Man Arrested After Fatal Shooting Of 2-Year-Old In Louisville
Arthur Miles, who shot Bessie Stiff, two, at Clay and Breadway and fled after a pistol duel with police, was arrested at the Tenth Street depot. Miles claimed marriage to the girl in Evansville, a disputed double marriage, and said she broke up his home. Police described a running exchange of gunfire during pursuit.
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Louisville
Arthur Miles
Bessie Stiff
Clay and
Breadway
Tenth Street
Shote
Poelleemen Yoourell
Eisenbeis
Miles
Evansville
Indiana Union Traction stockholders approve year earnings report
At the annual meeting in Anderson Indiana Union Traction Company reports for the year ending December 31 show total credits 2 106 015 59 operating expenses 1 113 428 66 net earnings 953 50 93 and surplus 400 834 The board elected Randall Morgan J Levering Jones Marshall G Morgan George F McCulloch Hugh J McGowan W Kesley Schoepf and Arthur W Brady as directors.
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Anderson
Ind
Indiana Union Traction Company
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Indianapolis Northern Traction Company
Broad Ripple Traction Company
Indiana Northern & Ft. Wayne Railway Company
Muncie & Union City Traction Company
Muncie, Hartford & Ft. Wayne Railway Company
Randall Morgan
J. Levering Jones
Marshall
G. Morgan
Philadelphia
George F. McCulloch
Muncie
Hugh J. McGowan
Indianapolis
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati
Arthur W. Brady
Jolley Elected President of the McKinley Club
The regulars ticket won a large vote over the independent ticket in a spirited race. Elected officials include President James Jolley, Vice President William D. Headrick, Secretary Jasac H. Phares, Treasurer Henry C. Prange, Sergeant-at-Arms George Fross, and directors Frank M. Spiegle, George W. Booth, Robert Schugart, William H. Christian, and Dr. Charles A. Carter. Installation is set for March 8 at the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Club
James ©. Jolley
William D. Headrick
Jasac H. Phares
Henry C. Prange
George Fross
Frank M. Spiegle
George W. Booth
Robert Schugart
William H. Christian
Charles A. Carter
Club
Worry Over Debt Said To Cause Cronin Death
Thomas Cronin died Tuesday from paris green poisoning at 2401 Weet Tenth Street. Relatives found him seriously ill but too late to help. The market gardener reportedly killed himself over unpaid property debts, leaving a wife and eight children.
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Thomas Cronin
Paris Green
Weet Tenth Street
Cronin
Pinchot and Wilson Clash Before Ballinger Inquiry
Gifford Pinchot testified he acted with Secretary Wilson’s authority to send a letter to Senator Dolliver. Wilson denied approval for criticizing the president. Pinchot defended his conduct amid dismissal doubts and said Ballinger opposed natural resource conservation efforts. The committee adjourned to continue testimony Wednesday.
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Washington, D. C
Gifford Pinchot
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Ballinger-Pinchot
Dolliver
Forestry Bureau
Pinchot
Iowa
United States
Taft
Leter
Garfield, Gravis
Ballinger
Former Indiana banker freed from prison
Walter Brown, an accomplice in wrecking the Indiant National Bank of Elkhart Indiana, was released from Leavenworth prison after six years. His eight year sentence was reduced by two years for good behavior. Brown returns to Elkhart undecided on his path, denying involvement in the bank failure.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Walter Brown
Indiant National Bank
Elkhart
Ind
Brown
W. L. Collins
Justus L. Brodrick
Educator Hatch Celebrates Birthday at Convention
M W Hatch of Oak Park Illinois, a long time school leader and former Union soldier, celebrated his birthday this week in Indianapolis. Born February 28, 1845 on Washington Street opposite the state house, he has deep Indiana family ties and a notable teaching and superintendent career spanning decades.
