Richmond Democrats Fight Over Nominee At Sixth District Convention
bitter infighting marked the Sixth district gathering in Richmond Indiana as rival factions from Rush and Franklin counties contested seating and support. Kuhn Mull and Gray led initial ballots amid denouncements of the Payne Aldrich Smoot tariff and calls for a new pension act aiding Civil War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Resolvens Committee
Marshall
Shively
Johnu . Kern
Low
Indiana
D. Major
Shelbyville
L. J. Cully
Union County
E. D
Lon Mull
Rush County
Finley Gray
Connersville
New Murray Theater
S. BR. O. Sign
Walter Chambers
Henry County
Lewis Fettermann
Franklin County
Kuhn
Walter A. Rhaler
Scatur County
Frank M. Edwarda
Fayette
J. B. Kidney
Franklin
F. J. Meek
Hancock
George W. Campbell
Rush
Louis Hartman
Shelby
Union
Albert Baxis
Wayne
Alden Evans
Henry
George Shumaker
Decatur
B. G. Johnson
A. J. Shriner
Pranklin
Joseph Glass
Stiers
Charles A. Hack
A. F. Bell
Joshua Allen
Charles Kark
George Perry
Earl Crawford
F. R. Harder
Everett Hardy
L. Trabue
Thomas Miller
A. PF. Sering
Ed Dye
Ed Smith
Republican Boss Sees Slate Winning In Local Race
After early tallies Taggart Bell slate appears set for victory with Turk holding a strong lead for recorder nomination. Officials report aspirant grasp on the place as late results trend toward the Republican ticket.
Wagner Leads Legislators In Most Precincts
In a local race overview, Wagner leads legislators in the most counted precincts while Weaver retains his starting position. Pritchard Coonse and Aiken appear likely to win their respective contests, signaling strong support for these incumbents.
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Wagner
Alfonso Under Heavy Guard At Spanish Palace
Madrid May 25 The guard around King Alfonso's palace was doubled after police uncovered a substantial anarchist plot. Investigators found papers linking Jose Tobarelli alias Gallamayer to the conspiracy and believe he was the initial figure targeted for assassination with further conspirators to be identified.
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Alfonso
Spanish Palace
Madrid
King Alfonso’s
Jose Tobarelli
Tobarelli
Gallamayer
Anarchistic Organ in Barcelona Claims Bomb Plot
In Barcelona on May 25, the anarchistic paper Land and Liberty stated that recent bomb outrages, including Madrid’s Monday blast, were arranged by anarchists. The city, a hot bed of anarchists, saw demonstrations and reinforcements at local barracks as authorities brace for repeat outbreaks from last summer's killings.
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Barcelona
Alfonso
Land and Liberty
Madrid
Troopers Fired On By Rioters In Labor Clash
Extra troopers rushed to colliery No 14 near Pittston as rioting erupted once more. Strikers blocked the road, threw stones, and fired on the state constabulary while attempting to keep nonunion workers from entering the mine. The clash involved thousands of dollars in damages and marked renewed labor unrest in Wilkes Barre area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Battleship Acorazado Keel Layed in Quincy Shipyard
The keel of the Acorazado, billed as the world's largest battleship, was laid at Fore River Ship Building in Quincy on May 23. The vessel is slated to cost Argentina $11,600,000 and marks a major naval construction milestone.
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Quincy
Mass
Fore River Ship Building Company
First Official Canvass Figures By Office Listed
The canvassing board reports initial tallies for multiple offices across numerous precincts. Republican candidates lead in some races including representative and prosecutor contests, while Democratic tallies show strong showings in others such as clerk and superior court judges. Precinct counts range from 26 to 87, with totals for several candidates showing thousands of votes.
