Strike Threat Looms as Lake Erie & Western Men Protest Wages
About 20 delegates from Lake Erie & Western lines met in Tipton after two days of talks to press for higher pay, citing the Big Four in wage comparisons. General manager Bradbury disputed the demand, saying no formal request had been made and that wages would align with regional averages, while noting delays in filling orders and ongoing agitation among crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Tsme
Lake Erie
Lake Hie
Bredbury
Sun
Thursay
Bie Fours
Msa On & Cartain
Iksmo
Bradbarp
Lake Enis
EKO
BKG
Oue
Tae
Passanger
Fraight
Freigst
Geo
K. Gisss
Lefayotte
Frank Finch
Lima
Walter Wilson
Peru
B. Biontague
Limca
A. J. Fogerty
Dno
D. Weighs
Heffern
tisAtss
C. VT. Darvia
Las Fayotis
Chas. Conklin
Fr. Wayne
I. 5
Beam
F. LaBostes
Bui
Pauline Hall opera in London crowds hailed
Fragmented note mentions Pauline Hall and Miss Hall starring to full houses while Paulzme and other names appear. References to London circus, court, and stock market hints appear amid杂 noise.
Sinners Parade Arrest Highlights Early City Court
Burt Black, a colored boy, was arraigned after nailing a horse and carriage theft. case set for Nov 21. Christian Waterman faced charges for stealing 12 pairs of shoes from Andrew Kroblein but was discharged for lack of sufficient evidence. Harry Wilson, partner in thefts, attempted highway robbery with a weapon. he also faces Nov 21. Jobe Cunningham and Jobe Perry were involved in a jaw dislocation incident with Farrell. both were fined one dollar and costs.
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Dreas
Burt Black
John Plumb
Christian Waterman
Andrew Kroblein
Arry Wilson
Triad
Hontise
Wilson Si Cnce
Asives
Gan
Jobe Cunningham
Joan Barey
Jobe Perry Tiga
Farrell
Johns
Costa
Broad Ripple Rapid Transit Extension Granted Four Months
County commissioners met Thursday to hear a petition by Ta Giananola and Broad Ripple Rapid Transit for time extension to begin a road project from Indianapolis to Broad Ripple. The Sugar Creek gravel road acquisition by Citizens’ Stead held up surveying along Sugar Creek road east side, delaying the project. The board granted a four month extension to complete the extension of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta- Giananola
Broad Ripple Rapid Transit Company
Tima
Nilianapolia
Etead
Eax Oom
Hm Sun
Broad Ripnia Company
Gugar Creek
Flour City Bank Clerk Vanishes After Express Shipment
N. ., Nov. 20. J. B. A. Marts, once a clerk at Flour City Bank, reportedly wired the National Bank of Commerce in New York City to send $25,000 in bills. The shipment arrived Wednesday morning, but Marts, who was present at the express office to sign for the packages, disappeared afterward. Police are investigating the banking and embezzlement angle.
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Kmektew
Rochesler
fSpi
J—B. A
Cfnita
Tyne
Pittsburg
Stardisg Rosk
Mir. McPadden
Ava
Curiaco
Mandsa
Miles
B.C
Estes Troons
Enea
Beees and Sweeney oath. retirees and legal notices
Odd mix of local items: Andrew Sweeney takes oath of office as clerk. Leonard Kinner of Port Wayne fined $10 plus costs by U S court for alleged revenue law violation. Republican committees in suspension at Denison discuss leadership and McKinnesism. Requisition from Illinois for Helen Hogers linked to a prior charge in Berre Hauis. Bali-plees Methodist church debates admitting women delegates. other city churches to vote. Public reactions to fires and law adherence discussed by locals. Weather and Indiana winter attitudes noted. optimism for an early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sweeney
Oiita
Clert
Gi Supreme Court
Noble
Leonard Kinner
Port Wayne
U.S. Court
Ravenue
Tas Denison
Bates
Illinois
Helen Hogers
Silas Vera Teyier
Berre Hauis
Chisago
Bali-plees
Shea
Grandmie
Tuey A. Rogers
Sarah Thornton
California Hotel
W. RB. Shielde
Serah
Lucy
Wedree
Alfore
Saisi¢s
Indiana
Fragmentary Classified Bits From The Local Page
The text shows partial classifieds for liners, room rentals, and help wanted entries. It mentions free liners and tent rooms, with unclear dates and genders, scattered within a damaged readable fragment.
HITCHED UP THE OXEN The Pump Hinge Were Sold and Phen Began
A wild rural wedding tale unfolds as Arthur Boyd and Alice Srar drive to town with an ox cart loaded with pumpkins. The scene blurs into a drunken spree, arrests, and a mercy plea from a farmer father to keep the couple out of the workhouse, ending with a tearful farewell.
