Indiana Republican Editorial Association Meets in Indianapolis
The Indiana Republican Editorial association held its twenty ninth annual gathering at the J Denison hotel with a banquet and speeches by R Truitt Atty Gen Miller Lieut Gov Miller Pres Hughes of DePauw Mr Sanders and other editors. Resolutions endorsed Gov Daily s enforcement program and Roosevelt s policy to cut government expenditures and supported civil service revision while opposing civil pensions and restricting political activity by small office holders. The morning session opened August 0 at the Century rooms with papers and discussions following routine business.
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Truitt
Atty. Gen. Miller
Miller
Pres. Hughes
DePauw
Mr. Sanders
Indiana
Gov. Daily
Previdesse Roosevelt
Offerig
Fairbarks
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Denisin Hotel
Tyler
Ernest Brote
George B. Lockwood
Brosa
Wats
America
Ims
Civers
Wen
George B. Lockwend Oapake
Bie Flijes
Repubican Arty
Republican Party
Hr. Sanders
S. Truitt
Huey
Craig
Howard
Hocate
Strobm
Hastings
Bar Braves
Knaif
Cockrum
Hogate
Lodgwood
Woloughby
Resolutions Committee
Rural carriers and politics mark Indian session
In a morning session at the Indian Republican Kastoria Fascination, speakers discussed the influence of rural carriers on politics. Editor Stivers argued civil service needs reform while H. A. Strohm doubted carriers’ political reach. George Cromer’s district machine was cited as a model.
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George W. Cromer
Kastoria
Stivers
Wpolls
Wegate
Campbell
Andersen
Mr. Compher
George \. Cromer
Eighth District
Miarping
Principat Aalcnenee
Political 1 wats and the value of editorials
A gathering of Indiana editors discusses the history of political parties, the role of compromise in diplomacy, and the fading dominance of partisan newspapers. Speeches by Dr Edwin Hughes and George B Lockwood address editorial pages and party evolution, with officers elected for the coming year.
SLAIN BY THUGS WOMAN SHOT AND MORTALLY WOUNDED
Bernardstown Pennsylvania June 26 A bold highway robbery ended in tragedy when Boyd Carpenter a prominent resident was shot dead and his wife mortally wounded near her home Mrs Carpenter who was abducted from Coatesville and attacked during a struggle with the assailants cried out for help drawing her husband who rushed to defend her The killers fled as gunfire ended the scene residents vow swift arrests and potential lynching if capture follows noting Mrs Carpenter may identify the men once conscious
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Scrippa-McNine Treas
Bernardstown
Boyd Carpenter
Carnemer
Wutherites
Bernardtown
Wrebald
ZEBER CONFESSES TO ROBBERY WITH JOHNSON INDIANA CASE
John te ber Has confessed to aiding a robbery effort in Chandler Indiana and faces transfer to Indiana courts. He and Joseph Johnson, arrested together, previously served federal prison time. Their case rests before United States Commissioner Wartmann with sentencing pending.
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the Sun
Evansville
Ind
John Teber
Chandler
United States
Wartmann
Will
Joseph Johnson
Mother Pleads For Son In Juvenile Court
Judge Stubbs absent due to illness. Charles F. Remy presided and sent Del Bhort to Mrs Work’s school after his six month spree of thefts. The court heard Fran and Wille x Jaysel and Le Walters for stealing rabbits and revolvers and placed them on probation after confessions.
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Stubbs
Charles F. Remy
del Bhort
Work
Anual Labor School
Fran
Wille x
Jaysel
le Walters
Denison Habubp
Bex Gereral
Bank burglars fire on night watchman in Green town
Night Watchman Daniel Riley confronted four burglars attempting to raid the State Bank of Greentown Indiana. After they forced open shutters, the men opened fire and a gunfight lasted about ten shots. A suspect named Thelnovann was wounded as the robbers fled in a car, leaving with valuables. Police search the area for the culprits.
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Sperint
Sam Greentown
Ind
State Bank of
Russian immigrant dies by swallowing liniment in New York
Joseph Archer, who recently arrived from Russia, killed himself in New York this morning by ingesting liniment containing ammonia. Authorities believe his act was linked to the deaths of many relatives and friends in his Russian hometown.
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New York
Joseph Archer
Russia
Archer
Train wreck injures crew at Perry's last night
A Soo Line train derailed at Perry and plunged down an embankment after the engine ran away. Brakemen George Dwyer of Rathbone North Dakota and William Ning of Oakes North Dakota were probably fatally injured. Six passengers and six other railroad men were injured.
