Who Inquired About Voting Machine Keys
A man called the Marion county auditor’s office Thursday afternoon using Gov J Frank Hanley s name to learn the custody and whereabouts of voting machine keys The call aimed to influence the recount and tally while machines were guarded The auditor will retain keys for 30 days unless a court orders release and the motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Hanley
Marion County
William Patten
Albert Sahm
Gov. Hanly
Indianapolis
Marion
Jesse Owerstreet
Charles A. Korbly
Overstreet
Durbin Mentioned For Indiana Republican State Chair
Ex Governor W T Durbin is prominently named as a potential successor to James P Goodrich as Indiana Republican state chairman amid retirement plans. The party machine is expected to rally behind Durbin to lead the reorganization battle for control, with other candidates also in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Goodrich
Goodrich
W. T. Durbin
Mann
Indiana
Brilliant Mind Clouded as Husband Found in Asylum
A famed scholar, Prof. Mark W. Harrington, long missing since 1899, is identified in Morris Plains Asylum as John Doe No. 8 after a decade without records. His wife, Mrs. Harrington, travels from Garden Avenue, Mours Vernon, to confirm the reunion. The professor’s career spanned the Coast and Geodetic Survey, University of Michigan, Weather Bureau, University of Washington, and varied roles including labor and odd jobs across the country.
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New York
Mark W. Harrington
Morris Plains Asylum
John Doe
Harrington
Trenton
Prof. Harrington
Morris Plains
Raymond Harrington
West
Columbia University
Morris Pilatus Asylum
Young Harrington
Jdlst Street
United States
Sycamore, Ill
Ann_ Arbor
Coast
Louisana
Far Northwest
Death of Hendricks County farmer Garvey at 75
Indianapolis relatives were notified that John Garvey 75 a prosperous farmer near Brownspurg died suddenly of heart disease late Friday night. He was one of the county’s largest landowners and a native of Ireland.
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Indianapolis
John Garvey
Garvey
Brownspurg
Mr. Garvey
Hendricks County
Ireland
City Controller Narrowly Escapes Injury Under Streetcar
George T. Breunig city controller narrowly avoided serious harm Thursday night when a Broad Ripple streetcar passed at Thirteenth street and Central avenue. A projection struck his crutch, knocking it away, but he steadied himself with a cane and did not fall under the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Breunig
Thirteenth Street
Central Avenue
Mr. Breunig
Easy-To-Quit tobacco remedy offers free trial package
A tobacco quit plan branded as Easy-To-Quit claims to end tobacco use by secretly dosing food or drink. The offer from Rogers Drug and Chemical Co of Cincinnati invites readers to mail their name and address for a free trial package, urging mothers and spouses to help loved ones quit. NIH
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Drug and Chemical Co
Fifth and Race Sts
Cincinnati
Ohio
Princess Anna Seeks Separation From De Sagan
London tale says Princess de Sagan formerly Anna Gould of New York has privately asked British courts for a separation from Count Geni de Castellane on grounds of cruelty. Reports claim she wants a divorce after a five month marriage begun in London offices and followed by rapid social presence in Paris and London. A Paris message reports she denied starting a separation suit.
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London
Princess de Sagan
Anna Gould
New York
Count Geni de Castelline
Prince
Carlton
Cantal
France
Countess de Castellane
Sagans
Paris
Funds Needed to Keep the County Going
The county council will meet next Tuesday in special session to provide funds to keep the courts and machinery of county government operating. Previous budget cuts were made without regard to court needs, risking adjournments as stenographers and other essential expenses remain unfunded.
Steel firm to spend 5.5 million on Pittsburg area plants
William Ellis Corey of United States Steel returned from Pittsburg after talks with subsidiary heads. A new wheel plant in the Pittsburg district will cost about 3 million dollars, with 1.5 million for the Schoen pressed steel wheel plant, and about 1 million for enlargements at Homestead mills, totaling 5.5 million.
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Pittsburg
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Corey
Piltsboro
Schoen
United Sates Steel Corporation
Homestead
Homestead Mills
Beauty and Bad Breath Warning and Cure Advertisement
A column argues foul breath harms social acceptance for women more than men and promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure. It claims charcoal lozenges prevent bad breath, advises post meal use, and offers a mail order trial from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan for five cents per box.
