Republicans Circulate Mayoral Talk In Indianapolis Race
The city party organizations spark discussion of mayoral candidates with Capt. Harry New W L Taylor and Capt W I English named as possible contenders. Taylor resists running while supporters insist he could win, aiding later gubernatorial prospects. New remains a sought after asset in the race amid persistent urging from party members.
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Dog leads wife to shed where Joseph Small Wood lay
A dog led the wife to a shed containing the body of Joseph Small Wood who had died by his own actions. The discovery confirms a suicide by self harm as the circumstances are reported.
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Taft Urges Quick Action on Tariff Revision
President Taft sent a brief message to Congress calling an extra session to revise the Dingley tariff. He cites changed conditions since 12 years and a revenue shortfall, urging swift but thorough consideration to avoid deficits and stabilize business.
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Chartrand Not Chosen for Cleveland Bishop Role
Announcement from Rome on Tuesday names John Farrelly as Bishop of Cleveland, preserving Rev. Father Joseph Chartrand as pastor of St. Peter and Paul church in Indianapolis. Chartrand’s friends report he did not seek higher church office, preferring his current parish role. Bishop Chatard previously led the American College at Rome.
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Mother Takes Body Of Son Who Took His Life
The body of three Powers, 19 years old, who died by suicide after saying he could not find work or a home, was taken by his mother. She lives at 128 N New Jersey street. Powers's father is deceased.
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Son fears father may have met with foul play
Ora McCabe of 2305 Burton Avenue asks police to search for Stephen McCabe who left home months ago and has not been heard from. The son cites his mother's illness and believes foul play may be involved, urging full effort to locate him.
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Large Green County church sets record after single meeting
LINTON Ind March 16 The Methodist church here broke a county record by receiving 37 new members and 30 conversions in one meeting Never before in Green County history has so many joined in a single night The event gains interest ahead of the local option election on March 2
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Tragic Death Tells of a Poodle Led Discovery
Mrs. Joseph Smallwood found her husband, Joe Smallwood, dead in a shed at 927 West Pearl Street after his poodle Toots led her there. A bottle of ecabolo acid was beside the body. Police took the dog from the scene as they moved the body inside.
Saloon Keeper Elstrod Ends Life in Wa bash Street Saloon
Frederick Elstrod a 46 year old saloon keeper killed himself with a large butcher knife shortly after noon Tuesday at his saloon 226 E Wabash Street He stood at the end of the bar and cut his throat in what authorities call temporary mental derangement Several men were in the saloon when the act occurred Dolby wrestled Elstrod to disarm him and remove the weapon Readers were directed to page 4 for full details
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City Hall Junction Hearing in Indianapolis Case
Evidence is offered in a case by Steethhan and Flanner against the city of Indianapolis seeking a temporary injunction to stop letting a contract for the new city hall. Attorneys for the defense object to adding charges to the original complaint. The TRO against Mayor Bookwalter and the Board of Public Works to halt spending on the $600000 project is heard by Judge Remster, with a two to three day outlook.
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Adaptation of a French Comedy by Flers Caillavet
A stage adaptation of a French farce by E. de Flers and G. Caillavet, translated and adapted for English audiences by Gladys Unger, printed with permission of Charles Frohman.
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The Marquise de Juvigny Provides A Lively House Party
In Dieppe a grand house party centers on Jacqueline, ward of the Marquise de Juvigny. Ernest Augarde longs for Jacqueline while Count Andre de Juvigny offers charm. Abel Merlin counsels marriage to a plain husband, and a web of affectionate, comic complications unfolds.
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Governor Sits With Healy in Custodian Appointment Debate
John W. Kern and James M. Healy met the governor to press for appointing the statehouse custodian and chief engineer and their subordinates. The governor reaffirmed his intent to appoint as past governors have done, keeping the controversy alive.
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Senate confirms nominations for judges and postmasters
The senate confirmed John Warrington for the Sixth judicial district in Cincinnati Ohio Thorn Farns for Camden New York postmaster John C Heostmaster for Portland Oregon and sent additional nominations including consul Rockholm Sweden ward D Winslow Illinois to be United States attorney for Western District of Pennsylvania and John H Jordan.
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Stimson to resign as US attorney and return to law practice
Semi official Washington reports Henry L. Stimson will resign soon from the southern district of New York and reenter private legal practice. In separate items, a missing Connecticut man is found deranged after a mountain search, a Portuguese claimant to the throne is renouncing his bid, the German Kaiser bans officers from smoking around women in evening dress, and a Maine man kills his wife then slashes his own throat.
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