Republican County Ticket Nominated at Marion Convention
At Marion County Republican gathering the ticket was nominated: Prosecuting Attorney Charles P. Benedict, Treasurer Oliver P. Ensley, Surveyor Henry W. Klaussman, Sheriff Edward Sourbler, Commissioner District 1 John McGallaher, Commissioner District 2 John McGregor, Coroner Harry Tutewiler. Contests, cold hall, and tumult marked the session as supporters cheered or hissed candidates and names.
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Charles P. Benedict
Oliver P. Ensley
Henry W. Klausmann
Edward Sourbler
John McGallaher
Naiey
Harry
Charles i Benocet
Henry W. Klaussman
Tives
Mr. Henrys
Wither Klaussman
Tevin Ax
Kinuasinan
Convention Bits Highlight Cold Hall and Sparse Attendance
Delegates endured a chilling hall as rumor alleged Democratic hall management caused the cold. Several notable figures occupied a box while Judge Thomas Whalen moved to the platform, and Congressman Overstreet delivered a concise keynote.
British Cabinet to Meet Amid Tibet Campaign Plans
News reports in official circles indicate Britain will launch an extensive Tibetan expedition. A hurried cabinet meeting is expected Thursday to discuss the campaign, with rumors of British forces clashing with Tibetan troops and the Tibetans allegedly victorious.
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Tonbun
Phe
Tibet
Floreal
Weather Outlook for Indiana Clears by Day
Fall forecast notes Wednesday night and Thursday will be slightly warmer with possible showers in Indiana and surrounding areas. Temperatures rise from 48 at 7 am to 56 at noon and to 2 pm with variable winds.
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Indiana
Judge Carter Refuses Old Wayne Cases Brother
Judge Carter overruled a motion for a receiver for Old Wayne Life Insurance and set the matter for near May. Five venue change affidavits allege bias in this county, while the attorney general moves to proceed with the case. The list includes several cases against the company and seeks venue changes under state law.
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Carter
Old
Wayne Life Insurance
Werdnea. Ay
Dodge Cartera Cnurt
Getting More Popular The Bun Iars and the Coat
The fragment shows promotional copy promising a Remutts guarantee and discounted offers. It references private items and numbers 121-121 E. Ohtont, suggesting a local sales or classifieds snippet with uncertain wording and product mentions.
Deserter Husband Missing After Indianapolis Visit
A plain, neatly dressed woman pleads at the police station for help finding her husband Marvin Cheney who left eight years of marriage for work in Illinois Central shops and has not been seen since. Mrs Cheney and three children, now at her mother's home, lack funds and say she cannot push a desertion claim, insisting she believes he is alive and well.
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Gheney
Iniagh
Iilinois Central
Nachinists’ Union
Marvin Cheney
Frank Beltre
Grisendortat
Delimire
Indianapoli
Naton Aan
Ani
Ipe
Weil Pod
Odd Fellows Report Shows Growth and Tax Proposal
Indiana Odd Fellows lodge activity rises with 400 new members and 6,200 subordinate members overall. Grand Lodge considers a tax of 10 cents per subordinate and 5 cents per member to fund Greensburg home addition, plus a relocation for the first session to Totty saw hall due to cramped quarters.
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Indiana
Lendy
OG. F
Grand Lodge
Jeny
Nual
Grand Arctotary
Levdy
Emoslal
Worthenday
Greensburg
Totty
M. M. Channel
Judiciary
Mr A. Chipman
Cyberdingle Lodge
Ennrtitt Linn
A.D. Mohler
J.B. Cockrum
Kelnp
John Curral
H. A. Wenterrond
Bullinens
Marion Crostey
Cleaning lace and gilt frames with onion water
A fragment describes cleaning methods for lace and gilt frames. It suggests washing white lace in a tour, rubbing to remove molt and moving dirt, then shaking and restoring a fresh appearance. It mentions using water from onions as a cleaning aid for gilt frames.
Robbery suspect nabbed after short chase in town
Detectives Holtz and Bray captured William Storgan after a one minute chase. He allegedly confessed to two robberies at Lew Ty Brown and Thomas Alfreds homes, stealing clothing and an overcoat. Girls abducted from both residences were later found at two second-hand stores on Indiana Avenue. Morgan was arrested minutes after the report reached the station.
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Holtz
Bray Nabbad
Wiliam Storgan
William Gas
William
Lew Ty Brown
Conersteave
Murgion
Tme
Thomas Alford
N. Delaware
Indienative
Morgan
Judge Denies Divorce in Stewart Cruelty Case
Judge Milon refused to grant Mary Stewart a divorce from John F. Stewart and ordered the costs of the suit paid by the defendant. Evidence showed cruelty claims during the hearing and Mrs Stewart testified amid tensions outside the courtroom.
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Milon
di Yaron
Mary Stewart
John F. Stewart
Shortest Signature Yet Seen in Louisville Remistry
The Louisville Herald reports at Seelbach last night a man named Williama from New York wrote four letters in the registry in a peculiar form. The entry "eA Wins" appears with a ditto mark under New York, and the signer, not a large man, prefers the shortest way, believing in minimal effort and quick action.
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Louisville
Seelbach
Willi Williama
New York
Willams
Loulaville Herald
Local Listings Advertise TV Service
An ad fragment promises reasonable TV service costs with guaranteed rentals and both telephones included. It lists a location in Ohio and references a price point described as a mall sum, though several words are garbled.
