Marshall and Panty Leaders Talk Harmony Paving Way for 1910
Gov. Marshall convened a Friday conference with Thomas Keach James L Keach John W Holtzman and William F Moore to stress party unity. The Indianapolis group backed his nomination and pledged support for a united Democratic campaign in the upcoming city and state contests.
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Thomas Taggart
Indiana
James L Keach
Taggart
John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis
William F. Moore
Marshall
Keach
Holtzman
Gov
Slack
Yaggart
Murder of noted anthropologist William Jones reported
Manila reports the murder of Dr. William Jones an anthropologist for the Field Museum of Natural History Chicago. He was in the field at the time of his death with word of the loss arriving today.
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William Jones
Ghigagod
Field Museum
Field Museum of Natural History of Chicago
Philppine
Governor’s letters in tax post sparks Democratic debate
The piece details how Col C C Matson’s appointment as Indiana tax commissioner drew praise yet sparked questions about timing and letter preparation. It notes letters dated March 17 and mailed March 27 with some missent, unsigned, or unsigned letters and possible pre-decision signals. It mentions 150 applicants and political diplomacy hints. The article also references a separate murder of a scientist in the Philippines, Prof. Jones, and reactions from Prof. Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Matson
Greencaatin
Col. Matson
Mareh
Matson
Power clash over State House appointments in deadlock
Governor Marshall and the state officers plan to form a commission to name two new members of the State Board of Health while disputes over who appoints the Statehouse custodian and chief engineer spark a partisan standoff. Hastings of Hammond is touted as a likely custodian choice. court action looms to resolve who holds the appointing power.
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Auditor of State
Secretary of State
State Board of Health
Marshall
Statehouse
Lake County
Otway A. Baker
W. J. Hastings
Hammond
State Senate
Fred Sims
John C. Billheimer
Lake
Hastings
Billheimer
Baker
Sims
Reception for the Marshalls at Board of Trade
A reception for Gov. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall is to be held Wednesday night at the Board of Trade building. About five hundred guests have accepted. M. A. Woollen, president of the Board of Trade, and the board of governors will welcome and introduce guests. Luncheon will be served in hall on the seventh floor off the assembly hall. The Musikverein under Professor Ernestinot and Montana’s orchestras were noted as performers.
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Ernestinot
Montana
Arrest Girls Who Drank Wine in Cafe
Two underage girls Frieda Hellman fifteen and Bertha Cummings fourteen testified before Judge Stubbs after authorities arrested bartender John Neaubauer and traveling salesman Charles Overman for serving wine to minors at the cafe beside Hazleton saloon on Fast and Washington. Police plan further inquiry as guardians face watchful scrutiny.
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Stubbs
Hazleton
Fast
Washington Streets
John F. Neaubauer
Charles Overman
Humane
Shine
Thames
Lizzie McBurney
Belen Smith
Frieda Hellman
Minerva Street
Bertha Cummings
Beville Avenue
Miss Hellman
Pawnbroker’s Clerks Arrested Over Stolen Goods
Isaac Bremen, a clerk at Leopold Krauss’s pawnbroking office at 36 W Washington St, was arrested on a charge of receiving stolen goods. Krauss himself was arrested for violating pawnbrokers’ ordinance after detectives found jewelry stolen from Charlies N. Thompson at Krauss’s shop. Bremen had purchased the items.
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Isaac Bremen
Leopold Krauss
Washington Street
Krauss
Bremen
Charles Goodrich
Charlies N. Thompson
Pennsylvania Street
Metzger Delays Recommendations on Police Substations
Chief of Police Metzger did not present recommendations to the Board of Safety on changes needed in the police department as new substations near occupancy. He cited an incomplete list of promotions and reductions. The four substations are nearly ready for occupancy.
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Metzger
Board of Safety
Three Indiana Counties Vote Dry In Tuesday Elections
Bartholomew counts 23 saloons with 29 majority while Vermilion records 48 saloons and 323 majority and Jennings has 13 saloons and 518 majority. Combined, 79 saloons shut in these three counties. Henry Cass and Blackford prepare local option votes next week.
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Indiana
Bartholomew
Vermilion
Jennings
Henry
Cass
Blackford
Gas Blaze Damages Basement at City Brick Building
Fire crews responded to a blaze in the basement of a four story brick building on 9% S Illinois Street Wednesday morning. Escaping gas sparked the fire but there was no loss of life or injuries reported. No further details were provided.
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S. Illinois Street
Uniform Label For Union Made E0005 Proposed
The AFL convention in Washington drafted a constitution for the Union Label Trades Department and chose officers. Delegates from nearly 1,000,000 union members adopted measures to create a uniform label for union made goods and authorized a Union Label Digest detailing label laws and state decisions.
