Ames Jines Dies After Fatal Edge of Grave Shootout
James Jines aged 20 dies at City hospital after being shot by his friend Fred Dieppe in a Saturday night brawl at a Haughville saloon. Dieppe, remorseful, claims the shooting was an accident due to drinking. Jines faced death calmly, blaming no one but death, while Dieppe awaits murder charges.
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James Jines
Fred Dieppe
Tekken
Jim
T O'Elock
Gail
Dieppe
Happe
Fred
Ile
Diepps
Jines
Hines
Dienoe
Funeral for Mrs Mary Pryson Keith Held Privately
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Pryson Keith, wife of Ernest Keith, will take place at the home on Pennsylvania Street Wednesday afternoon with private services. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon. Burial is at Crown All.
Interchange of Cars Discussed by Railway Officers
The Central Association of Railway Officers Indianapolis division held a regular monthly meeting on Monday afternoon. A new addition to the routine business outlined rules for the interchange of cars and the roles to govern the practice were discussed and adopted.
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Central Association of Railway Officers
Indianapolis
Bela
Lea! Association
Corset Fitting Attracts Women In Dress Exposition
CHICAGO March There was a fashion exposition by the Dressmakers Protective Association of America. About 20 dressmakers from the Mississippi valley attended to discuss spring styles. Miss Elizabeth White demonstrated corsets and advised on figure fit for princess gowns. She urged simple empire or directoire gowns with waist shaping and light jackets.
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Scrippe-McHae
Chicago
March
Sesson
America
Mississippi Valley
Elizabeth White
Miss White
Wanted Jury of Young Men in Divorce Case
In Judge Gary's court Mrs. Henrietiu Eames seeks a jury of unmarried men claiming fairness. Testimony exposed alleged drunken habits of Mrs. Eames and abusive acts by her husband John I. Eames, including smashed doors and beer bottle incidents, as witnesses described a turbulent marital dispute.
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Chicago
Mra Hen- Tietiu Eames
Michigan
Eames
Infringement cases filed over patent rights
An Amderick Morrison and Thomas C. Pennell suit alleges William C. Rouz and Audry M. Rubbs infringed a patented rigging for pulling all wells. Regin Hasford of Lebanon sues Rosell Smith for infringement of a patented road tractor and seeks restraint and accounting.
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Ab Enginer
Frank W. Pennell
Amderick Morrison
Thomas C. Pennell
William C. Rouz
Audry M. Rubbs
United States
Regin Hasford
Lebanon
Rosell Smith
St George in Indiana for first visit with railroad officials
W. S. St. George of the M. K. & T., who succeeded General Passenger Agent Morton who named the Katy Flyer, traveled to Indiananatie with Wit F. Courtney district passenger agent of the ML, K. & T. to inspect ticket offices and services.
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ST. George
W. S. St. George
Morton
Indiananatie
Wit F. Courtney
Etty Ucices
United States Steel to Absorb Major Iron and Steel Firms
A vast merger involving United States Steel Corporation aimed at absorbing Republic Iron and Steel La Belle Tennessee Coal and Iron and Sloss-Sheffield companies. John W Gates drives the deal with executive shifts signaling a sweeping consolidation across steel and tin plate firms nationwide. Avpralners gauge numerous independents may enter the sprawling merger.
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Sun
New York
Marca
Pitsburg
Herald Ia
United States Steel Corporation Ia
Steel
Ron
Republic Iron-La Belle-Tennessee
Great Northern
John W. Gates
Republic, Tennessee
la Belle and Sioss-Sheffeld
United States. Steel Corporation
John A. Topping
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
United States Steel Corporation
Republic Iron and Steel Company
United States Steel to absorb key iron ore and coal holdings
A plan to merge Shenango Furnace capital with a 5 million dollar holding structure includes a bond issue of 4 009 000 offered through Union Trust of Fitzaburg. The move consolidates Mesaba Range ore access with Tennessee Coal and Iron and Colorado Fuel holdings to strengthen United States Steel’s control, with profits projected around 135 million this year and minimal cash outlay planned through a novel blanket bond exchange. A steel official travels to inspect several properties as absorption proceeds, though final completion is delayed by asset gathering.
