Armenian Exile Lecturer Warns of Armenian Massacre Threat
Armenian refugee George Barsoom, guest of Bert Schonacker in the city, lectures on Armenian massacres. He notes two brothers and a sister were killed, 140,000 Armenians besieged at Zeital locality, and fears Turkish efforts to exterminate his people unless aid arrives promptly.
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George 8. Barsoom
Armenia
Bert Schonacker
New York
Barsoom
Isoom
America
Constantinople
Turkey
England
Russia
Mr. Barsoom
Zaitoun
McDowell and Glenn Apparent Winners in Indiana House Race
Indiana has declared for McDowell and Glenn for clerk and doorkeeper, with Henderson still in the race and McDowell supporters claiming about 180 votes. The current elective slate lists Alexander McDowell of Pennsylvania as clerk, Benjamin F. Russell of Missouri as sergeant at arms, W J Glenn of New York as doorkeeper, J C McElroe of Ohio as postmaster, and Rev Fisher of Kansas as chaplain. a caucus is scheduled for Saturday.
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Wasuteron
Indiana
McDowell
Glenn
Gen. Henderson
Alexander McDowell
Pennsylvania
Benjamin F. Russell
W. J. Glenn
New York
J.C. McElroe
Ohio
Rev. Fisher
Kansas
Pope creates nine cardinals in secret consistory
Satellia Cardinal of Rome reports that on Friday the pope presided over a secret consistory and created nine cardinals including Satelli. A second item notes Cyrillo Mahcado named Portuguese minister to Washington.
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Satellia
Rome
Satelli
Lisson
Cyrillo Mahcado
Washinton
Picture tattoo forces a painful removal for love
Monroe, Conn. A man who had his lover’s portrait tattooed on his arm to prove devotion could not marry her due to parental objections. Years later he pursued another bride who demanded the tattoo be removed. The operation left a large scar but the bride accepted him.
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Monroe, Conn
Stivers
Jove
India
Confession in Hayward Case Reveals Peculiar Details
Minneapolis reports an alleged confession by Harry Hayward, condemned for Catherine Ging’s murder, published by confidant Mike Quinlan. The document claims Hayward used Ging’s money, gambled, references a Chicago trip, omits life insurance, and notes payments to Blixt, with affidavits to prove its authenticity.
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Minneapolis
Harry Hayward
Catharine Ging
Mike Quinlan
Hayward
Conroy
County Commissioners
Quinlan
Miss Ging
Chicago
Goodsell
Blixt
Traynard
School Board to Elect Appel's Successor Next Friday
The school board will elect a successor to Appel who resigned at the last meeting. Frenzelites back two men, Cornelius and Byram, while anti-Frenzelites oppose both due to associations with several big enterprises. A third candidate is expected from the anti-Frenzelites but not yet named.
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Appel
Cornelius
Byram
Engineer and brakeman killed in Canterbury hill wreck
A serious freight wreck on the Norfolk and Western at Canterbury hill near Hentingron West Virginia injured several workers. Engineer Walter and Brakeman Hardin died from their injuries.
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Hentingron
W. Va
Canterbury Hill
Norfolk & Western
Walter
Hardin
Second Montefiore Lecture by Maurice Thompson in Tomlinson Hall
The second Montefiore course lecture will be held Friday evening in Tomlinson hall with Maurice Thompson speaking on Learning and life. Proceeds from the lecture will benefit the city free kindergartens.
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Tomlinson Hall
Maurice Thompson
Burial at Dumas in Montmartre Cemetery Saturday
Paris notes Dumas body to be buried at Montmartre Cemetery on Saturday. Advertisement mentions People’s Shoe Mfg and Repairing Co offering pickup and delivery at 1605 and a 155 Virginia Ave store selling men’s calf lace shoes with cork sole at $2. Also references Chicago Shoe Co. at 78 K Washington and iron fittings by Andirons and iron linings from John M. Lilly.
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Dumas
Paris
People’s Shoe Mfg. and Repairing Co
Virginia-ave
Chicago Shoe Co
Washington
Eel in Water Sparks Inquiry at Courthouse Hydrant
A lamprey eight inches long appeared in a cup of water drawn at Indianapolis courthouse hydrant. The eel was taken to the Board of Health for display. The incident raises questions about water filtering while officials admit limited understanding of how the eel entered the mains. The water company offered no firm explanation.
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Indianapolis Water Company
Court House
Board of Health
Davis
Bowen Merrill Opens Fifty Eighth Annual Book Store Event
The Bowen Merril store, the United States third largest bookshop, held its fifty eighth opening with flowers and music. Visitors received a photograph of Hall Caine while the shop, founded in 1838, employs about 100 people and distributes literature nationwide through a branch and 15 traveling salesmen.
