Delays in Indiana election returns spark calls for investigation
Indiana readers react as the state faces a contested election with reports of delays and erroneous tallies. Officials note shifts in office holds, with Republican gains in attorney general and superintendent races while Democratic candidates lose ground. Governor-elect Marshall will appoint key state posts and oversee bipartisan boards to avoid politicized administration.
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Indiana
Secretary of State
James Bingham
Walter J. Lotz
Bingham
Supreme Court
Watson
Prohibition
Chenoweth
Socialist
Catshaw
People's
Lenz
Socialist Labor
McKee
Indee
Supreme
Peetz
Kelleher
Myers
Larry
David Meyers
Pendence
Capitol Building
Capitol
Robert J. Aley
Rev G B Adamson to Preach at Sixth Presbyterias Church
Reverend G B Adamson Ph D pastor of Home Presbyterian church will preach at Sixth Presbyterian church Wednesday opinions notes indicate a guest sermon by the clergyman.
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Adamson
Grurgh
G.B. Adamson
Home Presbyterian Church
Carmack slain in street duel in Tennessee
Nashville report confirms former United States Senator Edward W. Carmack was shot three times and killed in a three cornered street duel with Col Duncan B. Cooper and his son Robin Cooper on Seventh Avenue near Polk flats. Robin Cooper wounded in arm. Carmack died in the gutter. Eyewitness Mrs Eastman described rapid shots and Carmack’s last words.
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Nashville
Tenn
United States
Edward W. Carmack
Robin Cooper
Col
Duncan B. Cooper
Sena
Col. Cooper
Tennesseean
Carmack
Senator Carmack
Charles H. Eastman
Cooper
Mr. Carmack
Mrs. Eastman
Harum Quotation Used In Hoe Trial At Superior Court
Judge McCullough used David Harum to explain a buyer’s duty in a horse case. Henry P Haas sues Indianapolis Horse Sale Co and others for 17000 after purchasing a banned race horse for track use. Trial in Superior Court No 32 extended over two days.
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David Harum
J. &. McCullough
Superior Court No 32
Henry P. Haas
McCullough
Ir. Haas
Haas
Dei
Hass
Indianapolis Horse Sale Company
Latrobe Murder Charge Tied To Navy Man
In Latrobe Pennsylvania Tony Percey a Navy man was shot to death after allegedly entering the home of James Silvester and threatening his life. Silvester is in custody on a murder charge.
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Latrobe
Navy
Tony Percey
James Silvester
Silvester
Percey
Menzies Tops Indiana Democrats Aspirants for Senate Seat
Indiana Democrats name Major G W Menzies as a possible candidate to succeed James A Hemenway in the U S Senate. John W Kern, John K Lamb, Thomas Taggart and L Ert Slack also receive strong mentions as caucus contenders amid Republican hopes to influence the choice.
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G. W. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
United States
Indiana
Major Menzies
Democratic Legislative Caucus
James A. Hemenway
John K. Lamb
Bryan
Thomas Taggart
Democratic Party
L. Ert Slack
Prosecutor Cites New Testimony in Gunness Case
In LaPorte Indiana prosecutor asserts Nina Billings will testify to a crucial conversation with Ray Lamphere alleging Gunness feared him and that he could extract money. The witness supports Bessie Wallace testimony, strengthening the state's circumstantial case in the murder of Bella Gunness and her children.
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Laporte
Ind
Ray Lamphere
Bella Gunness
Nina Billings
Lamphere
Miss Billings
Bessie Wallace
Michigan City
iWallace
Smith
Postmaster in Seattle Removed for Campaign Solicitation
Washington November 10. President Roosevelt removed Postmaster George M. Stewart of Seattle for soliciting campaign contributions from his subordinates. The action follows ongoing political pressure and standard government ethics measures.
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Washington
George M. Stewart
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt
Rioting Flares At Reichstag Opening In Berlin
Berlin Nov 10 rioting marked the opening of the Reichstag as deputies arrived amid intense excitement over Count Von Buelow interpellation and the Emperor William interview. Police used force to control clashes at the assembly hall entrances.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Count von Buelow
Emperor William
Gay White Way Lures Wife Says Augband
Ray Langston testifies his wife Glenna Langston spends their earnings on public dances and the great white way. He claims she sold furniture and used funds for entertainment and other men, while neglecting home. Married 1906 separated November 2, 18S with stated intent to have a good time.
