Denison Republicans Seek Delay in City Convention
At a Friday meeting of about 100 Republicans at the Denison hotel the group protested Mayer Bookwalter’s machine and urged postponing the city convention. They urged delaying the primary and city convention to ensure fair candidate selection, proposing a deferment of at least two months with six weeks' notice before the event.
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Denison Hotel
Mayer Bookwalter
Arizona
W Cation
Wil Logeden
Signacores
Erwim D. Logsdon
Republican City Central Committee
ELLI+ WORTH HELLER
Oran N. Muir
H. W. Bennett
T. B. Cinn
Fred C. Gardner
Linton A. Cox
W PhiMtettor
Beveridge to Preside at City Convention Ties
Senator Albert J Beveridge will preside at the city convention next Saturday to nominate candidates for city offices. The plan hinges on arrangements by the city committee and possible postponement discussions with legal advisers. Mayer Bookwalter plans return to Indianapolis early next week to review the situation with advisers.
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Beveridge
CTY
Atbrt
J. Beveridge
Tsied
Logsdon
Ory Muir
Anlin
Re-Publpan City Committee
Ween
Repubiicins
Mayer Bookwalter
Indinapolis
Luke
Accidental injury suit against Fitzgerald cites insurance
The case reports P H Fitzgerald suing for 350 dollars after sleeping on his arm caused injuries including a broken wrist and a sprain. The Maryland casualty company contends the injuries were not accidental and the suit rests on the accident claim. Judge Carter ruled the injuries were accidental and the insurer is liable. Weather notes forecast cloudy with warming trend for Indianapolis area over the 36 hour period ending 8 p.m. Saturday. temperatures 32 at 7 a.m., 36 at noon, warmer by afternoon. Local ads list an undertaker, a typewriter dealer, and a real estate sale alongside miscellaneous job notices.
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Carter
Fitzgerald
Fowler Chase Heir Seeks Subpoenas In Estate Dispute
Frederick 5. Chase of Lafayette petitions federal court to subpoena Charles II Duhme and Ophelia Duhme to account for Moses Fowler Chase estate. He alleges removal of control to the couple, concealment of the son’s whereabouts, and seeks relief with possible further action. Details trace to the heir’s 108 era lineage and alleged maneuvers across Detroit Cincinnati and Europe.
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Frederick 5. Chase
Lafayette
Moses Fowler Chase
Fowler
Charles II
Duhme
Ophelia
Moses Fowler
Dames
Aj Ant
Imele
Hyranie
Oak Grove
Shee
Doles
Betroit
Trey
Cincinnati
Giuher
Europe
Boulwene
Paris
Republican State Committee Turmoil Prompts Succession Talk
An internal party rift over leadership and strategy unfolds as ex-chairmen and current members push for a successor to Whittaker. Rumors of a final reshuffle surface amid resignations and silent withdrawals, with Jim Statesman named as a possible candidate.
Two Mysteries To Be Cleared In Pending Grand Jury
Sensational weeks lie ahead as Cantrell faces grand jury Monday over Doctor Long and a Chinese man’s murder case. The colored ghoul Iturug Cane rel claims to know details, while Cantrell’s attorney Casa Con Howay returns from New York for consultations Saturday.
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Iturug Canerel
Laundry trust in county bids stalls hospital work
County commissioners advertised for bids on laundry work for Julietta hospital for the insane for four weeks but no bidders appeared at the Saturday bid opening. Officials note the laundry load is light and expect to reoffer bids soon while facing general bid delays.
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Julietta Hospital
Beware High Prices Warned By Local Jeweler
A local advertisement urges customers to buy now before prices rise after June. J Alulatty, a jeweler at 3 Monument Place, claims he holds a large stock of diamonds and other items, promising savings if purchased promptly.
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J. Alulatty
Jewerer
Monument Place
Contempt Charge Hints at Trial Schedule in Washington
Friends of De A Sachs and W W Watts were in court for contempt as Judge Albert B Anderson prepared to decide sentence. The proceedings mentioned potential charges against Madge Andergen before President Ronanvelt and Attorney General Knox.
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Washington
de A Sachs
W. W. Watts
Lou Jorneys
Iit
Poepral
Albert B. Anderson
Madge Andergan
Ronanvelt
Atturney
Knox
James Breeding Shot Near IsL and E Washington St
James Breeding, a four-shop downtown barber proprietor, was seriously shot by two unknown men near Isl and E Washington St at 15 minutes past five on Friday. Police investigate a recent conflict with a hack driver as detectives pursue a lead tying suspects to Breeding’s former home. his condition is grave.
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James Breeding
Isl
E. Washington St
Bremling
Breeding
James
Kruger
Ube
Holz and
Bray
En Met
Nedmene Breeding
Renarda Baiant
Mtte
Brevtine
Indictment Report on Coal Exchange Conspiracy
Unclear report states no indictments were returned against the Coal Exchange conspirators accused of colluding to manipulate prices. The document mentions several named individuals and a jury proceeding on a Saturday morning, with court actions and statements by officials.
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Tetanapelis
Pery
Maou
Anlay
Pragk Wright
Termarkalls
Cory
Tve
Anthracite Strike Commission Releases Wage Provisions
The commission's report orders miners to receive 10 percent wage increases while engineers and firemen gain 5 to 10 percent. Miners’ union not recognized. no standard ton fixed. check weighmen to be used. a three year binding executive. A sliding wage scale is provided. no discrimination against union or nonunion labor. Eight hour shifts for water toteling engineers with 20 percent rise. other engineers and pump operators get 9 percent. Firemen keep eight hour shifts without pay increase. A decision board will settle disputes, with members chosen by the governor and miners union, plus a circuit judge as umpire. Lockouts possible pending board addition. Findings marked unsatisfactory to United Mine Workers. Washington report notes the commission’s findings and machinery setup.
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Pennsylvania
Thes
Guernierm
Miters
Judicial Arloccl
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Robbers terrorize patrons in Washington street saloon
A pair of armed men roared into Patrick Coleman's saloon at 1210 W Washington St Friday night. They forced customers and the proprietor to the floor while one robbed the cash register of about 11 dollars. They fled before authorities arrived. A separate brief notes a locomotive explosion in Taunton Mass on Saturday, killing Fireman Chase and injuring others, followed by an unrelated ad blurb about Jane’s mattress.
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Patrick Coleman
Washington St
Corner Stone Laying Arrangements Announced at Federal Building
Commercial hub directors Balurdey hoon finalize plans for the corner stone ceremony of the new federal building next Wednesday Secretary Hoover mulls preserving materials for future generations The mortar piece includes an Indianapolis handbook Smiths history of Indiana local club rosters and a photo of historic post office and Plymouth church Also a list of postmasters who served and copies of Indiana papers President Gavin has invited President Roosevelt and hopes for his attendance The parade forms on Capitol and a Senate avenue proceeds east on Washington then north on Meridian St Clair east on St Clair to Pennsy lvania and south to the site The parade features civic and military groups and coaches cars Stevens Not Guilty postmaster at Normal released in Muncie Friday amid questions of forged money orders
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Federal Building
Hoover
Indianapolis
Smith
Indiana
Postoffice
Plymouth Cherch
Gavin
Roosevelt
Capitol
Senate
Washington
Meridian
Meriden St. Clair
St. Clair
Pennsysula
Pennsylvania
Accret
Enao Cerriages
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Fowler Chase
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RED Cross Society
American Red Cross Society
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Frank B. Burke
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Rufus Cantrell
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City Life
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Martens
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Alaywer Church
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Mel Irawn
Syvia Jovige
Grand Lodge
Svis Dramatic Club
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