Governor veto blocks home rule police bill in Indiana
The Indiana House failed to override Gov J Frank Hanly's veto on the McCullough home rule police bill. The measure would shift police commissioner appointments from the governor to city mayors and councils, challenging metropolitan police control. Debate featured Kelley and a lengthy veto message urging unity with law and order. The vote to pass over the veto stalled 47 to 42, leaving revival possible only if a member who opposed the bill makes a motion for reconsideration.
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Friends of the
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Baker
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Caylor
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Dwyer
Elliott
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Eliott
Wayne
Eschbach
Fitch
Greiger
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Johnson
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King
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Merton
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Sicks
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Wade
White
Anderton
Elkhart
Elwood
Hammond
Jeffersonville
Kokomo
Iafayette
Wrogansport
Marion
Michigan City
Muncie
New Albany
Richmond
Vincennes
Trial in Chessman murder case cites Long’s deep broodings
The defense argued Long’s insanity in the murder case against Long for Dr. Ephraim Chessman. Evidence showed his mind darkened by supposed wrongs and a tale of vengeance.
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Frank Leone
Long
Ephraim Chessman
Plans for YWCA building fund progress in Indianapolis
The Young Women’s Christian Association in Indianapolis reports $79.9 percent of the $100000 goal subscribed for a new building on N Pennsylvania Street. Volunteers urge more frequent contributions as they plan an expanded campus with enhanced domestic science instruction and new rooms for classes led by instructors from Pratt Institute.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Thurasday
Union Stockyard
Wingan & Co
Schnull & Co
Hugh H Fearna
Dickson & Tashbot
W. Fairbanks
Young Women's Christian Association
Indianapolis
Association
N. Pennsylvania St
Y. Www. C. A
Elizabeth Rinehart
Caroline Shear
Pratt Institute
East
Belle Robinson
E. Gramling
Local Jottings From Indianapolis City Briefs
City reporters note lobbyist chatter and guard rails around the Herron Art Institute as notable donors are urged to invest in culture. Mrs Blank relocates a costly oil painting from parlor to dining room while locals crave light. Detectives Kinney and Morgan clean mud after a Ben Davis field run as street cleaning ideas surface. Traction and Terminal Co. upgrades massachusetts massachusetts tracks Massacsets are punned.
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Kinney and
Morgan
Ben Davis
Day of Worship in Oberlin College Town
Oberlin Ohio observed a statewide day of worship due to Evangelist Lyons revival. Stores closed 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. and 46 prayer meetings occurred in as many houses. Six churches hosted services and a large afternoon rally filled the wooden tabernacle on campus with another service planned.
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Lyons
Oberlin College
Carter
Tabernacle
Harriman Sees Railroad Reform Likely After Washington Visit
Railroad magnate Harriman returned to New York from a week in Washington stating no significance to his trip and predicting President Roosevelt may backtrack on railway policy. He argued railroads need managed cooperation with the government and that the Sherman act may be lighten with proper limits. He dismissed Wall Street interest and Florida travel rumors as unfounded.
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Tiveins
Roosevelt
Terember
Harriman
Wall St
New York
Florida
Taft to settle Tivoli hotel dispute in Canal Zone
A protest from eight Panama City hotel proprietors alleges that the Tivoli hotel in the canal zone under U S ownership sells duty free provisions, liquor, and wines below local prices. The matter, referred to Secretary Taft, awaits his orders when he visits the Isthmus to restrict duty free supplies to canal zone employees.
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United States
Panama Republic
Canal
Panama
Canal Zone
Panama City
Zenor Obaldia
Taft
Big Ditch
Paris Artist Katharine Lockwood Ends Life in Studio
Katharine Lockwood, an American artist known for clever sketches, shot herself in the heart at her Rue Viole studio in Paris. Police confirm her Chicago origin and note heavy debts and lavish living. The brief note cites financial trouble as the cause of suicide.
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Dole Latham
Chicago
Kathalie Lockwood
Thaw Trial Record-Breaker Heads to History Making Courtroom
The Thaw murder case unfolds with Henry Thaw expected to face new questions as prosecutors press for a stronger line of witnesses. District Attorney Jerome plans further rebuttal testimony while Evelyn may be recalled, with a vast evidentiary record exceeding 508,000 pages.
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Eviubetice
Jtetinas
Fonporpaw
Attorny Jerome
Bive- Ion Thaw
Evelyn
Salary Increase for Miss Stubbs in State House
Bachelors vote nearly unanimous to add 1000 to pay of the only woman in the office Miss Mars Stibl directed efforts to secure the increase amid debate. Lawmakers considered broader appropriations as part of a 4.1 million dollar spending bill, with opposition from some members and support from others.
