Barnard Faces Insurgent Push in Henry County Politics
In New Castle Indiana March 30 critics say Congressman Barnard is a weak candidate as Henry County’s GOP factions, led by the Milligan Forkner group, mobilize against his postmaster loyalties and tariff stance. Insurgents numbering 350 to 400 target his renomination while Democrats gear up for November.
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Tom Milligan
Jim Watson
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Connersville
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Mr. Foss
Massachusetts
Cannon
Henry
Indiana miners to join nationwide coal strike
Twenty thousand Indiana coal miners prepared to strike next Friday as part of a twelve-state movement totaling 279,000 workers. Operators say large mine reserves and railroad stocks will cushion fuel shortages, while the strike centers on a 3 cent per ton wage rise and related labor issues.
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Chicago
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Automobiling Suggested For Weak Heart At Penn
Dr James Tyson recommends automobiling as a form of exercise to strengthen the heart during homecoming week at the University of Pennsylvania medical school exercises. He says it delivers fresh air to the lungs and stimulates the heart without undue exertion, suitable for patients who are not timid or highly nervous.
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Pennsylvania
Abyssinia Crowned In Turmoil After King’s Death
Dispatches from Addi Abeba report King Melinik of Abyssinia dead as factions fight for power. Empress and regent loyalists mobilize with arms, signaling an imminent internal conflict and possible war.
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Laymen Begin Work to Aid the Missions in Indiana
H F Laflamme announces Indiana layman missionary movement ahead of April 12 Indianapolis convention. Denominations plan statewide campaigns with Presbyterian David McConaughy and Episcopal John Wood as speakers. First state meeting held in Danville. more cities to follow before the 2,000-delegate Tomlinson Hall banquet opening.
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Danville
Tomlinson Hall
Money Given to Aid Children at Fairview Settlement
Employees across numerous Indianapolis firms contribute to a fund to stabilize Fairview settlement finances. The first gift of 7.80 comes from the American Gig Saddle and Felt company. Subscription blanks circulate at many local businesses to support mothers and children.
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EH Lilly Co
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National Furniture Co
Girl's Attacker Guarded as Mob Threatens Lynching
In Cairo Wisconsin officials double guard around the jail holding 45 year old James Solomon an umbrella reader amid mob threats after he allegedly attempted to attack 5 year old Lela May Nation. Authorities say threats have grown due to past mob actions and are on alert.
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Solomon
Lela May Nation
Roosevelt Departs Cairo Amid Nationalist Tension
Theodore Roosevelt bids farewell in Cairo and sails for Alexandria then Naples. Officials express relief as his censure of nationalists and criticism of the British government has sparked protests and heightened political strain across Egypt.
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