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Bowen-Merrill
United States
Hall Caine
Samuel Merrill
Madison Railroad
New York
Johnson
Bowen, Stewart & Co
Washington St
Meridian
Weyman
Isipling
Doyle
Robert Grant
Ian Munclaren
James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
Indiana
Open Cabinet Meetings Weighed by Mayor Taggart
Mayor Taggart says the second cabinet meeting will be open to the public if a majority favors transparency. The shielded nature of former cabinets prompts a vote. otherwise doors will be closed. A key item is the Board of Health's request for 80,000 dollars to improve the City hospital after a Friday visit by the mayor and health board.
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Taggart
Board of Health
Stoves Convected Any Pact of the City scents
Frank Butts catalogs requests for Uncle Jerry's Pan Cake flour amid local kitchen item chatter. No clear event or date found in fragment.
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Stoves
Frank Butts
Uncle Jerry
Turbulent Ottoman Crisis Builds Over Guard Ships
Constantinople reports a critical standoff as Abdul Hamid wavering and palace faction resisting firmans for extra guard ships through the Dardanelles. British Currie pressed, Tewfik Pasha promised permission, while imperial court balks, warning of a potential unrest and naval show of force at Salonica and Smyrna.
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Constantinople
Sultan
Currie
Abul Hamid
Salonica
Smyrna
Tzeet Bey
Great Britain
Russia
All
Austria
Dardanelles
Tewfik Pasha
Phip Currie
Porte
Abdul Flamid
Mussulmans
Constantinotinople
Tewflk Pasha
Massacre at Marash Rebels Christian Quarter Burns
Constantinople reports embassies confirm 1000 killed in the November 18 massacre at Marash. Christian shops opened under penalty, then pillage and murder. Missounites unable to receive relief as Kurds destroy buildings. disturbances said to be as bad as ever.
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Loxpox
Daily News Special
Constantinople
Marash
Atian
Shortridge Resigns After Dispute With Judge
At the Board of Safety meeting on Friday regular police and fire department bills were approved. Patrolmen Graham and Shortridge resigned. Shortridge initially quit over a liquor law conviction dispute, later offered to withdraw but did not. John Slattery accused Sergeants Schwab and Slate of drunkenness. formal charges were ordered. A. C. Elster’s resignation from the Board of Children's Guardians was filed with no action. Humane officer Orlop’s charges were withdrawn by Winston P. Noble without explanation.
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Board of Safety
Fire Departments
Graham
Shortridge
Cox
John Slattery
Schwab
Slate
Powell
Slattery
A. C. Elster
Board of Children’s Guardians
Elster
Board of Guardians
Orlop
Winston P. Noble
Hinshaw Arrest Case Draws Sharp Remarks From Judge
Judge Cox criticized B F Hinshaw who caused the arrest of Frank Hetaler and faced charges over 485 taken from him. Evidence showed Hinshaw was intoxicated when the money disappeared and had previously reported similar losses without basis, casting doubt on his accusations.
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Hinshaw
B. F. Hinshaw
Frank Hetaler
Cox
Cant Pay His Debts Roms 1929 Judgment Against Premier Crisps
A judgment of 12 000 lire was secured against Premier Crisps for furniture and carpets. The case stems from debts in Rome in November 1929.
Meeting of Robi Ingersoll with a Cleveland shoemaker
The Cleveland narrative recalls Robi Ingersoll exchanging greetings with Jobn Hope, a Prospect and Sheriff streets shoemaker, a longtime acquaintance who repairs shoes daily and keeps cordial talk with Rogersol when in town.
Divorce Petitions and Local News Briefs Across City
Isabell Snyder seeks divorce from Wilson citing cruel treatment. Bud Edwards sisters sought after a fatal gambling room incident in Ridgeville. Plymouth church lecture postponed a week. Indiana college press association met at Denison hotel planning March meeting. Girls Industrial School to meet Saturday at 2 PM in Tomlinson hall. Confectionery store Mus. Lenin Goodsneed at 168 Virginia Ave looted, loss about 600 dollars. Thanksgiving services held citywide. Smvilda Fleming seeks divorce from William A for mistreatment and alleged immorality. About 160 Marion county Republicans banqueted at Commercial Club. J H Taylor injured on Spades block, taken to St Vincent's Hospital with blood poisoning. Detective McGuff recovers coat in Union Station. Irvin Bros circus sues Balke Krause for 10 000 damages. County printing contracts restrained by judge. bids questioned. Obits include Kepple, Yount, Hunter, Alley, Fowler, Sleight, Keil. Multiple marriage licenses issued including Hockensmith Loftip and Steblin Moore.
