Local option vies shape Indiana governor race
Indiana Democrats in Indianapolis discuss the gubernatorial contest with Samuel M. Ralston favored by locals for local option. Opposition by Thomas R. Marshall and C. G. Conn splits the field as Congressman J A A Adair may back Ralston, while Carroll W K McCullough vies as liberal, with Sen Slack and Rev U F Wuhn backing Marshall.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Samuel M. Ralston
Tehanon
Thidiana
Mr. Ralston
Ohio
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
Ralston
C. G. Conn
Marshall
Conn
Indiana
J. A. A. Adair
Portland
Adair
Mr. Adair
Carroll WK. McCullough
Anderson
General Assembly
Ert Slack
Marion County
Slack
U. F. Wuhn
Tom Marshall
Trial delay in Grunaugh case prompts juror bribery inquiry
In Indianapolis Judge Pritchard delays bribery inquiry awaiting ex sheriff Sourbier and special counsel Duncan. Duncan plans Florida trip for health reasons, delaying prosecution. Sourbier in the east with an automob ile show. Brunaugh's attorneys press for prompt setting of trial and deny his involvement in soliciting a bribe.
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Pritchard
Brunaugh
Brenaugh
Hooton
Duncan
South
John S. Duncan
Florida
Elliott R. Hooton
Edward Sourbier
Sourbier
James A. Pritchard
Sourbler
Woman Found Living in Squalor with $1125 in House
Mrs. Anna Earnhardt, 77, hospitalized with pneumonia, was found Monday afternoon at 1420 Churchman Ave in squalor by City woman inspector John Shine. A search of the premises uncovered $1125 hidden in various places, painting a portrait of destitution.
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Anna Earnhardt
Churchman Ave
John Shine
Shine
Play yields 1750 for aid to the unemployed in Indianapolis
A Temperance Town, a benefit play for the unemployed, was staged at English's Opera House in Indianapolis on Monday night by a local cast. The house was crowded, only standing room remained after the curtain rose, and the total profit was estimated to exceed $750.
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Indianapolis
Opera House
Injured Train Crew Taken To Hospital After wreck
Noblesville Indiana March 10 Motorman Allen Abrams of Noblesville and Simon Cullman a Cincinnati traveling salesman were injured yesterday afternoon when a Union traction car crashed into a freight car on a curve two miles north of Noblesville They were taken to St Vincent's hospital last night Abrams suffered a broken leg Others injured lightly include NH M chubbs Indianapolis O S Akers Vipton EP W Smith Indianapolis S Montgomery Noblesville Conductor John S Lowe Indianapolis George Landon Noblesville Dr J S Platz Noblesville O F Downey Noblesville Benjamin Striders Noblesville Abrams said he did not know a freight car was on the line until he rounded the curve
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Noblesville
Ind
Allen Abrams
Simon Cullman
Cincinnati
Union Traction
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mach
M.chubbs
Indianapolis
O. S. Akers
Vipton
EP. W. Smith
S. (. Montgomery
John S. Lowe
George Landon
Polix
J. S. Platz
O. F. Downey
Benjamin Sriders
Abrams
Miss Spooner target of anarchist letter raid at Paterson
Miss Cecil Spooner touring the Park theater faced a letter and 42 pamphlets praising equal rights for non men of wealth. She reported the anarchist hints to donate and publish a personal ad. Spooner says she supports equal rights but not by force or violence.
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Cecil Spooner
Park Theater
Paterson
N. Jo
Miss Spoor
Jetter
Aliss Spooner
Hami
Brotherhood of Equal Rights
Miss Spooner
Arliss Spooner
Letter writer Maine given hearing on postal letters
Thram Maine appeared before a U S commissioner on Monday afternoon for a preliminary hearing on charges of violating postal laws. He is accused of writing threatening letters to Sneaker Cannon and Congressman Overstreet and of sending numerous communications to newspapers on political topics signed as other people.
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Thram
Maine
United States
Fires Do Major Damage in New York Shopping District
Fire swept a portion of the Sixth-avenue shopping area at West Eighteenth and West Seventeenth streets, attracting heavy fire apparatus and detectives. Five firefighters were seriously injured. Loss estimated at 240 dollars. Also in Columbus Indiana on March 10, “Nnts” Hill confessed to helping steal chickens from Mrs John Cahn and received a year out of the city.
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New York
Sixth-ave
W. Eighteenth
W. Seventeeenth Sts
Boots” Hill
Columbus
Ind
Hill
Nitz Monroe
John Cahn
Union Labor To Publish Candidate Records In Indiana
Indiana labor union men plan a public display this Friday of union records for several state office candidates. The showing will rate candidates by their past positions on organized labor rights, with Democrats and Republicans assessed without party references.