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Ray Langston
Glenna Langston
Directoire hats set tone for spring headgear
New York milliner predicts the directoire hat as the season’s top spring style. Styles will feature a wide fishing brim with a low crown and curved lines. Floral trims will be most popular, signaling guiding trends for women’s hat fashion.
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New York
Thieves Loot Vacant Homes for Plumbing Fixtures
Burglars entered vacant houses at addresses 60 and 61 and 623 N Senate Ave and stole plumbing fixtures. They burglarized Mrs Eat Rick Haley at 519 Blake St taking two overcoats. Mrs Sarah Stricker at 1510 N Senate Ave was accessed through a back window. Tar tickets and money were missed.
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Senate Avenue
Eatrick Haley
Blake Street
Sarah Stricker
Editor Dr. David D. Thompson Killed in Auto Crash
Dr. David D. Thompson editor of Northwestern Christian Advocate died after being struck by an automobile in St. Louis Missouri. The incident occurred as Thompson stepped from the curb during rain and slippery streets. Driver Frank White reported seeing him too late to avoid the impact. Thompson had recently attended a Methodist conference and had been in Indianapolis for Freedmen Aid board meetings.
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ST. Louis
David Decamp Thompson
Chicago
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Frank White
White
Thompson
Dr. Thompson
Indianapolis
The
Freedmen Aid Society
Denison Hotel
Tragedy as Bryan Backer Shoots Self After Gambles Loss
Otto Jaeger 3, a stock buyer and butcher, shot himself at the junction station of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati interurban line in Norwood after losing about 200. Despondent over the gambling loss, he expressed intent to quit gambling and died soon after at City Hospital. He lived with P. C. Evans and belonged to Red Men's lodge and the Butchers' association.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Norwood
Jaeger
Ed Moore
Moore
City Hospital
Huw
P. C. Evans
Sherman Drive
Southeastern Avenue
Red Men's Lodge
The
Butchers’ Association
Judge-Elect Serves as Pro Tem in Superior Court
Judge Pliny W. Bartholomew sat on the bench in superior court No. 5 Tuesday replacing Judge Hanna as judge pro tem. The newly elected Democrat began hearings in his temporary assignment and used the allotted courtroom space as he sat in place of the regular judge.
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Pliny W. Bartholomew
Superior Court No. 5
Hanna
Woman with dynamite raids bank extortion bid in Denver
A woman armed with two sticks of dynamite attempted to extort 100000 dollars from Mrs. Genevieve Chandler Phipps at a Denver bank on Seventeenth Street. The blast failed to detonate, saving lives. She gave the name Mrs. H. C. Cones and claimed no memory of the incident.
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Genevieve Chandler Phipps
Wa. C. Phipps
Seventeenth
Stout Streets
H. C. Cones
Pretty Wise Denies Wild Ways in Divorce Case
Luia Burtt seeks a divorce from George W. Burtt in circuit court. She testifies of abuse while counter allegations come from Jesse Burtt and Mrs Jesse Burtt. Witnesses claim she was out all night with a police officer and frequented Brookside Bar. she labels the wild stories as falsehoods and cites hospital treatment after alleged attacks.
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Luia Burtt
George W. Burtt
Jesse Burtt
Brookside
Negro vindicated of bad charge in indecency case
George Reed a Black neighborhood resident and property owner was found not guilty of indecency by Judge Pritchard after a trial that included testimony from a 9 year old accuser and corroboration from Earl Blackman with supportive character witnesses from Kenwood and Capitol avenues. Reed testified in his own defense.
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George Reed
Pritchard
Louise Krum
Reed
Earl Blackman
Kenwood Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Pennsylvania Steel Receives 25000 Ton Rails Order
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania Steel has secured an order for twenty five thousand tons of rails from the Atlantic Coast Line. Maryland Steel at Sparrows Point will roll the rails.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrows Point
Battleship North Dakota Launched in Quincy
Quincys harbor witnessed the launch of the battleship North Dakota with Governor Burke of North Dakota and other dignitaries attending. In Nashville a grand jury will probe the Carmack killing by Robin J. Cooper, while Friedrikshafen reports Count Zeppeli and Emperor William arriving after a brief port call.
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Quincy
Mass
North Dakota
Burke
Nashville
Tenn
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