Limited train missing in the West shocks Colorado Springs
Rock Island officials say they have no knowledge of No 41 Limited train whereabouts. Passengers may be suffering for food as wires between here and Goodland Kansas stay hot since Monday night to locate the Colorado Springs bound train from Chicago. About 0 passengers aboard.
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Sevigos-McMae Preas Association
Colorado
Phings
Col
Prairies
Rock Island
Lort
Here
Goodland
Kas
Lmited
Colorado Springs
Chicaso
State Board lists 87 physicians licensed from last exam
The State Board of Medical Registration announces that 87 of the 74 candidates passed the latest physicians license examination. The list names numerous recipients with home cities including Indianapolis, South Bend, Chicago, New Albany, and Evansville, among others, reflecting a broad statewide cohort receiving licenses.
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State Board of Medical Restatution and Examination
Rechtel
Marion
A. A. Norrin
Elklar W. Ll. Glikinen
Loogooten
C. A. Delong
Merocen
Harriett B. Jennings
Eikhart
C. 8. Baker
Hureka
M. Krebs
Huntington
F. L. Robbins
Car- Hele
LK. T. Rawles
Huntertown
C. F. Voyles
Indianapolis
L. F. Smith
Tra Til
J. P. Feagler
Mishaweka
E. D. Jewett
Blue Ridge
Murray
Markle
C. MC Reyher
Garratt
CL Belts
Evansville
J. C Burkle
New Ons
J. A. Gaiterer
New Albany
J. DA Price
St. Joe
W. B. Siders
Walon
Mitts
L. K. McAfee
Delphi
G. B. Jackson
W. 5. Sunderland
Monroeville
J. H. Fargher
South Bend
J. J. Hoffman
W. F. Holman
Galveston
W. H. Hays
Albion
A. A. Dewey
H.C. Rengan
Alexandria
Hester
Fhitshire
Bickville
GM. Owsley
Thorniuwe
B. Weslake
F. 1. Bent
Wabash
H. H. Deen
Leavenworth
D. R. Gamble
Princeton
Madison
W. H. H. Moore
Lafayette
EE. Schriefer
Ferdinand
E. M. Young
Dolletville
A. G.tuller
New Carlisle
Mary W. Owen
GB. Osborn
Taporte
G. H. Stoner
Chicago
E. M. Hoover
Lindenmuth
T.M. Smith
Mary
Arrested former teller in embezzlement case in Missouri
Charles H. Everly, former teller at St Louis Union Trust, who vanished July 18 after being indicted for embezzling 5000 dollars, was arrested near Morrison Missouri while working with a threshing crew. A detective says Everly confessed to taking 25000 dollars.
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Scripps-McRae Preeve
BT. Louis
Charles H. Everly
St Louis ‘Union Trust Company
Morrison, Co
St. Louis
Everly
Womack Offers Salary To Widow Of Late Assessor
County Assessor A A Womack proposes to pay the salary of the office to January 1 to Mrs Marion Eaton widow of the late assessor who served until year’s end. Womack took office on election and the appointee duties ended. Mrs Eaton accepted the offer in acknowledgment of her husband’s service.
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A. A. Womack
Marion Eaton
Eaton
Mr. Womack
Raton
Local Jottings Haiey Stews Of Interest In City
Local jottings detail various city figures and happenings. Joe Clay, John Myers, Judge James A. Pritchard, and Captain Dawson are mentioned amid plans for new homes, court duties, and civic improvements. Notes cover railroad cars, a Christian church dedication, and a dog catcher’s rounds, with stray dogs roaming the state home lawn as a recurring image.
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Nicholas Gentleman
The
Statutoum
Tate~ Home
State Board of Health urges new laws on registration and sanitation
The annual health board report to Gov Hanly calls for stricter death and birth registrations, contagious disease controls, and school hygiene. It proposes a sanitary law for sewage disposal, stricter food and drug laws, and a state hospital for consumptives to curb disease spread. It warns wells are drying as streams become drinking water sources.
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State Board of Health
Hanly
Henderson alters defense after Sherrick ruling
In Superior court attorneys for John Wacur Henderson former Democratic state auditor changed the theory of their defense after a Supreme Court decision. The case seeks to recover 101188.55 alleged to be retained from foreign insurance taxes. The defense seeks a more specific state complaint paragraph clarifying which class of taxes the retained funds relate to.
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Supreme Court
David EB. Shertick
Auditor of
State
John Wacur Henderson
Henderson
CL Shurtey
Miller
Shirley Miler
Superior Court
Amt
Shirley
Auditorias
Supreme Court Hravelts
Henderson Belows
Decision Delayed In Fremont Ford Judicial Battle
Judge Henry Clay Allen announced on Wednesday that he would not issue a ruling on the contest to oust Fremont Aldford from the bench. The lengthy citations from incumbent Judge Ford and the elected Judge Pritchard delayed the decision as Allen considers the matter. The case seeks to determine the proper succession and could affect other judgeship changes across counties.