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Alex
Arthur Boyd
Alice Srar
Dobn Lyne
Yom Ei
Clinton County
Old Wa
Eli Slrawa
Alice
Sionday
Morelogaley
Warkot
Arthur
Ense
Este
Steliyer
Aidler
Sergi
He Kinney
Oscar Sia
Brindle
Hum
Eschanera
Costa
Tom
Allie
Arthur Pace
Swat
Telore
Fresh forzign placts4 and world events blur in brief
Fragmented OCR notes report secret Swiss outbreak, Balfour speech in London, tariff talks between Germany and Austria, London strike threats by 1000 workers, Dutch duchess income, death of Lady Rosebery, bomb arrests in Paris, Arab levies in the Middle East, a Galfasi arrest, Lord Coleridge returning to duty, Madrid student riots, a royal wedding for Princess Victoria and Adolph of Schaumberg Lipps, Prof Koch honored, a Georgia man killed in Mandaras revolution, and Brazil’s assembly extending provisional power until a new constitution is voted.
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Switzerland
Balfour
London
Germany
Austria
Duchess of Marlborough
Rosebary
Lord Rozabary
Wattesday
Paris
Ioreecco
Galfasi
Cny
Coleridge
Madrid
Polies
Victoria
Pragala
Smapstor
Adolph of Schaumberg Lipps
Constitutional Assembly
One Battle Fought Between Sioux and Settlers Scene
In Rushville and Pine Ridge country refugees poured into towns as fighting ignited tensions between Sioux bands and settlers. Reports from Agent Rovr describe clashes that left many dead or wounded while thousands seek safety. Local officials acknowledge uncertainty and fear of further outbreaks as tribes debate peaceful options amid mounting hostilities.
Bank remains solvent as deposits paid in full
New York reports a running bank continuing operations with deposits being paid promptly. bank officials insist sufficient funds are available to satisfy all depositors. Separately in Chicago, two business failures are noted with losses of 40,000 each.
Bon-Bon Chocolates Ad With Debenture Offer
Advertisement notes preferred investment terms for Anveatment im Emalaine with sixty cents monthly maturity of $100 at January and July dividends on ten percent debenture stock. Mentions loans at six percent and lists C. W. Pailios as resident manager at 838 East Market.
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C. W. Pailios
Pretty but Naughty a Drummer Suspected of Helmy
Canton dispatch reports Mrs. W. W. Forney wife of ex Postmaster Forney of Letonia has vanished. Authorities suspect she fled to Indianapolis after dining with a drummer at a local hotel and claiming to be his wife. It is believed she may be joining her lover in Cincinnati before heading to Indianapolis.
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Canton
W. W. Forney
Forney
Letonia
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Citizens balk at town hall exit expansion in Harrison Ohio
In Harrison Ohio on November 29, residents urged a council to increase the exit capacity of the town hall. The building committee faced resistance from citizens and a local druggist publicly opposed further construction amid concerns of cost and safety under Ohio constitutional provisions. The agitation waned after partial improvements and staged demonstrations, with no consensus reached.
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Harrison
Tcal
Barrow
Cline
Harrison News
Namady
Darwin
Drurtgiet
Deller
Ead
Comsiderabous
Avery
Esveral
Tolava
Thaly Parcon
Isida
Assassination Suspected in Paris General Wounding
In Paris on an unspecified May date General Seliverskefpera was wounded by a bullet during an incident involving a stranger and Gallug. The attack left the general unconscious and police debate whether it was murder or suicide as officers investigate possible identity links and promises of witness testimony surface.
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Rimi Bint Assessi
Paris
Seliverskefpera
Gallug
Aed Geparred
Essa
Saicna
Murfer
Qaiet Bes
Basa
Somedeys Dinca i. Barack
Rue Royale
Podeszy
Fhiaman
Genaral
Selverskoff
Podosky
Local Forecasts Show Warmer Air in Indianapolis Area
A local forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for fair skies and warmer temperatures during the hours ending at 3 a m on November 1. After a cool start, readings rise with gentle winds and improved air warmth.
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Ugcsitrex
Ingfisna
Indianapolis
Sanitary officer resigns to join private firm
Mmougias Senitary officer 4 i. Thomas will resign to the board of health Shuredey afternoon to take effect at once. He desires no further positions and cites political influence. He will take a position with A. B. Mes Co.
