Japan Seizes Korean City in Manchuria War Hopes Rise
Berlin dispatch reports Japan has occupied Ma Sun Pho in Korea. Officials foresee a war declaration with Russia soon. Japan mobilizes reserves, sends Maj Ito to northern China to map bases and gauge Chinese cooperation. Tokyo aims to reclaim Manchuria, secure colonization, and expand trade, aided by a vast spy network.
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Berlin
Che-Foo
Ma-Sun-Pho
Korea
Japan
Russia
Mikado
Maj
Ito
China
Aig
Manchuria
Amur
Pool room betting activity seen slow on Monday
In 2001 pool rooms saw little wagering Monday morning though expectations rise for Monday night. Harry Walker's place drew most action with several bets posted at 100 to 70 on Bookwalter. Republicans offered even money and Democrats asked two to one but few bets were placed as crowds gathered without committing funds.
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Harry Walker
Bookwalter
Cohen and Rauh Wedding at Rauh Home
The wedding of Miss Gene Rauh, daughter of Henry Rauh, to Bernie B. Cohen, son of H. Cohen, will take place Tuesday at 6 30 pm at the Rauh residence 442 N il Rolast. Immediate relatives only attend. Baby bl Mensing officiates. The couple will then travel to the Pacific coast.
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Henry Rauh
N. Il Rolast
Gene Rauh
Bernie B. Cohen
N. Mendianat
H. Cohen
Howe Spurns Richmond Polo Contract Offer
Richmond, Ind. detective reports that famed polo player Howe declined to sign a contract on Monday. The offer from Richmond was presented under terms not accepted, leaving negotiations unresolved and plans for future consideration open.
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Richmond
Ind
Howe
Terrms
Classifieds Highlight Lost Items and Rooms for Rent
The eleventh page features new line advertisements including Eyedacen lost item wanted, Rooms for rent Amethyst, and a house for sale notice drawing reader attention to local listings.
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Eyedacen
Amethyst
Seven Die in Montana Indian Reservation Shooting
In Spokane Washington a drunken quarrel on the Black Foot Indian reservation in Montana left seven dead and several wounded. Among the dead are Wakez-Up-Last, his wife, and children Mia Little Plume and Mrs Busan Big Road. Four arrests have been made.
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Spokane
Wash
Black Foot
Montana
Mia. Little Plume
Busan Big Road
Jim Little Plume
Alice Big Road
Wakes
Big Four Wreck Injures Two Crews at Lawrenceburg Junction
Edward Wald of 142 Pleasant St and William Bowen of 63 English Ave, a locomotive engineer and a fireman, were injured when westbound Big Four Train No 1 collided with an eastbound freight at Lawrenceburg Junction on Monday. They leaped from their engine to escape a wreck. The freight crew were unhurt and several passengers suffered minor injuries amid heavy fog.
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Edward Wald
Pleasant St
Wiliam Bowen
English Ave
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Lawrenceburg Junction
Two Real Estate Deals Involving Washington Street Lot
August Diener bought adjoining lot to his block at 1443 E Washington St from Gorge C Beck of Spokane for 110000. Frontage 38 feet on Washington St and 1% feet to Pearl Ave, to align with his Bam D Spellman block. Jot at Meridian St No 21& is sold for 12000 to Sophia Mathoe. lot measures 92 by ?.
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August Diener Haw
Washington-st
Gorge C. Beck
Spokane
Waah
Diener
Bam D. Spellman Nee
Sophia
Mathoefor
Aderton
Meridian
Back to the farm at the workhouse amid winter prep
Prisoners at the workhouse are taken to nearby farm acres to harvest crops including sweet potatoes turnips beets and cabbage. Onions are packed for holidays and pumpkins moved to the cellar. After harvest they haul leaves for fertilizer and prepare cabbages for sauerkraut. Heating upgrades face gas furnace supply cuts prompting remodeling as winter nears.
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Barvey
Col. Shawmoat
Three Wise Men and Mock Election Forecast
A fragment quotes a Republican ticket prediction with Bookwalter poised to win by a larger margin than two years ago and the administration vindicated. It ends with the chant there’s nothing to it but Pookwalter, reflecting partisan booster tone.
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Bookwalter
Pookwalter
Democratic organization ready to win on election day
Chairman Keagh says the democratic group is prepared for election day work and has a plan the voters support. He asserts unity from the head of the ticket to the foot and predicts victory.