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Theodore A. Wagner
John J. Saubter
E. L. Kingston
Caames T. Kaelin
W. E. Kelley
H. A. Luckey
E. T. Oburn
A. Evene
John Weaver
W. D. Headrick
Mr. Weaver
Coonse
Harvey Coonse
J. D. Hoss
Hoss
J. A. Pritchard
W. W. Woollen
Frank Gay
Judge Pritchard
Mr. Woollen
Buzzards
Frank Hays
Indianapolis News
Twelfth Ward
Weaver
Headrick
Tiny Child Hit by Auto in Irvington
Helen Ray, 10, was seriously injured when struck by a car driven by Miss Helen Hibben of 5433 University avenue Irvington at Highland avenue and Market street. Police Trimpe and Rucker investigated, no arrest made, driver said to have avoided the accident.
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Helen Ray
Helen Hibben
University Avenue
Irvington
Highland Avenue
Market Street
Miss Hibben
Ray
Trimpe
Rucker
Aigrette Fashion Faces Change Across The Nation
Indianapolis shoppers crave white heron aigrettes as New York passes an Audubon law ending the trade. Dealers note the birds are slaughtered for plumage, while a tender hearted customer asks if it hurts the birds. Indiana Audubon leaders weigh a state law aligning with New York, likely within months.
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Janis Connistox
Indianapolis
New York
National Association of Audubon Societies
W. W. Woollen
Indiana Audubon Organization
Indiana Society
Indiana
Broadway
Ballinger faces more dismissals in “snake killing” drive
Six Interior Department officials tied to the Ballinger–Pinchot controversy have left government service amid the ongoing interior scandal. Five were dismissed, one resigned before removal, including Pinchot, Price, Shaw, Glavis, and Kerby. Hoyt also resigned as Porto Rico attorney general. More dismissals are anticipated as the probe widens.
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Washington
Interior Department
Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Congressional
Pinchot
Price
Shaw
Forest Service
Glavis
erKby
Secretary’s Office
Hoyt
Henry M. Hoyt
Porto Rico
Horace Tiller Jones
General Land Office
Gravis
Land Office
Kerby
Ballinger-Pinechet
Hobbs Defense Aims to Prove Spite in Murder Trial
In Princeton Indiana on May 25 the Hobbs murder trial for John C. Loemiller moves on without sensational new developments. Prosecutor Trippet plans to prove Hobbs as an accessory who lured Loemiller into a trap while Sam Thorne and Mrs Loemiller allegedly conspired. Witnesses recount Hobbs stories and continued pay from the Thornes, with the defense arguing Hobbs sought to vent spite. Loemiller’s widow held more than 50 000 in life insurance.
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Princeton
Ind
Martin Hobbs
John C. Loemiller
Trippet
Hobbs
Loomiller
Sam Thorne
Walter Crow
Probable Choice Legislative Ticket and Local Officers Urged
A historical ballot listing state and county offices with candidates across legislative tickets for state senator Reginald H Sullivan and state representatives Adolph Seidensticker Charles F Mase Homer Sk Cook W W Spencer John J Keegan Andrew H Wahl John M Beaver Jacob W Buennagel plus judicial tickets Joseph T Mar Char J Orbison Joseph Collier John J Rochford Frank P Baker Johna Rauch William T Patten Carl Von Hake Jaspeth P Turk Jacob Woessner J D Cain Paul Julian William P Mannion John Kitley Charlies McGuire and county councilmen at large James Vanatti Archibald Winning Joseph H Woolling with district selections W C Moffitt Edward A Eyckhoff Charles H Plergon and Charles E Haugh
