Caliborn Lists Council Candidates in Rochester Note
Logsdon of the Republican city committee issues full term lists for council candidates who passed the primary. Ward by ward names appear, with candidates like Squires, Cottey, Hayes, Brown, Coyner, Smith, Billingsley, Crail, Johnston, Behrmidt, Groff, Eppert, Newby, Jaffley, Caylor, Rhodes, Linus, June, Rock, Smock, Basper, Furst, Harris, Allandt, Man, Albright, Longstock, Geer, Gurley, Low, Haught, and a calf story closes this item in Rochester Indiana.
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Fcoustrman Logsdon
Republican City Committee
Councilmanic
Pst
Lollowas
I-George
Squires
Albert
Be Cottey
Wm. A-Hayes
Wyley Brown
J Ohn T. Coyner
Louis J. Smith
H. Billingsley
J. H. Crail
Wm. P. Johnston
G. Behmidt
N. B. Groff
F. We Eppert
George T.W
Bjames
M. Newby
John R. Jaffley
Alien Caylor
William A. Rhodes
Daniel Linus
George W. June
Guy D. Rock
Want &Ford Smock
Joseph L Basper
Shackleton’s Party Reports Antarctic Journey and Ice Obstacle
San Francisco May 26 Lieut A S Shackleton of the British navy says he has traveled farther south than any man except his two companions on the Journey. The Discovery remains trapped by ice near Mt Erebus, requiring explosives to blast a path. They describe a harsh route with mountains, sled dogs dying, and a return to the ship after limited supplies.
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San Francisco
Shackleton
South Seas
Discovery
Mt. Erebus
Victoria
Great Rees Ice Barrier
Hoss Ice Barrier
Greay
Engsland
Antarctic
Sultan of Turkey Fears Murder Amid Tight Censorship
In Constantinople in May a journalist notes the sultan's growing paranoia and dependence on secret service amid heavy censorship. Spies and blackmailers flourish as ministers tremble, while foreign press actions are tightly controlled and editors risk punishment for unfavorable coverage.
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Constantinople
Secret Service
Hia
Hamid
Mah
Paria
One More Victim of Paris Madrid Races
Marcel Renault, the automobilist, died from injuries suffered when his pull was fractured during the Paris Madrid race. This marks the tenth fatality connected to the event, with the accident claims mounting during the grueling race.
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Paris
Marcel Renault
Automobilist
Tyner Murder Probe In Indiana Tragedy on Rail Track
Coroner Treslder suspects James Tyner was murdered before his body was run over and decapitated by a Penne Handle engine near Curtieville Indiana. Four men linked to Windfall are jailed for intoxication as a revolver tied to the case is found nearby. Charles McDaniel admits firing a shot but others deny any shooting occurred.
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Elwood
Ind
Treslder
James Tyner
Curtieville
Elmer
Charles McDarel
Noah Brown
Alonzo Hadley
Tyner
Charles McDaniel
Fred
Fire destroys five story tenement in New York
Four people die in a blaze that gutted a five story tenement at 30 306 W 115th Street. Victims include Mrs Julia Waaling and her four year old daughter and two other children. Several residents and a firefighter sustained serious injuries as crews battled the fire after it was discovered on the ground floor. Firemen conducted multiple rescues as flames gained headway.
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New York
Julia Waaling
Charles
Helen
George
Victor Johnson
Waited Waaling
Agnes Lynn
W. C. Rice
Gentry parade amid missing children ends with stranger aid
Eva and Helen Veach, ages four and seven, wandered from home on Tuesday morning and were missing until 8:30 p.m. A stranger found them crying in a hallway on N Liberty Street and brought them home after learning their address at 926 E St. Clair while their mother notified police and patrols aided the search.
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Ansel
Eva
Helen Veach
Wiliam Veach
E. St. Clair
Cay
N. Liberty St
Mils
More Troops Possibly Needed in Kentucky Strife
May 7 reports from Frankfort and Lexington indicate Gov. Beckham discussed with Capt. C Calhoun the potential need for more troops. Detachments are cited as insufficient for guards and arrest duty, with 100 men described as hardly enough. Additional detachments and supplies may be sent to Jackson as tension rises.