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Ohio
Prosecutor outlines circumstantial murder case in Schafer death
In opening statements Prosecutor Miller argues James McDonald may be linked to the death of Sarah Schafer through circumstantial evidence. He cites McDonald's conflicting statements, proximity to the alley, and knowledge of the victim after identity was established, with witnesses including Mrs Carre Cook and Euphenie Cook noting key details. Medical testimony from Dr Nicholson references Schafer's past associations as part of the proceedings.
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Miller
James McDonald
Sarah Schafer
Fay
McDonald
Miss Schafer
Law
Tenet Cooper
Deweuve Reed
Coener
Misa Scchufer
Statexattorey
Myon Lever
Carre Cook
Euphenie
Heth
Nichelson
Wise Home
Misa Schafer
Republican State Convention Nominates Key State Officers
In Columbus on May 14 the Republican state convention nominated J. C. Loy for Secretary of State and W. D. Spear for Supreme Judge. It is believed Janet Emerson will be nominated for clerk of the Supreme Court. Delegates at large to the national convention are Gov. Herrick, Senator Foraker, Dick, and G. B. Cox. Keep your eye on the sun.
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Columbus
J. C. Loy
W. D. Spear
Janaon Emerson
Supreme Court
Gov
Herrick
Foraker
G. B. Cox
Kuropatkin and his men trapped by Japanese advance
Dispatches from Manchuria report Gen Kuropatkin and a large Russian force hemmed between Liao-Vang and Mukden. Japanese plans allegedly aim for a master stroke to crush Russian defenses, with Mukden as a probable battlefield and a possible split of Japanese forces behind Russian lines.
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Tranon
Mukden
Rusafa Geu
Muknen
Eino-Yane
Karapeakio
Lias-Vang
Prison crowding hit Jammed Marlon County jail and workhouse
The Marlon County workhouse and jail are at or near capacity with the jail turnkey stating only about 20 more could be stowed away. At noon the workhouse fed its inmates and Supt. Shaw said there is no room for additional men. Meanwhile Prince Pu Lun arrived in Indianapolis with a Chinese chef and a military escort. he will stay at the Clarkhotel with special rooms and dining arrangements ahead of meetings at the state house.
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Marlon County
Shaw
Gall
Clarpont
Prince Pu Lun
Indoanapolis
Feoma
America
Henry W. Lawrence
He Ii
Indianapolis
Prince Pu Fun
State House
Street Cars Stop Hauling Mail In Indianapolis
Indianapolis postal service suspends streetcar mail transport from central post to public stations after the week. Two daily deliverers will be made to sustain mail volume as winter heaviness fails to meet expected letters. Assistant postmaster says mail intake is lighter than usual this year, affecting regular routes and timelines.
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Indianapolis
Conpidny Toosend
Kagan
Shidder
Tndlangpotia
Board of Works Allocates Engineers and Street Creations
The Board of Works appointed a small engineer staff including Paul Juli Uranatimany George Kuhn and William Wengler as radmen John Nurre Louis Hellman and William Henderson Inspectors The board also rejected all bids for weighing and will readvertise The Big Four C U D Panhandle and Union Pacific were ordered to fix up a batch of street crossings at East Jersey No Won t W Morris and Vermont avenues Wednesday morning
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Yard of
Paul Juli
Uranatimany
George Kuhn
William Wengler
Radmen
John Nurre
Louis Hellman
William Henderson
Panhandle
Union Palhway
The
Works Board
New Jerery
W. Morris
W. Vermont Ala
Safety Board Lets Contract By Phone
The safety board failed to meet with most members present on Wednesday. Chairman Madden is out of the city and Bowh Mickx is confined at home. Frank Strath was the only member in the office. A bid from Cooper d Oddy to furnish cuts to the fire department was read over the telephone by Straub and was accepted by rally and dicks.
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Safety Board
Madden
Bowh Mickx
Frank Strath
Cooper d Oddy
Heks
Straub
Rally
Pinsos HG
Wuischsera
Janos
Tony
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Harry Tutewller
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JR Friends
A. B. Carter
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Warter
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Smith
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Henry J Brandan
Astorney
Fred Jose
Joseph L. Gasper
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James Muro
Leander A. Fulmer
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Wud
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John sicGiregar
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Albert
McGregor
Bett
Womack
Tutewiler
Harry Tutewher
Ward
Garotane
Pele" Sullivan
Sullivan
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cMyo
Aiden George W. Sahibbs
Durnin
James Aa. Fritchard
Whie Abert Sabm
Charles Pettisehn
Wiliam Kissed
Thomas Whalen
Martin Huge
Himeself
Overshreat
Michael Jette
Eee
Newlin
Prohibition
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Britain
Margaret Krenzer
Marewretha Krenzer
Joseph Krenger
Adam
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Joseph
Andrew Krenzer
Vna Thomas
Machinists’ Union
Teddy
M Donald
Dick Foraker
Cox
Kuropatkin
ST. Tatersburg
Sam Ariulery
Russia
Madrid
Com Pans
Petersburg
Ug 4
Huang-Tsia-Tang
Tah Tang
Mukeden
Prince Palin
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Board O’ Works
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