Sane President Critics Dense in Magazine Attacks
A March 21 column by Gilson Gardner denounces fellow writers who attack honest men and reform efforts. The piece criticizes reckless magazine revealers, rails against denouncements of Congress and railroads, and urges restraint, fairness, and focus on genuine reform. It also touches on lynching, the Phattanook incident, and dollar-level policy debates.
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Hasewell
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Governor Rhee on Stand Faces Mixed Health Reports
The testimony centers on Governor Rhee’s condition as doctors and lawmakers discuss his health and leadership. Stockholder status in the Waters-Pierce complex is explored, with officials asserting limited knowledge of broader enterprise ties and a focus on the Standard Oil chain. The Missouri and Indiana branches feature in anti trust considerations, while court actions examine union organization legality and potential injunctions.
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Standard
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Jerany
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New Trial Bid for Sherricek Hinges on Juror View
In Lafayette Judge McCullough heard arguments from Simms Brands Heid and others over a possible new trial for Sherrick. The decision, due next Wednesday, may hinge on juror conduct and testimony from Laura Hell and others.
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Lester
Sherrick
Danielle. Simms
Lafayette
Speel
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Sherrie
Fanté
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Taioas
Laura Hell
Rockefeller watch in town sparks intrigue and travel
A garbled report notes John D. Rockefeller is claimed sighted in Lakewood New Jersey amid an oil investigation led by Attorney General Hadley of Missouri. A via subpoenas compels Rockefeller to appear as rumors swirl about his presence and movements in town.
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Demerats Reorganize in Hendricks County Meeting
Democrats of Hendricks County met today and reorganized their subcommittee. On next Saturday they will hold a party convention to nominate a ticket for county offices.
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Danville
Democraty
Hendricks County
Seventh District Republican Convention Nominates Overstreet
The Seventh District Republican convention met Saturday at 2 pm nominating James Overstreet for Congress. Caleb Donny presided and May Chas. A. Bookwalter presented the unopposed candidate, with procedures moving briskly after the call to order. Overstreet had previous term experience in Congress, though representing the Fifth district.
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Wade
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Overstreet
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Sherrick Granted New Trial Fight Over Evidence
The defense argues a fair trial was not held and a new trial is warranted. Simms and Simmy urge that Louis Held biased jurors with testimony from Immerman Solin and Fate, challenging Judge McCullough’s ruling on evidence. Hadley counters, saying jurors may have been swayed, but the state believes honesty guided the witnesses. Continued on page 21.
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Louis Held
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Solin
Fate
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McCullough
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Richard G. Ivins Declared Guilty of Murder in Chicago
Richard G. Ivins was found guilty of the murder of Mrs. Franklin Ficllieter and received the death penalty. The crime occurred Jan. 12 when Mrs. Hollister was seized, strangled with a wire, and her body dumped in a vacant lot before the police investigation revealed Ivins’s confession.
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Scrippa-Meline Press
Chicago
Richard G
Rene
Franklin Ficllieter
Watches a6 23 sale notice at 28 Monument Place
A fragmented advertisement touts a watch sale at low prices with heavy stock and a reminder call from J P Muln ally Jeweler at 28 Monument Place. It also references steam heating and a claim of the lowest prices in the city.
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Sherman to be chairman for congressional committee
A session was called for a GOP caucus in the House on April 4 at 8 p m to organize a new Republican congressional committee. Sherman of New York is expected as chairman with Tawney of Minnesota as vice chair, Dawson of Iowa as secretary, following Overstreet.
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verippa-Mediae Press
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Wright Free After Technically Guilty Ruling
Judge Whalen finds Wright technically guilty but excuses him, citing ignorance as ample. The case centers on a town milk ordinance and alleged violations linked to hospital milk supplies, with testimony referencing Board of Health inspectors and restaurant operators. The decision suspends entry of judgment for Wright while noting potential higher court action by the Board of Health.
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Brother and Sister Missing After Revival Outing
Thomas Oliver reports his children Curtis aged 4 and Charles aged 1 disappeared after leaving Rome to attend a revival meeting at Brown Ripple Saturday night. He cannot account for their absence and has contacted friends and relatives in Broad Ripple. No trace has been found. the siblings were not seen at the revival and left home early.
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Hidden Power Delays Peace Amid Miner Wage Talks
Article describes ongoing wage negotiation delays between coal miners and operators in Pennsylvania and neighboring states. Reports indicate hopes for a peaceful settlement, with possible extension into next week. Notes influence of leadership figures and the threat of a broader strike if talks fail, while emphasizing confidence a resolution will be reached.
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Acquittal in Osteopaths Case Sparks Local Acclaim
In Connersville Lt Marek reports a jury verdict acquitting HL Baughman an osteopath charged with practicing medicine without a license. The defense argued the Indiana license law for osteopathy was unconstitutional and that Baughman would submit to required exams. James Gavin of Indianapolis led the prosecution.
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Money Turned Back in County Funds Scandal
Cincinnati dispatch March 24 reports county finance officials face scrutiny as the county treasurer admits over 50 000 in gratuities linked to deposits of county funds. Former treasurer Gibaon signs a check for 70 400 dollars amid ongoing investigation.
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Serippremcuhe Ifre Amsccininor
Cincinnati
Rensurer Fiinicka
Treass
Gibaon Filsa
Fragmentary Quotation Exchange About Readings and Profit
In a brief, unclear dialogue Judge Ray Hamilton is cited amid questions about reading articles on how to get married. The exchange touches on beliefs about whether people have read key pieces and the profit of the world and a journey.
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Lees Tevor
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