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Washington
the American Federation of Labor
Union Label Trades Department
Convicts Wife Seeks Pardon Help From Governor
Mrs. Carl Farina appealed to Governor Marshall after the Italian man, Carl Farina, was jailed for killing Philip Munden, a Greek. The governor referred the case to the State Board of Pardons with a recommendation to hear Farina at its next meeting.
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Geto
State Board of Pardons
Farina
Philip Munden
Munden
Pate News Bulletins Roundup From Around the World
A collection of brief dispatches dated March 31 from Newport New York Boston Worcester Port Said Brattleboro Constantinople London Sharon Salt Lake City Morgantown New York Washington Columbus and other locales. Items cover a social return for Mrs Batonyi a Wall Street treasury count of 253 million dollars suffrage hopes for Ethel Arnold a Montreal marriage bid a probate guardian for Gershom Rice a mutiny surrender by Yildiz zouaves and other varied notes including a hunt for Harold Moon and a reception for Charles Magoon.
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Newport
R. I
Auriel Batonyi
New York Society
New York
United States
Wall Street
Nassau
Uncle Sam
Boston
Mass
Ethel M. Arnold
England
Worcester
Arthur Burke
Montreal
Port Said
Duke D' Abruzzi
Oceana
Bombay
Himalayas
Brattleboro
Gershom R. Rice
London
House of Parliament
Bow
Sharon
Whitla
Cost Office
J. P. Whitla
Salt Lake City
Jasper Rand
Ingersoll-Rand Drill Company
Hand Rock Powder Works
Daniel Boone
Harold Moon
Washington
Nebraska State Association
Charles E. Magoon
Cuba
Normandie
Columbus
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
Taft
Belgium
Halland
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Stiletto-Wielding Man Foiled in Mayor Fight at City Hall
In Philadelphia on March 31 a demented man attempted to reach Mayor Rayburn in City Hall and threaten to kill him. A desperate struggle ended with security overpowering the assailant, who brandished a stiletto and was arrested. The suspect appeared to be Italian.
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Philadelphia
Rayburn
Indiana teachers to convene in Indianapolis this week
More than six thousand educators from northern and southern Indiana gather in Indianapolis for three days of sessions. Headquarters at Denison and Claypool hotels. Tomlinson Hall and Caleb Mills Hall host meetings. Gov Folk of Missouri speaks on Thursday night at Caleb Mills Hall. Brander Matthews leads Northern Indiana lectures.
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Indiana
Southern Indiana Associations of Educators
Indianapolis
Southern Indiana Association
Denison Hotel
Claypool
Northern Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Caleb Mills Hall
Joseph ‘.W
Folk
Missouri
Caleb
Mille Hall
Brander Matthews
Sthg
Burglar on North Side Targets Homes in Savoy Flats
A persistent Northside burglar scared Mrs. J F Newman at 2251 Central Avenue by flashing a dark lantern and stealing a gold mounted jewel case. He hit Savoy flats at 36 W Vermont Street taking 18 dollars from James Kelley and H C Hende, then fled through a front window as patrols pursued. Other victims include Mrs Moran and Mrs Ross as police chase continues.
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J. F. Newman
Central Avenue
Savoy Flats
Vermont Street
James Kelley
H. C. Hende
Kelley
San Marco
Delaware and
St. Clair
H. A. Johnson
Newman
Mary Moran
C. A. Ross
Tadbott Avenue
Northside
Auditors Men to Inspect Insurance Books
John Ashby and Will H Quick of the Indiana auditor of state depart ment depart Wednesday night for the east to spend a month examining life insurance companies. They represent the state to determine each company's condition and eligibility before licensing to do business in Indiana.
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John Ashby
Will H. Quick
Auditor of State
East
Indiana
Mr. Ashby
Mr. Quick
Jackson Murder Trial Hurries Toward Jury Decision
The Jackson murder case against Charles Jackson, charged with killing Madeline Howard and Joseph Clemmons, moved toward a verdict as the state rested its case. Proceedings continued with testimonies through Wednesday afternoon.
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Charles Jackson
Madeline Howard
Joseph Clemmons
Jackson
Pye
Wits
Newt Tang
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Reach
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Pumobato
Cagayan River
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Echague
Pest
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Geo
F. Dorsey
Pichi Columbian Museum
Harvard
Chicago
Columbia University
Oklahoma
Prof. Dorsey
John H. Ward
Jean Reid
Gov. Marshall
Health Board
the Statehouse
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Marshalls
Jeffries
James J. Jeffries
Owen Kildare
Tion
Carl Farina
Pate News
Morgantown
W. Va
Henry B. Halsey
South Orange
Mr. Halsey
Teachers OF State
Newmans
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