Redmen Elect Charles A Robinson Great Junior Sagamore
The Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men Indiana elected Charles A Robinson of Greenfield on the second ballot after Tuesday’s session. Other candidates for great hunt or and officials were named, with about 2,000 delegates in attendance and reports of committees to follow.
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Great Junior
Sagamore
Order of Red Men
Charles A. Robinson
Greenfield
Ty W. Otto
Crawfordsville
Kendall W. Hoard
Rushville
F. D. White
Conneraville
Alfred Ellis
Anderson
Ahn A. McGaw
Indianapolis
M. G Mock
Muncie
Grand Council of the
United States
Thomas K. Donnely
Pennsylvania
The
Great Council
Indiana
S. Gain Iu
Red Men
Idina
Tomlinson Hall
Thesday
Eagamore
Greenfeld
Livengood
Waynetown
Fy Barker
Franklin
Robinson
John & Cotman
Fred Krone
Hichmond
Louis A. Stay
Thomas B. Iarrison
the Ciy
Frank B. Castor
Wampum
San Amore
Public Works Purchases Site for Engine House
The Board of Public Works completed the purchase of a site for a fire engine house at the southwest corner of Kentucky Avenue and Maryland Street. The Union Trust Company sold the property for 37000 dollars on a Wednesday morning.
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Board of Public Works
Kentucky-ave
Maryland St
Union Trust Company
Larsh Resigns From Public Safety Board Accepts Reason
Patrolman Wildiam A. Larsh resigned citing a wish to return to the farm. Fireman William Adams also had his resignation accepted. The board noted the resignations with regret and thanked them for service.
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Labrsh
Public Safe
Wildiam A. Larsh
Stearns Auto President Fatally Injured In Crash
Stearns, head of Stearns Automobile Co, was fatally hurt in an early Wednesday crash while driving a large car at about 30 mph. He struck a horse and the car overturned, leaving him unconscious for some time. G Sterling was shaken but not seriously hurt. They were en route to Buffalo when the accident occurred.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press
Cleveland
Bo—Frank
Stearns
Stearns Automobile Company
Yorhays
Lin
T. Moore
G. Sterling
Wien Stearns
Sterling
Buffalo
Mra
Willam
J. May
Charles Miller
Henry Haysapa Wir
Henry Barlow
William Fark Kind
Wiliam Stewart
Fhoche More
Yaemas Tiles
George Root
John Gritnn
Thommen
George Shaw
Jamn
Anna Aids
Mik
Rowls
Akon
Tentainiies
Spicious
Auch
Flood Strikes West Sunpps R A E Press Association
Heavy rain floods Des Loires river in southwest of city halting tracks and flooding fire brick plants. Freight train on Peora and St Louis routes derailed six feet underwater. Engine crew rescued after swift water rescue. two workers injured, one seriously scalded, others missing feared drowned.
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Oklahoma
IF Rae Press Association
Tulsa
J. T
Manford
Ro Anderson
Sunpps SY Rae Press Association
ST. Lols
Aston
Frank Krew
Ireman Ui
Wallard
Albert Patton
Freache Creek
Watton
Hag
Neel
Urew and
Lillard
Fatal duel shocks Mian and wife in Oregon
A man and a woman in Marshfield Oregon died in a late Tuesday duel. J A Armitage forced entry at a neighbor's home and advanced on Steeps' wife. the woman fired first, hitting Armitage in the forehead, and he died shortly after. He then shot the woman through the heart before dying. The events occurred as local reports connected to saloon plans in the area.
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Scripps-Mare Press
Asboulattlon Marshfield
Ore
J. A. Armitage
Steeps
Negan
Stoons
Weather Forecast With Showers And Cooler Temps
Readable forecast notes showers expected Wednesday and Thursday with cooler conditions. Local business mentions include Paria Dry Cleaners and Steam Dye Works and coal prices listed as $800 per ton.Contains stray OCR fragments about coal, service ads, and miscellaneous street references.
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Paria Dry Cleaners
Bekt
Uilolant
Meat Packers to Be Tried on Five Indictments
Federal Judge Humphrey ruled that five counts in the indictments against the packers and their employees for conspiring in restraint of trade are sufficient to warrant a trial. Five other counts alleging attempts to conspire were dismissed. The court set next Monday as the entry date for pleas.
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Scripps M'Rae Press Association
Chicago
Humphrey
Opin
Humperes
Rescued by Her Dog in Bloomington Assault
Minnie Thrasher, 14, daughter of farmer Frank H Thrasher near Bloomington, was attacked by an unknown man while in a pasture. The family dog arrived after her screams, enabling Minnie to fight back. the dog bit the assailant and forced him to release her. Police search for the suspect continues amid local safety concerns.
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Bloomington
Ind
Minnié ‘Thrasher
Frank H Thrasher
Minnie
Vote on Street-Cleaning Funds Faces City Meeting
A special meeting is called to reconsider a 5000 street-cleaning appropriation. City Controller and the street-cleaning chief must provide a detailed, itemized spending plan before council approval. Republican sentiment favors prudent use and closer accounting to avoid misallocation after past experiences.