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Ouat
Dodge
Fremont Alford
Henry Clay Allen
Cfrouit Court
Pritchard
Jim
Alford
Ittlee-T
J. A. Pritchard
Tlenty
Allen
Young Man Electrocuted in Columbus Incident
Special to The Sun reports Alonzar Harden, age 0, electrocuted in Columbus Indiana last night after contacting a live electric wire. The incident occurred November 2 as authorities investigated the tragedy affecting the local area and safety procedures around power lines.
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Columbus
Ind
Alonzar Harden
Three Blocks Burned in Fayette Business Section Fire
Three blocks in the business section of Fayette Mississippi were destroyed by fire. Property losses total about $20.00 and are partially covered by insurance according to local authorities.
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aerians-Meituene Association
Fayette
Miss
Weather and local ads mix in fragmented notice
Fragments describe rain or snow and colder conditions for midweek with stray phrases about prices and shops. The text references a bar and local advertisements, including terms like Ellistt Tel Elec and BARAEE SHOP, but the full details are unreadable.
Forced Woman Made to Bathe in Kentucky Trustee Appointed
County Judge H Davis appointed a trustee to guards Mrs America Schwer and her effects after a decade of eccentric behavior and hostility to cleanliness. The trustee allegedly had her subjected to four forced baths in four days by two Black women under a physician's advice, who warned she had only hours left. A cash box with 2520 and an L M bond for 31,000 was found in her home, with thousands more suspected hidden under carpet and elsewhere. Schwer had ties to prominent local families and had been married twice, with no children.
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Bhelbyville
H. Davis
America Schwer
Hin Chagge
Schwerig
Henry County
Death by own action in Big Moose lake trial
In Herkimer on November 2, the Gillette trial centered on the day Grace Brown disappeared in Big Moose lake. Witnesses described a tense drive with Gillette, his nervousness, and a post card to her mother claiming a pleasant trip. The defense argues Miss Brown took her own life, citing a July lack of school and intent toward her children’s future.
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Scripps-Meftae Press Association
Herkimer
Chester F. Gillette
Grace Brown
Big Moose Lake
Gillette
Xéanton
Silas Poster
Miss Brown
James E. McAllister
Big Moose
McAllister
Glanmore
MeAlster
Meallieter Ait Grove
Root at St Louis press trip and Croker out of politics
Secretary of State Root arrived in St Louis from Kansas City and will address the Commercial club at a dinner before heading to Cincinnati. He spoke to the Trane Mississippi Commercial congress in Kansas City last night. Croker Jr confirms his father will not return to the United States and is out of politics forever after his Dublin interview.
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Keripps-Ndine Press Angoetation
ST. Louis
Root
St Louis
Kansas City
Commercial Club
Lanight
Ite
Cincinnati
Bananas City
Croker
Scrippe-McRar Press Association
New York
Richard Croker, Jr
Forurope
Richard Croker
Dublin
Tammany Hall
United States
Snow Storm Deluges Iowa Towns With Four Inch Snow
Des Moines Nov 2 A snow storm swept across Iowa today as noon reports put depths at four inches and snowfall continued. Snowbound roads and reduced visibility disrupted travel and daily routines across several counties. Weather authorities warned of deteriorating conditions into the afternoon.
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Iowa
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Des Moines
Murder Verdict Sent in Hurd Case in Tennessee
In Shattanooga Tennessee on November 2 the jury found Whi Hurd guilty of first degree murder in the patrolman Mungreve case. The swift trial likely averted a lynching.
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Scrippa-Miitaereas Associating
Shattanooga
Tenn
Whi Hurd
Mungreve
Hurd
Rainfall records flood a town with heavy wet spell
From Tuesday into Wednesday this neighborhood logged heavy precipitation and gloom. Rainfall reached 2.91 inches with persistent drizzle and downpours. A temperature drop followed the wet spell as mud and water saturated streets and yards.
Building Collapse at Kodak Plant Kills Three Men
At Eastman Kodak in Rochester this morning a new brick and concrete structure collapsed after supports were removed while the concrete was not dry. Twenty one workers were buried in the ruins as a fire started. three men died, including G. Burnn of Rochester and Karl Cleveland of Auburn, with another unnamed worker in critical condition.
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Seripya-WeRae Prensa Association
Rochester
Eastman Kodak Company
Walla
G. Burnn
Karl Cleveland
Auburn
Joshua Durshd
Dowpatch
Charlen Scoville Seeks 5000 Converts for Church
Evangelist Charlen Reign Scoville draws crowds at the armory meetings on College and Thirteenth streets. He hopes to reach 5000 converts by year end, with services to continue at the armory three to four more years. He spoke on human fallibility and that sin can bind, but no one is lost for singing.
