Payne Aldrich tariff crisis inspires tense district meet
In Lafayette Indiana on March 29 the Tenth district Republicans push a foggy stance on the Payne Aldrich tariff. Crumpacker is endorsed in full for past and future efforts, Beveridge praised for service, while party factions strive to balance admiration and criticism amid clouded resolutions.
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Lafayntte
Ind
Tenth District
Kongeésennin” Chulpacker
Taftman
Beveridge
Crumpecker
The
Inquirer
Crumpacker
Tenth
Friends anxious to have Rev Kuhn run for Congress
In Richmond Indiana supporters urge Rev Thomas F Kuhn to enter the Democratic nomination race for Indiana Sixth District Congress. Leonidas Mull of Manilla leads with rumored 84 of 131 delegates, while Kuhn has not announced but is considered a likely candidate. District convention set for May 25 in Richmond.
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the Sun
Richmond
Lnd
Thomas F. Kuhn
Leonidas Mull
Manilla
Rush County
Mull
Kuhn
Rev
Dropped suit may nullify Clinton local option vote
Frankfort Ind March 29 If claims by Asa H Boulden Indianapolis attorney are substantiated in court the county local option election in Clinton county a year ago will be null and void by the temperance group dismissing the circuit court case He says he will apply for liquor license for a client before the county board and test the case Dudley et al were petitioners for the election and prosecuted the case The record shows the circuit court dismissed for want of prosecution after an appeal was taken
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the Sun
Frankfort
Ind
Asa H. Boulden
Indianapolis
Clinton County
Temperance People
J.P. Dudley
Circuit Court
Boulden
Commissioners’ Court
J. P. Dudley
Crumpacker Visits White House On Tariff Views
Taft meets Representative Crumpacker who brings private telegrams praising district platform resolutions. Crumpacker backs tariff board data gathering, endorses considering a tariff commission, and says the party must prove its good faith on tariffs. Also notes Vandeventer as Brewer successor prospects and Beveridge travel plans.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs Building
Washington
Taft
Representatives Crumpacker
Lafayette
Ind
Crumpacker
White House
Tariff Board
Hhe
Burea Iusome
Beveridge
Vandevanter
Brewer
Willis Vandevanter
Cheyenne
Wyo
Marion
Harrison
Wyoming Supreme Court
Treasury
United States Supreme Bench
Eighth Circuit
Justice Brewer
Lloyd W. Bowers
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Bowers
Chicago
Winona
Indiana
Gov. Marshall
Gary
Organized Labor
Steel Trust
Five Poisoning Victims In Glen Lyon Tragedy
In Glen Lyon Pennsylvania two people have died and three others are critically ill from ptomaine poisoning. Anthony Marian died today as the second casualty. His wife, brother, and sister-in-law are not expected to survive.
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Glen Lyon
Anthony Marian
Amanda Webb 101 dies. former slave from nearby plantation
MT. VERNON Amanda Webb aged 101 died Monday. She was a former slave on the plantation two miles from George Washington's home. Five generations of descendants survive.
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MT. Vernon
Amanda Webb
George Washington
Mount Etna Eruption Strands 5000 Homeless in Sicily
In Catania and surrounding towns 5000 residents remain homeless as Mount Etna erupts with heavy storms and fierce explosions. Authorities rush evacuations while lava flows recede and advance, drawing 75,000 spectators including many tourists to watch from trains and roads crowded with vehicles. Religious processions persist amid widespread terror and loss of fertile land.
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Catania
Sicily
Mount Etna
Mt. Etna
Secret eight month marriage revealed in Shelbyville
Mies Tillie A Arndt formerly Mrs Mathias Scheefer disclosed that she and her husband wed last July in Shelbyville and planned to keep the marriage secret until May. The couple finally admitted the nuptial venture to friends last Saturday.