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Isabell Snyder
Wilson
Bud Edwards
Ridgeville
Bem
Plymouth Church
Indiana College Press Association
Denison
Onelock
Mus
Lenin
Virginia Ave
Oksgiving
Smvilda Fleming
Win. A
Marion County
Commercial Club
Benj. Carrison
The
Land
J. 11. Taylor
Stubbins Hotel
Gen. Irvin
Frank Irvin
Irvin Bros.’ Circus
Balke-Krause Company
Harvey
Cyrus J. Clark
Birrus
Albert
Lula Hertweek
Chas
Minnie Franke
Arthur
Alice Bean
John
Mary
Bessie Kepple
D. E. Snyder
Andrew Yount
Helen Hunter
Rebecca Alley
Mary Fowler
Forrest Sleight
Anna Fletcher
Melvin Lanpher
Clara Alexander
Edward Baldwin
Lizzie Hal
Wm. P. Dunham
Nellie G. Staley
Chas. H. Blain
Esther E. Shipley
Chas. L. Brooks
Elizabeth Grim
John F. Hickey
Frances B. Kane
Wm. A. Musser
Mamie I. Sargent
Herbert O. Waddy
Catharine I. Perry
George V. Hooker
Laura Hardwick
Chas. G. N. Geider
Mary Petro
Wm. B. Fisher
Mary Sweeney
Thomas F. Stapleton
Ella Delaney
Perry Bramblett
Clara Vickers
Wm. Schaefer
Maggie Wilson
Libraine H. Collina
Lulu Argus
Sherman book derails cabinet plans in campaign turmoil
Washington November 29 The Sherman publication disrupts GOP strategy with Meilmer in race and McKinley faction anger. Analysts say the volume blocks a possible Treasury appointment, curbing Sherman's influence and forcing shifts in a hoped for cabinet lineup as the campaign unfolds.
Horses Burned In Anderson Livery Fire
The S C and J S Selis livery barn and undertaking shop in Anderson Indiana burned Friday morning. Nine horses perished including Arabian whites and a hearse team while a fine ambulance team died in the flames. Loss reaches eight thousand dollars with two thousand four hundred dollars insur ance on stock and none on the building. The fire originated from an overheated stove and drew criticism of the fire department. The Sentinel’s woman’s edition and Flower Mission efforts boosted sales and may raise over seven thousand dollars.
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Anderson
Ind
Sph
S.C. & JS. Selis
Favors Change to Fall Creek Course via Sixteenth Street
Surveyor Harvey Fatout urges altering Fall creek path to Sixteenth Street, arguing some flow will remain due to gulleys and branches. The Board of Works met Friday to review payrolls. week ending Nov 28 shows repair gangs paid $870.52. Col Downing notes overdue work and city liable to damages from defective bridges.
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Harvey Fatout
Fall Creek
Sixteenth-st
Board of Works
Col. Downing
Rough House Riot at Allen's Chapel Thanksgiving Meeting
Six young men interrupted a Thanksgiving service at Allen's Chapel on Thursday night attempting to seize the church. Deacon Thomas tried to eject them and a riot ensued before they fled as police approached.
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Thomas
Youth Hurt Falls From Moving Train. Amputation
Walter Knowles a 16 year old of 822 East Louisiana Street attempted to board a moving train on Delaware Street and Union tracks Thursday. He fell under the wheels and one leg was so badly crushed that it had to be amputated. In Chicago November 29 Senator Nelson of St Paul says Minnesota will back Cushman Davis as a presidential candidate.
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Treasury Department
Sherman
Senate
Republican Party
McWinley
the Sentinel
The
Flower Mission
Walter Knowles
Louisiana St
DelaWare St
Union Tracks
Cuarcago
Nelson
St. Paul
Washington
Minnesota
Cushman K. Davis
Crop Failures Hit Zambezia Sugar and Peanut Harvests
Amid global trade notes, Zambezia reports near total sugar crop failure and a severely reduced peanut yield. Other items include Campania ship arrival in Broadhead and early bargains on women's cloth top dutton and lace shoes at Chicago Shoe Co. prices and Uncle Jerry's potato pancake flour.
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Dutton
Jace
Chicago Shoe Co
Washington
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Lilly
Wm. L. Elders
Clark
Washington-st. Or
Catherine
Ging
Fapral Wrech
John M. Lilly
Cour House
Pat
Yowre
Mr. Laggart
Europe
Marsah
Muntea
Iridan
A 'Pagusan SS Freer RD
Jim
Mlarash
Sovos
Bob and the
Shoemaker
WHARS
Agnositc
Cleveland
Navy
Robi
G. Ingersoll
Prospect
Sheriffsts
Jobn Hope
Ingersoll
Trove
Pittsburg
Lford
My. Jlope
Mr. Hope
Hope
Bob Ingersoll
Mir
Rogersol
Orfiotiox
Wade
McKinley
Shermans
Boeok
Zambesia
Broadhead
Campania
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