that the minimum entrance requirement for medical schools should match the standard set by the state’s commissioned high schools. Also noted are local business references including upholstering, Palace Meat Market, and Garstang Fuel Co. advertising services and telephone contacts.
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Rate Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Danger in Boilers State report on second-hand boilers dangers
The State Factory Inspector warns of many boiler explosions in the state, blaming second-hand boilers and careless management. Ignorance, poor design, bad materials, and excessive pressure are cited, with legislative action urged as the remedy.
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MrAbee
Lawyer Saves Poachers Defeat for Deputy Warden Case
Deputy Game Warden Frank Stetson reported a case at Scottsburg where five men hunted without licenses. All were acquitted after admitting guilt, despite a plea that the deputy would take fines and bribes. The prosecutor warned an appeal would fail. The deputy earns salary plus commissions on convictions.
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Frank Stetson
EE. Earle
Scottsburg
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