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Stuart
America
Canada
F. A. Stuart Co
Two High School Girls Take Poison Pact in Indiana
In Bloomington on November 14 two 16 year old Monta Griffin and 14 year old Lucile Yeo drank carbolic acid at Lucile Yeo's home on Cottage Avenue after fearing placement in a Girls Industrial school for playing hockey. Dr. Turner treated them. Griffin was revived and voiced a preference for death over the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Girls‘ Industrial School
Monta Griffin
Lucile Yeo
Miss Yeo
Alice Yeo
Cottage Avenue
Driven by the Wind and Tossed sermon at Central Christian church
A variety of Sunday services across multiple churches feature sermons by Rev Allan B Philpott, Dr L W Munhall, Dr William Wirthing, and others. Cantata Ruth the Moabitess is performed at Third Christian church with Rev Harry G Hill providing Ruth’s story in a prelude. Additional topics cover The Night of His Betrayal Mist and Is Man at His Best alongside community choir performances and evangelistic services.
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Allan B. Philpott
The
Central
Ruth
Harry G. Hill
Hill
Hurlstone
Roberta Park
Christ
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian Street M. E
Stansfield
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
Home Presbyterian Church
Rader
W. Thirty-first Streets
George Daniel Adamson
Adamson
Young Peoples
Band of Hope
Ladies’ Aid
D. H. Whitham
State demands county bill for clothing costs
Indiana sent Marion County a Friday bill for 6751.24 for clothing furnished to county residents in state institutions. The Central Hospital for the Insane account is 1529.30, the school for the deal 47.85, Indiana Boys' School 3399.87, and Girls Industrial School 1834.22. This is the second such bill Marion must pay this year.
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State of
Indiana
Marion
Central Hospital For the Insane
Marion County Clothing
Marion County
City Cat Club promotes Indianapolis cat show motives
A new Cat Club is organized in Indianapolis with officers elected including President Mrs. Julia S. Conklin and Vice President Mrs. Stuart Dean. The group aims to foster beauty usefulness and intelligence in cats and hopes to hold an annual city show featuring top long and short haired specimens inviting breeders and city lovers to join with limited membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Julia S. Conklin
Westfield
Ind
Stuart Dean
S. C. Rosenberg
Malott Park
Abby M. Clark
Carthage
F. W. Durne
iIndianapolis
Indictment Filed Against Cooper Trio for Carmack Murder
Nashville Tenn November 14 Following the indictment of Col Duncan B Cooper Robin Cooper his son and ex Sheriff John D Sharp charged jointly with the murder of ex United States Senator Carmack strenuous demands were made by citizens to move the prisoners to cells with ordinary inmates It is charged that young Cooper is not in danger from the wound sustained in the pistol fight with Carmack and that he is occupying a hospital ward instead of jail
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Nashville
Tenn
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin Cooper
John D. Sharp
United States
Carmack
Young Cooper
Whit
Senator Carmack
Public Improvement Assessment for Pennsylvania Street Project 1908
On November lth 1908 the city approved an assessment roll for the Pennsylvania Street improvement from Thirty-Second to Thirty-Fourth streets. The work includes grading and paving with creosoted blocks on a 46 foot roadway with a 13 foot parkway, six inch concrete foundation, curbs, parkway sod, intersecting street work, parkway margins, street washers, inlets, galvanized drains, marginal stones, and utility connections to curb lines. Where not installed by property owners.
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Department OF Public” Works
Office of the Board
Majestic Ridg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Catterson
First Alley
Illinois Street
Sixteenth Street
Twenty-First Street
Dickson Street
Market Street
Ohio Street
Raymond Street
North Side
East Street
Applegate Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred Y. Mack
Department OF Public Works
the Board
Majestic Bldz
City of
Pennsylvania Street
Thirty-Second Street
Thirty-Fourth Street
Parkway
Curo
Bonna Avenue
Ritter Avenue
Goode Avenue
Audubon Road
LA Grande Avenue
Pleasant Run Boulevard
Shelby Street
Singleton Street
Plernant Run Benevard
Euclid Avenue
Washington Street
Michigan Street
roperty o_ owners
Bismarck Avenue
Morris Street
Howard Street
Meridian Street
Board of Public Works of Saldrity
Fred J
Mack
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Jamaica
Colombia
Panama Canal
Costa Rica
Steamship Ticket Department
American National Bank
Wuischner-Stewart Music Co
Stewart
A Stewart
News and Star
Wulschner
Cuba
Yucatan
Mexico
Tianapolis
Edward P. C. Longmore
Grays
Browns
Blues
Shortridge
Durbin
Harrison
Princess Anna
DE Sagar
Indiana Industrial School For
Girls’ School
Christian Church
L. W. Munhall
Central Avenue M. BE. Church
William Wirthing
George W. Benton
Shortridge High School
All Souls Sanitarian Church
Holy Spirit
First Presbyterian Church
L. W. Hunhall
Philadelphia
J. F. Rainier
King Avenue M. E
Albert J. Nathan
Africa
First Friends Church
Edwin Ray
CAT Club
Coopers
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Dr. G.G. Satler
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