Jewett Saddled With Rebuke in Senate Confrontation
Charles L. Jewett, former New Albany congressman and Philippine commissioner, faced a sharp rebuke in the Senate. Democrats in the chamber, led by President Gilbert, called for order as a hostile crowd hissed. Jewett, once a Democrat who became a Republican, stood flustered while defending himself and praising the Senate as he spoke.
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Charles L. Jewett
New Albany
Senate
Jewett
Fortune
Jeffersonville
Gilbert
Desyer
DePauw Students Stage Mock Wedding in Men’s Dress
At DePauw University a group of girls from the Jawbone society dressed in men’s clothing to enact a mock wedding. The event, held after a banquet on Thursday night, kept the bride and groom identities secret while the participants borrowed attire from male students.
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Depauw University
Green Castle
Jind
Senator Fortube Attacks County Printing Bid Theory
In Terre Haute during discussion of the county printing bill Senator Fortune mocked Senator Barcus and criticized small county printers. He claimed major Indianapolis firms control the bidding and warned against the state’s printing contracts flowing to large firms as the bill moved through the Senate.
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Benatar Barcus
Terre Haute
Presidenta
Senator Fortune
Senator Barcus
Bemyror Harcus
Firma
Indianapolis
MIE
Fortube
Senate
Absent minded thief Joshua Mayden jailed 26 days
Joshua Mayden known as Old Josh and described as Indiana polices oldest habitual thief was sentenced to 26 days in work by Acting Judge Collins. He has been arrested more than any other person in Indianapatla and pleaded guilty saying absentmindedness caused his thefts. Detective Holtz and Bray arrested him after he stole a tap robe and sold it.
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Joshua Mayden
Josh
Nouwe
Collns
Indianapatla
Munden
Wugay
Sehalpure
Moor Advertisements on the End Page Today
The ad page lists varied notices including a gray fox, a colored farm hand, a first mortgage on improved ore, a barn for rent, a brick house for sale, a situation wanted as a hovorkeeper, furnished rooms for rent, two good boats for mate, hotel sought to mate buttonholes, overall makers wanted, and seed dealers on the seventh.
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Gray Fox
Nand
Farid
Gale
Otel
Mr Decker Birthday Antics Halted in Indiana House
Evansville representative Adolph Decker caused a comic scene as he sought to deliver an anniversary speech in Indianapolis. After postponements and a tabled motion, lawmakers debated his fate, ultimately delaying him a year and ordering him to a hospital visit, while reporters pressed for details of his antics.
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Adolph Decker
Evansville
House
Kirkpatrick
Decker
Sayre x
Sayre
Indianapolis
Indianapuilo
Miller
President May Be Asked to Appoint Commission
A call grows for the President to appoint a commission to settle the question of miners wages. The move aims to establish fair pay standards and prevent labor disputes. Key mining regions and unions are coordinating to push for a formal inquiry and recommended wage guidelines.
Back to its Home By a Premonition
A note describes a sense that something was wrong and a person was needed, implying a return home driven by foreboding. The fragment hints at personal urgency and a protective motive surrounding someone returning to familiar surroundings.
Illinois miners seek arbitration in coal dispute
In a joint conference the Illinois mine operators and union leaders propose submitting their stalemate to an anthracite strike commission or any other commission named by the president. They seek higher pay, weighed coal, and adjusted mining rates, while Mitchell defends current conditions amid war prosperity concerns.
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Roosevelt
Joni Mitel
Ming Workers of America
Jadge
Solue Seals Committee
Mitchell
Hernan Justi
Adure Ag
Anthracite Strike Commission
United States
Justi
Acalz
Uinois
Timnola
Sévau
Tusti
JiInois
Aid
Impres
Jrnhiely Wy’ A
Senate report on Alaskan boundary treaty favors pact
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee issues a favorable report on the Alaskan boundary treaty, endorsing the agreement and urging swift Senate action. The document highlights key terms, territorial stakes, and implications for U S relations with Canada.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Delays Cuban Reciprocity and Panama Canal Treaty
The Senate committee reported unanimously for the Alaska boundary treaty while delaying action on the Cuban reciprocity pact for two months. No decision on the Panama Canal treaty was reached as Senator Morgan attacked the isthmus terms with lengthy amendments. Memorial services for late Senator James H. McMillan were held in the Senate with figures like Derrows and Morgan eulogizing his character. The session adjourned after the ceremonies.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Triday
Morgan
Mexio
Saunday
James H. Mos Milan
Michigan
Senate
Derrows
Cockrell
Platt
Hale
Aldrich
Cullom
Warren
Callinger
Persins
Martin
Haron
Syooner
Fairhanka
Hanna
Foster
Alger
Renile
Nore
Panthers
Hecape Reorevelt
White House
Bennier Pillman
McLaurin
Executive
Thuradas
Many Men Hunt for Wives In Matrimonial Scheme Arrests
Deputy Mazar arrested Misa Olive Gray alias Mrs Neft Robt of Summityite Ind on 30 charges of violating postal laws. She allegedly ran a matrimonial agency scamming men by requesting money and delaying her arrival citing ill family. Hearing set before Commissioner Elis. Wash Miles of Jamestown Ind arrested for revenue violation by selling Mauer without license. hearing set.
