Labor Unites Rejects Benny Benedict in Union Labor Move
The last meeting of the city labor action committees before dissolution ended with only three of seven voting to reclaim Prosecutor Benedict and Judge Carver as “unfit” in union labor. W. L. Seale opposed, citing Barber’s union behind the effort, claiming law prevents convicting a man for Sunday closing. Two members were absent, including Thomas C. Keenaugh.
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Hau
Charles
Benedict
Vinson Carver
Superior Court
W. L. Seale
Barbers’ Union
Heneslet
State reports show departments starting new appropriations
The assembly objected to Mr Benedict's motion and three members Geck ler Bassett and Morgan voted in favor. Opening of the Asia year brings new state government reports from departments and public institutions. most old appropriations were used and little money returned. Reports from institutions appear satisfactory and indicate smooth operation.
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Ddeclaia
Benedict Massh
John Geckler
Harry Bassett
Charles Morgan
Judge Gary Dies Suddenly In Chicago at Home
Special to The Sun reports Judge Joseph E. Gary, the oldest member of the Chicago bench and the judge who sentenced the anarchists to hang, died suddenly at his home yesterday afternoon. He had been absent from court for the first day in over three years due to illness.
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Chicago
Juder
Joseph E. Gary
Mness
Indicted for neglect by grand jury in Burlington
The Burlington grand jury reported indictments against Dr. A Reh of Burlington and Victor J. Spear of Randolph former state cattle commission members for willful neglect of official duty. It states they allowed the sale of diseased cattle condemned by authorities.
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Burlington
Grand Jurs
A. Reh
Victor J. Spear
Randolph
State Cattle Commission
Burned by Gasoline Fatal Burns of Mrs Mayer
Mrs Katherine Mayer of 400 Highland Road died early Thursday from burns suffered Wednesday afternoon when gasoline fumes ignited while she mixed paint near the kitchen. A passing piano salesman, J W Croan, leaped from his wagon and smothered the flames with his overcoat. Mayer was carried into the house unconscious, a physician summoned, and she died after indescribable suffering.
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Katherine Mayer
Mayer
Costume from Line Sees Halloween Patrols Tighten
Downtown crowds on Halloween night faced strong police enforcement with day and night patrols in plain clothes. Despite vigilance, youths moved signs, tore fences, and redirected wagons while three autos were seized. A cow vanished from D R Hovey and two dresses were left behind by Mrs. Calvin Powers as costumes. Bicycle police patrolled key fire stations to break up gatherings.
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Hema
Pennsylvania St
Fourteenth At
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Delaware Sts
D. R. Hovey
N. Meridian Sr
Calvin Powers
No. 2
Prospect St
No. 6
Nicholas' Mother Dead Then License Granted to Marry
Mrs. Josephine B. Nicholas mother of Howard J. Nicholas the imprisoned man in Chisago for the murder of Indianapolis actress Margaret Sealle was granted a marriage license yesterday to wed Horace Effdon a civil engineer.
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Pittsburg
Josephine Bf. Nicholas
Howard J. Nicholas
Chisago
Margaret Sealle
Indianapolis
Horace Efidon
Alvil Engineer
Former mayor Crabel dead in Wabash note
Special to The Sun reports former mayor M. Fr. Crabel of Wabash Ind died on November 1. Crabel served as mayor of the city and his passing is noted by local officials and residents.
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M. FR. Crabel
Somes
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First Skirmish With the Utes Sparks Wyoming Clash
Sheridan reports the first clash between wary Utes off the reservation and a detachment of the Tenth Cavalry on Bitter Creek. Cavalry captured 50 ponies. five ponies killed and five riders wounded as Utes stampeded away. Troops spared Indians to avoid a massacre. Utes, Cheyenne and Sioux bands threaten broader conflict, with Col. Augur coordinating diplomacy and reinforcements. Ranches fortify as truce efforts continue amid warnings of possible larger engagement.