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Trume
Lafayette
House
Indiana
Conde
Unwritten Law Upheld by Jury in Virginia Trial
The Strother brothers Philip and James Strother were found not guilty of murdering their brother in law William Browwaters after he attempted to desert their sister. The verdict sparked cheers and a bench clash as jurors displayed emotion. Commonwealth's Attorney Wood praised the verdict as the Commonwealth's case was presented.
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Biowaters
Iy Society
Tiers
Tye
Ti Ace
Canrnue
Harrison
Rhone
James
Philip Strother
Che
Commonwealth
Wood
Buried in trench during sewer work救
Willis Hopkins was buried five feet downward in a trench under a sidewalk at Thirds Fourth and New Jersey streets while digging a sewer connection. The fall of earth trapped him but left air space. he was rescued by coworkers and rushed to City Hospital in the dispensary ambulance under Dr Hughes.
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Hooton
Ambrose”. Herbert
Herbert
Mary Donavan
Lung
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Dr. Chessman
Disgrave
New Jersey
Willis Hopkins
Megro la
Hopkins
City Hospital
Hughes
Secretary Cortelyou faces leak challenge in Treasury
Washington debates if the new secretary can halt financial news leaks. Critics say Wall Street cliques profit from Treasury information, while Cortelyou plans to reorganize administration and curb subordinates from speaking without official orders.
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Cortelyou
Wallst
Treasury Department
Certelyou
Treasury
Springfield passes two-cent fare bill in busy session
The Secrippa Medicine Press Association reports that Springfield lawmakers approved a two-cent passenger fare bill today. Leaders expect swift approval from both houses within two weeks, signaling a likely final agreement on the measure.
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Secrippa-Medicine Press Association
Springfield
Minister Very Ill At Home In Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Niel McPhangon of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church is seriously ill with pneumonia at his home, 10 N Pennsylvania ri. The Thursday report said he was in very serious condition with slim chances of recovery.
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Niel McPhangon
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
N. Pennsylvania Ri
Bomb Thrown at Prince Ergatynski Flat in Warsaw
A bomb was hurled today into a Warsaw flat occupied by Prince Ergatynski, director of the government high school. The premises were wrecked but the prince was uninjured. The bomber escaped.
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Scrippa-Mediae Press Association
Warsaw
Prince Ergatynski
COMPEER CIGAR Best on earth sold everywhere
GRANT CLAY maker of artificial teeth with fourteen years experience at New York Dental company announces his services at 108 N Delaware street. Phone 3659.
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Grant Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delaware St
United States Weather Forecast Light Rain Then Fair
Forecast indicates light rain or snow Thursday night into Friday then fair and slightly cooler. Sunrise at 6 0. sunset around 4 3 12 noon.
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United States
Thaw reaction to Strother brothers retrial news
New York on March 7 reports Harry Thaw expresses happiness at the rebuttal involving Strother brothers and William Bywaters. Thaw smiles broadly when told the defense of the young Virginians was called the unwritten law, and he jokes that his attorneys won’t let him say more.
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Lange
Jang
Hooton
Mr. Long
Strother Brothers
William Bywaters
Harry Thawtushy
Thaw
Brad
Archie Roosevelt Worsens With Diphtheria In D.C.
Archie Roosevelt, the president's son, fell sicker with diphtheria in Washington. The president wired for Dr. Alexander Lambert of New York to come at once, and Archie experienced a sinking spell before later showing improvement.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Archie Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York
White House
Archie
Lambert
Tragic Lamp Explosion Claims 19-Year-Old Woman
Goldie Miles aged 19 of 225 N Wests street died after injuries from a lamp explosion. She suffered from Wednesday evening into Thursday morning and did not survive.
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Goldie Miles
N. Wests St
Quiet at Portsmouth as patrols guard street railway
In Portsmouth Ohio authorities maintained strict security with special police and dozens of deputies guarding 15 miles of street railway property. No disturbance occurred last night and the situation appeared under control.
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Portsmouth
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Wuischnere's and Heal Bros Highlight Local Ads
A clipped page advertises Wuischnere's at 38 40 Monument Place and Heal Bros promoting practical plaster works. It notes new pianos from 85 dollars and lists contact lines and addresses including 1838 Elisa Native Heres and 355 West Wash with phone references Main 06 and New 5567.
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Heal Bros
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