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I. Thomas Will Hane
Board of Health
Heersys
Notable Accidents and Crimes Span Several Cities
A chaotic OCR report lists violent incidents and accidents across multiple locales. Joe Bord of Kansas City attempted to kill his wife and child by pushing them from a precipice before shooting himself. Venice Malia injured in a heater fall at Carbendale academy in Scranton. John Fisher of St. Louis attacked a woman, then dumped hot coals on his back. Laborers Hugh Mergen and Peter Manion at St. Blark's church building site in Cleveland were crushed. Grand Trunk passenger Wr. Robinson was killed near L2peer, Mick. Paul Gill and wife moved to FiLander Brown’s home in Montrosa where Bill, a spiritualist, claimed spirits commanded them to stay.
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North
Braddosk
Joe Bord
Kansas City
Venice
Malia
Attrasa
May Davanport
Fies
Carbendale
Academy
Scranton
Joln Fishey
St. Loui
Will Tis
Hugh Mergen
Pater Manion
Laborere
Cleveland
Nndaez & Sone
St. Blark’s Church
Wr. Robinson
Grand Trank Railway
L2- Peer
Mick
Paul Gill
Tona
Fiilander Brown
Montrosa
Pand
Bill
Spirita
Browa
Case to recover $11880 found by workman in old building
New York November 20. A unique supreme court case will be heard Thursday to recover 11880 dollars in silver certificates found by mason Peter Lesener in a bag inside an old building at Fifty fifth Street and Third Avenue. The money was taken by the foreman Geant and given to contractor C Weber, who refuses to surrender it. Lesener, represented by August P Wagener, sues for recovery.
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New_ York
Supreme Court
Fifty-fifth-st
Third-ave
Peter Lesener
Pizsteava
C. Weber
I, Highteenthat
Lassner
Lesener
Peter
Hara
Farsman
Leesner
Sensational suit in Philadelphia brokerage case shocks city
Nov 20 report details J O Crislip versus Woods a prominent Philadelphia figure and ex Supreme Court trustee. The suit seeks damages of 20000 alleging long running intimacy, with Woods accused of endangering Crislip’s wife. Crislip’s wife is described as a West Virginia Baptist preacher’s daughter. Coroner Hankey and others comment on the case and threats. Police, including Chief Spilan, pursue a grisly city-wide assault inquiry involving a missing child Pearl Wigigaturas, with few clues and uncertainty over the suspect’s race. Court events and local officials shift as new coroner and deputies are named.
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Alveiin
Finia Cenis
Phrillipe
Cnse
Orislip
Phillini
Woods
Samuel Woods
State Informatory
Crislip
Shandsome
West Virginia
Vielip
Woods Wil
Cass
Chisf Srlan
Sanday
Spilan
Sieja
Az Ustal
Monsier
Flower mission stalls draw crowds Wednesday night
Tie Leow ose AGisskaste The Flower mission hosts a busy Wednesday night with booth attractions and fine dell displays. The lunch service runs 12 to 2 daily, Zumpie's orchestra performs in the evening, and Stamreck quartet plans a Saturday program of fluttering melodies.
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Flower Mission
Epi Zumpie
Stamreck
Stage Critique and Next Week at the Grand
Critic rails at a flawed production starring Shuseheants and ExGusn Donnelly with weak dialogue and a sensational final disguise. Upcoming bills include Richard Mansfield in Beau Brummell at the Grand and Frohman's company with Prings and Peupar, plus Bob Gaylord's Irish Arab at Bomsh's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mansfield
Farmers Alliance session at state house ends in secrecy
The State Farmers' alliance held a two day session at the state house with about 100 attendees. A lobby committee and a legislative demands committee were appointed to push for farmer priorities. The afternoon was closed to reporters as the alliance went into secret session amid tense talk of political realignment and unity across farmer groups.
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State House
Booeier
Sullivan
Eli Hudeon
Esseretary
Eaarch
Papar
Ha Baia
Tata
Curesivaz
Hiltche
Beard of Agriculture
Tedey
Hores-Thief Catchers
Parmere
Alliance
Bioya
Saids
Farmer
Iting
Sf8
Knoxville Mystery In West Knoxville Land Suit
Knoxville court hears a case over a claim to a $500,000 land parcel in West Knoxville. The plaintiff alleges misappropriation of property deeds while she was a minor. Proceedings concern recovery and title rights amid a grand suburban dispute.
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Knoxville
Tann
West Knoxvilla
Shislas
Pettit Found Guilty in First Degree Murder Verdict
The jury in the Patil murder trial found Fred Pettit guilty of first degree murder. The crowded courtroom showed emotion as the foreman read the verdict amid heavy silence. Pettit faced imprisonment in the penitentiary. tears appeared, but he maintained bravado. Hood's Sarsaparilla ads appear at the story’s end.
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Crawfordsville
Fad
Patil
Pettit
Fred Pettit
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