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Mandial Mazar
Misa Olive Gray
Neft Robt
Summityite
Ind
Missy Gray
Summityile
Munck
Elis
Wash Miles
Jamestown
Mytahal Boyd
Mauer
Moores
Justice by Phone in Terre Haute Factory Case
Humphrey of the Moncs run ner glass factory pleaded guilty by telephone to two charges involving child labor. The court ordered action and truant officer notices to proceed against several factories, with further steps pending.
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Terre Wacth
Ind
Humphrey
Moncs
Runner
City investigates treasurer books amid discrepancies
Hartfort City officials Jon Traut and GW Hutchinson, appointed by the council, audit the treasurer's ledgers behind closed doors after clerks left office. The records allegedly show 1,300 dollars on hand with other discrepancies noted since spring, and a full audit will cover the intervening period.
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Hartfort City
Foil
Jon
J. T. Traut
GW. Hutchinson
Ofice
Iit
Speak-Easies Clash Over Inflexible Druggist Fee Bill
Representative Adal of Jay County attacked a bill to fund a hospital for inebriates via a license fee paid by retail druggists who sell boots. The committee report opposed the bill. Adair warned country folk would travel eight miles for a remedy. The house vote was unanimously against the measure. Representative Boulton supported his bill in a veiled speech and it was ordered printed.
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Adal
Jay County
Dolly
Boots
Adair
Wiley
Boulton
Thought-Molders Open Meeting Reports in Journal Style
An opening meeting of the Republican Editorial Association at Une qian hotel Friday morning featured an executive session led by President F. F. Singleton of Startins ville. Afterward papers on the typesetting machine and folding circulation were presented by A I Tracy Hinrtford City A Kants Roxvme Isaac Crown Columbus and others with a later talk by D C Debris Oregon MO on a seraphonic system for a company newspaper.
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Une Qian
Republican Editorial Association
Columbus
G. MW
Attaarer
Winamac
Arthur Mekhai
Crawtrodavne
D.C. Debris
Oregon
Civctinn
Comme Yeur
Attack by tiger injures Herman Weeden in Richmond show
Dispatch from Richmond reports Herman Weeden, an animal trainer with Bostock's show, attacked by a tiger and severely injured. Weeden's connections remain unknown. A separate report notes a street car collision in Pennsylvania near Martian and Georgia streets, injuring Mrs. Jacob Bchiower and her daughter.
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Richmond
Herman Weeden
Bostock
Weeden
Martian
Merchan St
Jacob Bchiower
Eft Richland-aya
Indiana bride swallows acid after two days of marriage
In Cayden Indiana Mrs Lilian Ble chow wife of Leon Hasehow drank carbene in her Gracy hotel room Thursday afternoon shortly after wedding to a man she said was not right for her. Doctors battled to save her life as police questioned friends who said she believed she could not be happy with her husband.
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Chicago
Lilian Blechow
Leon Hhasehow
Cayden
Ind
Gracy Hotel
Aclu
Sirs
Elinechow
Lie Hare Cohen
BNE
Nye In
Michts Ran Chy
Mr. Eliase
Roy
Charges Not Sworn To Investigation Report Delayed
An inquirer reports that charges against the management of the Meat and Dumb Institute cannot proceed until written, properly presented to the board. Amon Butler, secretary of the State Port of Charity, notes the accuser refused to swear to the charges, delaying action.
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Thy Meat and Dumb Institute
Amon Butler
State Poort of
Chariti¢A
Fritav
Gas Soars as Richmond Mains Burst Again in Ind
Heavy gas mains burst three times in a week at Richmond gas plant causing massive leaks. Pressures from the new Kennard field exceed mains capacity, letting thousands of feet of gas escape and threatening widespread disruption in New Castle Indiana.