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Theodore A. Wagner
John J. Sauber
EB. LL. Himgston
Herbert A. Luckey
William E. Reiley
Charles T. Kaelin
Agi Ened
Eliot T. Oburn
Pneure Seged
Alfred C. Evens
Albert
Lowry Romney L. Wilson
J. Burdette Little Neal Thurston
Rominger Alvah Rucker
Fred C. Victonas
Samuel H. Caraway
Samuel Kincaid
Perreerrrrey OU
Felix G. Whitehead
John M. Beaver
Seveneebensees
Charles F. Maas
Ena Bedeian
W. W. Spemecer
Asceutsenenrnss
John J. Beegam
Cseessssees
Henry W. Bullock
Walter J. Tingle
Homer L. Cook
Andrew H. Wahl
Jacob L. Buennagel
Edwin L. Rankin
E. W. McGinnis
Joseph H. Pierson
Frank J. Boatman
Aubrey D. Porter
Seidensticker
Buennagel
McGinnis
Cook
Spencer
Beaver
Maas
Tingle
Péterson
Keegan
Wahl
Taggart
German Alliance
Machine
Joseph Turk
W. M. Fogarty
Turk
J. C. McCloskey
J. A. McKernan
Reginald H. Sullivan
Adolph Seidensticker
Charles F. Mase
Homer Sk. Cook
W. W. Spencer
John J. Keegan
Jacob W. Buennagel
Frank P. Baker
Johna Rauch
William T. Patten
Carl von Hake
Jaspeth P. Turk
Jacob Woessner
J. D. Cain
Paul Julian
Anop
James Vanatti
Archibald Winning
Joseph H. Woolling
W. C. Moffitt
Edward A. Eyckhoff
Charles H. Plergon
Charles E. Haugh
State Election Ballot Full Ticket Listing Unopposed
The slate lists William E English for State Senator and multiple State Representatives led by Theodore A Wagner. Unopposed Superior Judges include John Mc Master James M Leathers Winston Carter. County ticket features John Weaver Charles F Hurst Leo F Fesler Edward Spurbler Fred B Akin Harvey Coonse Edward E Knox Harry B Campbell William E Hindel William H Roberts J J Blaker W H Morrison Frank M Gordon Morton Dawson Frank B Daenport A A Wright David Wallace.
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John Weaver
Charles F. Hurst
Leo F. Fesler
Edward Spurbler
Fred B. Akin
Harvey Coonse
Edward 8. Knox
Harry B. Campbell
William E. Hindel
William H. Roberts
Harry Roberts
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Tions
Quaker City
Chmond
Mull
Federman
Gray
Chambers
Aspir
Ant
Recorder
Sauber
Kingston
Kaelin
Pritchard, Coonse
Aiken
Ruler
Pitts
Ton, Pa
Asher W. Gray
Ceeaee
Wee Bse
John W. Healing
Albert F. Uhl
J. 4. Mahoney
John Beach
Democratic
Arthur Leopold W. T. Patten
George F. Miller
Charles F. Roesner
Ave
Charles J. Orbison
Pede Ee
Gay R. Estabrook
Joseph Collier
Woodburn
Cratic
John J. Rochford
Newton M. Taylor
George N. Burkhardt
Henry C. Cox
James D. Ermston
John P. Loyendecker
Joseph T. Markey
Frank M. Hlay
A. Pritchard
William Watson
Fred B. Aiken
B.bennett
John C. McCloskey
J. H. McKernan
Joseph P. Turk
G. W. Webster
Republican
Barney Coones
R. M. Mercer
J. M. Mosher
J. F. Slevin
T. F. Colbert
Beeper
J. H. Hilkene
Wapeyee Eeeserers
Riley
Cenceeeeenees
W. J. Hyde
Charles 0
Durham
Joseph D. Cain
Saalors
Frederick C. Heath
W. J. Cowdrey
W. H. K Roberts
John Kitley Vighils Co
Wiliam E. Hindel
Tiny
Auto
Caus
Aigrette
Heron
theaggart-Bell
McCarty
Frank McCarty
Democraticeadquarters
Frank F. Baker
John W. Kealing
Woessner
Baker
Fred Aiken
F. B. Bennett
Bennett
W. E. Hinde
Frederick M
ERRBY
Zalusky
LA Crosse
Wis
Ed Steffens
St. Louis
Eddie Konetchy
Rooney
Nelson
Red” Hayes
Denver
Tragesser
Legislative Ticket
Judicial Ticket
Joseph T. Mar
Char J. Orbison
William P. Mannion
John Kitley
Charlies McGuire
William E. English
John J. Lankter
Charles T. Eaelin
James A Pritchard
John McMaster
James M. Leathers
Winston Carter
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