Denison Hotel Cashier Testifies in Baker Bribery Case
Grand jury testimony centers on Ralph Hassall and George Falwell of the Denison hotel while D A Baker is linked to a bundle of small denomination bills. Hassall describes depositing money and issuing receipts as Baker drew funds periodically. The probe, connected to a legislative adjournment, may extend beyond the session.
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Ralph Hassall
Denison House
D. A. Baker
George Falwell
Denison
Baker
Hasaall
G. A. Baker
Hasyall
Hassall
Waker
Hassalla
England
Wednnesday
Fullwell
Hagsall
Fulwell
Yittie
Baker-Baker
Long
Clinton County
The Betrayal and a Stormy Lecture Night
A storm disrupts a village lecture by Ducaine as window sashes rattle and lamps swing. Miss Moyat pleads for hospitality, but Ducaine, drenched and wary, refuses a late supper while recalling a dangerous stranger and looming tensions in the town.
Storm-tossed Night Boots Visitor From Fame
A stormy arrival disrupts a wrecked cottage as Mostyn Ray and a poised companion enter the narrator’s room. The visitor admits concern, offers aid, and reveals identity while a rescue motor departs. Amid reflections, a portrait of Guy Ducaine surfaces as warmth returns by firelight and brandy.
Lobby battle stalls bill limiting corporate influence
The chamber debated a bill regulating private corporations for hours, with lobbyists pressing amendments. Provisions on information disclosure and prosecution for collusion were slain by opponents, while broad amendments failed as the measure died this session.
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Stratr
Cunlilcation Commission
DHL
Ita
Yoon
Stoessel Arrives in St Petersburg After War Prelude
Gen Stoessel formerly in command at Port Arthur arrives in St Petersburg and is warmly greeted by the minister of war. Russian and Japanese forces clash fiercely in Manchuria in what may be a decisive engagement that could bring peace. A domestic war loan in Tokyo is oversubscribed with 60 million yen for bankers, 5 million for the imperial household, and 40 million for others. Mrs Leland Stanford dies in Honolulu, suspected poisoning.
Two Men Love Girl Ends In Juvenile Court Drama
Belle Hawkins, a girl around 12, faced Judge Stubbs on loitering charges after her mother had her arrested. Two young men testified on fitness for her hand as the court heard a remarkable tale of an early marriage, a hurried breakup, and a vow to refuse her husband. Continued on page 3.
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Belle Hawkins
William Hawkins
Stubbs
Indianapolla
Vly
Elwood
Alin Tyr Kamd
Bine Ant
Angry Father Seeks Revenge in Hemmingway's Glass Factory Case
Special to the Sin. Muncie Ind March 1 Clarence Mas eve, the man who likely fatally injured Charles Hawley, the boy at Hemingway's Glass factory, nearly killed by Francis Hawley, the boy's father. The elder Hawley went to Moscoe's home with a gun, intent on killing him, but police intervened and the frenzied man was restrained. Young Hawley is still alive with little hope of recovery.
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Muncie
Ind
Clarence Maseve
Charles Hawley
Hemingway
Francis Hawley
Hawley
Moscoe
Young Biuwjoy
Deadwood Cowboys Arrive in Chicago for Roosevelt Inauguration
Fifty members of Cok Seth Ballochs cowboys arrived in Chicago en route from Deadwood to attend Provident Roosevelt's inauguration. One rider at the group, Robert Vs Carr, defended their buckskin attire and planned a courtesy call on the president.
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Bcripps-M’ral Press Association
Chicago
Cok Seth Balloch
Company of
Cowboys
Deadwand
Provident
Roosevelt
Robert Vs Carr
Cal
Bullock
Senate acts on liquor license bill for cities and towns
A Senate Wednesday debate trimmed a drastic liquor license bill. The measure would set a license fee for entertainment at 1009 dollars and permit cities and towns to impose an additional assessment from 95 to 1000 dollars.
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Senate
Binich
Dust Complaint Over Prostal graph-Cable Works
Sune, manager of Prostalgraph-Cable, protests tearing down and dust without sprinkling as thousands pass Washington and Meridian streets. He asks the Board of Works to protect nearby residents from dust while demolition of the Western Union building in Meridian Street proceeds.
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Sune
Prostal graph-Cable Company
Board of Works
Agathst
Che Dohite
Washington
Meridiansts
Sumuers
Woman deputy sworn in by Madison township assessors
In Anderson Indiana on March 1 at a Madison township assessors meeting Miss Alice Wardwell was sworn in as a deputy to her father John Wardwell the Duck Creek township assessor. She is the first young woman to hold such a position in the county.
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Anderson
Ind
Madison Vormts
Alice Wardwell
John Wardwell
Duck Creek Township
Hin
River Flood Danger Declines as Waters Retreat
A ranger reports no flood danger entering the city as high water recedes. The river remains near normal levels, about four feet above low water, with inches adding to the clear margin. Experts note the previous year’s peak is not being repeated and predict safer conditions ahead.
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Woodneaday
New Indianapolis Directory Ready for Thursday Delivery
The Indianapolis directory for 144 pages has been completed and tiled by Th. ly. Patk deo. It will be ready for delivery on Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Th. Ly
Thoreday
Partial state of siege proclaimed in Poland note
States of Kuling Lah lin Wielen and Lomaza announce a partial state of siege and a modified martial law. A wearer plate of bombu dynamite found at Margina Blobotha suburb of Moscow.
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Scrippe-M'Rae Press Association
Warsaw
Kuling
Lahlin
Wielen
Lomaza
Poland
Margina
Blobotha
Moscow
Tragic Wall Collapse Kills Volunteer at Fire Scene
A volunteer, Swearinger, was killed when a wall fell during a fire emergency Tuesday night in Liverpool. The accident was discovered Wednesday morning by responders.
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Scripps-Wrab Press Association
Liverpool
Maren
Swearinger
Mrs Stanford Poisoning Rumor Shakes Memorial University Ties
Mrs Leland Stanford widow of the California railroad magnate, founder of Stanford University, reportedly left San Francisco three weeks ago intending to visit Japan. Cable reports from Honolulu say she was poisoned, though officials dispute the claim. Her death is listed as occurring in Honolulu with no immediate cause given, while lingering rumors about poisoning circulated amid her philanthropic legacy.
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Memorial University
San Francisco
Japan
Cal
Honolulu
Stanford
Tiny
Scripps-M Rar Press Association
Leland Stanford
California
Lelant Stanford — University
Mugabech Hichmond
Bunford
Werview
Nyoon
Mie
Stinford
Albany
Farthrop
Bea
Branford
Uae
Fornda
Owas Mph
Ik Sear
Loti, Jr
Nuit
Chie von Abd
Eifizem
Fuller
Miler
Xon
Gidige
Memoral University
Weather Spotter Summary for Wednesday and Thursday
Weather spotter notes fair conditions on Wednesday and Thursday with no significant temperature change. The fragment mentions temperatures in Fahrenheit and includes unclear text likely from a weather table.
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