Walling asserts Russians plan war and peasants arm
William H English Walling and bride Anne Strunsky say Russian peasants prepare to strike a death blow on government as revolutionists arm them. They discuss peasant anger, czar opposition, gun smuggling, and growing revolutionary movements across Russian villages and districts amid financial support from France and Germany.
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New York
Wiliam English
Walling
Chicago
Branduon
William We Engteh
Indianapolis
Terabure
Ming Anne Strunsky
Club A
San Francisco
Paris
Russia
Almply Puner- Hola
Xald Walling
Occar
St. Petersburg
France
Germany
Vilingen
Petersburg
Biberia
Revolution in the Baltic woods spawns guerrilla network
Reports describe 5000 guerrilla fighters in the Baltic provinces forming “Forest Brothers” leagues. Peasants and railway workers unite to prepare a sweeping railway strike and guerrilla actions to dismantle government efforts, with plans to hide railway men to avoid government troops.
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Baltic
Foreat
Noul
Selentiie
Rockefeller Aid Noted in New York Republican Fund
Albany November report shows the New York Republican county committees receiving a total of 110,113.74 with 6,581 left. Major donors include J P Morgan George W Porkine and John D Rockefeller who contributed 200. The fund expended 105,722.70 in state campaigns and itemized expenditures were filed with the secretary of state.
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New York Committee
Scrippa-McRae Preay Association
Albany
New York
Commissioner Green Exposes Civil Service Graft Patterns
In New Haven Conn Nov the Civil Service Commission faced reform talk as H F Green outlined efforts to curb political graft. He cited prosecutions of assessors and collectors, lauded merit systems, and warned of debts of gratitude to political leaders driving inevitable contributions to party treasuries. Green also criticized using mail for political assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps McHoe Preae Association
New Maven
Conn
Civil Service Commission
CIVH
H. F. Greene
Green
Marahal Fagin
J. Green
Icatoeir
Beveridge Meat Bill Aims New Label on Canned Meat
Senator Beveridge of Indiana plans a fresh measure in the coming session to fund meat inspection by Packers and require the inspection fee to be shown on every can label. The move follows a recent expansion of enforcement, with Congress debating who bears the cost and how quickly the program will be automated for revenue. The fight is expected to unfold mainly in the Senate, then return to the House, with March 4 marking a deadline for final action.
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Sun
Washington
Congress
Beveridge
Tyree
Lkely
Secretary of Agriculture
Heverldpe
Civisimax
Capitol Hill
J Beveridge
House
Senate
Lnw
Inspection Service
Una
Congess
McCullough Named Chief Deputy Prosecutor Under Hooton
An authoritative report states Jnince E B McCullough will be appointed chief deputy prosecutor under Eliott R Hooton. McCullough rose to prominence two years ago as the Democratic nominee for county prosecutor against C P Benedist and drew further attention as leading a trial judge in the David E Sherrick case last March. He opened the Democratic campaign and is described as a staunch partisan. His selection is viewed as central to sweeping reforms Judge Alford has demanded in county affairs and is said to please Judge Alford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnince
EB. McCullough
Eliott R. Hooton
McCullough
C. P. Benedist
David E. Sherrick
Democratic Cimpatan
Aleord Haa
Alford
Late local news items from a busy Tuesday
A federal grand jury will likely wrap up by Thursday. Alaska governor Hoggate visited Bar J. rink Hanly en route to Washington. Marry GC Poindexter appointed police judge at Jeffersonville to replace Abram Schwanninger. Hersh Harte discharged in grand larceny case. larceny not proven. Indiana Railroad Commission examined wreck at Valparaiso. Joe Vol and Ned Martin to grand jury after a shooting insult incident. Trustees toured Southeastern Hospital for the Insane. state institutions inquiry continues. Lewis By Prim seeks $3000 from Gravel Chemical for vitriol burn damage.
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Federal Grand Jury
Rexport
Hoggate
Alaska
Offic of
Bar
Harte
Breln
Indiana
Valparaiso
Westin
Joe Vol
Ned Martin
Grand Jury
Marty
Polk
Henrietta
Martin Beare
Henritta
Martin
Legislative
Deadmnon
Bad Water Used in Many Cities Across State
State Board of Health annual report highlights widespread drinking water contamination. Of 146 public supplies, 74 rated good, 8 bad, 23 doubtful. private wells show 226 pure, 202 bad, 54 doubtful. Cisterns condemned as unsanitary. only 12 of 27 cistern samples potable. Rivers, springs, and wells all tied to pollution. White River designated a sewer.
