Democratic State Convention Chooses Chair and Parker Slate
Alonzo Greene Smith of Indianapolis will be chosen permanent chair over James McCabe of Williamaport, Hearst candidate. The Parker slate including John W. Kern, Benjamin S. Shively, Gilbert V. Menzies, and Wm. Hejan will be elected delegates at large to the St. Louis national convention. Delegates at large and district delegates will be instructed to vote for Judge Alton S. Parker as president and to vote for Parker as a unit.
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Indianapolis
James McCabe
Williamaport
Hearst
Parker
John W. Kern
Benjamins Shively
South Bend
Gilbert V. Menzies
Mount Vernon
Wm. He Jan
Lawrenceburg
Alton 5. Parker
New York
Judge Parker
Hearst Democrate
Marion County
Holtzman
Henry Warrum
Cometimad
Michel Shea
Thing
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Wow
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Holtsman
Amai
Kesey
Seatelot
Indiana Political Storm as Hearst Forces Rise
Indiana eyes intensify over Parker Hearst clash with Roosevelt suggest a GOP sweep and party fracture. Rumors claim a Parker dominated convention could split Hearst delegates, while Indiana advantages loom for Parker and New York already backs him amid bitter dispute.
Ten in Indiana farmers one to a mechanic and one merchant
The jury panel in a local Indiana case includes ten farmers one mechanic and one merchant. The court adjourned to allow Judge Downey to attend a Democratic convention in Rising Sun Indiana. The report notes the Willobservation in a separate probate matter and lists various local business notices and ads.
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Rising Sun
Ind
James Gillespie
Myron Barhout
Bebe Seward
Elizabeth Gale
James
Linwney
Kecole Dixon
North Vernon
Robert Lllespie
Reinforcements Mobilizing Amid Front Tensions in Russo Japanese War
A May dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Russia preparing more troops for front lines as mobilization accelerates. The Japanese may push toward Mukden while Port Arthur remains at risk, with generals Kurt and Kadoloi driving forces south of the Taku to press toward Mutelen as authorities order rapid deployment.
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May Abandon Liao-Yang
London reports a Paris dispatch stating no engagement between Russia and Japan at Shao-Tong where Tromsians were to stand. Kuropatkin plans evacuation of Liao-Yang and retreat toward Mukden if strategic needs dictate, with analysts noting that greater distance from the enemy may complicate Japanese movements as days pass.
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Paris
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St | Petrinburg
Anys
Kuropatkin
T4ao-Yang
Mukder
Splendid Arrangements For Covering Famous Gillespie Murder Trial
The Sun promises rapid, accurate reports of the Gillespie murder trial from Rising Sun. Scripps-Meb McRae wires link Rising Sun to Aurora and onward to the association’s offices. A staff of court beat reporters will relay key developments as the case unfolds.
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OO Dewe
TNE Sun
Gillespie
SUN
Weather Brief Sees Tempt Rise Across Bridges
Tuesday night into Wednesday brings rising temperatures with a midmorning reading near 50 degrees and noon around 58. No precipitation reported. Forecast expected calmer winds and mild conditions through the day.
County Council Appropriates for Bridges and Flood Repairs
The county council voted unanimously to raise funds by selling bonds totaling 8500,000 for bridge construction and flood repairs. Bridges planned for Riverave Mortis Street and Emmericheville will be funded, with commissioners to decide bridge types. The total need is about 675,000 for bridges and 175,000 for flood-related replacements.
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A. H. Nordyke
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Riverave
Mortis At
W. Michigan-st
Emmericheville
Inaccurate Tokyo reports claim Russian gains and Japanese threat
A May dispatch from Tokio notes Koreans possibly cutting a Japanese telegraph north of Hank-Wong, with 300 Russians arriving in Tokio after being captured at the Yalu. Other items report failed plots against Kronstadt, potential gunboat dispatches to protect Americans, and a Sichuan-Manchuria action where Russians reportedly withdraw under pressure from Japanese forces.
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Windon
Central News
Hank-Wong
Keres
Yalu
Fire destroys Lafollette business district in Tennessee
A major fire in Lafollette, Tennessee, wiped out the town’s business section on Tuesday. About 30 buildings burned, with estimated losses around 270000 dollars and roughly 9 million dollars in insurance coverage. The Cumberland Inn started the blaze, the first building to go up in flames.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lafollette
Cumberland Inn
Airship Sailed Over Upland and Vicinity
Marion Indiana May 1 Farmer Jack Ferguson and machinist inventor William Alagret claim a secret year long project completed. The airship reportedly flew last Friday rising to nearly 1000 feet then returned to its starting point and settled into its building. They plan to take the craft to St Louis for an airship contest and refuse to disclose motive power or details.
