Reform slur becomes battle in Indianapolis election
A July editorial attacks Holtzman and allies for pushing a reform frame while alleging wide vice in Indianapolis. A Prohibition committee report claims open dens, brothels, and liquor rooms taint city life, targeting police and administration. The piece cites student crowds at Indiana and Purdue and warns of moral decline.
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Holtzman
Keach
Polster
Indianapolis
City Prohibition Committee
Edward W. Clark
Prohibition Committee
Indiana
Purdue
Holtzman and Regular Democrats Challenge Saltzman
The piece argues Holtzman, by courting Republican votes and downplaying party ties, loses Democratic backing in Indianapolis. It highlights opposition from leading Democrats and the Indianapolis Sentinel and notes the Regular Democracy movement chaired by Thomas Sheehan as a counterforce against Saltzman.
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Holtzman
Indianapolis News
Democratic Workers of Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sentinel
Thomas Sheehan
Saltzman
Aew
WANTS HER FREEDOM SPECIAL TO THE BUN
Paris reports Mme Theresa Humbert, convicted in a major swindle, is in Rennes prison as supporters seek parole. Steps aim to recoup creditors. the tale shifts to a nurse who cared for an American millionaire, altering fortunes, a will dispute, and eventual downfall with a dramatic, enigmatic end.
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Roosevelt
Teddy
Paris
Mme
Theresa Humbert
Rennes
Robert Crawford
America
akUs
Tomance
Robert
Raias
Apo
Humberta
Prosecution of Frank Heney on the Arizona frontier
On the Arizona frontier in the 1880s Frank Heney built a reputation as a fearless lawyer and gunman. He fought Handy, a powerful rival, in a self defense shooting that ended Handy’s life, provoked a mob, and led to Heney’s eventual rise as attorney general before leaving Arizona for San Francisco to pursue land fraud prosecutions.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Francia
Heney
Oregon
J. C. Handy
San Francisco
John Haynes
Henry
Nolks
Benson
Himsel
Gaveans
J.C. Handy
Southern Pacific Company
Republican Politeian
Mke Hens
Mandy
Handy
Heaney
Hia
Hia Oyement
Bel
Hood
J.C. Hughes
Territory
Hughes
Washington
Frank Heney
Tragedy in Daleville Involves Witt and Borum Brothers
Arch Witt and Oswald Baker with Otis Clarence and Herbert Borum, aged 17 to mid teens, rode into Daleville Indiana and after drinking liquor attacked Ira Neff Jack Tuttle and Herman Gould. Witt fired four shots wounding Neff fatally and Tuttle in the shoulder. Dr Gore attended the wounded. Witt and the Borums reside in the southern county and are expected to be arrested Wednesday.
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Daleville
Ind
Arch Witt
Otis
Clarence
Herbert Borum
Ira Neff
Jack Tuttle
Herman Gould
Witt
Nef
Tuttle
Predictions By Raphael The Astrologer For Thursday
Predictions warn of an unfortunate birthday leading to quarrels and potential legal trouble with financial loss. A child born on this day shows rash headstrong tendencies, suited more for employment than self business, while domestic sickness may affect the household. Eight policemen were needed to restrain an obstreperous soldier in London due to club laws.
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London
Painting of Carlisle shown in Frankfurt rooms
A life-size painting of John G. Carlisle has been received by the Kentucky Historian and placed in the historic four rooms at Frankfurt, displayed alongside portraits of former governors and noted Kentuckians.
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Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky Historiensee
Frankfurt
English Hangmen Offer Inmate Service
A British hangman proposal suggests any resident could be called to perform executions with pay set at five dollars a week as a retaining fee and ten dollars upon completion.
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United Kingdom
Traveler's Hard Luck
A traveler on an English railway train slept through his stop and rode past the station he paid to reach. He was arrested at the next station for traveling without paying his fare.
Best French Hogs Breed Noted For Size And Weight
In France the Craganata hog is viewed as the finest breed, often reaching 550 pounds in 15 to 18 months. A prize pig weighed 76 pounds at 10 months.
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France
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