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State Board of Health
Ning Amol
White River
Walla
Willaa
I Bara
TROUBLES OF THE AD MAN AND JOSEPH BARTON ADDRESS
Joseph Barton spoke to the Adscript club on Monday night offering guidance on avoiding worry and hurry. A noted line warned that something always goes wrong, urging calm over frantic nerves. The Sun’s reader service invites help with tea related issues over a three day period.
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Joseph Barton
Advien
Barton
Train wrecking indictments issued in Peteburgh Ind
Grand jury returns indictments against Charles Irwin and William Auberry for planning and carrying out a train wreck on July 12 aboard a Southern railroad freight. Victims included Motoy Capehart brakeman John Fau bing and a mechanic named Moock. Indictments claim the pair wrecked the train to "get even" with the railroad company for alleged mistreatment.
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Scripps-McRac Prene Associat
Peteerbhurg
Ind
Chirles Irwin
Wilain Aubetey
Trom
Tmerder
Matoy Capehart
John Faubing
Moock
Irwin
Auberry
Southern Railroad Company
Insane man Christner taken to police station in West Virginia
John Conemer an insane man was taken to a small mining town in West Virginia by Patrolman Green Hagerman. Christner was placed under police care after claiming he was pursued by a mob. Town officials and doctors debated placement as his fate remained unsettled. West Virginia connections sought relatives for guidance and transportation. John Hanan was appointed to the Eastern Hospital for the Insane board to replace C. Metuls lough.
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John Conemer
West, Virginia
Green Hagerman
Christner
Thatcher
EB. EB. Hodgin
West
West Virginia
John Hanan
Pagrange
Gev
J. Frank Hanty
The
Eastern Hospital For the Insane
C. K. Metulslough
Anderson
Honan
Election of Grant Encampment officers reported
The Grant Encampment 1, O. O. P. elected W. Fr. Taber of Terre Haute grand junior warden on the first ballot and named Akins, Helm, McBehehy, Leeds, Wallick, Jang, and others to high offices. J. M. Baker and J. Frank Mann declined nomination for grand representative in favor of John B. Cockrum. Department Council elected Gen. J. Bedine president and Gen. E. Beauchamp vice president. Col. J. C. Clark treasurer. Rev. C. G. Tivdson chaplain. Capt. D. Gunder aid. Capt. H. A. Moorman sentinel. Capt. J. Farrell picket.
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Lemansport
W. H. Leeds
Indianapolis
James 2M
Jang
Bullivan
John Wallick
Indiana
Sovereign Grand Tie
Sovereign Grand, Lodge
Cockrum
Mick's Hall
Milnejs and
Thirteth
Whitewater Jodge
Richmond
Tomlinson Hall
Mapleton
Tinecoin Lodge Hall
Ilnols
Shelby Jodge
Department Council
J.B. Bédine
Indianapolia
E. R. Beauchamp
Terre Haute
Cletire
J. C. Clark
Noblesville
CG. G. Tivdson
Anderson
Aid
Daniel Gunder
Marion
Sentinel
H. A. Moorman
Winchester
Picket
Farrell
Hartford City
Election Commission
W. H. Lee
BE. R. Perrin
South Hend
Bodine
Fragmented OCR News Item on Planes and Names
Fragmented text mentions planes, operators, and recurring garbled phrases. Includes phrases like National Restaurant and Circle with unclear context. Names such as LAUNCEY and Famiy appear amid unreadable segments.
Panama Canal Jobs Warn of Hard Labor In Zone
A letter from C. B. Jacobs, once of 91 E Eleventh, now in Empire Panama Canal Zone, warns workers of Panama that eight hours a day is not reliable. Expect 10 to 12 hour days with pay only for eight, no overtime. Climate, rain, crowded quarters, bad meals, and oppressive officers loom large. The writer notes racial bias and fines for infractions, urging caution for canalline employment seekers.