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Wyo
Utah
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Dfonlana
Wyoming
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White Cow Bull
Utes Reservation Troubles and Boni de Castellane Scandal in Paris
A historical clash over Ute rights shows Colorado and Utah factions withering under broken treaties and Meeker Massacre fallout. Separately in Paris, Boni de Castellane faces divorce threats amid infidelities and femme fatale whispers as courts weigh scandalous letters and allegiance claims.
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Cla
Utah
Colorado
Beveridge Campaign Nears End in Marion County Meetings
Marion county politics wrap up with Saturday meetings by Republicans at Tomlinson hall addressed by Senator Beveridge and Democrats at Masonic hall with John W Kern. A parade by the Marion club precedes the events, crowds expected, no reserved seats. Spokespersons include Overstreet and Furniss, with several allied meetings listed for Thursday night across streets and halls.
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Smiley N. Chambers
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Statesman
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Gurley Brower
J. J
Jett
South Calvary Church
Maple and
Morris-sts
Jesna Overstriel
J. Ve. Latt
AL Furniss
Fountain-squire
Frank Ger
Atelock
Miller's Hall
Madlean
Southern-aves
Frank E. Gavin
Frank I. Baker
Boy Arm Torn Off At Plant In Bedford
Special to The Sun reports Charles Ewert Jr. was trapped by a cogwheel at the States Cement Plant in Bedford on the night of November 1. His right arm was torn off in the accident.
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Ind
Charles Ewert, Jr
Tinted
Stoughton, Fletcher and Hughes Lead Local Figures
Stoughton J. Fletcher and William A. Hughes head a list of local figures alongside A. Fletcher and Ferdinand Winter. The item outlines prominent names connected to civic affairs and potential community roles.
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Stoughton
Fletcher Ferdinand Winter
Chicken Hawk Drives Hunters To Seek Bounty Law
A local discussion centers on destroying chicken hawks that prey on quail and poultry. Hunters urge a higher bounty, proposing 50 cents per dead hawk to fund farm protection and deter hawk predation. The plan aims to pressure farmers to use shotguns and dogs to guard flocks.
Light at Crossings TRO Hinders City Rail Power Cut
Judge Vinson Carter issued a temporary restraining order to bar Indianapolis from enforcing a city ordinance at crossings to push a rights dispute. The order also stops the Indianapolis Light and Heat Company from cutting power to lamps at crossings until the court rules. A hearing on converting the TRO to a temporary injunction is set for next Thursday as Indianapolis seeks city payment for maintenance while liability is resolved. The railroads claim heavy taxes and seek benefits of lights at 96 crossing sites amid ongoing disputes.
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Vinson Carter
Surperior Court
Ely Caunels
Ratroads
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Rglrcenda
Ety
Indianapale Light and Heat Company
Pulse of a Near-Death Man Revived by Three Doctors
Special to The 3 New York Nov 1 Harry Beebe of South Millville New Jersey was revived by three physicians after his heart stopped and he lay pulseless on the verge of death. Following a twitch of a muscle and immediate hypodermic treatment artificial respiration was started and he slowly recovered, a result the doctors call almost miraculous.
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New York
Harry Beebe
South Millville
N. J
Voin
Child Struck by Auto in LaPorte Incident
Special to The LaPorte Ind. Nov 1. Daniel Anderson, seven, crossing Indiana avenue, was struck by an automobile owned by Mrs. Samuel Fox and driven by Alfred Frey, formerly with C. A. Coax of Chicago, receiving serious but not fatal injuries.
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Ind
Daniel Anderson
Indiana
Child Burned To Death In Indiana Fire
Mount Vernon Indiana November 1 Ethel Downen six year old child of Mr and Mrs Phito Downen was burned to death yesterday her mother was also badly burned in a house fire reported from the city authorities a tragic domestic accident with two fatalities and serious injuries in an early morning blaze
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Mount Vernon
Ind
Ethel Downen
Phito Bownen
Constipation Cure Promise by Midgley Expert
An advertisement by Prof T H Midgley promotes a drugless constipation cure. It claims to cure chronic constipation without pills purgatives or drugs and offers a free coupon to learn the method, asserting patients can self cure at home. The tone is confident and aimed at broad reader appeal.
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T. H. Midgley
Midelay
Kalamazoo, Mich
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