Beveridge Praised For Tariff Stand At Indiana Rally
More than 2 000 people greeted Senator A J Beveridge at a Taft club reception in Indianapolis praising his tariff reform stance. The event showcased broad cross party support and Beveridge urged swift, fair reductions in duties like hides while defending protective aims and taft’s leadership on tariff revision.
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Tomlinson Hall
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
Taft Club
Beveridge
Aldrich
Beef Trust
Tobacco Trust
W. H. Taft
Taft
Infield Miller
Anna Gimble Admits She Told Fairy Story About Burglary
Mrs. Anna Gimble aged 50 confessed to Detectives Kruger and Hall that she took a purse containing 12 dollars and a ring belonging to Miss Adelina Schirmer and then used a trunk strap to fake a burglary. She described a tale of being attacked by two burglars Saturday night while Mr and Mrs W S Widdop were away at 1101 Central Avenue.
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Ted
Kruger and Hall
Adelina Schirmer
Hot Springs
San Fran
Leopold
Stockton
Tretheway
San Jose
Oakland
Josephine Henningey
San Francisco
Minnie Gather
Wilkinson Enters Police Judgship Race in Indianapolis
Philadelphia attorney Philip Wilkinson announces a Republican bid for city judge in Indianapolis. He has eight years of practice here and prior experience as special judge of the city court. He is unmarried and resides at 7200 N. Delaware Street.
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Philip Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Indianapolis
Delaware Street
Burt Law Sues For Divorce From Wife Carrie Law
Burt Law files divorce suit against his wife Carrie M Law alleging intoxication and abuse. He was acquitted last week in a criminal case charging murder of David Monaghan.
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Burt Law
Carrie M. Law
Law
David Monaghan
Poison Mystery Ties Sigel Case to Ung Gow Slaying
New York reports expert chemist Professor George A. Ferguson of Columbia University says Elsie Sigel died from poison in a room shared with Leon Ling at 782 Highth Avenue. Police say knotted cord suggests strangulation and wider arrests follow as witnesses discuss both Sigel and Ung Gow cases.
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George A. Ferguson
Columbia University
Elsie Sigel
Leon Ling
Highth Avenue
Ung Gow
Stanton Street
Fannie Miller
Sadie Brady
John J. Carlo
Lillie
Lottie
Chinatown
Honest John Sheehy Dies Aboard Fast Mail Engineer
John J. Sheehy aged 55, longtime Big Four railroad engineer known as Honest John, died Monday in Wisconsin while visiting for health. He ran the fast mail from Kankakee to Indianapolis. Weighing 360 pounds, he leaves a widow and four children and his body will go to 339 English Avenue.
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John J. Sheehy
Big Four Railroad
Waukesha
Wis
Mr. Sheehy
Kankakee
Ill
Indianapolis
John
English Avenue
Noted bigamist John Madson confesses long criminal chain
The Examiner prints the confession of Christian Johnson alias John Madson, a globe-trotting bigamist who admitted marrying multiple women since 1906 and collecting money from at least seven, detailing marriages across New York, Springfield, San Francisco, Portland, and other cities while facing a San Quentin sentence.
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United States
Christian Johnson
San Quentin
San Jose
John Madson
Johnson
Langford
Santa Clara County
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Portland
Ore
Christian C. Johnson
Allan John Madson
Flemsburg
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Germany
Kiel
New York
Union Iron and Steel Works
Trenton
N. J
Washington
New Orleans
Brown
Springfield
Mass
Boston
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San Rafael
Eliza Jones
Los Angeles
Memphis
Tenn
Madson
Bertha King
Jones
Minnie Allen
Cataline Baughman
Maggie Bloom
Hannibal
Alice Richardson
St. Louis
Grant Avenue
Catherine
East St. Louis
Mary Frick
Elizabeth M. Jackson
Iola
Kas
Kansas City
Origin Of a Famous Human Food
Story of a brain and nerve builder food leading to the creation of Grape-Nuts by C. W. Post. The item describes how careful experiments produced a digestible cereal promoting mental vigor, not a stimulant, with a sales line and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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C. W. Post
Wellvilla
Howe and Bobbs-Merrill Readers Shake School Board Debates
The Indiana school board contends Bobbs-Merrill texts exceed Howe readers by about 20 000 words and recounts a miscount blamed on Howe. Officials charge the Kendall administration with inattention while Gov. Marshall protests keep geographies arithmetics and copy books. Big Ed Smith visits, caucuses, and the board readvertises for new geographies at the Claypool hotel.
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Howe
Bobbs-Merrill
Kendall
Nene
Indianapolis
Ed Smith
Big Ed” Smith
Claypool
Dodge Geographies
Big Ed
State board in turmoil over book changes and alleged deals
The record describes a contentious state board meeting aftermath with figures like Big Ed Smith and Bob involved in housing and influence. The author accuses the board of fracturing the slate, seeks to restore discarded books, and warns of high costs to taxpayers as debates over abolishing the board resume. The Indianapolis Sun pledges future coverage.
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Claypool
Big Ed" Smith
Bob
Big Ed
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board
Indianapolis Sun
Welch Wins By Foul In Mountain Ash Bout
In Mountain Ash Wales Freddie Welch the English lightweight earned a victory by foul in a recent bout despite an earlier string of wins. The match highlighted Welch's controversial finish as crowds reacted to the referee's ruling.
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Mountain Ash
Wales
Freddie Welch
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