Friction at Republican Campaign Headquarters Causes Stir
Report from Washington says President Roosevelt and elder advisers are displeased with campaign management under Chairman Hitchcock. An envoy was sent to New York to probe charges of disorganization and friction between the national chairman and the Republican congressional committee. Hitchcock plans a Washington visit to explain the issues to the president.
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Republican Campaign
Thoosevelt
Hitchcock
Washington
Roosevelt
Tween
Republican Congressional Committee
Republictn
Seaned
Man Guilty of Manslaughter After Jury Verdict
Claude Stelting, 20, convicted of manslaughter by a jury in criminal court for the death of Charles Bowe in a Can ce fight. Penalty set at two to 14 years in Jeffersonville prison. jury previously held to a two year acquittal before final verdict.
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Crim
Charles Bowe
Cance
Jeffer
Detectives Can't Catch Clever Bank Robber in Indianapolis
A man robbed Squire Harvey Stout at the American National Bank Wednesday and vanished. Police say the suspect used a common getaway by riding streetcars toward the interurban, then leaving on a traction car. Detectives note similar escapes by impostors in other cities, and Stout believes he could identify the man if confronted. This is the first such scheme in Indianapolis and authorities will watch for a recurrence.
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Squire Harvey Stout
American National Bank
Squire Stout
Murder cases loom as two workers arraigned instincts free
Maude Catt and John Underwood faced arraignment on murder charges in criminal court after a Moore Packing plant dispute. Hines, the night watchman, was beaten to death. Underwood pleaded not guilty. a witness described the assault. Thomas Bartlett also pleaded not guilty to an alleged murder.
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John Underwood
Charles Hines
Underwood
Moore Pacing Company
Hines
Rhan
Unerwood
Thomas Bartlett
Irvington Divorce Suit Filed by Laura B Hasely Against Charles Vasely
A divorce case in Superior Court No.4 is filed by Laura B Hasely against Charles F Vasely of Irvington alleging intoxication as the grounds. The Irvington attorney is noted in the complaint.
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Tr ‘Superior Court
Laura B. Hasely
Charles F. Vasely
Irvington
Broad Ripple Home Robbed for Jewelry Theft
Police traced a burglary at a Broad Ripple residence named Charles Dawson where jewelry valued at about 150 dollars was stolen. The scene described as a nocturnal break in with burglars entering the home.
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Charles Dawson
Broad Ripple
Gompers Assails Watson At Vincennes Meeting
Vincennes Ind Oct 1 The State Federation of Labor adopted a resolution denouncing Guy May and the Republican party for unwarranted assumptions in a reported incident. The document reflects labor leaders’ strong criticism and calls for accountability within party ranks.
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Vincennes, Ind
Guy. May
Republican Party
State Federation of Labor
Teddy Roosevelt Jr Goes to Work at Hartford Mill
The president’s son Theodore Roosevelt Jr started work at the Hartford Carpet Company mill at six, staying at No. 23 Pleasant Street. He toured the mill, noted inventories, and dined with Alvin Higgins after a brief lunch, then returned to his duties with the office staff observing.
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Heather Mill
Theodore Roosevelodt
Martford
Toston
Alvin AL Higgins
Son
Pedty, Jr
Jlggins
White House
Pleasant Street
Teddy
Mr. Higgins
Marott Department Store Opens Amid Large City Crowd
Thousands visit the new Marott Department Store as doors open at 9 30 am in Pivot City. By 10 am the store is crowded from basement to fifth floor with fashionably dressed shoppers, many carrying rose souvenirs. George J. Marott heads the reception with department heads and clerks in formal attire. In other news, Gov Hanly's focal option bill passes 2 to 11 after four hours of debate. Samuel Gompers attacks Watson’s labor record in Gary and outlines naturalization history. Federation officers are elected and a resolution denouncing Watson is adopted by a wide margin.
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New Marott Department Store
Will Fong
George J. Marott
Hanly
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Watson
Washington
Gary
Ind
United States
U. S. Grant
Congressiora
Congress
McKinley
Industrial Commission
W. J. Bryan
Federation
Edgar A. Perkins
Indanapolis
O. P. Smith
Logansport
A. G Slemons
Terre Haute
Mise Lillian Fredericks
John F. Toby
Muncie
Roy A. Packard
Wabash
Teasurer
Clarence Gaumer
Indianapolis
James
E. Watson
Preacher Offers Free Marriages for Deserving Couples
Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church in Boston announces he will perform marriage ceremonies at no cost for poor and deserving young couples unable to pay the usual fee. He urges couples to marry if they wish and can’t afford the preacher’s charge.
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Boston
Mass
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Johnson
Wheat Opens Firm in Chicago Grain Trade
Chicago October 1 wheat opened firm and higher on strength in Liverpool as commission houses show fairly good buying. Opening prices include Wheat December at 9 and 2 percent, corn December at 6 and a half percent, oats December. Meats: pork October at 14.60, lard October at 10.41, ribs October at 9.08.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Kidnapping Case Shocks New York As Girl Is Rescued
Lena Thorn, 18, was rescued from East New York after six weeks of captivity. Raphael Susso, 2, was found in a Rockaway Avenue hut and arrested along with Annie Carto, 30, in a case described as one of the most remarkable kidnappings in years. Detectives burst into the hideout, rescuing the girl who described being dragged into woods, bound, and deprived of clothing. Magistrate Vorhees later arraigned Carto and Susso in the New Jersey Avenue court.
