Local election returns show multiple ward results and manage final tally
Final county canvassing shows Ward by ward counts with McNuley and McNulty among leaders. Thomas Whiatlen and James Tighett elected in their wards, Gunter McNults chosen for council, with several Republicans winning at large. Charles G. Davis leads at large, while others fall short. Andrew Brenniven remains school board president amid party shifts. Bookwaller departs for ten days.
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John K. Werels
Louis F. Menry
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Charles G. Davis
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Gerjanin Brown
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Charles A. Bookwaller Rug
Indianawolis
Postmaster Henry Wakeford Jr Shot Dead in Norris City
Henry Wakeford Jr the Norris City postmaster was shot Tuesday night in Sy City and died Thursday morning. Marshal J D Buttry was injured in the same incident. The crime details remain sparse as authorities investigate the fatal shooting and related injuries in the region.
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Scrippet Rae
Norris City
Henry Wakeford, Jr
J. D. Buttry
Morame
Ward by Ward Vote Totals Show Party Pluralities
An OCR filled list shows council candidates across wards with Democratic and Republican plurality marks for each race. King Alfonso and Wilhelm travel by special train from Berlin to Hanover with royal hosting noted in a separate item.
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Acrippei Rae Prese Association
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City News Social Calendar and Local Meetings
Frances Mive hosts a card party at Wargame hall on Monday night. St Joseph's Training school and other groups announce card parties and socials throughout the week. church groups plan dinners rummage sales and meetings at Central Ave and Roberts Park. A revival at the Christian church reports ten conversions. A market accident injures William Vorbaugh at the city market.
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Frances Mive
Wargame Hall
A Live Wire and Neuralgia Relief Promoted by Miles Pills
An ad describes nerves as live wires linking body to brain and claims neuralgia causes pain from pressure. It touts Miles' Anti-Pain Pills as a remedy, sharing testimonial language about relief and affordable 29 cent price from Miles Medical Co.
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Tad
Dr Light Sues Over Divorce and Alleged Cruelty
Wealthy Braad Apple citizen Dr Light sues Anon S Lights for divorce after alleging she refused his offer to reunite for 9000 dollars and fled to New York under an assumed name. Court scene had Judge Vinson Carter denying her petition as he sought annulment of deeds to John Lincoln.
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Young Woman Found Dead in Wyoming Home
Lita Cutterson aged 2? 88 Wyoming ho as vee an invalid all of hweats was found dead in bed Wednesday night. The young woman had been paralyzed since age four and was unable to speak. D Tutewiler investigated and waived his opinion on natural causes.
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Wyoming
Lormance
D. Tutewiler
Indiana Incorporations Compile Mixed Capital Stocks
A scrambled list of Indiana incorporation notices shows varied capital stocks and directors for several firms. Major-Brown Brokerage of Indianapolis lists $1000 capital with Harry R Major and others. Indiana Vending and Haaley Lean Company in Indianapolis report $6000 and $40,000 with named directors. McCully Manufacturing in Townsend echoes $84,000. The Caller Publishing Company in Plament with $10. La Rulle Ol in Geneva reports $350,000. McCardle Grain in Tidhea with $50,000. Thlane-Fairmount in Broomfield with 81.6 percent. The Abstract and Title Gunminter in Evansville at $14,000. Fort Wayne Tran Store in Pere Wayne at $13. The Colored Oil Company in Hartford City also listed with capital stock setting.
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the Caller Publishing Company
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James Hodge
Clyde A. McCardle
Thlane-Fairmount Town Company
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Gunminter Company
Evanaville
Fort Wayne Tran Store Company
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Colored Olt Company
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Pistol Threats as Husband Recovers Room Tragedy Near Miss
Oscar Glover, a Southern railway foreman, found wife with a boarder in their Louisville home and forced a dramatic prayer kneel. His brother and cousin halted a planned double shooting, moments before police arrival. Davis, the boarder, claimed affection drove the confrontation. Glover warned the plan to fire would end in tragedy.
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Gilover
Pyramid Bite Cure Offer Promises Home Treatment
A dubious advertisement touts a "Pyramat" Bite Cure that allegedly cures a feared disease at home. It claims instant relief, no doctors, and privacy, urging readers to mail a request for a free trial package for four cents plus no torture. It emphasizes painless, affordable relief and a rapid cure.
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Pyramat Dreg Co
Marshall
Mick
Hearst Begins Fight For Seat In Brooklyn Mayoral Race
Willian R Hearst launches a legal challenge to Brooklyn election results as lawyers urge a recount to claim a postelection plurality and expose alleged ballot irregularities. Tammany Hall vows to defend McClellan with a forceful legal response while Hearst seeks witnesses and offers rewards for evidence.
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New York
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Breatst
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Creation of Separate Ministry of Commerce and Industry
An imperial decree from Petersburg announces the establishment of a new ministry, separating commerce and industry into distinct governmental branches as part of reforms.
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Petersburg
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Woods ID Quit From State Committee Race
Floyd Woods announces he will not seek re election to the Republican state committee. He has chaired the Seventh district for four years and cites tenure as enough. County Treasurer Oliver Yealey is named as a candidate for the post. Elam Neal, Elayvenwa district chair, declines renomination citing civil service concerns. Wood Wilson of Marion is asked to run to succeed Neal.
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Hell
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Neal
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Higher in Masonry for Charles W Fairbanke
Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanke has received all Masons degrees by petition, completing the thirty second degree in Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masonry. He advanced unusually quickly, with a dispensation for some degrees. At the ceremonial canelation an informal dinner followed, where Mr Fairbanke and Mr Harry Adams spoke briefly.
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Prisoner Shares Cell With Woman In County Jail
In Cleveland on November 1 Sheriff Mulhern placed a woman prisoner in the same jail cell as Mrs. Canale L. Chadwick. Chadwick previously had a separate cell, and the sheriff’s action aims to prevent despondency and show she is treated like other inmates after a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling delayed new trials for the woman.
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Cited States Court of Appeals
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