Rev Kuhn Hopes for Governor Nomination in Local Rally
Reporters at the Grand hotel capture Rev Thomas H Kuhn’s hopeful mood as he seeks the Democratic nomination for governor. He predicts a final ballot nomination and highlights aides Bent Wilson Tom Rawkins and John Tf Megee from various towns. Local politicking centers on Bryan banners, with Cravens and Thalston supporters and a 150-strong Anderson delegation boosting Carroll McCullough.
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Thomas H. Kuhn
Grand Hotel
Rev. Buhn
Bent Wilson
Colim Binto
Tom Rawkins
Shelbyrville
Johm Tf. Megee
Frustville
Owners of trick grip indicted by grand jury
David Landberg and George Frances were indicted by the grand jury after detectives found them with a trap door grip used to slip overcoats when a clerk wasn’t looking. In police court Tuesday Prosecutor Hack had them dismissed and sent to the county jail. Detectives have requested records of the two men.
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David Landberg
George Frances
A & Thlinois St. Hate
Democratic State Convention Shapes Up With Uninstructed Delegates
Uninstructed men control the Democratic state convention with Governor Raiston as a leading contender from Lebanon. Tom Marshall and L. E. Slack are discussed as a ticket pairing for governor and lieutenant governor. G Conn is seen as a strong factor with plans to command almost all labor delegates. The platform is expected to be reform minded and resolved by a committee of prominent party minds.
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Samal M. Raistan
Lebanon
Ralston
Tom Marshall
Commonwealth
Tom Marehall
L. Eri
Faver
IpGiausa
Reselutions Committee
Pdemoc Ytic
Siquor
Blake
Anderson
Ind
Willam Flake
Grover Blake
Blaze
Mana
Indiana
Noisy Smoke and Lively Campaign at Grand Hotel
Women observe Democratic governor candidates gathering for the state convention as men cluster around cigar smoke and signs. C G Conn, Slack, Ralston, Kuhn, and Marshall headquarter at the Grand with bustling crowds and loud chatter, hats and coats marking political leaders amid dense smoke and crowded rooms.
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Isn. Krt Slack
Samuel M. Ralston
T C. Kuhn
Tom Marshall
Farmer 3 A Victim Of Negro Highwaymen
Willam Clark reported to police he was knocked down and robbed by two negroes on Monday night along Rockville road near the former state farm. He said the assailants escaped with $3.
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Willam Clark
Hendricks County
Clark
Rockville Road
Idaho Governor Receives Orchard Commutation Request
Gov Gooding in Boise Idaho on March 24 received Judge Fremont Wood's official notice of Harry Orchard's sentence and recommended commuting the death penalty. The remission follows common law and Orchard's cooperation against a co defendant.
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Fremont Wood
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Duke of Devonshire Dies in Cannes at 10 Final Rest
Paris dispatch reports Spencer Cavendish Duke of Devonshire dead in Cannes while staying there for a week. He was years old. Also a local ad notes a sewing baskets sale at People's Outfitting Co. on Wednesday morning at 133 135 West Washington St.
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Duke OF Devonshire
Paris
Spencer Cavendish
Cannes
People’s Outfitting Co
West Washington St
Trains Crash at Curve. 12 Injured in Kentucky Wreck
A head on collision on the Cincinnati Southern near Burlin Kentucky left 12 injured, some fatally, after a misunderstanding of orders caused a high speed crash on a 35 foot embankment. Names include J I McDougall Danville H J Acton Cincinnati S L Thompson Lexington G G Helm Ludlow J G Lewis Ludlow.
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Burlin
Cincinnati Southern
Katalay
McDougall
Danville
H. J. Acton
Cincinnati
Thompson
Lexington
G. G. Helm
Ludlow
Lewis
Sheriff Jimeth Wells
Z H. Young
West Covington
D. W. Bolin
Harrodspure
D. M. Miles
Nicholasville
S. D. Bartley
Louisville
Breweries barred from saloon keeper bonds
County Attorney John I Ruckelshaug answers a question from County Auditor Albert Sahm stating that breweries cannot serve as surety bonds for retail liquor dealers. Following his advice, Auditor Suhin will refuse breweries as sureties on liquor licenses.
