Democrats Denounce Payne Tariff and Endorse Kern in Indiana
Hartford City June 1 Democrats of Indiana's Eleventh district denounce the Payne Aldrich tariff as graft legalization and condemn GOP waste while reaffirming their state platform. They renominated George W Rauch of Marion by acclamation and commend Gov Thomas Marshall's administration while endorsing John W Kern for U S senator and urging income tax and pension reforms.
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Sun
Hartford City
John W. Kern
United States
Eleventh
George W. Rauch
Marion
Thomas Marshall
Shively
Auto Speeding 18 Save Child's Life in Newcastle
Special to The Sun. Newcastle Indiana June 1 Night and day O Q Carpenter drives his car on the city's smooth streets with Mary Carpenter six to aid her breathing. The only steps so far are for gasoline. The child suffers greatly when halted and there is little hope for recovery a safety device could not save her life already.
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Newcastle
Ind
O. Q. Carpenter
Mary Carpenter
Shielded man will be held for murder
Terre Haute Ind June 1 Harvey Richardson father of Nellie Richardson was arrested after Jasper Turley Gilmour mine official died from head wounds. Officers seek Nellie’s missing brother. Turley died after being found unconscious with injuries from a gunshot. investigators say the wounds were not self inflicted.
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Terre Hatte
Ind
Harvey Richardson
Nellie Richardson
Jasper Turley
Gilmour Mire
Turley
Miss Richardson
Aged Woman Walks Five Miles For Fun
Special to The Sun. Wabash Ind June 1 Mrs Salena Minfee aged 83 walked five miles to visit relatives to show the strength On Old Settlers Day she rode a horse at in centennial celebration at the city park attracting attention from her dexterity She declared she was not exhausted by her long walk.
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Wabash
Ind
Salena Minfee
Boy Wields Poker Wounds Man in Indignant Moment
In Kempton Indiana Samuel Fonch suffered a near fatal injury after Lewis Moziagu used two stove pokers against him and others. The blow to the temple penetrated below the eye as Fonch reacted to being teased by a group of boys and became incapacitated.
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Kempton
Ind
Samuel Fonch
Lewis Moziagu
Fonch
Hobbs to be tried again for murder in 9 year old case
Princeton Indiana June 1 Prosecutor Trippet says Martin Hobbs will face trial again for the murder of Edward C Loemiller nine years after the crime. The prior jury deadlocked after 26 hours of deliberation.
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the Sun
Princeton
Ind
Martin Hobbs
Edward C. Loemiller
Trippet
Hobbs
Author resigns as editor in Crawfordsville
Harold M. Kramer resigns as editor of the Crawfordsville newspaper to devote time to literary work and other matters. Kramer is the author of several books that have won flattering success.
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The
Sun
Crawfordsville
Ind
Jnne
Harold M. Kramer
Kyramer
Thief Returns Loot to Aged Man in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on June 1 a thief who robbed an elderly man of his watch and chain followed S L Straussman a 70 year old from St Louis and while talking with the victim slipped the stolen items back into his pocket. The thief vanished only after the man regained his senses and realized the watch and chain had been returned.
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South Bend
Ind
S. L. Straussman
St. Louis
Straussman
Society Girl Totes Rural Route Mail
Huntington society girl Miss Chloe Vavey writes from Saskatchewan Canada that she is carrying a government mail route twenty six miles long. She traverses prairie and forests on her pony and becomes the township’s only girl carrier.
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Ratuntington
Ind
Chloe Vavey
Huntington Society
Saskatchewan
Man chokes on egg yolk. dime found embedded
Evansville Indiana story reports Leonard Wybacher, 22, a concrete block moulder, choking on a hard substance during breakfast. He coughed up the item and found a dime embedded in the yolk of his egg.
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Evansville
Ind
Leonard Wybacher
Watchman's Gun Stolen in Hammond Incident
Walter Smith, on guard at a cafe in Hammond Indiana, fell asleep and his revolver was stolen from him. One former night watchman is suspected as the thief. Smith expressed strong anger over the loss.
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Hammond
Ind
Walter Smith
Sevrk
Smith
Old gray nag causes neighborhood quarrel in Hartford City
In Hartford City Indiana on June 1 an argument over a plowing horse led Henry Egley to seize the nag and demand damages. Samuel Clark, owner of the horse, protested. Egley knocked Clark down with a club, who then returned with a shotgun and chased Egley. The case was continued.
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Hartford City
Ind
Henry Egley
Egley
Samuel Clark
Clark
Blind tigers in Anderson doomed by new police board
Anderson Ind June 1 Special to The Sun blind tigers flagged as doomed after the Police Board appoints Frank Matthews and T J Nichol to replace resigning Lafe Burr and J W Knight following Sunday violence at a dry celebration. Matthews faces scrutiny though offers no comment, his stance seen as informed.
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Anderson
Ind
Frank Matthews
T. J. Nichol
Lafe J. Burr
J. W. Knight
Matthews
Hobo Smokes On Hay As Farmer Threatens In Huntington
In Huntington Indiana on Tuesday a hobo climbed into a farmer’s barn and smoked a pipe while locals gestured and threatened. Sheriff McCarty arrived and handcuffed the man, with $170 in gold and a large revolver found during a search.
