Speaker Cannon Asks Vice President To Stop News Attacks
Washington June 7 Speaker Cannon protested directly to Vice President Fairbanks against criticism from the Indianapolis News. The paper, owned by a family connection, was accused of bias against Cannon over the pure food bill. Fairbanks promised to use his influence to curb unfair remarks while noting no personal ownership in the paper. Delegation explained the bill stalemate and concessions sought by powerful interests.
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Tews
Mann
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Cannon
Fairbanks
Indianapolis News
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News
Chirman
Committee On Rules
Fairbanke
Indianapolis
Ft Ia
Shas
Taft
Watson
Indiana
Col. Hepburn
Iowa
Mr. Mant
Jerome Not Alarmed by Malfeasance Charges in Office
Jerome dismisses malfeasance in office charges filed by Gay Higgins as unfounded. He defends his conduct and states governor will not consider the petition, amid a push by William Amory and others to seek his removal. The group includes Chapman Dwight Edward White Robert Baker and Joseph Hurley in supporting the petition related to Metropolitan merger concerns.
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Beripps-McRae Preas Association
New York
Dietrich Attoreney Jerome
Gay
Higgins
Fuad
Jerome
William Amory
Third Ove Railroad
Metropolitan Traction Company
Ana
Amory
Chapman Dwight
Edward B. White
Produce Exchange
Robert Baker
Joseph C. Hurley
Standhard Finance Company
Indiana miners and operators ratify tentative agreement
Special to The Sea reports from Terre Haute Indiana that a joint convention of miners and operators met to ratify the tentative agreement reached a fortnight ago. The miners are credited with securing the 10 cent raise and related concessions as part of the pact.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Ty Fe
Illinois flag day proclamation guides June 14 observance
Special to The Sun from Ringfield Illinois on June 1 reports Governor issued a proclamation designating June 14 as flag day and calling on all citizens to observe the day with appropriate displays of the nation’s colors.
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Illinois
Ringfield
Popular Party Leader Cannon Faces Indiana Nomination Buzz
The article notes Nodice Cannon as a leading Republican hopeful in Indiana for the 1968 presidential race. It mentions his higher popularity in the west and a claimed 75 percent favorability. Cannon allegedly complains to Vice President Fairbanks about unfair treatment in the Indianapolis News column. The panel is linked to Fairbanks relatives.
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Speaker Cannon
Nodice
West
Joseph Cannon
Indiana
Cannon
Fairbanka
Indianapolis News
Relaves
Three Miners Shot After Town Parade Breaks Out
ERKEST Pa June 8 during a parade of striking miners today one miner fired a revolver at state constabulary. The constabulary answered with a volley, three miners were shot perhaps fatally and four others were injured. One constable was wounded as the marchers fled. Organizers to be arrested. Injured miners named C B Sardet Peter Vernalia and Nicos Nather.
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Scripye-MeFine Press Ammeciation
Erkest
State Constabulary
Lees
C. B. Sardet
Peter Vernalia
Nicos Nather
Vehicle Owners Fined in Police Court Friday
Following orders of Chief of Police Robert Metzger four owners of vehicles were charged with not having licenses. They include Willa Harder from Downsea county James Boyer Wa Scuttvisterhave James Williams Fair Grounds Edward Booth 1594 Senateave Thomas Fanater Chauncey Byrd C W Dawson E Swafford Romio Crauph Wallace Barkitt and Wilum Hi all fined one dollar and costs for not having vehicle license in police court Friday.
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Robert Metzger
Willa Harder
Downsoa County
James Boyer
James Williams
Fair Grounds
Edward Booth
Senateave
Thomas Fanater
Chauncey Byrd
C. W. Dawson
E. Swafford
Romio Crauph
Wallace Barkitt
Wilum Hi
Gas Law Not Enforced By New York Court
In New York the Rerippe-McRine Preay Association and MW Glovalcourt judge Laceme issued an opinion continuing the injunction. The order restrains the Attorney General Mayor and District Attorney Jerome and the city from enforcing provisions of the cent gan ordinance until the Consolidated Gas Company suit is decided.
