Gold Output Tops 3.8 Million Ounces in United States
Government figures show US gold production at 3,892,480 ounces for the year, with Utah and Washington adding gains while several mines idle. The report notes some gold loss to coins and arts usage, and mentions a map error clarifying Isle of Pines sovereignty with future corrections expected.
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Gold output soars in western states setting new record
The year’s gold production reaches about 80 million dollars, led by California with quartz mining and dredging boosting yields. Nevada Colorado and Alaska show notable gains. Alaska reports a surge from quartz mines and new placers on Tanana river. Several counties in California exceed 1 million dollars in output.
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Fellows Honor Editor Wins Grand Junior Warden Post
Ten candidates contested the Grand Encampment election for grand junior warden. H. J. McSheehy of Logansport won on the fourth ballot, with several other officers elected and appointive posts named. The session included degree work, a Grand Lodge excursion to Greensburg, and plans for the annual election of grand officers with a field of twelve candidates for grand warden.
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Naughty lawyers fined in superior court confrontation
Judge Vinton Carter fined both Gavin and James W Noel ten dollars each for contempt after a heated exchange over papers in the Charles N Williams versus Mrs J White case. Noel accused Gavin of concealing documents and the men almost reached blows before order was restored.
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Engineer Geer Dies After City Hospital Visit
J Geer the Big Four railroad engineer died Tuesday afternoon after being taken to City Hospital from John Clark's drug store at 648 E Washington St He lived in Bedford Ohio and had recently arrived to take a railroad post He was playing with his sister Mrs J W Kelly 1009 N Titoisst when death occurred Deputy coroner Robertson ruled inflammation of the brain as the cause of death
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County commissioners faces heated renomination battle
County officials face a crowded field as Republicans nominate for county commissioner in the spring. Incumbents Thomas Spafford and John E. McGaughey weigh renomination amid pressure and opposition. John M. Mendenhall enters the race for Spafford’s seat, while five challengers pursue McGaughey’s post including Albert Newby, William Roberts, Garrett A. Banton, Fred Wiese, and G. H. McKenzie. The contest promises a fierce campaign over businesslike county management and term limits.
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Franklin Township
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Forty ninth Scottish Rite convocation draws many visitors
The forty ninth annual convocation of the Scottish Rite began Tuesday attracting prominent Musune from across the plate. Seven hundred members registered Tuesday night and expected to rise to about low by Wednesday night for the annul Danguet. The session closes Thursday with the conferring of the thirty second degree on a class nearing 100. Work began Tuesday afternoon on a class of 60 with additions on subsequent days. On Wednesday morning Sariah Council conferred the fourteenth and sixteenth degrees and in the afternoon Indianapolis Chapter Rose Croix conferred the seventeenth and eighteenth degrees. Myrtle Shrine convocation postponed until Dev. &
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Thieves Loot Drug Store on College Avenue
Burglars entered W. A. Dodds' drug store at 1010 College Ave Tuesday night, breaking a side window. Police believe a wagon was used and more than two men participated, taking eight bottles of perfume valued at 20, four boxes of clears worth 3, a pair of opera glasses, and two gold rings worth about 20.
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Prohibition Report Overlooks 49 Saloon Keepers Found
Deputy Prosecutor Ira Holmes exposed that Chief of Police Kruger missed 49 saloon keepers named in the prohibition committee report. Kruger was alerted, and the list now includes 40 additional men.
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Duel Over White Woman Sparks Houseboat Shootout
Theodore Charity and Edgar Wilson, both colored, fought a duel over a white woman aboard a houseboat Tuesday night. Wilson is dying from a pistol wound to the mouth while Charity was wounded. The woman is missing, each man claiming the other shot her and that she fell into the Ohio River.
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