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Shenango Furnace
Union Trust Company
Fitzaburg
Steel Corporation
Mesaba Range
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Colorado Fuel Company
Ma Awa Great Holdings
United States Steel Corporation
Tteals
Profis
Underlying
Iron and Steel
Lization
Henry County
Great Northern Ore Lands
Republic Iron and Steel
Farred
Beraltus
Hrojl Sad -Bteel
Soreuma
Ploea
oss-Bhetfield Geomie Pee Sig
Ans Lollecter Cacen
la Bells Iron Company
la Belle Tron
Bhenanga
George Smith
Negra
Frank Calfone
Calfone
Stith
James J. Hum
Tynddwig Fulda
Wttl
Bchisler
Duluth
Great Northern
W. P. Snyder
Oliver
Sharpaville
Shenango Steamship
City News Dramatizes a tangled tale of crime and bonds
A fragmentary report outlines a city crime case with a shooting, a missing Hungarian woman, and a web of financial interests. It mentions bonds, ore lands, a Great Northern stake, and several corporate names, suggesting a sweeping financial and legal controversy tied to a local incident.
Fairmount Editors Split over Landis in Congressional Race
In Fairmount Indiana a split develops as landis supporters gain ground with editor Baldwin’s backing and Fairmount town delegates drawn into the contest. Steele loyalists fear a broken delegation while Landis seeks a united county effort to back his renomination amid strong editor influence.
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Steele
Tfairmount Township
Fairmount
Ching
Laondles
Fairmount Township
Ragsmeyer
Jamil
Grant County
Landis
the News
Sterling Gall
Eegar M. Baldwin
Eli Tor Baldwin
Terni
Baldwin
Maron
Steele Leutenant
Patrmount
Storie
Tlon
Landig
Grant Baldwin
Ife
Nipera
Fowlerton
Marlon
Landia
Wttle
Postum Affects Nerves Says Athlete Sees Improvement
A young athlete writes of steadier nerves after quitting coffee and using Postum Food. He cites better sleep, stronger muscles, less chest pain, and asthma relief for family members, attributing changes to removing coffee and adopting Postum, from a testimonial issued by the Postum Company in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Bob
Costes
Mother
Henry Athletics
County Delegation Promotes Grant County Rally
A county delegation plans to back a Grant County man for Congress while urging unity. They dismiss Landis claims as optimistic or extravagant and tease Grant County supporters, yet seek to rally locals to the loyalty standard and bake harmony pies to win votes.
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Grant County
Landis
Steele's Mission Draws Indiana Politics Interest
Major George W. Steele, governor of the National Military Teme, and longtime Eleventh district congressman, visited Indianapolis on a quiet political mission Monday. He returned at 5 PM, whispered to seek seventh district influence and discuss district affairs with State Chairman James P. Goodrich. He was accompanied by S. Frank Jones, editor of the Marion Chronicin and Steele faction leader.
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George W. Steele
National Military Teme
Marion
Indianapolis
Major Stele
James P. Goodrich
Major Sterile
S. Frank Jones
The
Marion Chronicin
Steele
National housing reform letter targets Washington DC
A national effort led by reformers including Albert DeForest Graham Taylor Jacob Ailsra S W Woodward and Edward Z Devine pushes Congress to pass housing and education measures in the District of Columbia. The letter highlights slum conditions and calls for compulsory schooling playgrounds juvenile courts and improved housing laws to upbuild the capital.
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Merippa
National Publication, Committee
American
Congress
District of Columbia
Washington
Ivor
Dogs Win Veto Fight for Humane Home Funding
Mayor Rockwalt vetoed an ordinance to fund the Frances Power Cobbe home for dogs and cats $3.00 yearly. Council overrode the veto, after debate led by Frederick Eppert. Opponents argued the sum was excessive and a dangerous precedent for private enterprises. The council also advanced an asphalt street improvement on Twentieth Street with a stairway provision added.
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Charles A. Rockwaltars
Frances Power-Cobbe
Frederick Eppert
Coumtiliman
Hoffman
Brown
Cottey
Hamlet
Wool
Pivis
Neukom
Uhl
Stickelman
Royse
Jon Ven
Sullivan
Hofmann
Nese
Wright
Henry
Spert
Aganac
Smither
Rhodes
Bangs
Hartmann
Porttens
Sppert
Munty
Twentieth-st
Central-ave
Hilkene
Fight Pastors Pool Room
Baltimore on March 6 reports Saloon keepers protest an Episcopal rector who wants pool tables in his premises for young men claiming it damages saloon business. Local claim contrasts church activities with drinking crowd concerns. The note highlights a conflict between religious leadership and liquor trade.