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East New York
Rockaway Avenue
Raphael Susso
Frank Seard
Caulfield and Burton
Susse
Susso
Vorheee
New Jersey Avenue Court
Stabbing Leaves Man in Serious Condition at City Hospital
Elmer Githen remains in critical condition after a stabbing at a party several nights ago. Miss Jessie Wilds and Mrs. William Harrington are at police headquarters and refuse to identify the assailant. Officials say the attacker may have been a stranger.
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Elmer Githen
Jessie Wilds
William Harrington
Githens
Murder Mystery Deepens in Greencastle Case
Greencastle Indiana October 1 authorities remain without a lead in the murder of W Otis Hendren a Terre Haute traction agent slain by two strangers in the Traction company office Coroner heard from witnesses but yielded no new light. Hendren was taken to Stileaville for burial with family and many friends.
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Hendren
Stileaville
Bellboy thief robs high guests at Lorraine Hotel
New York reports Jacob Harris, 23, confessed to joining as a hotel bellboy to steal from wealthy guests. He claims to have taken $7,000 in jewels, placed them in a safety deposit box, and used forged room keys. Police say his alias is Morris Blumenthal. valuables include a 90 stone pearl necklace and a 12 stone diamond chain.
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New York
Lorraine
Jacob Harris
William P. Bonbright
Bonbright
HK Seventh Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Harris
Morris Blumenthal
Boy Falls From Car in Washington Street Incident
A 13 year old boy named Charles McKay living at 16 North Noble Street fell from a car in Washington Street area. Authorities report no further injuries details pending.
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Charles McKay
N. Noble ‘Street
Washington
Mrs Amanda Kreglo Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Amanda Kreglo died at her grandson J M Rhodes home 720 S West Tuesday night in her eightieth year. Daughters J W Rhodes and Horace Handa attended with grandchildren and relatives. Born Gettysburg PA March 13 182? and moved to Indianapolis in 1855 with husband Jacob Krego. She was known for cheerful disposition and Christ like character. Burial to be announced and held at residence on Dr aig ent street.
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Amanda Kreglo
B. J. M. Rhodes
West Street
J. W. Rhodes
Horace Handa
J.M. Rhodes
Walter
ES Jenney
Mary J. ‘Randall
Arthur J. Randall
Kresio
Gettysburg
Indianapolis
Jacob Krego
Cireie
Chris Yan
Thas
Sill Strom
Dra ~Igent Street
Hearst Shows Foraker Got 15000 More
Denver Colorado October Willaar Rane reports Hearst exposed new letters linking Senator Joseph Foraker to Standard Oil. One letter shows 5090 dollars and another 10000 dollars from John Threttbold, 1960, with certificates of deposit attached.
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Hearst
Foraker
Denver
Cot
Willaar Ranedolph Hearst
Republican Party
Joseph "Foraker
Standard Oil Company
Sims
Hughes Returns Home to Plan New Speech Tour
Gov Hughes arrives in New York from Baltimore after completing a national tour. He goes to the Hotel Astor and plans major speeches in Manhattan and the Bronx before beginning a northern county swing tomorrow morning.
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Gov. Hughes
New York
Hughes
Baltimore
Hotel Astor
Manhattan
Bronx
Muskegon High Player Severely Injured in Scrimmage
Fifteen year old Ray Simonson broke his right jawbone in a Muskegon Michigan high school football scrimmage during practice. The injury occurred when he fell under the scrimmage pile today.
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Muskegon, Mich
Ray Simonson
Muskegor
Toda
Aid Society Meeting at Hall Place M E Church
The Ladies Aid society of Hall Place M E church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L Eves located at 1995 N Senate Avenue.
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Receipts show 14 000 hogs with steady to ice off prices across grades from light to heavy. Hogs ranged from 4.00 to 7.15, with high end 7 15 for good to choice heavy. Cattle receipts 16 000 natives 4.30 to 4.30 for west ern and yearlings. calves to 8.50. cows and heifers 1.75 to 75.00 with mixed grades. Lambs natives 3.30 to 5.75, westerns 3.00 to 5.75.
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Chicago
Union
Oct. L
Texas
Estern
Hone Ae Lambs
Western
Death by own action of Haverhill registrar of deeds
LATE NEWS reports that Haverhill North Carolina registrar of deeds W. R. Rice committed suicide after political opponents discussed him. Also noted are four horses from J. R. Keene selling for $14,000 at Tattersall's in New Market England and William Randolph Hearst speaking in Albuquerque on Thursday.
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Haverhill
N. C
W. R. Rice
Registrar of Deeds
New Market
Eng
J. R. Keene
Tattersall’s
Albuquerque
N. M
William Randolph Hearst
Coman, Mpefleet
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