Voters Dictated by Chairman Newlia’s Bold Claim
Chairman Newlia declares fierce intent to win about 5,000 votes in Indianapolis. He accuses Kench and Holtzman of backing the “ghost” and questions veterans’ clarity of purpose amid a charged local political scene.
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Indianapolis
Kench
Holtzman
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for 36 hours ending 8 p m Oct 13: increasing cloudiness with probable showers Monday night and Tuesday. Temperatures 7 am 46, noon 63, 2 pm 67. Showers likely in Indiana and adjacent states Tuesday with northeast winds.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Vanderbilt Lines Fire 2300 Workers Amid Steel Slump
New York Oct 12 2300 Vanderbilt lines workers from New York Central and allied systems are discharged. The cut affects about 7 of the total workforce, hitting workshops and roundhouses hardest in Indiana Ohio and Illinois. Officials warn further reductions next spring if business stays weak. A separate suit filed against H D railway claims 500 for a horse wagon and harness demolished at Noblest crossing after a train warning failure.
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H. & D. Railway
New York
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Ohio
Indiana
Elkhart
Ind
Collinwood
Lima
Lake Erie & Western
United States
Endorsing Reform and Voting Fashion in Our City
A local minister reflects on party reform, condemns abuse and slander, and explains his choice to vote the old ticket with minor exceptions. He cites the Sun and News for campaign methods, supports Republican reform goals, and notes city finances and morality have improved over two years.
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Abra
Republican Party
Oftairs
Elyic
National
Democratic Party
Reform Party
Mule Killed Two Because His Tail Was Twisted
FLOVILLA Ga Oct 1 When a mule’s tail was twisted to force movement it bolted and wrecked the buggy, killing Joli Laster and his wife and injuring John King. The animal was steered by Stra Erater who twisted the mule’s tail while traveling at a slow pace.
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Flovilla. Ga
Joli Laster
John King
Stra
Erater
Russia to offer Jews a state in Manchuria Berlin
A dispatch from St Petersburg claims Russia plans to give Jews a state in Manchuria under a protectorate, offering land in Manchuria as a Jewish state while contrasting Britain’s stance. Zionists reportedly cheer the move against England.
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Russia
Manchuria
Berlin
England
South Africa
St. Petersbars
Rusala
Indianapolis Traction Delays New Belt Tracks to Spring
B B Peck, manager of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company construction department, says work on new belt tracks and interlines granted by a year-old franchise will be postponed until spring due to weather. The plan aims to rush the project for early completion, with many new switches to be installed at downtown intersections, likely next month.
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Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Interlon
B. B. Peck
Themun
Too Much To Pay For A Woman
Jacob Luke balks at paying 250 for his daughter's marriage license as Fred Hope offers the sum at the courthouse. Bystanders note Hope's eyes light with love, suggesting he would pay more if needed.
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Jacob Luke
Fred Hope
Hoeney
Court House
Luke
Styréle
Hope
Gun accident at shooting match causes partial blindness
Harry Parish files a $6,600 damages claim against Dr. George Van Sickle after a loaded gun dropped at John Ferguson's Warren Township home discharged, injuring a plastist and costing sight in one eye. The incident occurred during a shooting contest attended by Parish and Ferguson.
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George DR. van Sickle
Harry Parish
John Ferguson
Warren Township
Tye
Chenter Weekly Man Sentenced for False Pretenses
A Chenter Weekly, 26, was sentenced to from one to seven years in the penitentiary for obtaining $50 through false pretenses by Judge Alford. He convinced William Buschman that he had $80 in the Columbia national bank and borrowed the money. The evidence showed a plan to swindle.
Peculiar Living Specimen Stuns State Geologist
State geologist Blatchley receives odd living organisms from a Saturday delivery. A small paper box with holes contained a strange creature that extended an appendage for a handshake as the scientist opened the box. The encounter left the geologist cautious about the unusual visitor.
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Blatchley
Sma
Friendly Bug Exhibit Charms Visitors In Odd Display
A peculiar bend with two flaming eyes showcases a friendly bug. The harmless cousin of a katydid crawls from its container as the keeper notes its plant diet and research use. Southern experts, English studies, and local shops advertise bargains amid dispatches.
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Carolia
Banpa
Dina
Poe
Ind
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