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Hobo
Huntington
Ind
McCarty
Purdue Exponent To Be Published This Week
Lafayette Indiana June 1 Purdue coeds will issue the Exponent this week with Miss Hedgecock class of 1912 as editor in chief Miss Harlow 1911 managing editor Miss Sutton 1911 contributing university news Miss Gamble special writes athletics and Miss Hawk 1913 will liven the paper with cartoons
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Sun
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Miss Hedgecock
Miss Harlow
Miss Sutton
Gamble
Hawk
Wabash Mayor Breaks Party Lines in Selecting City Engineer
WABASH Ind June 1 Janes Chapler named city engineer to serve until the trial of Ora Whiteneck, the present engineer and former county surveyor. Whiteneck faces nine forgery charges and one embezzlement count. his trial begins next week. Chapler is a Republican while Mayor Wilson is a Democrat, and the move is cited as a breaking of party lines.
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Wabash
Ind
Janes Chapler
Ora Whiteneck
Tle
Chapler
Wilson
Son of "Objector" William Holman Dies in Indiana
William S. Holman Jr. died at 60 at Verestan near Aurora. A lawyer and former mayor of Lawrenceburg, he was known as the "Great Objector" and served on the state tuberculosis commission. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
William S. Holman
W. S. Holman
Verestan
Holman Homestead
Aurora
State
Tuberculosis Commission
Bystander Shot After Arrest Turned Fatal
Philadelphia June 1 A patrolman John O Rourke shot into a crowd while arresting a hoodlum. Later a member of James O Neal family opened a door and O Neal fell dead from a heart shot in the vestibule. O Neal was not in the crowd but was passing by.
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Philadelphia
John O'Rourke
James O'Neal
O'Neal
PEEPS AND 20 NABBED AT INDIANA LODGE MEETING
William Stafford waited for his wife outside a lodge hall where the Kiowa degree of Pocahontas drill team performed. He climbed a fire escape to peek in, was mistaken for a robber by a patrolman, and had to appear before the mayor to secure his release.
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Shelbyville
Ind
William Stafford
Pocahontas
Stafford
Rose City to Host Rose City Horse and Auto Show
New Castle June 1 final arrangements set for the Rose City show on Thursday. Awards amounting to several hundred dollars will be distributed across all classes of horses mules and ponies.
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New Castle
Rose City
Prisoners Escape From Log Jail at Nashville
Special to The Sup Columbus Indiana June 1 two prisoners Alonzo Kennedy and Mrs Amanda Collins escaped from Brown county log jail in Nashville Kennedy sawed a bar to free himself then pried open Collins door to her apartment The main door was not locked Brown county jail is the only log jail in Indiana
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Nashville
Alonzo Kennedy
Amanda Collins
Kennedy
Brown County
Indiana
Gary Police Record Shows 1 Arrest in Every Forty in May
Gary Indiana police records for May show that one person in every forty in the city was arrested during the month. The saloons, which reopened May 1, number 135.
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Gary
Ind
Noblesville High School honors top four year students
At Noblesville High School commencement on June 1 1910 50 in gold was awarded to the student boy and girl with the highest four year average. Miss Maude Gwinn and Harold McMahan earned the prizes presented by Chicago attorney S. O. Levinson a local graduate.
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Noblesville
Ind
Noblesville High School
Levinson
Chicago
Maude Gwinn
Harold McMahan
Theft robs Hartford brothers of cash and drafts in Seattle
Hartford City report says Roy and Lafayette Butler were robbed in Seattle a few days ago while seeking fortune. They lost 1000 dollars in cash and 3000 dollars in drafts after being held up by robbers. The incident connects to their westward journey in search of wealth.
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Sun
Hartford City
Ind
Roy
Lafayette Butler
Seattle
Monon Engine Demolished in Sixth Street Smashup
Bloomington Indiana June 1 One of the Monon railroad engines was demolished in a wreck at the Sixth street crossing Tuesday Fireman Storms broke his arm leaping from the engine end casualty details indicate a serious metro incident with railroad equipment damage and a crew injury.
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Bloomington
Ind
Monon
Sixth Street
Storms
Dunkards Open With Promise Of Big Crush
WARSAW IN NEED OF BEDS June 11. Winona Lake Warsaw brace for a huge Dunkards crowd for the Church of the Brethren annual conference June 1 to 9. Secretary L M Neher says 30 600 visitors expected June 4-5 may overwhelm lodging as past meetings drew as many as 40,000. Organizers will pay for lodging and meals, with no free entertainment sought.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Dunkards
Winona
Warsaw
Church of the Brethren
Faithful to Society at local Endeavor session
Hartford City Ind June 1 Reverend J A Bray led the eighteenth annual session of the Young People's Christian Endeavor union of the United Brethren church Tuesday night He was the first president 18 years ago and has never missed a session since.
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Hartford City
Ind
J. A. Bray
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Union
United Brethren Church
Imitation May Cost Life in Evansville Pole Incident
Evansville Indiana June 1 a three year old son of Captain Frank Devil attempted to imitate his father sliding down a pole at the engine house. He fell about twenty feet and struck his head sustaining likely fatal injuries.
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Evansville
Ind
Frank Devil
Quality Furniture Promises Permanent Satisfaction in Selection
The store emphasizes carrying only quality items that provide lasting satisfaction instead of quick sales. It notes careful stock selection takes time, avoiding carload lots. Shoppers are assured it will take less time to find what they want there than anywhere else in the city.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Neal
E. EB. Austin, M. D
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