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Mies Tillie A. Arndt
Mathias Scheefer
Shelbyville
Pomple
Theie
Harmon’s Boom For President Under Way
Washington dispatch reports that Democratic leaders are lining up a conservative campaign platform with tariff reform as the sole exception. Governor Fudson Harmon of Ohio emerges as the standard bearer amid a well organized, well financed movement. Harmon’s engaging, plain manner and strong relations with governors and Democratic leaders bolster expectations for a 1912 nomination, with even supporters in Congress praising him.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Democratic Party
Fudson Harmon
Ohio
William C. Whitney
Grover Cleveland
Harmon
Washington
Congress
Floral Parade Grand Feature Of Motor Show
The floral parade will showcase handsomely decorated autos through Indianapolis starting at 2 30. E A Vinson of the Waverley company heads the committee promising a top week feature with prizes for best decorated cars. Driving contests occur at the Speedway track March 31 and the April 1 parade of new cars follows. Visitors flock to Buick exhibits on E New York street and at 742 KE New York, while 238 Massachusetts avenue promotes Premier Reo and Ford. Marmon on Meridian and New York draws crowds amid rising interest in accessories and auto comfort.
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Indianapolis
E. A. Vinson
Waverley Company
Speedway Track
Buick
New York Street
Cole
Empire
Empire Plant
W. Twenty-ninth Street
Gibson Auto Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Reo
Ford
Marmon
Meridian
Justice Suspends Sentence for Mrs Justice in Indiana
In Anderson circuit court Judge Tagot suspended Mrs Snes Justice's sentence due to illness and prostration after fining her 5 dollars and costs for grand larceny. The fine was paid by the defendant as her affidavit charging her with larceny was filed by her husband in Indianapolis.
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Anderson
Ind
Tagot
Snes
Indianapols
Isi
Justice
Tustive
Coroner Probes Farlow Murder Near Emerson Case
Coroner Blackwell opened an inquiry into William Farlow's death, found in a canal by Market Street. Witnesses, including Farlow’s relatives, testified as detectives link the case to the earlier killing of lumberman John B. Emerson, suggesting the same killer may be involved.
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William Farlow
Blackwell
Canal
Market Street
Farrow
Emerson
Farlow
California
Vermont
John Bowman
Toledo Street
Indianapolis Coal Company
Bowman
Jacob Roller
W. Washington Street
Coal Company
Nora Bowman
Kurtz
Elia Sparks
California Street
Mob shows hostility to Theodore Roosevelt in Cairo
In Cairo several thousand natives protested in front of Sheppard's hotel where Theodore Roosevelt stayed. They chanted Down with the British and Down with tyranny as police rushed extra aid. The unrest followed his university speech condemning them.
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London
Cairo
Shepyard
Theodore Roosevelt
Ten Years For W H Marker and Noah Marker
William H Marker former cashier of the First National bank Tipton was sentenced to ten years hard labor in Fort Leavenworth. Nosh R Marker his brother received seven years after Noah pled guilty to embezzlement making false entries and abstraction in the bank books. Judge Anderson noted William’s greater culpability and Noah’s honesty in pleading guilty as the last of ten bank cases in the term.
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William H. Marker
First National Bank
Tipton
Ft. Leaven
Worth
Kas
Nosh R. Marker
Noah
Albert B. Anderson
William
Arsenic Homicide Probe in Moody Case in Chicago
Chicago detectives probe the death of Alexander J. Moody baker, suspecting arsenic poisoning from a hamburger steak. The widow Anne Moody denies statements. former Moody aide Peter Peterson is shadowed, and a Moody housemaid testifies she cooked the ham burger steak. Arsenic found in viscera suggests multiple potential victims.
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Chicago
Alexander J. Moody
Hoffman
Moody
Anne Moody
Peter Peterson
Reilly
William J. Moxley
Sheriff auction nets six thousand six hundred in stock sales
The sale of six thousand six hundred dollars worth of paper stocks yesterday afternoon settled a judgment of nine hundred fifteen dollars plus court costs. Hoosier Copper Mining and Milling, Wyoming, 5000 shares brought nothing and Grand Valley Land and Mineral Co. 16 shares yielded ten dollars. A. W. Nuss bought both bundles of stocks.
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Hoosier Copper Mining and Milling Company
Grand Valey Land and Mineral Company
Hoosier Copper Company
Wyoming
A. W. Nuss
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J. B. Bryan
Senator Beveridge
Atlantic City
House Committee On Rules
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Pepe
Fied
T. Roosevelt
Terre Haute
Harry Cheek
Seelyville
Mise Belle Hoover
Cheek
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E. J. Miller
John Goodtae
Arthur Minnick
W. H. Marker
Tipton National Bank
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