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Jacobs
Empire
Canal Zone
Panama
Mme. Conk
Tsay
Chicago man uses two shots to kill wife then self
James Seatchfett, 73, a former teaming contractor, fired twice at his wife in a confectionery store street confrontation, forcing her to flee. He then shot himself in the temple, ending the deadly incident in Chicago.
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Hertppe-MoRse Press
Ssociaton
Chicago
James Seatchfett
Auleide
President Roosevelt to Visit Ponce Tomorrow
San Juan reports Nav. Gov. Wintheop and several prominent citizens accompany the president to Ponce for his arrival tomorrow. Extraordinary precautions are being taken to assure the president's safety during the island tour.
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aerippr-McNae I
San Juan
Por
Wintheop
Ponce
Roosevelt
Man's Close Call At Electric Wire Near Frankfort
John Bounell, a Haemadon, narrowly escaped death after grasping a high tension 4709 wire near Frankfort in Lebanon Indiana. Believing the current off, he received a severe jolt that passed through his body. His fellow workers thought him dead and lowered him to the ground. He later regained consciousness though his head and left leg were badly burned.
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Sun
Lebanon
Ind
John Bounell
Prankfort
Rownell
Pratt heir wins suit over heiress for large settlement
In Albany today the highest court affirmed that Hannah Bilas, described as the colored paramour of John Pratt, retains $634,829 obtained from the Pratt estate during prosperous times. The appellate decision stands as law in the supreme court.
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Bertppe McRae
Albany
N.Y
Hannah Bilas
John 2. Pratt
Supreme Court
Stiletto Attack Sparks Arrest After Saloon Clash
In Waughville Monday afternoon the Italian Stiletto waved on high and saved Pred Diener from being stabbed by Jimmie Bayes after an Itaj an claim of assault on Bayes’ father. Diener calls it mistaken identity while the Italian sought revenge. Detectives Kurts and Dugan, on a Danville interurban car, witnessed the men running and led to the Italian’s arrest.
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Diener
Jimmie Bayes
Salnon
Waughville
Kurts
Dugan
Danville
Four Hurt As Fire Ravages Hotel Barnes Building
A Chicago blaze at the Hotel Barnes destroyed the 12 and 14 Ny Canat al manufacturing building, injuring four guests and trapping many others in dense smoke. The fire caused an estimated loss of 160,000. Authorities reported a panic as guests fled the all-story structure.
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MoHse Freas Association
Chicago
Barnes
Ny Canatal
Investigating Woodville Wreck Kills Report Entered
Special to The Swe from Valparaiso Indiana reports coroner Carson began an afternoon investigation into the Woodville wreck that week in which several people were killed. The notice mentions local ads for cigars, rugs and carpets and rooms for rent with charges and warrants.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Carson
Woodville
Nergona
Billheimer to become state auditor with deputy and staff changes
Jown C. Billheimer will assume the duties of the state auditor office next week. Jonn E. Heed will be his deputy, Joan D. Williams of Bedford will be settlement clerk, dotn Ashby of Logansport will be best clerk, Janes R Henry will be rank examiner. Only Mendenhall, land clerk, leaves the office. other veterans retain posts.
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Jown C. Billheimer
Faturday
Next See
Jonn E. Heed
Joan D. Williams
Bedford
Dotn Ashby
Logansport
Janes R Henry
Hinshaw
Mendenhall
Sherrick and Bigier
Boom in Scotland Sends Foundries to Full Capacity
The Scotchton market surges as U S demand floods orders. Foundries in Glasgow and area are swamped with bookings. output is set to five months ahead, making it impossible to fulfill more than ten percent of total demand.
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Scotland
Scrippe-Mefine Press Association
Glasgow
Scotchton
United States
Condo Bound by Hanly Decree in Speakership Battle
Indiana House race heats as Condo of Grant County resists Gov Hanly favored Branch plan. Marion county delegates weigh actions while Democrats and Republicans explore cross party tactics to block or secure the speakership. Conda remains noncommittal, awaiting decisive moves from caucuses and governor’s office.