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John I Ruckelshaug
Albert Sahm
Ruckelshaus
Suhin
Bullets Halt Man Accused By Two Blila
The incident required several shots from officers revolvers and a neighborhood chase in which local women participated. Cecil Deatly aged 9 and Hester Roscoe aged 10 were followed by Nicholson Jennings who was later caught on Oxford Street near Roosevelt Avenue. Jennings faces charges in police court with the case continued into the following days.
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Nichata Jennings
Jennings
Cecil Deatly
Hester Roscoe
Oxford St
Roosevelt-ave
Negro Goes Free While Accuser Hunts Evidence
Marketmaster Joe Foppiano faced a police court on Tuesday to prove Butler, a negro, took canned provisions from the market. The court released Butler before ownership could be established. Foppiano planned to press petit larceny and said he would seek a warrant if ownership is proved.
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Joe Foppiano
Moses Butter
Foppiano
Butler
Chicago Adopts Stricter Firearm Control Ordinances
Chicago March 4. City council passed three ordinances regulating sale use and confiscation of weapons. Only registered individuals authorized by the city may purchase and own firearms or other deadly weapons. The measures aim to tighten control and enforcement in the future.
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Chicago
Alice May
Fanny Crosby Sends Love Message On 88th Birthday
Bridgeport Conn March 24 Never cross a bridge until you come to it Never be discouraged Never look on evil but have faith and hope and love sends to her friends this message from Fanny Crosby the renowned hymn writer on her eighty eighth birthday though blind she has written thousands of hymns sung in Christian countries
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Bridgeport
Conn
Fanny Crosby
ROK FOGARTY TO RECOGNIZE BOTH TICKETS
County chairman seeks equal treatment for both campaign tickets. The move aims to assure fair coverage and neutrality across party lines, promoting open dialogue within the county political process.
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Rok Fogarty
Resolution Request To Appoint Dual Ticket Representatives
A Marion county Democratic committee presented resolutions to Chairman Fogarty urging appointing representatives from both candidate tickets to serve on election boards. The motion, introduced at the Indiana Democratic club meeting, cites fairness to promote party harmony and success in the coming election.
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Marion County
Democratic Committee
William M. Fogarty
M. AL. Ryan
George Sadlier
Charles E. Cox
Charles F. Maas
W. M. Pollard
T. Jeup
H. Sullivan
Charles . Cooper
Charles H. Stuckmey
William S. Beck
RE. D. Moody
Blanket of Flowers for Staigrew Teacher
The funeral of Miss Jessie Fry, a Webster school teacher for five years, was held Tuesday at 8 am at Mrs. Hannah Cindfelter’s home, 35 LaSalle Street. She died from illness complications. teachers of School 4 sent a blanket of flowers.
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Jessie Fry
Hannah Cindfelter
LaSallest
Ciodfelter
Webster
Clay Reaches Compromise With County Officials
Sheriff Joe Clay and county commissioners reached a temporary agreement on the sheriff's claim involving hoarding prisoners. The settlement was cut by 3360.70, easing tensions as peace resumes for now.
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Clay
Joe Clay
Two Homes Damaged By Fire On Tuesday
Defective flues and dry shingles caused two homes to be damaged. The frame dwelling occupied by P. E. Vickers at 1244 Brookside Ave. had the roof burned off, with a loss of 200 dollars. The home of Thomas Kelly at 1718 WW Market St sustained damage to 159 dollars in extent.
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P. E. Vickers
Brookside Ave
Thomas Kelly
Market St
Hooton rejects outside aid in graft investigation
Prosecutor Elliott R. Hooton says he will keep control of grand jury work and not delegate to Attorney William A. Ketcham, though he welcomes advice from the Merchants Association. The grand jury resumes next Thursday. Deputy Frank Baker, recently ill, is expected to return to lead the panel.
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Merchants’ Association
William A. Ketcham
Hooton
Elliott R. Hooton
Merchants Association
Ketcham
Mr. Ketcham
Grand Jury
Frank Baker
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