Republicans in Tenth Straddle on Tariff Bill
Lafayette Ind March 28 The Tenth district Republican convention opened with delegates endorsing the Payne Aldrich tariff and Beveridge administration. Crumpacker vote on trial passage sparked debate as Crumpacker sent a letter defending the law and pledges, while Beveridge supported the bill.
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Lafayette
Ind
Beveridge
Aft
Crumpacker
Rabb
Williamsport
Tuthill
Michigan City
Will R. Wood
Victoria Opera House
Resolutions
Friends of Crumpacker
George B. Harwood
A. J. Hickey
Laporte
Haywood
R. H. Skinner
Valparaiso
Renton
Lake
Newton
Porter
Tippecanne
Jasper
Warren
White
Crimpacker
Ways and Means
Exhibition Games at 3 O Clock In Park
Washington park exhibition games will start at 3 oclock as announced by President Watkins of the Indianapolis club. Ollie Chill will umpire all exhibition games until the conference of umpires before the season. April 1 opens with Connie Macks squad arriving for the American League season preview.
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Chill
Washington Park
Watkins
Indianapolis Ball Club
Ollie Chil
Indianapolis
American Association
A. A
Carr
South
Connie Mack
Chicago Cubs
Danville
Detroit
Buffalo
Slays Companion Then Walks Away at Elkhart
Special to The Sun from Elkhart Indiana reports a man killed his companion Jose Michaelo by striking him on the temple after a quarrel with his 14 year old son present. He coolly walked away and, after being confronted by a crowd, drew a revolver threatening to kill any who touched him. He then took his son by the hand and disappeared along the railway tracks.
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Michaelo
Three Hundred Machinists Walk Off at Peru Plant
In Peru Indiana on March 28, three hundred machinists from the Sus Elevator and Morel Gas Engine works quit their benches. They left due to the management's refusal to grant wage increases and improved working conditions.
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Peru
Ind
Sus Elevator
Morel Gas Engine Works
Indiana Republicans Spilt Over Payne Aldrich Tariff
Washington observers report Indiana Republicans may endorse the Payne Aldrich tariff at the April state convention despite Beveridge opposition. Watson predicts Beveridge will craft the platform while Crumpacker presses for endorsements, signaling potential intra party opposition to the tariff. Beveridge resists surrendering his views as Indiana district convenes.
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Congress
Watson
James Watson
Hemenway
Crumpacker
Crampacker
Ways and Means Committee
House
Indiana
Tin” Watson
Beveridge
Repubican
Iseveridge
Washington
Taft
Taft seeks $250000 for tariff board work
President Taft sent Congress a special message requesting a $250 000 appropriation to continue tariff board work. He said negotiations with all nations are substantially completed with satisfactory results.
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Tariff Board
Washington
Taft
Congress
Comingore Brothers Join Three Glubs in Three J League
Danville Indiana March 28 Marshall Comingore pitcher left for Rock Island to sign with the Three J League team for the coming season. His wife Carl Comingore brother and first baseman leaves Davenport to join another team in the same league. Both kept in condition with light gymnasium work.
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Danville
Ind
Marshall Comingore
Rock Fsland, Jr
Carl Comingoure
Davenport
Man killed when log breaks chain at Williamsburg
Richmont Tud March 28 James Pugh, 62, a Williamsburg resident, was instantly killed this morning when a log on a flat car broke its chain. Pugh stood in the car center and leaped as the log gave way. the falling log crushed him, breaking every bone.
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Richmont
Tud
James Push
Williamsbrrs
Pugh
Robbers steal up to 50000 in stamps from Richmond post office
Richmond officials report a window entry and a “plunge and squeeze” method to breach the double vault as detectives seize to identify the exact loss. Between 25 000 and 50 000 dollars worth of stamps, including over a million 2 cent stamps, were taken by a wagon. No money is known to have been seized.
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Richmond
Richmond Postotice
Ed4uar Allan, Jr
Inmate Alleges Beating by County Employee
Christian Schultz, 72, an inmate at the county infirmary, told the Board of Commissioners that yesterday afternoon he was assaulted and beaten by John Wolsiffer, a keeper. Schultz said he was bruised on face and throat after being choked for discarding bread, and that superintendent James Greer offered only sympathy as the case was to be investigated by Chairman Von Hake.
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Christian Schultz
Board of Commissioners
John Wolsiffer
Schultz
James Greer
von Hake
Dance hall fire kills 250 in Hungarian village
March 28 report details a barn fire at Oekoerito during a country ball. Dancers trapped as exits clogged, flames spread rapidly, roof collapsed, and practically the entire village burned with 250 killed and many injured.
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Hungary
Budapest
Oekoerito
Tully Guu
Fear New Haven Men Strike Threatens New York Route
A looming strike on the New York New Haven and Hartford system threatens service with up to 000 workers involved. President Mellen urged an eleventh hour meeting with company officials to seek a settlement.
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New Haven
New York
Hartford
Mellen
Road
Daughter Born to Princess Margaret in Stockholm
A daughter was born today to Princess Margaret wife of Crown Prince Gustave Adolphe and niece of King Edward in Stockholm. This is her third child with two sons among the siblings.