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Condo
Grant! County
Indiana General Assembly
Hanly
Representative Branch
Martinevile
Corda
My. Branch
House
Anthcoanty
Conda
Brancher
GRAND JURY INQUIRY ON CITY CONTRACTS AND I E FRANCHISE
Judge Fremont Alford leads a grand jury inquiry into Councilman Harry Rouse suspected of city contract interests and the I E franchise. Witness summonses go out for Wednesday hearings. Alford provided a list of questions for each councilman and city officer and may appoint a special prosecutor to conduct the inquiries.
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Fremont Alton
Harry Rouse
jDox
Tme
Indga
Fremont Alford
Scdanal
Royse Rane
Alfort
Assassination of Religious Sites Assessed in Paris Report
Advices from military sources and local officials state inventories of Catholic churches and cathedrals in Paris and neighboring cities were begun this morning before daylight. The operation appears to be coordinated with military authorities and local clergy.
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Paris
Mar Aeflies
Landernan
Taylieht
Wok
Eallizery
Special Train Delivers Receiver to Veedersburg Clay Co
Beth M. Richereck, president of Richereck bank, was appointed receiver for Veedersburg Clay Co to avert insolvency after court judgments. He chartered a special Big Four train from Yakahipr to Veedersburg, reaching Union Station just as the 10:80 train departed, delaying only minutes but securing relief for creditors. The 80 minute trip covered 44 miles with right of way reserved for the special, at a cost of $2.60 versus the regular fare of $1.10.
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Veedersburg Clay Co
Beth M. Richereek
Richeresk
Yakahipr
Veedersburg
Richcreek
Coarh
Veederaburg Clay” Company
Ind
Union Station
Big Four Road
Richcrcek
C. GC. Clark
My Four
Saloom
H. Betterman
Richereck
Everthing
Ps Tectiver
Veeder Urge Clay Company
Clinton TR. Marshall
Indianapolis
Aichereck
Mchereck
Gompers Aims to Dominate AFL Politics in Minneapolis
President Gompers plans to make politics central to the American Federation of Labor. His current executive council shows opposition from John Mitchell and others who favor keeping political work in the background. A possible shift of future conventions to September could unite national and local bodies on the eve of elections to boost the political campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
scripps-MeAee Press Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Duncan
Keefe
Huber
Mitchell
Thors
Investigation of fire insurance firms under state audit
Washington Nevada tests of fire insurance companies failing to pay policies in San Francisco are to be led by George Butte under the direction of the Commissioner of Corporations Gare Field. Secretary Metcalfe of the Department of Commerce and Labor ordered the probe. Beat by a McHineress Association in Youngstown. Jennie Anderson, a tertiary, Aire Anderson beat to bear Else, her 6-year-old stepdaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomnenas Ceces
Washington
Nev
dan _ Francisco
George Bute
Ter
Sons
Cal
Corporations
Garefield
Metcalfe
Department of Commerce Andt Labor
Obi
McHineress
Youngstown
Jennie Anderson
Aire
Anderson
Receiver Named In Indiana Patent Medicine Firm Case
Wenley G manternon sues Kine company an Indianapolis patent medicine cancer firm seeking a receiver he claims insolvent with liabilities around 8500 Judge J M Leathers of Superior court appoints Edward Klag as receiver Grant Clay makers of Arunnel teeth fourteen years with Naw York Dantal company 108 N Daawarege Phra PPA a a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenley G. Manternon
Kine. Company
Indianapolis
Uludien
J. M. Leathers
Superior Court
Edward Klag
Grant Clay
Naw York Dantal Company
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Jack
Anton
Rigel
America
San Prauctavo
Rockefellr
J. P. Morgan
Civil Service
Republican Party
U. S
E. Hooton
J. E. M’cullough
Kieetries
Muiett Tel
Manmere
Lewis
Prim
New Castle
Gravel Chemical Company
Gran- 50H
Thes Board OF Health
Adscript Club
Little Minister
Cicar
Uss the Sun
Seiuimas
Shirley Irwin
William Auberry
MR. Hanan
John B. Cockrum
National Restaurant
Self
Pratt
LA Bola
Arminster
Rahjlan Bros. & Co
Bliss
Billheimer
Auditor of State
Branch
Marion County
Manly
Mallon County
Republican County
Joan C. Ruckelshaus
Barther
Marlon Man
Une
Gourt
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Federation OF Labor
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