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New Castle
Ind
Richmond Gas Company
Kennard
Representative Cantwell Struck by Sudden Illness at State House
Representative Sidney Cantwell of Bertford City fainted on the second floor of the state house around 9 20 Friday morning from a stomach hemorrhage. Clerks Rockman and Reed found him. doctors were called and Cantwell was moved by ambulance to St Vincent's splint where he received care. He is about 39, a former prosecuting attorney, and his condition was listed as critical with near-term uncertainty.
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Charita E. Scoville
Evanagine
Mr. Scoville
W. N. Wishard
Dector
Dr. Wishard
Sidney Cantwell
Bertford City
State House
Cantwell
Bt. Vincent
Brackford County
Rockman
Reed
Ife
Dra. Baird
Kimball
Reeves
Ahe
Lowell Man Arrested for Turning Over Tombstones in Graveyard
John Daugherty of Lowell Indiana was arrested charged with despoiling the cemetery by overturning headstones. Damages cited around $2.00. many stones broken beyond repair. He was bound over to the circuit court and sent to jail at Crown Point.
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Lowell
Lowell, Ind
Jan. S
John Daugherty
Jal
Crown Point
Miners and Operators Clash at Indianapolis Conference
Reading company accused of charging miners with corruption as judge Gray presided over the strike commission. Operators argue the union has become drunk with power while noting prearranged aims to influence commission findings. Ex-Senator Wolverton and others see the clash as proof of union coercion amid national labor tensions.
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Philadelphia
Sandeetty
Reading Company
Abe
Jamas
Wito
Wadlege
Hos Positon
Lo Sorenton
Gray
Welch
Lee
United Ting Workers
Wwe
Perator
Priday
UC Crriel
Indianapolia
Wara Vlatmed
Uther
Wolverton
WM Forrest
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity extends to 8 p.m.
Forecast for Indianapolis and surrounding area for 35 hours ending 8 p m calls for fair conditions Friday night and Saturday with warmer temperatures. Readings show 7 am 24, noon 27, 2 p m 30. Winds variable as heat rises across Indiana and nearby states. Banquet and vaudeville honor miners and operators at Tomlinson Hall with remarks by Mayor Bankwaiter and others. Empire Theater vaudeville and local acts precede boxing bouts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Ilonn Mitchell
Mayer Bankwaiter
Joan L. Feltman
W. N. Hanting
Imopire Theater
White River Near Tow Reaches High Water Amid Melt
Warm weather melts snow and ice on the White River causing elevated levels that are expected to persist for several days. Water company pumping stations report no alarms or immediate threats to supply.
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White River
Salary of 100000 a year bill in congress
Washington January 30 Congressman Hrinton of New York introduced a bill to the house increasing the president salary to 100000 a year. Four more arrests followed the fallout between John Jennings and Charles Stewart confessed Dutglara leading to the arrest of Willian Shea and Within Summers on May night on information from Jennings and Stewart. They face burglary charges at Klein saloon and William St Clair store. Jennings and Stewart bound over to the grand jury on 1000 bond. Two more burglars arrested by Detectives Kurtz and Lancaster after a long chase through state house corridors on North Longre avenue. Robert Milburn and James McLaughlin are believed to have burglarized Hickey Gar Blore on Kentucky avenue and Hig Four tracks stealing cigars and candy worth about 10 dollars. Detectives expect to curb the gang within a week. Last day for chorus applications: John H. Stem said Saturday is the last day to apply for May festival chorus at Starr piano store from 9 to 6.
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John Jennings
Charles Stewart
Dutglara
Willian
Shea
Within Summers
Jenings
Stewart
Klein
Kentucky
William St. Clair
Northwestern Ave
Jennings
Kurtz
Lancaster
State House
N. Longre Ave
Robert Milburn
James McLaughlin
Hickey
Clgar Blore
Kentucky-ave
The
Sun
Legislature Debates Coincide On Bills Of Revenue And Judges
Reported in the legislature on Friday with a plan to seize coal property rejected and a motion to indefinitely postpone the bill. The house trimmed judges salaries, fixing chief justice at 9000, appellate at 5000, with the reporter at 500. Also a sympathy resolution for Representative Cantwell’s family and adjournment over Sunday. A divorce prosecution bill and other measures were noted amid a tail of debate and resignations.
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Black
Dai
Waterton
House
Senate
Cantwell
Marion
Lindley
Benator Eindley
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