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Scrippgeuende Iseenn Association
SY. Paul. Minn
Soo Ines
Perry’ S
George Dwyer
Rathbone
Nod
William Ning
Oakes
Pagsengéera
Dr Osl er on Consumption in Baltimore Address
Special to The Sun reports Dr William Over before the Maryland Tuberculosis association on January 4 outlining a pessimistic view of tuberculosis in the United States. He warns that consumption is deeply grafted into American life and that eradicating it would require organized effort and many years.
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The
Sun
Baltimore
Wil Lam
Maryland
Central Railway association formed after Dayton meeting
The merger of Mdina sum Obie Interurban groups into the Central Hleettin Railway association occurred at a Wednesday gathering in Dayton Ohio. Key officers include President E G Spring of Dayton and vice presidents Cla Henry of Indianapolis and D Carpenter of Lima. Executives and directors hail from Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and Illinois reflecting traction interests across the region. The meeting drew several hundred traction men and representatives from industry journals in New York Chicago and beyond.
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Mdina Sum Obie
Central Hleettin Railway Association
Almonduia Water
Dayton
T Traction
Obie
Indiana
Ueatouterh
Penmsylvania
Michigan
Ufivers
E. G. Spring
Cla Henry
Columbus
Ind
C. D. Emmons
Fort Wayne
Gardner Wells
Terre Hate
M. Rignalds
Lafayette
M. Nichols
Anderson
Street Rallyway Journal of
New York
Strect
Rullwway Review of
Chicago
Miners Push for New Territory Admission in Joint Conference
Editor Norman Haye of Colter's Weekly is acquitted in New York as Mine Workers press for admission of Missouri Kansas Arkansas Indian Territory Texas and Oklahoma into the central competitive conference. President Mitchell defends continuity while seeking Southwest inclusion. A separate note reports Michaelfourth requesting a divorce from Hoan Toutseh over marital neglect.
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Minera
Mitchell Riking
Missouri
Kansas
Arktineas
Indian Territory
Texas
Lawa Ww
Tye
Credential
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Hitnory
Mitchell
Caine
Southwest
Central
Wmf
Plans Are Secret United States and France Assent
The Venezuelan matter dominated a ministers’ council in Paris. No official details were released, but France’s planned actions and U S consent were reportedly discussed, with secrecy maintained on the exact plans and identities. Drayman Tansel sues Indiana Traction for damages after a Meridian Street collision, seeking $100.
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Scrippa-McRae
Paris
Jen
Council of Ministers
France
United States
Lafayette blackmail case argument to conclude today
The argument in the Bagock case involving Attorney Eacock charged with blackmail will close this afternoon in Lafayette Indiana. The defendant appeared pale and haggard in court this morning as the trial had been postponed last week due to a sudden attack of acute illness.
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Spec . Lafayette
Ind
Eacock
Stabber Strikes Women in St Louis. Police Seek Suspect
Four young women reported stabbed by a man matching the attacker description in St Louis. Father Delagan said he saw the assailant strike two women at Seventh and Washington. Vaudeville actress Honnk Rae was wounded in the leg and treated at a drug store. Mrs. Willam Mereon was cut in the abdomen after a window call. Police continue to investigate and hunt the suspect.
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ST. Louis
J. Delagan
Seventh
Washington-st
Father Delaxan
Pollee
Honnk Rae
Vaudeuier
Columbia Theater
Washington-ave
Generanl
Sne
Willam Mereon
Odd Fellows to Purchase Site in Indianapolis
The Indiana Grand Lodge building committee plans to buy a site in Indianapolis for a proposed grand lodge building. They have $1000 for purchasing and consider three strong options. Committee members include KR. H. Hollywood and N J McSheehy. The current Washington and Pennsylvanian street building will be converted into business space, with details to be finalized at the next meeting.
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Indiana Grand Lodge
Ill
Indianapolis
Rand Lodge
Iim
KR. H. Hollywood
N. J. McSheehy
Logansport
Santor
Gen. Nuaum
Elwood
Hogate
Bloomington
Chipman
Anderson
Grant Todge Balding
Washington
Pennsylvania Sts
Che Elty
Mob Storms Jail in Chattanooga lynching scare
Special to The San. Chattanooga report says a mob gathered at night to seize a Black man. guards called out militia to quell disorder. Shots wounded bystanders Parker and Gentes, neither seriously hurt. Sheriff moved the suspect to Nashville after a lynching plot claim. committee members were arrested.