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Political Committee of Labor Union Men
Indiana
Party
Magnesium to revive life, claims Carnegie professor
Prof A G Mayer of the Carnegie Institution in Washington arrives in Boston after months abroad. He asserts magnesium can revive the vital spark when life is extinct, citing experiments with jellyfish where removing magnesium halted life and reintroducing it restored activity within hours.
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Boston
Dcience
A. G. Mayer
Department of Marine Biology
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Prof. Mayer
Richmond Barber Becomes Noted Painter in Town
Richmond, the home of artists, boasts W. A. Holly a barber who also paints. His recent Old Mill scene earns praise from critic J. E. Bundy, who calls the work among the best in years. The painting will be submitted to the June Art Association exhibit.
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J. E. Bundy
Richmond
Art Association
Mob Lynches Young Married Man in Russell County
A telephone report from Russell county says Jackson Presler, a young married man, was abducted from his home by a mob of 300 and lynched. The mob acted over alleged ties to the double slayings of George Call and John Mutter in Bristol Virginia.
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Bristol
Russell County
Jackson Presler
Presler
George Call
John Mutter
Gliggy Blue Faith Granted Egress In Workhouse
Emma Galloway a Gliggy Bluks member was fined 59 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse by Judge George W. Stubbs for neglecting Fred Davis a nine year old boy with a broken leg who she refused to have treated by a physician.
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Emma Galloway
Negress
Gliggy Bluks
Ugeoorge W. Stubbs
Fred Davis
Sugar mill boosts local starch works output
In Bpranissen Indiana a starch works installed a new sugar mill and reports producing high grade A sugar. The firm plans to shift glucose production from export markets to domestic use, signaling a local economic boost.
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Bpranissen
Ind
Uhe Iiinhirg Starch Works
Jolly Jim Watson Seen as Jolly Governor Candidate
A profile of James E. Watson, Indiana gubernatorial hopeful, highlighting his energetic campaign style, singing talent, long hair, and cheerful nature. The piece notes his Indiana roots in Winchester and Rushville, eight years in Congress, a affectionate nickname the singing member, and his relentless, joyous politicking as he canvasses and screens visitors at his Claypool headquarters.
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Hfon
James Be. Watson
Claypool
Hyves
Watson
Lis
Mr. Watson
Lie
James E. Watson
Providence
DePauw
Lass
Jim Watson
Winchester
Ind
Rushville
Congress
Whale
James KE. Watson
Sone
Eagles mark sixth anniversary with banquet
The sixth anniversary of Indianapolis Aerie No. 21, Fraternal Order of Eagles, was celebrated Monday night with a Grand hotel banquet. Peter Travers presided as toastmaster. Nearly all Eagles attended with Mayer Book Walter among the speakers.
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Indianapolis Aerie No. 21
Order of Eagles
Grand Hotel
Peter ‘P. ‘Travers
Mayer Bookwalter
Doctor gifts Grape-Nuts as cure for indigestion
A Pennsylvanian patient credits Grape-Nuts with ending years of digestive ills. Two years ago frequent indigestion and bilious spells ceased after starting the cereal, with improved brain function and vitality within two months. The testimonial cites Postum Co. and the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Penn
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Marion county Democrats set March 24 for state delegates
Ward and township chairmen will meet with County Chair man W M Fogarty to report primary voting places. Delegates totaling 115 will be chosen. Primaries call issued Saturday night with city wards voting 4 to 6 p m and country districts 2 to 5 p m. Ward and township chiefs will recommend election boards to Chairman W W Spencer. Henry Friedman and Edward Raub seek national delegates. The state delegation named March 24 will choose two delegates to the Denver convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Democrats
W. M. Fogarty
P. m
W. W. Spencer
Henry Friedman
Edward Raub
Maren
Denver
Adam Hereth Dies After Long Business Career
Adam Hereth a six years old harness and saddlery dealer in Indianapolis for many years died Monday afternoon at his home 226 E Michigan st He was ill for some time and reclined on a couch when found He was born in Jennings county and was a Civil War veteran He is survived by two brothers and a daughter The funeral will be held at the residence Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock and will be private.
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Adam Hereth
Indianapolis
Michigan St
Hereth
Mr. Hereth
Jennings County
James Oliver Memorial Services Set in South Bend
South Bend will honor James Oliver next Sunday with citywide memorial services led by all the prominent ministers. Oliver's estate is estimated at 40 million dollars, marking a major endowment in the city.
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South Bend
Ind
James Oliver
Oliver
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