Collision injures child as two streetcars derail
In a Monday night crash on the Indiana Union Traction line interurban car 278 struck a Northwestern avenue city car at Iliéis and Ohfo streets. Four year old Patrick O Leary of 908 K Michigan street was thrown from the rear platform and suffered a slight concussion. The Northwestern car derailed, passengers were shaken, O Leary nearly crushed, his wife aboard, and a stampede ensued. City car crew reported no warning. interurban slowed before impact.
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Indiana Union Traction Line
Patrick O'Leary
K. Michigan Sr
Iliéis
Ohfo-sts
Ohio-st
Northwestern
Indiana Ave
O'Leary
JERK SIX WAYS FOR SUNDAY
In the douma the draft address to the throne triggers a split among factions. Octoberists push for unanimous adoption, guiding their leader Guidikoff to persistent efforts. Debate reveals divisions as reactionaries seek absolute power, constitutionalists demand constitutionalism, social democrats push for revolution, and Polish members press for nationalities clause.
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M. Guidikoff
Constitutional Party
Social Democrats
Empire
No Mercy to the Arabs
French troops sweep the foot hills near Lalla Maghnia Algeria to scatter Arabs twice defeated before they rally The natives sustain heavy losses with about 1500 reported killed Spahis harrying them with severe force as artillery fire continues to reduce resistance on mountain slopes
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United Press
Lalla Maghnia
Algeria
Death for jin goers urged by preacher at banquet
Rev Charles F Aked of John D Rockefeller's Fifth Avenue Baptist church told the Sons of the American Revolution banquet that death for those provoking US Britain strife would serve world peace. He urged shooting editors and politicians from both sides of the Atlantic to stop the quarrel.
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Goes
United States
Great Britain
Charles F. Aked
John D. Rockefeller
Fifth-ave. Baptist Church
Sons of the American Revolution
England
Atlantic
Policeman Shot Dead in Oakland Robbery
George White a special policeman was shot and killed by two masked highwaymen who entered a saloon shortly after midnight. He drew his weapon and both robbers fired three times each, killing White before escaping. two other men in the saloon survived.
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Ualtech Press
San Francisco
Navy
George White
Oakland
White
Disorder in Lisbon Amid Royalist Strife and Factional Divisions
In Lisbon, troops seize streets and secret agents fill the capital as King Carlos struggles to restore order. Dissidents split on a republic, crowning Louis Philippe, or backing Dor Migual as pretender, threatening Carlos’s grip if unity falters.
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Louis Phillippe
Dor Migual
Carlos
Funeral of Mrs Hudelson in Indianapolis
Mrs Lucinda W Hudelson aged 77 died at home 1723 Broadway Street Sunday afternoon. Resident of Indianapolis over 18 years. Survived by four children. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon. Burial followed at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Hudelson
Lucinda W Hudelson
Broadway St
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Business Boys Win In Basketball Clash
The Business Boys Y M C A team defeated Harrison Athletic Club 10 to 8 in a tight basketball result. Emery stood out as the feature of the game delivering strong play.
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Business Boys
Harrison Athletic Club
Emery
Dr Kingsley Dead in Minneapolis Gas Death
Dr Kingsley alias Lee Davis formerly pastor of the First Spiritualist church of Indianapolis died by self inflicted asphyxiation in Minneapolis on Sunday night. He nailed his room doors and windows and turned on five gas jets. Papers on his person identified him. Kingsley was a noted Indianapolis spiritual medium with a checkered career across Australia England California and other places.
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Lee Davis
Leslie R. Kingsley
First Spiritualist Church
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Minn
Kingsley
J. D. Hagaman
Tom
Family quarrel ends in fatal stabbing in Chicago
In Chicago an 18 year old Lithuanian youth Joseph Bebaninsky of 919 Thirty Fourth Street was stabbed to death in a family quarrel with knives. His brother in law John Bukey was arrested and police investigate the incident.
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United Press
Chicago
Joseph Bebaninsky
John Bukcy
Bukey
Gary Welcomes New City as Steel Mills Planned
Gov J Frank Hanly officiated at a Gary Indiana banquet marking the citys formal incorporation from sand dunes to a town of about 12000 residents Speakers included Congressman Crumpacker Valparaiso President Lelano of the Wabash Railroad and H B Brown of Valparaiso University Officials of United States Steel said financial stringency would not stop the mills project and production would begin next summer
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Gary
Indiana
J. Frank Hanly
Congress
Judiciary
United States Steel Corporation
Crumpacker
Valparaiso
F. A. Lelano
Wabash Railroad
E. J
Davis Leaves Arkansas for Washington With Two Bills
Senator Jeff Davis heads to Washington to push two measures. He plans to air views on the senate if antitrust legislation stalls, and vows to expose supporters as farmers learn who backs them. He also aims to end attempts to pigeonhole his bills and to advocate the anti futures bill from the recent session.