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San
Chattanooga
Las Nevada
Parker
Sighits
Storm Driving Vessels Ashore Near Virrinit Caps
A terrific storm swept the coast today frightening seafarers. Wind topped two miles an hour at the Virrinit capes as steam and sailing vessels hurried toward Miamyion Roads. The northeast gale is expected to drive ships ashore.
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Seuppa-Melle Vrese Association
Norfolk
Vildan
Jeweler in shackles forced to work on streets
Jan 3 Decatur Alabama report describes jeweler Robert Beachman shackled with irons and set to work in the streets as punishment for alleged wife beating by Mayor Skeggs. Special to the Sentinel notes Indian legislator Sam Howe was shot and killed in Mansville, and W A Teal was arrested.
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Reroprailine
Akmochatlien
Decatur
Robert Beachman
Skeggs
Snc
Mansville
Sam Howe
Legs
Mitre
Pickens County
W. A. Teal
Civil Service Exams Open for Multiple Positions in 2021
The United States Civil Service Commission announces February 2021 exams for draftsman, plant pathologist and calomol, statistical expert, and aquifer and ore expert vacancies. Posts include offices in Olympia Washington Boise Idaho Phoenix Arizona Mayaguez Puerto Rico and various locations in Indiana. Eligibility requires 20 years or older with pay up to 1260 dollars per year.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Araftsman
United States
Olympi
Wash
Boize
Ida
Phoenix
Ariz
Calomol Bla
Department of Agriculture
Mayaguez
Porto Ricu
Agusyer
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Reduction in Prices at Local Coal Cutters Association
In Hoosier Indiana, the Coal Cutters' association reports price cuts across all grades for coal. Best lump now sells for 1.00 per unit while second grade is quoted at 2.45, with other grades following.
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Tahre Haute
Ind
Dama
Reeders verdict links wreck to Indianapolis and Martinsville traction
In January a jury awarded John Ce Heeler of Plimfield five thousand dollars against the Indianapolis and Martinsville traction line for a 1904 wreck. Heeler says his wife was injured in the crash and died from those injuries.
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Oyceay Ie
Qanville
Ind
John Ce Heeler
Plimfield
Indianapoily & Martinsville Traction
Wounded Youth in Indiana Case With Warrant Issued
A young man, Austin Wiker, 14, was wounded in Shelbyville Indiana as police pursue a case linked to Alfred Colanezicx who faces a warrant. The government beef packers case before the federal court in Chicago continued this morning and again Monday at 2 pm. Stanley & O'Donnell Co. coal weighed and priced with guaranteed quality.
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Suecil
U. Shelbyville
Ind
Austin Wicker
Jean Flerhig Tromkulfe Wounda
Ick
Alfred Coleanzicx
Scrippa-Mefinereas Association
Chicago
Hidlettgent
Beveridge Predicts Senate Passage of Statehood Bill
Indiana Senator Beveridge says the Senate will pass the statehood measure after rough sledding in the upper chamber. Insurgents will oppose, with leaders like Foraker and Alger backing broader votes for Arizona and New Mexico. supporters expect a lengthy, contentious fight ahead.
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Indiana
Senate
Washington
House
Babcock
Tix
sWednemiay
Heveridge
Foraker
Ohio
Arizona
New Mexico
Suponrt
Alger
Michigan
Clark
Mentor
Des for Children Henry Prasuhn Fatally Injured at Morrisst Crossing
Henry Prasuhn, a veteran waterman, was killed while guiding children across the Morrisstown Belt Railroad crossing. He stepped from a locomotive to aid a fireman and was struck by another engine. He died at St Vincent's Hospital and lived at 1305 Miasten.
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Henry Prasuhn
Morrisst
Belt Railroad
Clachten Tran
Henry Prieunn
Kilield Din
Guiling
Morries
St. Vincent's Hospital
Prasuhn
Dhe Morrisst
Negro Junk Dealer Arrested In Stolen Iron Case
Police learned from Joseph Davis a junk dealer who was held on a charge of receiving stolen goods. Davis, stating he buys items without checking origins, denied guilt though iron stolen from Tobias E Pearlst had been found at his property. A black man who removed the wagon and horse to haul the iron fled. police seek him. Davis’s case continues in court.
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Drayman
Robert ‘Tansel
Joseph Davis
Davis
Roch
Doring
Iran
Phy
Tavis
Mleenae
Palice Court
Charles Braman Dead in Terre Haute
Charles H Braman 6 merchant died from apoplexy yesterday at Terre Haute Ind He is survived by a widow two sons and two daughters The notice notes brief death facts and survivors while advertising assorted products and services in the page layout
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Terre Haute
Ind
Charlcn H. Braman
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