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Marion
Ind
Jack Ferguson
Farmer
Wiliam Alagret
Upland
Mage
Fergueon
Alaxree
At. Louis
Prince Pu Liu to Visit U S Factories in Apolis
Prince Pu Lin plans a May 3 visit to Encaustic tile works and Sillily Drug Company plant in Apolis, with expectations to tour other manufactory sites if time allows. Secretary Hoover invites manufacturers to send print and illustrated material for the prince to take home.
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Prince Pu Lin
Sillily Drug Company
Inekina Apolis
Hoover
Hth
Hin
Big Four Schedule Special Train For Convention
The Big Four announces a special train for a national convention starting May 1. The event will assemble key members and wives, with a parade of notable sites and a guided view of traffic routes and points of interest during the journey.
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BIG Four
Ground broken for new university addition site
Ground breaking took place Tuesday for the United Brethren College development south of unity, the new University Heights district. County commissioners approved the plat for the addition, located east of Garfield Park.
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United Brethren Ealege
University Heights
Garfield Park
Wuisennern
Mayor Holtzman Appeals for Bridges to Boost Fire Safety
Mayor Holtzman urged the county council to provide funds for repairing roads and building bridges over White River. He warned that without adequate bridges large city areas lack fire protection despite a strong fire department. The council met in special session to consider bridge funding, bond plans, and engineering surveys, with debate over interest rates and legal feasibility.
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Holtzman
White River
Bridge and Stream Commsson
Cheples C. Brown
Wilken
Allraenes
Bat Faced Tramp Roams for Help and Scare at Residence
A blustery tramp with a bat like appearance visited a Woodruff place woman at an early hour, demanded something, and frightened her. She closed the door and he left after a quarrel. Police are seeking the man described as leathersome and bold.
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Woodruft
Amin
Thor
Madstone Used in Ivy Poisoning Case at Cambridge
In Cambridge a New Castle madstone was applied to Mrs Otto Huddiraen of Puletta after ivy poisoning. The stone clung to the affected areas but the outcome remains uncertain as the experiment is new. Mrs Fluddieston is prostrated by the ivy's spread.
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Cambridge
New Castle
Otto Huddiraen
Puletta
Fluddieston
Secret move on Berlin amid Polish mobilization claim
In the Prussian diet debate on Polish oppression, Interior Minister Hammerstein warned that Poles worldwide are secretly forming an army to destabilize Poland from Germany Russia and Austria. He described the alleged Polen mobilization in Chicago as a threat to the German empire.
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Prussia
Yeovinel
Hammerateln
Kingdom
Poland
Palex
Chicago
Germany
Ruswa
Avakia
Hammerstein
Polen
Shooting at Martinsville leads to alleged contract dispute
In Martinsville Indiana around 6 10 p m Mondas Charles Fontaine fired three shots at William El Wim a carpenter contractor for whom Fontaine had been working The first two shots struck near the head and back while a third hit a veranda post The incident arose from a dispute over a wager and Wilson s contracts.
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Martingville
Martinsville
Ind
Mondas
Charles FE
Fontaine
Wiliam
EL Wim
LaPontaine
Watsons
Wilson
TaFaninine
Fire escape funding urged for city hospital work
Dunn Tuesday recommended to the council an appropriation for construction of fire escapes at the city hospital. To Be Married. Mr and Mrs Hoffmelr, 1672 Roosevelt Ave, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Alice McCaw, to Walter Andia on June 1.
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Gite Cnntratier Dunn
Ane
MD. Hoffmelr
Roquevelt Ave
Alice McCaw
Walter Andia
Navy to test turbine ships against reciprocating engines
Navy plans three scout ships with two turbine powered and one reciprocating engine variant for competitive testing to determine turbine suitability for naval use. Bureau of Steam Engineering oversees the investigation while awaiting completion of ships. Also a brief anecdote on Judge Alton J. Parker noting his reserve nature and a light courtroom joke about a deaf attorney and a judgment of elementary law.
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Navy
Navy Department
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Judge Parker
Alton J. Parker
Lis
Potato Alcohol a Cheap Fuel Detailed in Germany
The article describes potato alcohol being rapidly developed in Germany to provide fuel for heat, power, and transport. It notes Germany produces millions of tons of potato starch and uses remaining starch for alcohol to run motors, lighting, and baking. Alcohol vapors are used like gas in lamps, with widespread district applications.
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Germany
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