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United Press
Little Rock
Ark
United States Senate
Rome
Englishman Spaulding Aims for Court Greeting Scam
Reginald Spaulding, a young Englishman, was arrested in Pittsburg after claiming Lady Suffield could present Pittsburg millionaires to the Court of St James for a fee. He then attempted suicide by swallowing a bottle, later jailed for five days while police investigate. He said he planned a deals network using Lady Suffield, Earl of Suffield, and American benefactors to court introductions.
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St. Pittsburg, Pa
Reginald Spaulding
Suffield
Queen Alexandra
England
Pittsburg
Court of St. James
Spaulding
Bertillon Bureau
Lady Suffield
Brady
America
Earl of Sufeld
Edward
Prince of Wales
Istrate Brady
Detective Bureau
Ballard Announces Candidacy for Congress in Tenth District
Crawfordsville attorney Ballard announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Indiana's Tenth district.
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The
Sun
Crawfordsville
Ind
BE. &. Ballard
Piles cured in 6 to 14 days with PAZO ointment
An advertisement promises cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days using PAZO ointment with a money back guarantee. It claims relief for itching burning and bleeding piles and offers an 8 cent price.
Noonan Blackwell wedding noted at St John’s church
Miss Anna C Blackwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Blackwell wed Frank G Noonan at 9 am Monday in St John s church with Rev Francis H Gavish officiating. Catherine Blackwell was maid of honor and Harry M Connor best man. After a pink and white decor breakfast for sixty guests at the bride’s home, the couple left for a two week wedding trip and will reside at 1912 Lexington Ave upon return.
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Anna C. Blackwell
Thomas Blackwell
Frank G. Noonan
St. John's Church
Francis H. Gavish
Catherine Blackwell
Harry M. Connor
Michael T. Blackwell
Chicago
Miss Noonan
New Hampshire
Anna Estelle Walmsley
D. Charles Walmsley
Chester W. Holmes
Grace Pro-Cathedral
George Huntington
McGibeny
Theride
Talbottane
Mrs. Holmes
Teased Lover Fires Bullet Then Kills Himself
Hilbert Friend, 19, shot Ida Walker, 22, in Cleveland rooms after a jealous quarrel. Walker was seriously wounded and hospitalized. Friend, wounded, was jailed after treatment. They had eloped from Leighton, Pa where Walker left a husband and two children.
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Ida Walker
Death by Own Action Baffles the Law
New York, Nov 26. Accountants probe whether Mining Broker Louis Straus forged bills of lading to escape financial distress. He killed himself when detectives moved to arrest him. Irregularities likely approach $200000. The complainant W. A. Avis lent $5000 on a bill of lading for an ore shipment from Washington and suspects forgery.
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United Press
New York
Louis Straus
Straus
W. A. Avis
Perkins
Washington
Taft Train Near Wreck Studied In Siberia
An inquiry orders to determine if Taft's train near Chita was an accident or plot. Officials say those responsible will be held to account and heavy penalties expected if a plot is found. Snowy night aided the near collision between Taft's westbound special and a fast eastbound train on the same track.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Taft
Chita
Siberia
Russia
Bank Robbery Loots State Bank as Masked Men Escape
Locked clerks trap in vault during theft at Clinton Illinois bank. Robbers Ward Miller and Award Davis seized about $2,200 in cash, moved to a hotel, then counted and divided funds. An alarm led officers to press the lock and two suspects fled through a window, leaving $1.50 in gold on the table. Arrests reported ten miles away.
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United Press
Clinton
Jil
Ward Miller
Davis
Chicago
State Bank
INDIANA RECO WIDELY CAMPAIGNS IN STOCK SWINDLES
Wanel in five or six cities on charges of embezzlement. C. C. Weekly alias T. L. Stevens captured in Los Angeles after a struggle. He confessed to escaping Indiana state reformatory and to several stock swindles with profitable hauls.
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Indiana
Cremation Planned for Dr. F. E. Wehrman
The body of Dr. FE A Wehrman who died at his home on Monday will be cremated at Flanner Buchanan on Wednesday per his request. He had been ill for a long time with a recent operation having little success. He is survived by a widow and three children.
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FE. A. Wehrman
Alabamasst
Flanner & Buchanan
Wehrman
Health board to teachers on child dental care crusade
The State Board of Health will mail circulars to public school teachers and patrons stressing proper care of children’s teeth gums and throat. Dr Hurty secretary notes a large percent of children’s mouths would be found in bad condition if examined, in Indiana and beyond.
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State Board of Health
Hurty
Indiana
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