May Fight on Tariff and Cannon's stand pat plan
Roosevelt contemplates a tariff revision while Speaker Cannon readies to bar tariff changes by loading ways and means with loyalists. Four Republicans Babcock Tawney McCall Payne may join six Democrats to shift control, challenging party unity amid looming congressional action.
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McCall
Payne
SUNS
Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Joe" Cannon
Cannon
Babcock
Wisesn
Tawiey
Minnesota
Massachusetts
New York
Cannenth
Wild eyed youth charged with assault on mother
William Bloomberg, a 4 year old described as insane, was brought to police on a charge of assault and battery against his mother. Patrolman Ford said the youth, usually morose, became enraged Saturday morning, pushing her and causing a stove injury. The family lives at 1 State Street, and Bloomberg has shown no prior violence despite a recent change in behavior.
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William Bloomberg
English
State St
Ford
Bloomberg
Lawson To Face Jury In Higher Court December 4
Thomas W. Lawson, charged with criminal libel by Clarence W. Barron of the Boston News Bureau, waived examination in municipal court. He appeared Saturday, bonded $3,000, and was ordered to reappear in higher court on December 4.
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Clarence W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
Bcripps-M'Ark
Boston
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Wentworth
A Municipal Court
Truilburt
Dee
Pay Up or Jail In contempt Graff faces jail over alimony
Lee Graff a known saloon man was ordered by Superior Court Judge Henry C Allen to pay $44 to his wife and child or face jail for contempt. Graff already owed attorney fees and had missed payments after a divorce. He was fined $10 and given hours to raise the sum, with jail if he failed.
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Lee Graff
Dudge Henry Chiy Allen
Superior Court
Graf
Graff
Allen
Candidates Named for District Chair and Other Races
Dr G B New of Elwood will run against Georer Lilly of Anderson for eighth district chairman. Senator Clarenge Pelzer of Boonville and A J Mason of Rockport enter the first district race against George Cunningham. William Springer of Elizabethtown seeks the senatorial seat from Tecumseh and Bartholomew counties to succeed Senator Newhouse.
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G. B. New, Comer
Elwood
Georer Lilly
Anderson
Clarenge Pelzer
Boonville
A. J. Mason
Rockport
George Cunningham
William Springer
Elizabethtown
Tecatuy
Bartholomew
Newhouss
State Printing Case Heard Over Bid Controversy
William J. Baker & Co. sued Gov J Frank Hanly to force acceptance of Baker’s bid for the State printing contract. The mandamus suit was argued before Judge J M Leathers as Baker’s attorney H Carson defended the state’s right to award to a higher bid. Attorney General Miller argued the state may determine the best responsible bidder. Judge Leathers postponed ruling, with no decision expected for several days.
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William J. Baker & Co
J. Frank Hanly
Baker
J. M. Leathers
Superior Court No. 2
H. Carson
Hanly
Gen. Miller
Boy the Mints
Approves resignation linked to wartime scandal
The assistant secretary of war approved Lieut. G. Portexcoe resignation amid a wartime scandal involving President Roosevelt's distant associate. The fragmentary notice also adverts chemists, fuel suppliers, and cleaning services.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Washington
G. 2
Portexcoe
Roosevelt
Colony Concern Sued Over Receiver Bid in Oklahoma
Luke Wilson sues in Per for court No 2 seeking a receiver for the American Tribune Colony company. He claims a Texas judgment of 208476 remains unpaid and alleges insolvency as the firm plans to lay off a town in Oklahoma. Attorneys Jameson Joss Has and Smith Duncan Hornbrook Smith represent Wilson. PH FitzGerald, president of the company, is noted as a promoter and financier.
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Luke
Wilson
Fort Y
American Tribune New Colony Company
Indianapolis
Jameson, Joss & Has
Smith, Duncan, Hornbrook & Smith
Fitzgerad
Enchanzpatie
Texas
Oklahoma
United States
Dircrby
District of
Colony Company
Sherrick Trial Set For December 14 In State Case
Former state auditor David Sherrick will face trial on December 14. The date was moved from November 2 to accommodate attorney Addison C. Harris. The Wickard case remains postponed until after Sherrick's trial.
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David Sherrick
Des. H
Addison C. Harris
Willard
Wickard
Berry Christ to Face Trial for Edward Cory Death
Berry Christ, a policeman charged with the murder of Edward Cory, an electrical worker, will be tried in December. The case centers on the fatal incident and subsequent legal proceedings.
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Congress
TL Han ‘Ern
Senate
Jrrdge GE
Dev
Plate
Connecticut
Berry Chriat
Edward Cory
Lon Dec
Gang Held for Trial Indictments After Robbery Ring
A Marion county grand jury returned forty one indictments after a session in which 271 witnesses testified. The accused include William Mackey May Armstrong and Annie Burt linked to a fur coats theft from Joseph Rinks cloak house valued at 1200 dollars, fled to Chicago, and are jailed awaiting trial. The raid marked one of the largest theft cases in Marion county history.
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Joseph Rink
Chicago
William Mackey
May Armstrong
Annie Burt
Marion County
Thieven
Revvers
Nanth
Marion
Wife Used Her Fists in Divorce Suit
Thorn ton Williams sues Belle Williams for divorce alleging she assaulted him at home with fists and bites and forced him to flee at night. He claims she refused to dine with him and aimed to eliminate him in the eyes of neighbors. Iceglena Behmitt also seeks divorce from Frank Behmitt, alleging four years of habitual striking and threats of injury.