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Baltimore
Salnon
Free Trade Bill Introduced With Philippines
Representative Birdsall of Iowa introduces a bill proposing absolute free trade between the United States and the Philippines after July 3 this year. The measure aims to remove tariffs and other trade barriers to foster economic ties.
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ASES
the Sun
Washington
Birdsall
Yowa
United States
Philippines
Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure Restores Health
A retired master mechanic describes two years of severe catarrhal gastritis and heart strain cured after using Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure. He spent about 800 dollars before relief, noting major improvement after one bottle and full recovery after eight bottles.
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Miles
Soldiers On Their Mettle In State Guard Inspection
The annual inspection of the Indian national guard by United States army officers will occur early in April. Adjt Gen Oran Parry issues notices to state officers in command including Capt. F W Smith and Capt. W F Nesbit of the Fourth Infantry at Fort Thomas Kentucky. Generals Samuel Compton and Guy Boyle will inspect property. A schedule lists inspections across Indiana from Terre Haute to Marion with many towns in April.
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Indian National Guard
United States Army
Oran Parry
F. W. Smith
W. F. Nesbit
Fourth Infantry
Fort Thomas
Samuel Compton
Guy Boyle
Perry
Capt. Smith
Terre Haute
Crawfordsville
Rensselaer
Delphi
Loganaport
Plymouth
South Bend
Elkhart
Goshen
Auwin
Angola
Fort Wayne
Columbia City
Warsaw
Kokomo
Apel
Peru
Frankfort
Lebanon
Nesbit
Spencer
Vincennes
Evansvile
Jeermanville
New Albany
Bloomington
Franklins
Madiaon
Indianapolis
Connert. Milley
Groanfeld
Bluffton
Marion
Umbrella Attack in Law Building Lobby Sparks Divorce Claim
Mrs. Amy Lang and Mrs. Fred Pelton, longtime market lunch stand partners, clashed Monday in the Law building lobby. Pelton, 520 College Ave, used an umbrella as a weapon, knocking Lang to the floor and striking her face and head until restrained by bystanders. Pelton, a machinist, alleges Lang has alienated her husband's affections and has filed for divorce. The pair had previously sold their business to Lang.
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Fred Pelton
College Ave
Amy Lang
Wabash St
Law Building
Felton
Mra
Pelton
Lafe Kinaman Arrested Over Death of Wife and Infant
Banborn Indiana reports a sensational case as Ida Kinaman and her ten hours old baby die after a poison bottle is found in the residence. Lafe Kinnaman, her husband, was arrested overnight amid town excitement. A physician may be drawn into the case as the stomach contents are sent to Indianapolis for analysis.
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Banborn
Ind
Ida Kinaman
Lafe Kinnaman
Murty
Inedianapolis
Girl Climbs Smokestack Sparks Crowd in Evansville
Evansville witnesses a high school girl, Jeanette Dougherty, scale a 22 foot smokestack to its top. She refused a dare and stood to kiss the crowd below, drawing cheers from onlookers yesterday.
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Evansville
Ind
March
Jeanette Dougherty
High Schoy
Mayor orders pole removal in Pine Bluff dispute
In Pine Bluff Ark on March K the mayor ordered the city to cut down all electric light poles after a dispute with the electric light company. The action followed a local disagreement over utility work and city infrastructure.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Electric Hght Company
John R B Inlow Dead in Charlottesville Indiana
John R Inlow died at his daughter's home, Mrs Otto Montgomery, yesterday from injuries received in Peng recently. The notice provides a brief obituary with familial connections and places, reflecting a local death report from Charlottesville Indiana.
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John RB
Inlow
the Sun
Charlottesville
Ind
John R. Inlow
Otto Montgomery
Peng
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Star
New York City
Shortridge Girls
Anderson, Turaday
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Indianapolia
Board of Public Works
Cornell
John P. Koehler
Jeasia Troyster
Charles W. Royeter
Charles Saya Tha
Haltsman City
NBC - Wee
National Biscuit Company
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Rex
Sissit
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Maj. Steele
Goodrich
Maren
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George Wsteele
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Landy
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L. S. Ayres & CO
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Vinita Capital
Chater
James J. Goodman
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White House
UN Cauntey
Indiana National Guard
Lafe Kinaman
W. Groves
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