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M. W. Hatch
Oak Park
Hatch
Brn
Washington Street
Indianapolis
State House
Indiana
Wayne County
Ray
No Women Police for the City Talk Quiet on Change
Mayor Shank reportedly comments on women in policing but says no move is planned for the near future. He would consult Chief Hyland before any change and notes the remark was exploratory.
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Shank
Hyland
Beveridge Urges Patriotism In Schools Address
Senator Beveridge urged educators at Caleb Millhall to teach patriotism in schools to strengthen the republic. He cited Indiana's Civil War heritage and highlighted Frederick Landis as a rising literary figure, urging a disciplined public conscience and educated citizens. He contrasted American, German, and Japanese nationalism and urged youths to participate in politics.
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Indiana
Frederick Landis
Beveridge
Henry Ward Beecher
Republic
de ‘Clared
Germany
Japan
Russia
Mrs Anna Campbell Barker Dies After Griv Attack
Mrs. Anna Campbell Barker 54 wife of Albert Baker prominent attorney died at 1410 North Pennsylvania Street Tuesday afternoon after a severe attack of the griv. She founded the Fortnightly Literary club and was active in the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Survived by husband and three daughters.
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Anna Campbell Barker
Albert Baker
North
Pennsylvania Street
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed By User Henry Coursen
An elderly Boonton resident tests Dr Miles anti pain pills for diverse pains from neuralgic to rheumatic. The ad touts quick relief, a money back guarantee, and nationwide druggist availability from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
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Dr. Miles
Miles Medical € C
Elkhart, Ind
Republicans Set Early Date for State Convention
The Republican state convention will be held April 5 as a one day event with delegates meeting the night before to organize by districts. Nomination of the state ticket follows the business day with debate limited to top officers. Several officials are named as potential candidates including secretary of state and attorney general, with others yet uncommitted.
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State Central Committee
Bennett
State Committee
George Haywood
Lafayette
R. G. Tucker
Indianapolis
Hugh T. Miller
John V. Hadley
Oscar V. Montgomery
Seymour
Vinson Carter
Indiananolia
Hadley
Frank Roby
Appellate Court
Supreme Court Place
Koby
Supreme Bench
James H. Rose
Fort Wayne
Auburn
James Piety
Terre Haute
Indiana
John T. Hays
Sullivan
Supreme Court
Mr. Hays
May Move Fire Station 10 Site on Alabama St
Business leaders and city officials discussed relocating Fire Station 10 on Alabama Street to a new block north of the city wall. Mayor Shank favored the move if costs were reasonable, with merchants offering cost figures for a new lot at the proposed site. The plan would retire the central fire station and the police and city dispensary from the current block to create a large business frontage along Massachusetts Avenue.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Avenue Business Men's League
Board of Works
Boards of Public Safety
Shank
the Avenue
Two Medical Board Vacancies Open April 23
Two seats on the State Board of Medical Examination and Registration will be vacant April 23 as the terms of Dr W A Spurgeon Democrat Muncie and Dr M B Canfield Frankfort Republican expire. No applicants have been received so far.
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State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Muncie
M. 8. Canfield
Frankfort
Educators Urge School Reforms At National Convention
Delegates from major cities across the United States gathered in Indianapolis for the National Education Association’s Department of Superintendence. Leaders called for stronger ties between schools and community interests, expanded agriculture and domestic science, reduced class sizes, and a focus on individual students and ethical citizenship.
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United States
Department of Superintendence
National Educational Association
Indianapolis
America
Francis M. Bralley
Frank B. Cooper
Seattle, Wash
A. L. Rafter
Boston
F. M. McMurray
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
M. H. Kinsley
Hudson County
New Jersey
J. H. Phillips
Birmingham
Ala
N. C. Schaffer
Pennsylvania
S. F. Heber
St. Paul, Minn
Ella M. Young
Chicago
Is This Fair A Free Trial Of Digestive Tablets
An advertisement touts Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach trouble and dyspepsia. It claims free trial packages by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich, with promises of safe ingredients and endorsements.
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Stuart
United States
Phamacopoeia
University of Michigan
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
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Jardin de Paris
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