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Charlen Reign Scoville
Armory
College-are
Han Fat
Metinga
Han
Poison Epidemic Rocks Hungarian Village
In Knez village Hungary an epidemic of poisoning shocks the nation. An investigation suggests 24 couples were murdered by troubled spouses. Arsenic found in 13 corpses after exhumations. Woman Petrozeny allegedly started the killings. Four women jailed and nine men accused of murdering wives.
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Scrippa-McHme Presa Association
Budapest
Knez
Hungary
Petrozeny
Detroit bicycle champ Tom Cooper dies in Central Park crash
The remains of Tom Cooper the bicycle champion and motor racer will be shipped to Detroit today. Helen Lambert who was taken to Roosevelt hospital with a fractured skull is not expected to recover. Coroner Shrady says a third man was in the car and will be summoned to the inquest. Cooper was racing another motor vehicle when he collided with the Strong machine which started on the road’s side. the other car fled the scene. The other occupants are unknown.
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Scuppe-McRae Preas Association
New York
Tom Cooper
Central Park
Detroit
Helen Lamebert
Roosevelt Hospital
Shrady
Coopers Party
Cooper
Seven Dragged in Flood Near Bluefield
Seven railroad workers were swept into floodwaters after a landslide on the Dry Fork branch of the Norfolk and Western railroad near Saeger West Virginia. Rescuers recovered four bodies, with others still missing as the flood hindered search efforts.
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Rerippe-McRae Vrena Amanetatiies
Bluefield
W. Va
Dry Fork
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Saeger
Hinshaw Helping to Make Shirts at State Prison
William F. Hinshaw, former clerk in the Bertillon Department, is back at the state prison in Michigan City Ind working in the whirlmaking department after violating his parole. He guides electric shears cutting pattern entir patterns and works willingly.
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Ram
Michigan City
Ind
William F. Hinshaw
State Prison
Hinshaw
Bertillon
Wife Will Appear Against Husband In Cincinnati Case
Special to The Sun Cincinnati report says William Hefer of Indianapolis, a furniture polisher, and Jennie Smith, 11, were arrested here. Hefer bound over to the grand jury and held without bail. Jennie Smith held as a witness at the house of refuge. Detective Crimsas says a letter from Hefer’s wife in Indianapolis promises to come to Cincinnati to aid the prosecution.
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Cincinnati
William Hefer
Indianapolis
Jennie Smith
Madison
Tae
Jennie Smeith
House of Refuge
Crimsas
Murder and arrest swirl around shooting at freighthouse
In Georgia street on Wednesday morning Armetrang Armstrong was found dying from a gunshot to the temple at the C H D freighthouse. Police suspect murder while Earl Wilson, a known thief, was chased, captured after shots were fired, and later jailed along with officers who recovered a revolver with five live rounds. Armstrong died shortly after at St Vincent's hospital.
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Tucky Ave
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Schlangen
Bensteave
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Geblangen
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Osage
Earl Wison
Usem
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Hite
Attuck
Omecer Schlangen
Georgiasat
Nurault
GiMcer Shing
Schlatyen
Freighthouns i
American Expre
Wilepa Fea
Assistant cashier found dying in CH and D depot
Earl Wilson, near the scene and visibly frightened, was arrested as police found cartridges in his pockets. The sizes matched those in a revolver found near Armstrong's body, tying Wilson to the incident and prompting an ongoing investigation.
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H & D Depot
Armstrong
Banquet Launches Scottish Rite Convocation in Indianapolis
Hundreds attend the Scottish Rite convocation at Indianapolis with a large class of Masons seeking more light. The ceremonies begin Tuesday at 3 o clock and close Thursday night, with over 1,200 expected at the Wednesday banquet at 7 o'clock.
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Valley of
Indianapolla
Rite
Insurance auditor seeks state recovery of back taxes
Auditor Warren Elgier presses insurance firms to repay money allegedly diverted by previous officials to the state. The move targets funds tied to the Sharrick core ruling and state taxes dating back to 1884. Ten of forty-two companies have settled. thirty-two face new demands.
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Supreme Court
James H. Rice
Auditor of Arts
Warren Elgier
State
Brewer smothered in barley tank accident at Gambrinus Brewery
Cincinnati Nov 2 Christopher Klairs a beer brewer was killed this morning at Gambrinus Brewery. While directing barley into a large tank he lost balance and fell in. The barley overwhelmed him before relief arrived. Investigations commence as brewery workers mourn.
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teriipe-Mellee Frene Association
Cincinnati
Christopher Klairs
Gambrinus Brawery
Klairs
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