Lovers Try To Die Over Unhappiness In City
Two despondent lovers attempted suicide late Monday using different methods and both expressed regret and promises not to repeat it. Charles Hogue slashed his throat with a razor at 544 W Market, while Clarence Spillman ate match heads at 833 Washington. Police and medics responded. Hogue is expected to recover, Spillman was found armed with bricks and was later taken to safety.
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Charles Hogue
Market Street
Clarence Spillman
Washington Avenue
Vertie Moriarity
Hogue
Elwood
Citizens’ Gas Company
Simon
Glenn
Spillman
Mamie Allen
Washington Street
Trimpe
Rucker
Nighttime Dog Catchers Urged By Public Safety Board
John B. Wood, secretary of the board of public safety, urges dog catchers to work after midnight at the dog pound, with 4 am as a practical end. The plan aims to nab unleashed dogs when households are lax and dogs roam streets, boosting captures beyond last year’s 3,000. If a dog lacks a license, owners face fines. catchers may pursue off its owner’s property and nets are used once a dog enters its own side of the fence.
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Dow
John B. Wood
Board of Public Safety
Board of Safety
Regulars Victors in Board Election
The Board of Trade election ended in a decisive win for the regulars as ten board members were elected. Results list President Aquilla Q. Jones Vice President Edgar H Evans Treasurer Tom Oddy and Governors A M Glossbrenner Thomas B Laycock Pfan L O Connor George H Evans A J Meyer Charles A Greathouse Warren Simnidis L L Fellows B C Barrett Sam Panas.
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Board of Trade
Aquilla Q. Jones
Edgar H. Evans
Tom Oddy
Board of Governors
A. M. Glossbrenner
Thomas B. Laycock
Pfan L. O'Connor
George H. Evans
A. J. Meyer
Chisrles A. Greathouse
Warren E Simnidis
L. L. Fellows
B. C. Barrett
Wealthy Prince Seeing America
Prince Mirza Khan, Persian ambassador to Constantinople, arrives in America seeking agricultural knowledge and how the United States has leveraged natural resources for wealth. He is reportedly fabulously wealthy and democratic, and fluent in eight languages through George P. Hateb of Port Washington.
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Mirza Khan
Constantinople
Persia
George P. Hateb
Port Washington
Wu. I
Hendrickson Buys $45 000 Property
Edwin A. Hendrickson has bought the Koethe block for 45000 dollars. The purchase is tied to his $8000 interest in the August M. De Souchet estate. The transfer was effected by Willis P. Maine, trustee of the estate.
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Edwin A. Hendrickson
Koethe
August M. de Souchet
Hendrickson
Willis P. Maine
Kern Aims to Solve Problems in Coming Race
Indiana political scene centers on John Worth Kern as Maj. G. W. Menzies and John E. Lamb plot to prevent a caucus deadlock that could thwart Kern’s senatorial bid. The piece details anti Kern nominees, party maneuvering, and Kern’s cautious stance amid brewing intra party tensions.
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Kern
John W. Kern
Maj. G. W. Menzies
Mount Vernon
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
John Worth Kern
Mr. Kern
Maj. Menzies
Finother
Menzies
Posey County
Vigo County
Senator Shively
Brewers
Ralston
Miers
Lamb
Vigo
Indiana
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Trade First
America
New York
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Prince
Prince Mirza Khan
Jewett
Adair
Simms
Thomas Taggart
Do. R. Pleasant
John E
Democrats
United States
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Motor Speedway
T Pine
Navy
Marine
Copenhagen
Cadet
Diadem
J. P. Mullally Diamond Importer and Jeweler
Monument Place
African Ostrich Feather CO. 40S
Colgate
Mani Tate
DR. Gilmer Edical Institute
D&e
N. Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis
Ohio
Illinois
Central Union Telephone CO
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