Harding Indorses a Long List of Local Backers
W N Harding endorses W H Eastman A A Wilkinson HHF Bennett Niel McPherson Oliver W Pierce H J Brandon W W Thornton W H Lockwood Fred Carter Mullen S A Haas FI Willis WW P Wallace WW H Jordan EE Waddington TH Johnson TJ Carter Clarence W Nichols Aus Hobbs Cc E Day MDcc Gilmore JJ Steinberg Louisa J Blaker W A Bogardus backing a broad coalition in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Eastman
A. A. Wilkinson
Hh.f. Bennett
Niel McPherson
Oliver W. Pierce
H. J. Brandon
W. W. Thornton
W. H. Lockwood
Fred Carter
H. Mullen
S. A. Haas
F. I. Willis
Www
P. Wallace
Ww. H. Jordan
E. E. Waddington
T. H. Johnson
T. J. Carter
Clarence W. Nichols
Aus. Hobbs
Cc. E
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Italian Slain at Chicago Gym a Blackmail Tragedy
The second fatal trackmail killing near Oak Street and Milton Avenue leaves Guissepp Cusumano a 84 year old resident of 70 Oak Street dead after being shot four times for resisting blackmail demands. Policeman Frank Rose heard the shots but the killer fled as a crowd gathered. The revolver used was found at the scene as authorities hunt the suspect. Italians in the North Side fear a blackmailer ring may be at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oak Street
Milton Avenue
Jay
Guissepp
Cusumano
Frank Rose
Invision
Oak Streets
Girl Dies From Carbolic Acid At City Hospital
Kate McDonald, 18, died Thursday morning at City hospital from carbolic acid she had taken at her Eng lish avenue home the night before. Dispensary Physician Thomas Bass treated her for two hours before sending her to the hospital. Neighbors said there was no reason given for her attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate McDonald
City Hospital
Irank
English Avenue
Thomas Bass
City ‘Hospital
Superfluity of Labor Noted in Oklahoma Building Boom
Greenfield, May 27. Dr. G. E. Lowe reports from a ten day trip to Oklahoma that while vast building activity and high wages exist, there is a superfluity of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Ind
G. E. Lowe
Oklahoma
Trained Nurse Discovers Postum Benefits for Coffee Drinkers
A Wilkes Barre nurse writes that Postum eased her headaches and indigestion after two weeks and notes benefits among patients and nursing mothers. She warns servants must boil it long enough and serve with cream for best flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkestarre
Welville
Divorce evil denounced by the educators
Chicago May 27 six educators in the Journal of Sociology argue freer divorce is a necessity not evil. They denounce lax marriage rules and jest that legal quibbles worsen the situation. Proposals include education in domestic science, ethics of family life, safeguards against tainted matches, longer acquaintance before marriage, and even mixed divorce tribunals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journal of Sociology
University of Chicago Press
George E. Howard
University of Nebraska
Joseph Krauskopf
Philadelphia
J. P. Leitenberger
BE. A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
Woman Slapped Over Suspected Smile in Warsaw Court
In Warsaw Indiana on May 27 an affidavit was filed by Emma R Letzer accusing Mrs Jane Blosser of slapping her face after Believing she smiled at Blosser's husband. The trial is set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Smiler
Court of Justice
W. H. Eiler
Jane Blosser
Emma R. Letzer
Blosser
Mrs. Betzer
Lost 24 years and returned to his family in Indiana
Orn Lenwell left Sidney 24 years ago and was lost to family. His son Curtis Lenwell and daughter Mrs Tennant of Larwill brought him home. His wife had remarried in North Dakota and now lives at Bates, while Lenwell has not been told of the marriage. He was found in a hospital at Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierceton
Ind
Curtis Lenwell
Mrs. Tennant
Larwill, Ind
Lenwell
North Dakota
Bates
State
Shreveport
Ban Johnson 10 Try Livelier Ball
Chicago May 27 President B B Johnson of the American league proposes a faster game. He has secured a springier ball to be tested by clubs and possibly used in championship games. The ball could boost batting and shorten games if approved by teams and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Johnson
Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Delehanty
Train Barge Caught in Wild Storm Near Galveston
In Galveston Texas on May 7 a Gulf and Interstate railroad train riding a barge across Galveston bay weathered a 60 mile gale. The barge broke from the tug, struck a reef near San Jacinto island, and passengers endured hours of exposure and terror before being rescued by life line and breeches buoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Galveston Bay
Gulf& Inter-State Railroad
San Jacinto Island
Geath
Votes oust on loons in Madison co
Local option elections in Madison Crawford and Owen counties declared dry yesterday. Temperance forces won by margins of 1258 in Madison, 1216 in Owen, and 819 in Crawford. In Madison 107 saloons in Anderson and nearby towns must close. Crawford and Owen were already dry. Today votes are held in Laporte Floyd and Harrison counties with 106 116 and four saloons respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Crawford
Owen Counties
Madison County
Owen County
Crawford County
Anderson
Remona
Trance
Laporte
Floyd
Harrison
Floyd County