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Stockholm
Margaret
Gustave Adolphe
Edward
Petersburg Fire Threatens Town in Indiana
A morning blaze in Petersburg Indiana damaged Hoosier Bottle Company and Wooley coal mine properties. Fire confined by Evansville rescue efforts, $75,000 in damage, $30,000 insured. Bottle factory and mine complex of ten acres destroyed, 350 workers left unemployed. Origin of fire unknown.
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Petersburg
Ind
Evansville Fire Department
Hoosier Bottle Company
Wooley
Boost Colbert for Sheriff of County
The Fourth ward Democrats of Indianapolis nominated Capt. Thomas F. Colbert for sheriff with endorsement from Walter W. Boetcher and precinct committeemen Madli son Kretscher Leon D. Elliott Daniel W. O'Brien Nicolas Stewart Elias Peacock John M. O'Connor Edward English and William Beal Colbert has long been active in Marion county and state Democratic circles and previously served as Indianapolis police chief and Gov Marshall's pick for custodian of the state capital building.
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Walter W. Boetcher
Fourth Ward
Capt. Colbert
Madlison M. Kretscher
Leon D. Elliott
Daniel W. O'Brien
Nicholas Stewart
Elias Peacock
John M. O'Connor
Edward English
William Beal
Marion County
Indianapolis
Gov
Marshall
Two Post Offices Filled in Washington Dispatch
Post masters appointed at Lewis Creek and Mounts. In Lewis Creek Kelby county Joseph W. Drake replaces W. J. Norris who resigned. In Mounts Gibson county Myrtle F. Knowles succeeds the late E. W. Knowles. H. G. McClintock named rural carrier with Daniel B. McClintock as substitute at Lapel route 37.
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Washington, D. C
Lewis Creek
Kelby
Joseph W. Drake
W. J. Norris
Mounts
Gibson County
Myrtle F. Knowles
E. W. Knowles
H. G. MecClintock
Daniel B. McClintock
Lapel
Krauss case jury findings on murder of Crystal Krauss
Special to the Sun Marion Indiana March findings delayed as jurors wrestled with questions about Rae M Krauss murder confession and William R Krauss role The case concerns Crystal Krauss death after poisoning with Rae M Krauss convicted and sentenced to life in prison. divorce action pending
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the Sun
Marion
Ind
Rae M. Krauss
Crystal Krauss
Mf. Krauss
wNo
William R. Krauss
Murnder
William & Krauss
O. M. Brumfife
Krauss
Pennsylvania
John Burns
Jay Lindmean
Elliott
M. Brumfiel
Foreman Brumfiel
Gwit
Masters of Crystals
Crystal
Farmers Discuss The Model Garden Meeting At Statehouse
The Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural Farmers Institute will meet in room 12 at the statehouse Saturday. Benjamin Caborn talks on five acre potato crops, and Dr B J Terrell discusses a model garden. Mrs A N Miller Mrs Laura B Leonard and Sylvester Johnson join a general discussion on whether to continue monthly meetings or switch to four quarterly meetings.
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Marion County <Agricultural and Vorticultural Farmers’ Institute Association
Statehouse
Benjamin Caborn
B. J. Terrell
A. N. Miller
Laura B. Leonard
Sylvester Johnson
City Health, Insurance, Fire HQ Discussed by Mayor Panel
The mayor's advisory commission met to discuss expanding the City hospital, to receive reports on the insurance rate issue and the planned move of the fire headquarters with police headquarters. It adjourned last week without final action on parts of the health committee's report, and further discussion was expected.
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Health Committee
Man Dislocated Shoulder After Falling From Switch Engine
James Shepherd, 350 years old, on a route to a Citizens gas plant job walked onto a switch engine at Belt railroad and Prospect street, was thrown while alighting, and his right shoulder was dislocated. He was taken to his home on Arizona Street via ambulance.
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Citizens’ Gas Plant
Belt Railroad
Prospect Street
James Shepherd
Shepherd
Arizona Street
Murderer of Farlow Also Shot Emerson
Coroner Blackwell and police believe the Farlow killer also murdered lumberman John B. Emerson on Feb. 19 in North West street. They think two men carried the body to the canal near the California street bridge and that robbery was unlikely. Detectives seek witnesses as inquest looms. Farlow, once a bartender, had been seen near the Emerson scene minutes after the shooting. A $1,000 reward from The Indianapolis Sun and Emerson’s sister fuels tips.
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William E. Farlow
John B. Emerson
N. West Street
Blackwell
Farlow
California Street
Acme
California Street Bridge
Jacob Kurtz
California
Vermont
Emerson
Hyland
Kurtz
Indianapolis Coal Company
West Side
Roy Hicks
Coal Company
Hicks
West Street
Vlow
Lebanon
James Farlow
Indianapolis
Collinsville, Sr
P. M. Sentenced. Wife Weeps in Court
Judge Anderson in federal court sentenced James G. Stanley a Randolph county postmaster near Union City to one year in Leavenworth and a $500 fine for postal law violations. Stanley withdrew a not guilty plea and admitted misusing about $200 of government funds as his own. His wife wept in the courtroom.
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Anderson
James G. Stanley
Union City
Randolph County
Leavenworth
Stanley
Jou
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