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Frankfort
C. Calhoun
Lexington
Breath County
Beckham
Calhoun
Great Camp to Open in Indiana With Large Delegation
A large assembly of Woodmen will gather for a ten day Great Camp starting June 15 in Indiana. About 700,900 or more Woodmen from across the United States are expected along with 50,100 to 78,000 visitors from the Midwest and nearly 5,000 uniformed marchers for the Forrester drill team parade on June 18. Delegates will incur substantial travel and daily expenses, boosting city commerce. estimates say each visitor will spend at least two dollars daily while in Indianapolis. The camp requires 110,000 for expenses, with local members contributing 3.20. businessmen are raising the remainder and a vaudeville series is planned during camp week.
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United States
Indiana
Middle West
Forrester
Indianapolis
Washington-st
Postal scandals hit the Philippines as post office frauds arise
Washington reports postal corruption spreading to the Philippine Islands with two cases to the war department. Ex Postmaster Milne of Tacloban Leyte is accused of stealing 2000 and the safe. Postmaster Karelsen of Calamba Laguna is under arrest. Irregularities prompt possible full Philippine postal investigation and secret service scrutiny. Treasurer Jones of tar law province reports monthly cash shortfalls.
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Washington
Phiippines
War Department
Milne
Bia
Manila
Philippines
Jones
Tarlaw
Secret Service
48 Hours in Rain Without Food Tragedy Near Kokomo
John Hawking of Russiaville and his son were found two miles west of Kokomo after a 45 hour drive through rain. The man showed disoriented behavior beside the wrecked buggy while the boy was nearly dead from hunger exposure and fright. The horse perished in the shafts and the incident occurred after leaving Russiaville on Sunday morning.
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Kokomo
Ind
John Hawking
Russiavillie
Avery
Porse
Right is better than money fills Indiana Masonry report
Hartford City Indiana May 27 La tor unions and others forced A F Norton to vacate his store claim he was right which is better than making money Grandmaster James W Dunbar spoke at Indianapolis meeting with officers chosen including Grand Master W E English Grimes Emory Crammer Rica Prather and others Seven temples dedicated eight new lodges andCorner stones laid in year end Masonry report noting 37000 Masons and 0 lodges in Indiana with 221 member gains and 552 listed for 22 years grand secretary Smythe died.
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Hartford City
Ind
A. F. Norton
Christ
Toggina
Indiana
Masonic Order
William HH. Smythe
James W. Dunbar
Indianapolis
Capt
W. E. English
George E. Grimes
Ladoga
Alfred Emory
Evansville
L. V. Crammer
Madison
Martin H. Rica
Calvin W.prather
Indianapolla
Local Advertisements and Notices Snapshot
A fragmented ad page lists a Phoenix barber shop at Market Street and Rambler and Orient, a typewriter outfit by C. Ksebrieg & Bro in Virginia, and dental services by Indiana Dental College at Delaware and Chloe. Also notes Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething and printing by DeVera Co with Century Building contact.
Launched but Whither Bound at Frank Igham Funeral
In Chardon Ohio on May 27 a peculiar scene followed the thirteenth school graduation. A funeral service occurred in the same church afternoon as the commencement. The class had decorated the church beforehand and placed the casket beneath the class motto Launched but whither bound. The juxtaposition startled attendees.
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Chardon
West Framington
Thirh
Funeral of Col. Zemro A. Smith in Indianapolis
Col Zemro A Smith former Senociate editor of the Indianapolis Journal died and was buried from his brother-in-law Thomas J Steele residence at 2 Pim Addresses by Rev M L Haines and Rev D B Lucas given to Loyal Legion at the G A Re ceremony.
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Col. Smith
Zemro A. Smith
Indianapolis Journal
Thomas J. Steele
M. L. Haines
DB. Lucas
The
Loyal Legion
G. A. Re
Man Died By Contact With Live Wire At Beach Park
May 1 Joe Stingle an employee of the Lake Erie electric railway at Beach Park was killed Tuesday evening when he touched a live wire used to fish for the wire fell into the water as he bathed at the park. The accident occurred near Lorain.
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Lorain
Joe Stingle
Lake
Earlham to scale strawboard waste filtering project
Richmond Ind May 7 The experiments of Prof RK I Backett of Earlham college in filtering waste from strawboard factories have proven satisfactory and he has been directed to expand the work on a large scale An experimental station will be erected on the Earlham campus.
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Richmond
Ind
RK. I. Backett
Farl‘ham
Earlham
Estabrook Runs for Police Judge Nomination
Attorney Gay R. Estabrook of Entay brook and Hynes announces as a democratic candidate for the police judge nomination. A practicing attorney from Henry county he has never held office or run before and lives in ward. He states he is not allied with any faction.
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