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Rerippe-McRine Preay Association
New York
Laceme
MW Glovalcourt
Jerome
Wtote Time Commission
Sd-cent Gan Ordinanet
Consolidated Gas Comepany 3
McCoy Case Resumes as Defense Witnesses Testify
In Monticello Indiana the McCoy case resumed before Judge Parker. B F Gifford testified for the defense valuing Jordan stock farm at 5 an acre. Mrs T J McCoy testified on her husband’s illness during the bank failure week. The defense sought to show an attempted assignment of property but was ruled out.
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Monticello
Ihd
Mc Coy
Parker
B. F. Gifford
Indiana
Lato
Jordan Stock
T. J. McCoy
Rensselaer
Keteana
Indianapolis Telephone Franchise Vote Split Two to One
The Board of Public Works rejected changes to the Indianapolis Telephone Company franchise by a 2 to 1 vote on a Friday. President Elliott urged a three year extension and gradual rate relief with stepped increases tied to subscriber growth, while opponents warned of public distrust and potential collusion.
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Board OF Public Works
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Frenton C. Trusler
Frederick &. Mack
Joseph T. <l- Hot
Caleb S. Denny
George Co. Hi
Harry 8. New
Denny
Trusler
Mr. Trualer
Mr. Mack
Pilott
Mae
Truster
Cale
Mr. Denny
Capt. New
Indianapolis
Elliott
Presdent Hilintt
Ttm
Breckenridge Jone
Soghenstin
Antonio
Ifitt
Reni
Treasdent Elliott
Lme
Phon
Court Believes Woman's Story of Knife Threat
George Hillard, a black man, faced police court after allegedly pursuing Mrs. Pearl Israel and menacing her with a large knife near 1402 East Tenth. Dr. Charles M. Clayton helped drive him off. Hillard denied guilt and was fined and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse.
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Pearl Israel
George Hillard
Aliss Pearl Israel
Charles M. Clayton
Inract
Clayton
Flillard
Burk
Burris
Pennsylvania Lines Probe Resumes at Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission hearings in Philadelphia focus on the Keystone Coal and Coke company. A Milton local agent for the Pennsylvania railroad admitted selling Keystone stock, claiming he kept tonnage up to counter Philadelphia and Reading coal competition. Witnesses describe shipping secrecy rules and internal knowledge of rival firms. President Casgatt ordered the dismissal of J. Aiken after yesterday’s graft testimony.
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Berippa-HoRas Press Association
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone Cost and Coke) Company
Interstate Commerce Commisionery Clements and Cockretl
Glasgow
A. G. Spangler
Pennsylvania Railroads
Milton
Spangler
Walt
Keystone Company
Reading
Watd
Alen
Fipansiter
Thorne
Keystone
Casgatt
JK. Aiken
Pennsyvania Railroad
Mrs Chadwick deposition details securities loaned by Friend
In a Columbus deposition, Mrs Cisait L Chadwick testifies about a $2810000 securities deposit with Tray Reynolds and loans totaling $3281000 from Hankera Friend. She says Friend planned to aid her trustees and dispose of the securities while living on $60 per year, with details of prior meetings in Atlantic City and New York.
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Kcrippas Millue Breas
Columbus
Cisait L. Chadwick
Wull
Jttchers
Fittemirg
Hankera
Shy
Friend
Atlantic City
New York
Tray Reynolds
Cleveland
Ihe
Runney
Heynold
Chadwick
Reinburne Rimnett
Julie
Pittsburg
Ing
Chanwick
Hity
Train overturns near curve injuring two men
A Michigan Central train derailed while rounding a curve near South Renl today, overturning the locomotive and several cars. Engineer Page Noc and Fireman Frank McLeod of St. Joseph, Michigan were hurt. Also notes a white waist sale at Rink's tomorrow.