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John Wybolt
Daveb
Dase Gasper
Gnanees
Reynidlicana
Gasper
Poliic Works
Fur thieves target Ayers and Rink's in theft spree
A trio described as two women and a tall man carried off sealskin coats and furs valued at 1025 from Ayers store and later from Rink's in Indianapolis. The pair posed as shoppers, drew clerks away, and used a third party to help move garments. Police suspect a traveling gang casing cities, with one woman aged about 28, another under 20, and a tall lame-acting man assisted by companions.
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Indianapolis
al Hos
Ayers& Coy
Rink
Sean
Uniy Laree
Tiem
Chemi
Tair
Rink's
Rinks
Rink'’s
Robbery at New York Store Suspects Sought
A New York store reported the loss of a valuable sealskin coat after a robbery in the afternoon. Police say three ponote mae appeared at the New York store without a cane. detectives narrow the case to thieves under direction of Mr J A Rink and ongoing tracing efforts.
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New York
Wissell
J A. Rink
Palmer draftsman completes Aurion county road map
Thomas W W Palmer, draftsman, finished a comprehensive Aurion county road map after months of work. The chart lists gravel roads, interurban lines, and railroads, claiming to be the most complete map of its kind ever published.
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Thomas W W. Palmer
Aurion County
Preacher promotes new town Indianapolis in Oklahoma
A preacher from Oklahoma travels through Indiana selling plots for a new town in Custer county Oklahoma. The proposed town will be named Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
AL. Preacher
Oklahoma
Indiana
Custer County
War Casualties Reported in Philippines Camp Conwell
A World War II casualty notice lists Lieut. Charen serving in the Philippines at Camp Conwell, Samar, with others including Lieut. Robert Modevun at Camp Wil-Lehn and a prominent civilian referenced. Peritonitis is described as the cause for one of the service members.
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Riteiss Adduulation
Manila
Get
Charen
Orp
Beer
Dind
Camp Conwell
Samar
Typnoil
Lever
Thorn
Hanity
Steckion
Cal
Rober
Infanius
Aed
Jeures
al Corning
Cat
Stanley Francis Found Guilty on All Counts in U S Court
Stanley Francis of the former Storey Cottes company was found guilty on all seven counts of the indictment in U S court. A motion for a new trial has been filed.
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Francis
Ecripps-Awrae Press Association
Philadelphia
Stanley Francis
Storey Cottes Company
United States
Tragedy in Frankerville Miner Kills Family Then Self
Harry McGinasan a miner, fatally shoots his wife and infant daughter on Wednesday before fatally shooting himself. Police report the incident occurred in Frankerville United? area. investigation underway with no further details available.
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Cripps-M'Rre Press Association
Frankerville
Get
Harry McGinasan
Alice's Gifts Draw Heated Debate Over Duty Fees
Adispatch from Washington reports President Hoover or his administration weighing duty exemptions for gifts to be brought into the United States by Miss Alice. The items, including handwoven lace and pearls from Sulu, are described as personal tokens of affection rather than official gifts. The controversy centers on whether such objects should be duty free and how this reflects on national policy and civic sentiment.
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Scripps Ay Rae Press Association
Washington
Alice Moose
Mist Atlee
Shaw
Congress
Salei
Witter
Conla
Sulu
United States
Mies Alice
Mise
Alice
Commonwealth
Warship 18 Refloated at Port Arthur Harbor
The Hileatan battleship Pobleda was retreated after repair at Port Arthur harbor. The vessel is expected to prove a fine addition to the Japan navy.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press
Port Arthur
Japan Veneq
Family Affair Witnesses Testimony On Commissions In Insurance Case
Frank B. Jordan, son of former Equitable Life comptroller Thomas D Jordan, testified before a legislative investigating committee amid questions about commissions and advertising in Mutual Life and related firms. McCurdy admitted ignorance of many details as officials acknowledged heavy spending on legal expenses and large agent commissions in the Metropolitan district.
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Scripes-Raf Press Association
New York
Frank B. Jordan
Thomas D. Jordan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Legislative Investigaling Committee
Hughes
Aire
Om Westy
Johny
Canningham
York
Dsuranes
MrCunty
Manual Life
Pearce
Dearen
Visitanes
Wisconsin
McCurdy
Edgar W Rogers
Murry
Curdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sullivante
J. Soith
Sullivan
Bluffton jury convicts Ernest Samierset of second degree murder
In Bluffton on October 18 the jury found Ernest Samierset guilty of murder in the second degree and set his imprisonment term. The motion for a new trial was denied. Samierset is the third of several defendants tried for the October 30 murder of Trestan Sanderson, with other defendants William Cook and Ernest Sanderson receiving sentences.
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Bluffton
Ernest Samierset
Ernest Sanderson
Trestan Sanderson
William Cook
Bellevue banker Lee Clark shoots himself in head
Bellevue financier Lee Clark of the Enterprise National bank shot himself in the head on Wednesday. Two surgeons are in attendance and there is no chance for his recovery. Clark, a wealthy resident of Bellevue, is mortally wounded.
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Scripps-Aurae Press Association
Pittsburg
Oct
T. Lee Clark
Bellevue
Allegheny City
Clark
Enterprise National Bank
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Meat Packers
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Joseph A. Rink
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