Democratic Ticket Candidates for Marion County Roles
A scanned ballot slate listing candidates for various Marion County offices including Representative in Congress Charles Korbly and multiple judges, prosecutors, clerks, sheriffs, coroners, surveyors, and commissioners. The line items present names with district or office designations and scattered percentage annotations reflecting voting or ballot data. The list covers State Senator entries, Joint Senator for multiple counties, and township positions Center Township.
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Congress
Charles A. Korbly
19Th Judicial Circuit
Charles Remster
Sherif
Jacob Woessner
John J. Blackwell
Paul Julian
Baker kills himself in heated oven after robbery
New York report says David L. Marcus, an East-side baker with nine children, immured himself in his shop oven and died by gas after masked Italians robbed him of $905. A Yiddish note left by Marcus claimed three masked men and six Italians were present. He had emigrated from Galicia twelve years earlier.
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New York
David L. Marcus
Marcus
Marcus.” Marcus, Who Was A Married Man With Nine Children, Came To New York
Galicia
Respondent Man Commits Death By Own Action
Alonzo dama near Kent in Mansbon Indiana is reported to have committed suicide amid a student incident on October 14. Local authorities say the death was self inflicted as investigations proceed.
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Mansbon
Ind
Alonzodama
Jigs
Kent
Man Under Bed Burglar Struck by Baseball Bat
Kansas City police detain George Williams after he hid under a bed in the Aberdeen flats at 1001 Pennsylvania Avenue. J. A. Davey, a Crane company worker and baseball player, struck Williams with a bat seven times as the intruder crawled out. Williams survived with minimal injury.
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Kansas City
George Williams
J. A. Davey
Aberdeen Flats
Pennsylvania Avenue
Williams
Davey
Crane Company
Miss Hazel Davey
Miss Davey
Mrs. Davey
Mr. Davey
Crané Company
L. F.crews
Missouri Pacific Railway
Missouri Penitentiary
Pool Player Loses $337 in Old Swindle
Frank Handy, 62, was swindled in a Chicago poolroom on Illinois Street Tuesday evening after playing two youths for $1 a game then $400 a game. He borrowed $837 from a brother and left the stake with a stakeholder. The players vanished with Handy’s money. The trick is a well known city scam used before.
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Frank Handy
Illinois Street
Handy
Diphtheria Conditions to Receive Attention
Health and school officers will meet at Shortridge High School Thursday night with medical inspectors and school principals to discuss plans to meet a threatened diphtheria epidemic.
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Shortridge High School
Deceived Mother Drinks Postum Not Coffee
An anecdotal letter extols Postum as a coffee substitute made from wheat and molasses. It recounts a Kentucky woman whose indigestion improved after switching from strong coffee to Postum, noting the drink’s rich flavor and health claim and urging readers to try it.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Seventy years married oldest Ohio couple celebrate
Special to the Indianapolis Sun Springfield Ohio Oct 14 Joseph Byers 92 and his wife 91 hold the record for longevity in marriage. They celebrate their seventieth wedding anniversary at the Ohio Masonic home Oct 18. They were married Oct 18 1838 and moved from Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1846 after enduring pioneer life.
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Indianapolis Sun
Springfield
Joseph Byers
Ohio
Ohio Masonic Home
Byers
Pennsylvania
Miami Valley
Runaway Boy Found in Ohio Town
Victor Wallace, 11, who ran away from 1612 Prospect street after being punished by his mother, was located in Mansfield, Ohio, Tuesday night and will be sent home.
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Victor Wallace
Prospect Street
Mansfield
County a Plaything for the Chosen Few
County auditor Albert Sahm declared at a Democratic rally that Marion County is a private concern in need of new management. He warned taxes must rise to cover current expenses and blamed GOP graft and inefficiency. Speakers Elliott R. Hooton John W. Kealing and J. E. McCullough joined in critiquing county leadership.
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Auditor Sahm
Marion County
Albert Sahm
Pythian
Mr. Sahm
Elliott R. Hooton
John W. Kealing
J. E. McCullough
Nature Club Goes to Hills of Brown
The Nature Study club plans a Sunday trip to Brown county. Members should buy round trip to Trev lac, take the 7:20 a.m. train from Union station in a special car, and dine together for 50 persons. Wagons round trip for 40, first acceptances secured. Five mile tramp over Brown county hills ends with luncheon at noon and return by 6:20 p.m. Weather may cancel Sunday plans. secretary Mamie L. Baas notes.
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Nature Study Club
Brown County
Trevlac
Union Station
Mamie L. Baas
Cancer Cured In 10 Days Claim Seeks Coupons
An advertisement proclaims a guaranteed cancer cure within ten days claiming hundreds healed after physicians gave up. It touts home treatment or sanitarium care with a free coupon to receive details and assures reliability to Lebanon businesses.
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Lebanon
Free Cancer Coupon Offer in Lebanon Ohio Ad
Advertisement promises a home cancer cure from Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co. at Curry Sanitarium Lebanon Ohio. Readers are asked to mail name and address or contact private secretary E W Ramsey Box 52 Lebanon Ohio for discreet treatment.