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South Renl
Ind
Michigan Central
Page Noc
Frank McLeod
St. Joseph
Mich
Wero
Western City officers trap jail-breaker in Kansas City
Charles J. Raymond believed to be Charles Greeley, wanted in Indianapolis for obtaining money under false pretenses and passing fraudulent checks, was arrested in Kansas City after detectives traced a distinctive red trunk linked to his various aliases. He had escaped Marion County jail two years earlier and used multiple identities while living in St Louis and Chicago before being caught.
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Charles J. Raymond
Charles Greeley
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Greeley
Marion County
Raymond
John van
United States Distilling Company
Chicago
Verdming Cone
United States Distributing Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Edward McGuff
David Lancaster
Minneapolis
J.C. Raymond
Omeda
Reymond
Minneapolia
Grand Jury
Ulal
Greeley Waa
Galaspy
St. Louis
C. J. Hogers
Tasman
Ncte
Chick Gillapy
Chiefs of Police
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Gulaspy' Lo
Fatally Shoots Husband in Grief Stricken Incident
Special from The Sun reports a Terre Haute Indiana case where William Robertson accuses his wife of fatally shooting him after an exchange of words during a confrontation. The text blends local ad copy and unrelated notices, reflecting a damaged OCR page with fragmented lines and business promotions.
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Terre Hate
Ind
Janes
Itells
William Robertson
Stalin
Vhs Nyer
Ice Prices Rise in Indianapolis as Summer Nears
Ice prices jump in Indianapolis with planned increases after Friday from 30 to 35 cents per 100 pounds and after June to 40 cents. Big local ice companies accused of forming a trust to regulate territory and prices. Public reaction fears hardship for the poor as summer demand grows. Events at Fairview Park with foot races, yard dash between Gemmer and Union Unser, and other attractions noted. Boarding arrangements left for crowds at the state house entrance.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Polis
Bagat Ibs
Coal Trust
Cpl. Gemmer
Union Unser
Tns
Knightatown
Orphane
State House
Minister Injured Forces Fletcher Place Pastor to Miss Duties
The minister at Fletcher Place church, Annie Jte, will take over pastoral duties after a knee injury sustained in a bicycle collision several days ago. He remains at home on BIS Lexington Avenue and will be unable to conduct Sunday services for a period.
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Fletcher Place
Ehuren
Annie
Wolfe
Wreck on Iron Mountain injures engineer, kills fireman
Two passenger trains collided at dawn near Sem Mengo. Fireman F H Hinckley was killed while the engineer was injured. No passengers hurt. Other details scattered amid ad lines for camping gear and local businesses.
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F. HL. Hinckley
Packers to Move Plants to Indiana Across Calumet River
Special to The Sam reports rumors that a major meat packer group led by Lipton in London plans to establish near Tinry Indiana. Chicago investors are named as buyers of Jamul for relocation. Six plants may move from Chicago to Indiana, including building a canal to the Little Calumet river to ship finished products. Building Commissioner Bartzen says the cost of improvements at stockyards may reach substantial sums and urges special inspectors for a term of days. Sanitary officials note packers wish to adopt department recommendations.
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Chicago
U Née Plucksarda
Thomas J Lipton
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London
Tinry
Ind
United States
Gteel Corporation
Growwalay
Indiana
Little Calumet
Peter Bartsen
Sankary Vommiantoner Perry
Hedrick
Bartzen
Dackern
Missouri after Packers and the railroad rate case
Kansas City, June 2. Van Valkenburg district attorney alleged that Nelson Morine Packing Co and others conspired with Armour Swift and Cudahy to obtain rebates on Burlington railroad exports. He claimed packing firms accepted 23 cents per 100 pounds when regular rates were lower, violating interstate commerce rules. Trial details to be submitted this afternoon.
President Invites Roosevelt to Inspect Packing Houses
The president demands immediate action to inspect all meats and expands federal authority after reviewing two inspection reports on Chicago packing houses. A Chicago friend describes rapid, if humorous, cleanup efforts at Armour and Swift plants while calls grow for further reforms and a presidential visit.
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Bertppe-Mehine
Amroden
Washington
Chicago
Messrs
Nell
Reynolds
Neill-Resnolds
Bureau of Animal Industry
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