Reform Pledge by Democrats in Marion County Ticket Planks
A Marion County party meeting named a county ticket with reform pledges and harmony aims. Frank B. Ross beat Newton M. Taylor for criminal judge. W. T. Lewis among sheriff candidates. E R Howton defeated Salem D. Clore for district attorney. Albert E. Salm and William T. Patton chosen for auditor and clerk by acclamation.
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Frank 8. Fishwack
Ward KH. Houton
Albert B. Sah
William T. Patton
Reenraer
James E. Berry
James A. M’crossan
M C. Leeth
Frank B. Rona
Woodburn Masson
Charles Remsten
Clarence EB. Weir
Ucket
Marion County
Eleventh Ward
Aele- Bates
Edward Little
John W. Holtz Iman
Indianapolis
Thomas Tageart
Tiuebter
Risetry
Little
Holtzman
A. AL McCrossan
E.R. Howton
Salem D. Clore
Ross
Newton M. Taylor
Frank J. Ross
Taylor
Charles Remster
Perior Judeeships
Clarence E. Weir
Marion county Democrats convene with calls for reform
Judge Frank E. Gavin delivers a forceful address urging ousting of hoodlums and grafters and demanding unity among Democrats in Marion county. The platform emphasizes faithful economical government free of favoritism and boss dominance, while omitting references to Thomas Taggart and recent casino raids.
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Frank E. Gavin
Marion County
United Democracy
Gavin
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
The
Democrats
Law
J. Frank Huntly
Sultan of Morocco Stricken by Typhoid Fever
Paris dispatch reports the Sultan of Morocco severely ill with typhoid fever. Singers and dancers perform symbolic rites to drive away evil spirits. Kalid Maclean, commander of the sultan’s bodyguard, also ill with typhus.
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Morocco
Scrype-McRne Vrene Rasortation
Paris
Ecol de Paris
Cangler
Kald Maclean
Wreckers Scrippa McFine Press Association Clew
Peters burg July 14 Sheriff Peed and railroad detectives have closed to the wreckers of Thursday's Southern railroad wreck in which three men were killed. Arrests will follow when the excitement abates. Northern county residents fear arrests would provoke violence as officials pursue the alleged wreckers. Public demand for punishment runs nationwide to address the incident on the fast eastbound passenger train.
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Scrippa-McFine Press Association
Petersburg
Ind
Peed
C Lesen
Southern
Otwell Insurance Cancels Risks Amid Mysterious Fires
Special to The Sun Otwell Indiana insurers order agents to stop binding new Otwell property risks and cancel existing policies due to a series of incendiary fires within months. Investigators track arson across the White River banks five miles north. seventeen horses burned, $39001 in property destroyed, and a town lacking adequate fire protection.
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Ind
Otwell
White River
Ingalls Predicts Bryan Victory After European Tour
Special to the Law New York July 14 M E Ingalls returning from Europe as chairman of the National Civie Federation commission on Public Ownership and operations voiced strong support for Bryan He said Bryan will be next president though he previously opposed him twice and now believes he will be elected and serve as a conservative capable executive He noted Bryan has learned a great deal in recent years.
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New York
M. E Ingalls
Cincin Nati
Str
Ingals Fae
Commission On Public Ownership
Civie Federation
Ingails
Ingalls
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Presi
United States
Zimmer Leading Ahead in State Championship Final
Diddel must play best game to win after 18 holes. H. H. Zimmer leads the finals with a strong start. In the women’s championship, after 18 holes Miss Bowers sits 7 up on Miss Rawls.
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Wim Diddel
H. H. Zimmer
Miss Bowers
Miss Rawls
Longworths Attend Bastille Day Celebration in Paris
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth attended the Bastille Day view of Long Champs in Paris marking the French national holiday. They were guests of President Falkeres and attended with Monnett Kandoits, noted as part of the gathering celebrating the French Revolution anniversary.
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Scripgos-McRee Trees
Associanim
Paris
Nicholas Longworth
Long Champs
Bastiles
Falkeres
Kern Defends Two Hotels in Indiana Demurrers
Special to Trojan Paoli Ind July 14 Arguments on the demurrers in the French Lick and West Baden hotel cases were resumed this morning. Attorney General Miller concluded his argument and John W Kern began the closing for the defense. Judge Bus to review case and take at least a week.
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Trojan
Paoli
Ind
French Lick
Weat Baden
Miller
John W. Kern
Judge Bus
SODIUM A HELP TO THE SYSTEM
Omaha Neb July 14 The column broken The brightest jewel in the arch is gone May Is dead Thus did Br W 3 McCrain announce the first death in his family Mary McCrain oldest daughter of 1 children who have made their parents famous as leading examples of the Roosevelt and rare death by own action Maxime succumbed to a typhoid fever The doctor was proud of his robust and happy family On the letterheads he sees he has a cut showing the children grouped in the order of their size Under the picture of the doctor a motto The Party I Am Working For The paint manufacturing plant of the Health & Millisan company the bon making plant and lumber yard of Chas Teegtmeier and a dozen homes were destroyed by fire last night Lons 250000 Dr Wesenar said Sodium is not poison Declared chemists who tried sodium on themselves imagined they were poisoned Sodium sulphate called dangerous by J N Shurty and other chemists was described by Dr J A Wesenar as beneficial medicine entirely harmless in ordinary quantities a good substitute for ice and a preservative used by man since Homer penned poems to an afflicted world The case of
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Omaha
Roburt
Theli Ze
Ape
J. N. Shurty
J. A. Wesenar
Airship Eagle Navigates Downtown Skyscrapers
Horace Wild piloted the airship Eagle over Chicago's tallest downtown buildings today and landed safely at Center and Ertesta, after crossing the Dig bag area.