Methodist Episcopal Hospital Eyes Annex With 60000 Plan
At a general board meeting the Methodist Episcopal hospital discussed a 60000 dollar annex to handle growing patronage. The conference will be asked to raise funds. The hospital reports excellent finances. Officers include President W C Van Arsdel and Vice President John N Carey of Indianapolis, with Dr. W T Graham as superintendent and Rev F A Steele as recording secretary. Medical advisory board lists numerous doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Board
The
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
J”. A. Steele
Hospital Corporation
Wcc
van aArsdel
Greencastle
Ind
Indianapolis
John M. Moulder
W. D. Parr
Kokomo
A. GB. Cline
Bluffton
Thomas B. Noble
E. D. Clark
C. B. McCulloch
J. F. Barnhill
Theodore Potter
H. O. Pantzer
A. B. Graham
N. D. Woodard
Basye Divorce Granted in Probate Court
Mrs Ida Basye was granted a divorce from Oliver Basye by Judge Roas in probate court yesterday afternoon. The trial revealed the husband posted a fence sign calling Mrs Basye a lunatic wife and the statement that she should stay away. Mrs Basye testified she had to pay for music boxes ordered for the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Basye
Oliver Basye
Roas
Trobate Court
Forgery Get Punishment For Player
Cincinnati Ohio May 27 The national commission suspended W L McDonald for three years for repudiating a contract with Spartanburg club of the Carolina league The player initially denied then admitted his signature The commission calls this one of the most serious cases showing forged charges and says he is ineligible to play for three years unless others were involved and the case is reconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Commission
Herrmann
W. L. McDonald
Spartanburg
Neussel Pioneer German Dies At Fountain Square
Charles F. W. Neussel a pioneer German citizen died at his home 01 Harrison Street on Tuesday. Funeral will be held 2 pm Friday at Zion Evangelist church. He ran a news stand at Fountain square for three years after leaving work due to ill health. Born in Germany in 1659 he came to the United States in 1844. He is survived by a widow, one son and one daughter Mrs James Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. W. Neussel
Harrison Street
Germany
James Hollister
City police and fire stations feature home crafts and summer plans
At the police and fire stations Stephen Childers of engine company No 2 at Roosevelt Avenue, crafts furniture from boards and saws. Captain Benedict Beck of hose company No 18 on Maryland Street is a fisherman. Central station cells greet inmates with hopeful smiles while city parks reopen and patrols are assigned to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Childers
Engine Company No. 2
Roosevelt Avenue
Benedict Beck
Hose Company No. 18
Maryland Street
Central Police Station
Love and charity ball sparks gentle gratitude
He expresses deep thanks for the first dance at a charity ball held last evening. She notes the event was a fundraiser.
Metropolitan Joys Plankville To Install Sit Oil Lamps
The Kansas City Journal notes optimism as Plankville plans to light Main Street with sit oil lamps, hinting at a brighter, more festive streetscape and a growing sense of civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Kansas City Journal
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W. N. Harding
Indorsed
Third Ward
Harding
John L. Ketcham
E. I. Fisher
A. L. Wilson
F. D. Stalnaker
J. L. Shields
E. L. Killen
Cc. A. Pfaffini
H. D. Tutewiler
J. M. Scott
Cc. W. Scott
G. A. Gay, Cc. E. Goffin
T. B. Noble
Herman Munk
Ss. M. Brundage
J. H. Ford
Edward Daniels
H. H. Wheeler
Horace F. Wood
N. M. Harrison
Windgeld Miller
Ss. H. Campbell
H. Bates, Jr
Geo
KR. Sullivan
Newton Todd
Winfield C. Miller
W. P. Johnston
Cc. W. Malott
F. C. Dickson
Charles Latham
John J. Kyle
L. M. Wainwright
F. A. Gregory
Co. C. Roemler
Philip Goetz
Franklin McCray
John L. Benedict
W.W. S. Taylor
F. M. Millikan
James W. Lilly
Albert
Pierson
Lyan B. Millikan
Howard S. Young
F. Mc
Cc. C. Foster
F. A. Wiles
W.H. Morrison
J.F. J. F. Wild
M. A. Woollen
J. S. Cruse
Cc. E. Holloway
W.W. W. Woollen
E. R. Keith
H. C. Kahlo
Elisha Havens
L. F. Smith
H. H. Hadley
W. J. Richards
W. E. Stevenson
Ww. E. Day
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Atlantic City, N. J
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Leeds Company
Dennis Walter J. Bunby
Layon, Uote
Heddon Hall
Leeds & Lippincott
Marlborough
Seaside House P. Cook's Sons
Hotel
St. Charles Newlin Haines
Ion
W. J
Dennis
Ocean Front
Walter J. Buzby
Price, & Pe Square Yard
Jes. H. Young
Mgr
15Th St
S. Pennsylvania St
Gregory & Appel
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
New Bedford
Cery
Strong Company
Indiana Trust CO
Fidelity Trust Co
E. Marke
Glagkmatler
Plogs
Consid
Madison CO
BASYE
Pettis Dry Goods CO
India
Nottingham
Smyrna
Smyrnia
Paul E. Wirt
White House
Nemo
C. B
Warner
Kayser
Wonderland
Airdome
Genter and Gilmore Musical
Mort Fuller
Clayton Pugh Hafford
Free Kindergarten Society
Children’s
State Fair Grounds
Newsboys
Ture
Zion Evangelist Church
Neussel
Fountain Square
Eliza Proctor Otis
Arthur Hoops
Mrs. Hunter
Willy Fantzer Ternes
Gray
Graham
Roupe Rayl
Royce Carson
Willard Vernon
Majestic
Fox & Evans
Olive Greatrix
Whistler
Clever Donkey
George Smedley
Metropolitan Joys
Plankville
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