Russia Looks Like a Liar in Manchuria Seizure
The article contends Russia’s denial of aims to seize Manchurian territory proved false as it reports new armed actions. It argues Britain, Japan and other powers will likely oppose Moscow’s moves to control Chinese lands and trade. The piece urges a united response to prevent Russia from seizing any part of China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Pla
Ruasla
Manchuria
Aight
China
England
Japan
Machine Ready Filters Power Behind City Primaries
The piece argues Chairman Fanning delayed early primaries to protect the Taggart machine and the Democratic city committee. It claims victory for the machine if nominations favor it, critiques hearsay as unfair, and calls for grand jury investigations of public officials. It also notes editorial reservations about Ed Logsdon and journalism quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanning
Democratic Committee
Kern
Bell
Taggart
Grand Jury
Ruckelshaus
Quotes from local figures on life and politics in Indiana
A long list of quotes from various residents and officials reflects opinions on the sun and science, newspaper work, politics and elections, city life, mining in Indiana, peach and cherry crops, and cultural topics. Notable names include W. S. Blatchley John W. Males Schneider McGowan and Judge Alford, with remarks on governance, journalism, and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Blatchley
Indiana
John W. Males
Attorney Raub
Jon Keach
Charlie G. Schneider
Hugh McGowan
Otto Carmichael
Washington City
Ed Bicler
Martin Huge
Shaw
Workhouse
Pewnpaper
Willam Fortune
Frank Nessler
Justice Nickerson
Dravensmar
John ¥. Weber
Senator O'Brien
Edward Jones
Charles Z. Comn
J. P. McCormack
Fred W. Sheetes
T Hough
Garland Hurley
Daleville
Muncie
Anderson
Dr. Crockett
J. Howard Hahn
Madrid
Paris
Ain
Ed Sourbiee
Breat Auceeas
Davis
James Epperson
Greene
Sullivan Counties
Ed McGuff
Judge Alford
Norvell
Union Station
Bran
Father Gavish
Bishop Chatard
Indianapolis
America
Dainty Sweets and Desserts From a Tea Table Tray
Dainty Marguerites and wafers form a charming tea table treat with nut meats and Banquet wafers. Crackers dipped in melted chocolate, orange jelly, custards, and simple fruit compotes follow, offering easy yet elegant desserts and sauces for fish and meats.
Fragmented verses and voices in a curious urban vignette
A patchwork of dialogue and monologue captures quirky exchanges among neighbors and a touring character, with lines about butchers stock pudding proofs, pudding and dreams, alley drives, keg by the house, and a talk about a clarette smoking neighbor. The piece hints at urban life, humor, and a nameless narrator, Edward Binger.
Congregational Ministers of Indiana Meet at Mayflower Church
Indiana Congregational ministers prepare for a gathering near Monday and Thursday at the Mayflower church with notable interest among denomination members. Richard C. Johnson has retired after four years as superintendent of the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, after a 20 year association. Three charges of dynamite were used to dislodge a bolt from a wheel at the old Capitol Avenue rolling mill. machinery to be shipped to Canada. Gertrude Free wins the preliminary declamation at the Classical School. Josephine Mader second, with Pauline Cracks and Katrina Fertig receiving honorable mentions. Judges include Rev. Lewin Brown Olivia Sanger Hall of New York, Miss Elizabeth Dye, and Miss May Shipp. May 1 marks the date toward the final contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ministers
Indiana
Mayflower
Richard C. Johnson
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Johnson
Institution
Capitol Ave
Merrills
Canada
Classical School
Gertrude Free
Josephine Mader
Pauline
Cracks
Katrina Fertig
Lewin Brown
Olivia Sanger
New York City
Misa Elizabeth Dye
Mise May Shipp
Indianapolis Democrats Aims Stir Controversy in 1900s
Collected remarks from multiple papers criticize Indiana politics noting Beveridge’s unpopularity and invitation refusals. The Indianapolia Journal sale sparks speculation that a new owner may seek Beveridge’s seat, while other papers discuss party conduct and potential conventions next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Munele Herald
Indianapoliare
Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
Vincennes Capital
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Indianapolis Sun
SUN Building
E. Ohrist
THA Sun
SUN
C. J. Billson
Foreign Advertising Department
Tribune Building
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Ed Logsdon
Booker T. Washington
Heither
Charles Lomgreen Henry
Marshall F. Gummings
Citizens
Ed Logedon
Heariny
Senator Fairbanks
the Sentinel
Thomas Hood
W. W. Sroawen
Ferris
Texas
Hood
Bereay
Haren
Ark
Guv
W. Hanson
Seymour, Ind
Co. J. Sembower
Opie
Pune
Dene Olisusiness Universit 5d
HERB
Presidentiea Baldia
Ketabliewada
Stransky Steel Ware
Vonnegut
Old Lilly & Stalnaker Na E
Rosenblogn
Pennsylvania St
Gcreem Deere
Phong
Mra Brown
O'Reilly
Bert
Mr. Gossum
Mrs. Gozaam
Edward Binger
eiTy Lier
Central Printing CO
West Pearl St
Spirit OF the State
Indianapolia Journal
United States Senate
Shore
Columbia City Post
Ball
Crenet & CO
Shotr
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Anit
Copa” Eulon Japitel Stock
Bohi Capital and
Ier Madtt FS
HOR Leday
SN Marting
de Vora Company
the Commercial Trust Co
East Market
Indiana Trust Building
Municipal and Corporation Benge
Manufactors Shoe CO
Ladies
Fina
Oxfords
Ben
Manufactors Shoe
Arenes Butterick
Foray
Alvar
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Heve & Savings Incount
Indiana Trust Co
Washington St
Virginia Ave
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