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Belle
Thornton Williams
Wiliams Alleen
Ray
Bine
Iceglena Behmitt
Frank 2. Behmitt
Edward Neal in town for Marion County police job bid
Edward Everett Neal of Noblesville Republican candidate for clerk of the circuit court traveled in Indianapolis Saturday to meet Marion County police. The dispatch notes the canvassing board will require time to complete the initial vote and the supreme court may order a recount delaying final results until after next voting date.
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Edward Neal
Edward Everett Neal
Noblesvile
Fu. Brome
Indianapotis
Mrrion County
Politiehine
Scripps-S'Hal Press Association
New York
Uogt
Supreme Court
Girl Heroine Saves Lives In Sudbury Fire
Special to the Sun reports a fire at Sudbury building where Maze Robton and others were trapped. Women and girls used wet towels over mouths to stagger toward safety as smoke choked stairs. Miss Ethel Tomm of Lexington led the party to the sidewalk, then perished trying to aid others. Richard Stocker of Xamp and James Guilagner of South Honton aided a rescuer and helped calm terrified girls as several escape attempts were made.
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Maze
Sudbury
Hawking
Athonnte
Aireer
Gropins Lindsy
Misy
Ethel Tonm
Lexington
Mise Ione
Richard Stocker
Sxampwcolt
James Guilagner
South Honton
Mini Toas
Indicted Thieves Named In County Grand Jury List
County grand juries examined all 71 witnesses. Indictments list Edward Brown for stealing an overcoat from the English Woolen Company Andrew Shirley for theft of an overcoat from Leroy Patterson Albert Carroll for stealing $8 from Benjamin Meril Frank Wallace and Ed Whiteford for robbing Maurice Smith James Hawley for embezzling $4 from his employer Marsh Durt Justice Baker for stealing $4 and a shawlton from George Tansley lent Gregory for stealing clothing from Hugh Hanna Charles Towns for stealing from Robert Cook Maward Niemitz accused by Rose Mieler as having stolen 3 brood worth $0 Line Sting for stealing leather from the ending Union Railway George Young for stealing spoons from Latareasit Omer Indictments against Frank Manginag for assaulting Michael Traugott and his wife Morris Jones for indecent conduct William Tucker for carrying concealed weapons William Epestman for assault and battery on John Btarka Row Pitnos $1 and up wulechneee nia ken your horse Janes Guatlcss osia coal $207 per ton good watch...
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Edward Brown
Andrew Shirley
Charaed
Leroy Patterpon
Albert Carroll
Allegret
Benjamin Meril
Frank Wallace
Ed Whiteford
Maurice Smith
James Hawley
Marsh Durt
Just2 Baker
George
Charee
Michael Traugett
Hie
Morris Jones
Wiliam Tucker
William Epestman
John Btarka
Woman testifies on street assault and harassment
A 16 year old girl testified in police court that John Haley followed her to Virginia Avenue, tore her sleeve, and made repeated attempts to engage her in conversation while she walked home. The police court judge ordered probation costs and 30 days in the workhouse for the offender.
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Fale Pitcher
Gitt
John Haley
Dees
Virginia Ave
Buchanan Sr
Philip Wilkison
Hatley
Perwis
Laley Na Barber
Funds for Jews Ecripps M Raae Prese Association
New York November report shows total contributions forwarded to victims of the attack on Hebrews in Marsis amounting to 59.57.41. Local Jewish community committ ee organized collection and relief efforts for those affected.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Prese Association
New York
Marsis
Haugh Guilty Verdict From Coroner Report
Coroner Kline of Daeton conveys a verdict finding Dr Oliver O Haugh guilty of murdering his father mother and brother in a Montgomery county case. The report notes officials faced a criminal with conning and dundish desires. Witness Jesse McClelland described visible bodies through the burning cottage and mutilations.
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Scripps-M' Ral Press Association
Daeton. O
Kline
Bacarday
Oliver
Haugh
Montgomery County
Mline
Jesse McClelland
Chambersburg
SteClelland
Death mystery surrounds Mrs Crawford linked to Susan Geary case
Boston dated report states Mrs Rose Crawford wife of Lan Crawford died while under medical care after an alleged illegal operation. Dr Chadwick testified the operation was for peritonitis. Prosecutors ordered medical exam. William Hunt and Lougia Crawford pleaded not guilty to charges tied to Geary death and were held on $250 bonds.
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Scripps-Acrae Press Associa
Boston
Mass
Nmeil
Real Examiner West
Rose Crawford
Ilan Bishop
Lani Crawford
Susan Geary
Cas Vietins
Crawford
Tnis
Mitchell
Dry West
Chadwick
Waltham
Physielan
Wiliam L. Hunt
Lougia Crawtor
New York
Misa Geary
Woman Opens Brokerage Offer Business After Marriage
Mrs Carlotte Thompson Brown of Walnut Hill starts a brokerage offer amid housekeeping fatigue. Formerly a local bank cashier, she now runs a small venture as her husband Ho Brown supervises a Petron manufacturing branch. The couple frames wealth as transient and seeks contentment.
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Cincinnately
Housekeeping
Carl Otte Thompson Brown
Walnut Hill
Bualicas
Brown
Loral
Hoa. Brown
Petron
Twice as Cold as Two Degrees Above Zero Debate
A reader asks how cold it must be to be twice as cold as two degrees above zero. Journalists and readers debate the thermometer puzzle, with editors offering various solutions and calculating from Fahrenheit zero. Responses range from four below to zero, using different logic on doubling the temperature above zero.
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Kamen
Talbott
T. D
J. F. Samuels
William Graham
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