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Chicago
Horace Wild
Ints
Eagle
Center
Ertesta
Indiana case over hotel gambling and demurrers'/>
Attorney General Miller argues that gambling must stop and vows to respect the law for two years starting next January. The tense proceedings include Kern Green Smith and Hottel arguing to dismiss the case on technical grounds. Judge May may take two weeks to review the vast filings and determine whether a receiver or injunction is warranted while a possible supreme court appeal looms.
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Kirk
Miller
Indiana
Kern
Atate Tas
Alofizo Greensmith
Indianapolis
Alilion & “Hottel
Salem
Tennants
Tlea Ciled
Aienga Green Smith
M. M. Hottel
John W. Kern
Miler
Lewin
Supreme Court
Three Men Scalded by Boiler Blow-Off Explosion
Logansport Indiana July 14 Three machine operators were seriously scalded yesterday afternoon when a blow-off pipe connected to a boiler at Western Motor works exploded causing facial and arm burns to John Renker Henry Oxtey and Cyrus Kerlin.
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Logansport
Western Motorworks
John Renker
Henry Oxtey
Cyrus Kerlin
Insurance Muddle Settled By Compromise In Indiana
A long dispute between State Life Insurance and State Agency Company ends in a compromise. The new contract pays State Life 750000 dollars for exclusive writing rights, with 50000 to be paid by installments and 200 annually to be paid thereafter. The settlement covers all interests.
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State Life Insurance Company
State Agency
Comromise
State Agency Company
Linder
Sta Agency Company
State Life Company
Indiana
Ul Moore
Stote Lite Insurance Company
Union Labor's Casket Factory to Open Next Week
The Berippe-McRae Prean Association in Chicago announces a union casket factory will begin operation next Monday. Promoters claim the plant will produce union made caskets for the deceased, with a stated daily capacity of 12 caskets.
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Chicago
Berippe-McRae Prean Association
The
Union Burial Association
Coffin Trust
Union Casket
Union Factory
IZ Caskets Datty
Church and Stage Discussed At Winona Lake Talk
Frederick Ward, Shakespearean actor, spoke on the educational value of the stage at Winona Lake. He argued the stage aids church and school, dispels prejudice, and teaches morality and temperance through Shakespeare. Notable arrivals from Indianapolis included Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pike and several others.
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The
Winona Lake
Ind
Frederick Ward
Ward
Sehalyas
Mlajaton
Church Mill School
Shakespeare
Indianapolis
C. C. Pike
Alice Graydon
E. W. Dockman
Blanche Edwarda
A. B. Tripp
Resigns Plage On Board Metzger Leaves Bank Post
Albert E. Metzger president of a newly organized German American Trust company resigns as a director of American National bank to take effect August 1 when the trust firm opens. Evans Woollen elected director for the unexpired term as the bank notes its regret and gratitude for Metzger's service.
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Albert E. Metzger
Evans Woollen
Shirley Sues Partner Over Division of Firm Income
Shirley sues law partner Merton W. Chance in superior court seeking an accounting. They formed a 1905 partnership giving Shirley 65 percent. Alleged failure to report and divide earnings led to a compromise then Shirley’s share set at 60 percent. Shirley seeks 412 dollars.
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Foster
Shirley
Merton W. Chance
Chance
Chane
Burglar Gang Murders Five at Barber’s Junction Home
Five members of Lyerly family were killed in their home near Barber’s Junction North Carolina. Lyerly, his wife and three children were murdered by burglars who escaped after starting a fire. Two daughters woke from smoke and put out flames. Authorities pursued suspects after sheriff notified and dispatched a special train.
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Barber'b Junction
N. C
Lyerly
Kioyd- Roun
United States Weather Forecast For Weekend Showers
Forecast details indicate fair conditions Saturday night followed by Sunday afternoon thunder showers. No significant accumulations expected. Localized bursts may occur with isolated lightning probable in coastal regions. Temperatures warm and humid with light winds.
Electric Shock Kills Officer in West Indianapolis Box
Patrolman Edward Dolby died after a high voltage box at Kentucky Avenue and River Avenue shocked him while he attempted to insert a key. Ten boxes were charged amid wet conditions after rain, with several officers injured while investigating the fault.
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Indianapolis
Edward Dolby
Kentucky-ave
River Ave
Dolby
Samuel Rarldan
Cleveland Trust appoints editor as east-end branch manager
Renidorо Rynde, financial editor of the Cleveland Bank Dealer and former Press editor, was named manager of the east-end branch of the Cleveland Trust Company. McKee is noted in local financial and newspaper circles, serving as president of the Cleveland Prose Club. He will oversee deposits from about 10,000 people totaling $2,000,090.
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Renidoro Rynde
Tee Nnmenae
Cleveland, O
EL Breviver
Cleveland Iain Dealer
Cleveland Trust Company
McKee
Cleveland Prose Club
Hebrew Benevolent Society Moves to Oust Cemetery Intruder
Butte Montana July 14 The Hebrew Benevolent Society controlling the Jewish cemetery says it will seek court action to remove Herman Mueller a wealthy saloon keeper from the burning plot Munster has jumped the cemetery and a gold mining find is noted. Cut glass bowls are advertised by J P Stullally a diamond importer at 28 Monument Place.
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Scsippe-Melae Presa Association
Butte
Mant
The
Hebrew Benevolent Society
Herman Muelter
Burint Plct
Munster
Dowle Glass Bowlx
J. P. Stullally
Monument Place
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Diddel
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West Baden
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Harry Matzke
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Charles E. Sala
Cain
Union Labor
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Erick Ward
Winona
Plage
A. E, Metzger
Partner
United States Weather Forecast
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Hehter Messare
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Patrick Dillane
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