Scene of political strife at Moore meeting stalls
In Indianapolis a crowded Tom Lingen hall session gathers 160 precinct committeemen for W F Moore as city chairman amid claims of solid support. rival Henry Seyfried also mobilizes supporters while a Clark bill era reform lens promises fair counting.
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Henry Warrum
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Fogarty
Wall Fell At Fire Injures Firefighters And Student
Spartanburg S C March 1 A Wooford University student Moseley was fatally injured and Vice Chief Mitchell plus four firefighters were seriously injured when a wall collapsed during a blaze at the Cleveland building. Loss cited at 75000 mostly insured. Lower floor housed Harry C Price clothier and R L Bowden dry goods. second floor occupied by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Government to Buy Mine for Experimental Explosives
Urbana March 13. At the fuel conference Dr. Joseph A. Holmes head of the miner safety program announced the government would soon purchase a coal mine to conduct experiments with explosives.
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Urbana
Joseph A. Holmes
Post office safe blown in Blandesburg theft
Altoona Pa March 13 The post masters safe at Blandesburg was blown open today and $200 in cash plus $300 in stamps stolen. The explosion aroused the town though the robbers escaped.
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Galena, Kas
Harry Davis
Miners’ State Bank
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Richmond Man Takes His Life
Frank C. Vaughan aged 40 from Richmond Indiana shot himself in his room at the Hotel Brunswick Boston this morning. Vaughan had traveled east for nervous disease treatment but found no relief and grew despondent. He left his daughter with Rev Henry Hadley in Newark and had been in the real estate and insurance business. His father is a prominent Richmond figure and his father in law Henry Robinson killed himself months earlier.
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Henry Hadley
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Henry Robinson
Senator Bacon and Gaines ill with pneumonia in Washington
Washington March 13 Senator Bacon of Georgia and ex Representative Gaines of Tennessee are fighting off pneumonia from colds contracted inauguration day Bacon is improved today indicating a partial recovery while Gaines remains under medical care in the capital as doctors monitor progress and response to treatment
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Gaines
Tennessee
Argument in Cooper trial nearing close
In Nashville Tenn the Cooper Sharp trial courtroom was crowded as Judge J M Anderson resumed defense counsel remarks at 9 07 am after a three hour two minute session yesterday His voice was hoarse but the judge is not expected to speak long more The state plans to begin after Anderson and aims to finish today if the argument extends into the afternoon General McCain will present the state's rebuttal following Anderson's remarks
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Nashville
Tenn
J. M. Anderson
Cooper-Sharp
Newberger Files Bond as Administrator
Louis Newberger named by the late Rebecca Haas as administrator of her estate gave bond for 100600 in Probate Judge Ross court. Union Trust Company stands on his bond. Mrs Haas left about 50000 in personal property plus valuable realty interests.
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Rebecca Haas
Ross
Union Trust Company
Minster Hopes for Carnegie's Conversion
In New Orleans on March 138 Dr William H Roberts stated clerk of the Council of the Reformed Churches of America criticized Carnegie. He said Carnegie is no friend of Christian education or churches and expressed hope for conversion someday.
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New Orleans
Carnegie
William H. Roberts
Philadelphia
Council of the Reformed Churches of America
Banking Department to Get a New Clerk
The banking department of the office of the auditor of state is to have a new clerk position established as part of ongoing state office staffing.
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Banking Department
Office of the Auditor of State
Talk at White House Among Taft Sherman Cannon
A conference at the White House today included Vice President Sherman Speaker Cannon and President Taft. The insurgent situation in the house of representatives was discussed and no results were made public. Sherman left for New York after the meeting.
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White House
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Cannon
Taft
House of Representatives
New York
Warships Sent to Quiet Natives on Samoa
March 13. The admiralty orders cruisers Liepsig Arcona and gunboat Jaguar under Admiral Koerper to depart and proceed to Samoa to exert a quieting influence on the natives of Savaii. The movement is led by Chief Lauki who seeks paramount chieftain status.
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Speedway confirms damage liability for gas main work
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway signed a contract with the county commissioners accepting responsibility for any damages during the laying of a six inch gas main along the Crawfordsville pike to the Speedway grounds. The project will be supervised by a gubernatorial trustees and drawn up by County Attorney John C. Ruckelshaus.
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John C. Ruckelshaus
Foullois Damage Suit In Hands Of The Jury
Special Judge David J Heffron instructed the jury on the Foullois damage case as they retired to deliberate Foullois a city fireman was injured when the Prest O Lite plant on South Street exploded on July 6 causing $50 000 damages suit pursued in circuit court through the week.
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Edward Foullois
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Demand for Indiana Fish and Game Report Soars
An extra edition of 10 000 copies of the fish and game warden’s reports is being prepared after the first issue sold out quickly. The special issue, authorized by the legislature, is in production as demand continues to grow.
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Man Accused of Theft Placed on Trial
Jacob Belhour was placed on trial in criminal court Saturday on the charge of petit larceny. Bieler, who runs a stand at market, alleged Belhour took a purse from his pocket as Bieler boarded an interurban car to Friendswood.
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Belhour
Friendswood
New Laws Expected by Mid April Proclamation Ahead
The acts of 199 will be printed and ready for proclamation by mid April. Proof reading progress is extensive with 192 pages already on the presses. A report from Nice notes Myron Lewisohn died leaving the gambling rooms of the Grand Circle of the Casino.
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Empress of China Brings Java Villages Collapse Death Toll
The steamship Empress of China reached Vancouver with news that Mt. Kentjana toppled, destroying three villages in Java. About a thousand people are reported killed in the disaster as the top of the mountain collapsed.
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Gov Marshall to Attend New York Banquet on April 13
Indiana Governor Marshall will be a guest of honor at the Jefferson banquet in New York City April 13. Ohio Governor Harmon and Minnesota Governor Johnson will also attend with U. S. Senator B. F. Shively among the notables. The event, seen as a test of northern Democratic prospects, will feature three governors and is watched for the party’s future.
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Deputy Sheriff Shot in Westfield Encounter
Westfield New York March 13 Deputy Sheriff Bert Harrington was shot twice and likely fatally wounded in a dawn chase of a burglar at Walker s Crossing two miles west of town. Harrington pursued the suspect but could not overtake him due to wounds. A general alert has been sent out and the assailant is not believed to escape.
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Slapdash Bulletin Roundup From Global Happenings
Across cities on March 13 the news reports include a slander suit against Lord Roseberry by Al Drysdale for 50000 dollars, a budget pass in Tokio saving 178.5 million by postponing works, John Travers dead in Maryland famed for defending the flag near Seattle, a series of strong earthquakes observed in Manila, a bank robbery capture in Galena Kansas, scout cruisers Chester Salem and Birmingham loading coal for a race to the Azores, Harvard inaugurating Professor Lowell in October, and a lynching reported near Sackron Mississippi of Joseph Gordon and manager T B Smith by a mob.
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