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Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co
Curry Sanitarium
Lebanon
Ohio
Itsel
E. W. Ramsey
Rentsch Returns to Asylum Evading Law
Edward H. Rentsch, charged with forgery and fraud in multiple cities, is again confined at Julietta hospital for the incurable insane. Police and courts scrutinize the insanity declaration used to secure his detention, while Whallon vows to seek criminal court review of the insanity ruling.
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Edward H. Rentsch
Julietta Hospital
Rentsch
Insanity Commission
Criminal Court
Eight-Hour Labor Law Declared Valid by Court
Albany Oct 14 The New York Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that the eight hour clause in the labor law is valid and no public work worker may exceed eight hours in a day. It held that any contractor who forces longer hours invalidates the contract and subjects himself to consequences.
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Albany
New York Court of Appeals Today
George M Cook Named AP Indianapolis Chief
George M. Cook of Chicago has taken charge of the Indianapolis AP bureau replacing Harry G. Brown. Cook assumed duties on Tuesday after previously publishing the Vincennes Capital and earlier working with RR Fag 3.
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George M. Cook
Chicago
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Harry G. Brown
Mr. Cook
Vincennes
Boy Ruined by Cocaine Patent Medicines
Kansas City authorities launch a drive after a 15 year old messenger confesses to using a patent medicine containing cocaine and alcohol. He started for catarrh, then drank three bottles weekly, grew ravenous, lost flesh, and had help from peers to obtain more. The humane agent plans to press charges if evidence against stores is found.
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F. E. McCrary
Humane Agent
Humane
McCrary
Presbyterians Favor Union Of Churches In Indiana Vote
In Richmond Indiana last night the Indiana Presbyterian synod voted in favor of uniting the Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana Presbyterian Synod
Presbyterian and
United Presbyterian Churches
Guerin and Huber in Race for Union Honor
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners prepares for its annual Officers election on Nov 3. Ballots are mailed for the referendum vote as T. M. Guerin, first vice-president, opposes President William Huber.
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Guerin and
Huber
UNION
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
T. M. Guerin
William Huber
Digest and Chew Life Like Lord Bacon Said
An advertisement extols digesting life and meals, claiming digestion brings health. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are presented as potent in aiding digestion, dissolving in the mouth, curing dyspeptic conditions, and replenishing digestive juices. Forty thousand physicians reportedly prescribe them. price is 50 cents with a free trial offer by mail.
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Lord Bacon
Stuart
Europe
America
F. A.tuart,Co
Stuart Building
Marshall
Judge Refuses Divorce in Estranged Mayr Pair
In Los Angeles on October 14 Judge W P James held neither Annetta Mayr nor Walter A Mayr is entitled to a divorce. The claims and cross-claims were rejected. Mayr must pay $150 monthly alimony for the support of his wife and their child Jose Mayr from his £75,000 estate. Mayr accused his wife of infidelity naming Josef Gahm as co respondent, now in Burin.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Annetta Mayr
Walter A. Mayr
W. P. James
Supreme Court
Chicago
Mayr
James
Jose Mayr
Josef Gahm
Burin
Blackbirds Damage Milton Area Corn Crops
Farmers in Milton Indiana report heavier corn losses to blackbirds this year with large flocks feeding in lowland fields along streams. Local observers note substantial consumption of the corn by the birds.
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Milton
Ind
Fortune teller named as killer in trial silence
Chicago October 14 defense at trial of C Mann in the death of Mrs Frances Gilmore and Mrs Alice Hamilton cites a house to house fakir as the slayer. Attorney Erbstein says a Hindu fortune teller murdered Mrs Thompson and promises to prove the case with full secret details revealed to police.
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Chicago
C. Mann
Frances Gilmore
Michigan Avenue
Alice Hamilton
Mann
Philipsburg
John Raymond
Erbstein
Thompson
Accused Robber Arrested After Visit To Sick Woman
William Blasengym of Illinois street was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Policemen Mullin and Stewart. They say he stole $20 from Anna Davis at 10 N. Lberry street after visiting a sick woman with friends.
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William Blasengym
Illinois Street
Mullin
Stewart
Blasengym
Anna Davis
N. L.berry Street
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Palian
Ulowear
Danbury Hat Co
East Wash
Democratic
Carl von Hake
James Kervan
Center Township
Henry C. Schroeder
James E. Berry
Baker
Rant
Davenport
Edith Barrott Stevens
Harry Crosby Parsons
THE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hills OF Brown
City
State
Willie
Johnnie HO
Harveys
Grass
Badoous
Imra Fox Hawthorne
Jeannette Adler
Picka Claudius & Scarlet
Emerin Carpbell
Kinedrome
Majestic
Iass
Fredzettonn
Forepaugh Stock CO
Nevada
Ate M
Talering Pictures
Illino
Caller
Steamship Department
Merchants National Bank
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