Testimonial for Mrs Taggart After Deathly Tragedy
Tuesday night over 109 citizens and wives paid tribute to Mrs Taggart at her home, adopting resolutions of sorrow and pledging aid to protect the boys she loves. In a separate incident William Tubbs, 52, who sought reconciliation after a divorce, shot his wife at the Farmers Hotel and then killed himself. the woman survived.
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Scrippg-M'Rae Press Association
Cobhocton
Whilam Tubbs
Farmers' Hotel
Storrs Stricken at Home in Stroke Battle
H. 8. Storrs, 37, famed railroad executive and general superintendent of the Lake Shore, lies fatally ill at his Cleveland home after suffering a stroke. He is among the nation’s best known railroad men. The report comes from Scripps-Mare Press Association London.
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Storrs
Scripps-Mare Press Association
Cleveland
Lake Bhore
President Roosevelt loosens civil service protections
Special to The Bank reports a sweeping reform allowing the president or cabinet to remove any employee deemed inefficient or misconducting without hearing or defense. The rule aims to streamline the federal service, potential reorganization of the state department and consular corps, with changes expected soon in personnel.
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BANK
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Ei | Service Commission
Roy
Wis
State Department
Root
Man Dies After Fall From Hayloft in Michigan City
Special to the San i Michigan City Ind Oct 18 Miehart Bush sleeping in hayloft fell, breaking his neck. He leaves a widow and seven children.
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Michigan City
Ind
Miehart Bush
Hayloft
Knights and Ladies prepare to establish new lodge at Tiptum Ind
City News reports Knights and Ladies of Honor plan to institute a new lodge in Tiptum Ind on Thursday evening by special car leaving Terming station at 6 30 p m. Members invited to join and enjoy an outing with fare seven cents for the round trip. Also notes meetings of the Woman's Alliance and Third Christian church Ladies Aid society with papers and social programs at 3 p m and 2 30 p m respectively. A vaudeville benefit for Holy Angels church is announced for Thursday night at Tommnein hall with a 15 start, followed by refreshments. Died: Mrs Helen Eaton of San Diego. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Mary Price and a homicide case update follow.
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Washington Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Tiptum Ind
Specim
Eer
Woman's Alliance
AM Souls Church
Helen Eaton
San Diego
Cal
Tommnein Hall
Holy Angels’ Church
Mary Price
J. W. Pelee
E. Tenth St
Braddock
Thiermont
Crown Hall
Central
WCT
Vwl
Guilt by signing petition for track elevation sparks anger
A signing drive misrepresented as a track elevation petition fooled Southside and West Indianapolis businessmen who say they endorsed Holtzman without knowing it. About 60 signers, mostly Democrats, condemn the method. Names include Albert R. Worm and John Lauck among others. Henry Waerum, PL J. Ryan, and Joseph Achaub are cited as the main instigators.
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Holtzman
Southside
West Indianapoli
Indianapolis Newe
Albert R. Worm
W. FP. Bornkamp
Olver v. Withers
Dr. Ts. W. Benton
Martin Anderson
J. F. Barrett
John Lauck
John Rupp
Willum Schafer
Charles Ll. Broich
Casper Doenge
A. Cohen
Efraymenon Bros
B. H. Marks
Louis Sagalowsky
Charles A. Hookwalter
Holtzmanites
Torture Prisoners Reported by Polish Police
Two prisoners named Sechulz and Bugrat were removed to a Red Cross hospital after severe torture in Lodz prison. Ordered by Chief of Police Scholkovich, the men reportedly suffered internal injuries, broken fingers, and extensive wounds.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sechulz Sad Bugrat
Chie
Scholkovich
Lodz
Going to Bed Hungry It Is All Wrong and Man Is the Only Creature
A health note extols early night meals to prevent sleeplessness and weakness caused by an empty stomach. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe aid to digestion, claiming they boost weight and vigor and are recommended by Dr. Stevenson. The ad asserts the product contains pure pepsin and vegetable emulsions, sold by druggists at a small price.
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W. T. Cathell
Stuart
Stevenson
President Roosevelt Leaves for Southern Tour
President Roosevelt departs Washington at 4 30 AM aboard the Genin for a southern railway tour. A crowd waves farewell as the party, including Mrs Roosevelt and officials, travels with police and security in place. Attending are M Jusserand French ambassador John Greenway Louisiana Junin Meethenny Michigan and Col L S Brown.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Southern
Southern Railway
M. Jusseran
Jown
Lint
Portofico
Col. L. 8. Brown
The
Southern Railwa
Celebrate Apple Day to Become Annual Guthrie Oklahoma
On October 16 Guthrie marked an early Apple Day at the World’s Fair grounds with orchards handing out apples to schoolchildren and serving them at home. Organizers plan to push for a permanent annual observance with a bill to be introduced in the next legislature.
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Scripps
RAE Press Association
Guthrie
O. T
Oklahoma
Louis
Turs
Bullet Through Heart and Wreck Death Reported
Raymond Seel stage name of Boon faut a banda and dance artist died by suicide in a lodging house due to ill health. Separate report notes J. W. Boyd killed and three men injured in a wreck on the Louisiana & Arkansas road Thursday afternoon.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Associasion
ST. Joseph
R. Boonfaut
Raymond Seel
Hmself
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
J. W. Boyd
Louisiana & Arkansas Road
Multiple Fatalities and Incidents Across Indiana Towns
Atonte Lewatten was killed by a falling tree in Martinsville. In Valparaiso Jann Hanson, a farmer, died in a railway incident. Jacob Hupp collapsed on a Milan street after dumping 31 pounds of unknown material. Louis A. Frank, at St Johns Hospital, survived a suicide attempt after throwing himself from a window and landed in a flower bed. Pat Ryan, a railroad worker in Hammond, was attacked by foreman W. Bright and left with a fractured skull. death likely. Charles Lacy was arrested in Columbus for shooting his brother in a dispute over the latter's wife. Natty Heynick, an Abe Vandalia engineer, was injured by a damp cat. Thomas W. Wright announces Wright Rich Cut Glass Co in Anderson to produce fine ware. The new St. bridge at Terre Haute defeated. Mary O’Dell, a schoolgirl in Bluffton, died of heart disease en route home. William Bishop, a tailor in Elwood, died at work. A rifle ball struck Benjamin Richardson in Noblesville, endangering sight. Three burglars near Greentown opened fire. Margnal Riley exchanged shots and they fled. The Anderson State Dairy Association will meet on January 2 and 2.
Mayor Dune to revoke licenses of repeat speeders
Chicago readers report Mayor Dune ordered all owners and drivers who persistently ignore the ten mile speed limit to have their licenses revoked to protect pedestrians on the boulevards. The action targets repeat offenders as part of a citywide safety effort.
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Suripps-M'Rae Press Association
Chicago
Oct
Dune
Indiana City Tickets Nominated by Republicans
LaPorte Republican ticket lists Mayor William M. Walton Clerk Thomas J. Crumpacker Treasurer W. Philips and councilmen H. P. Martin Charles O. Larson Joseph Wainscott Willis Feller Dr. George E Wasser Ethan E Haley Walter W Wise. South Bend slate names F H B Lambert Mayor Leo M Zuckarsk Clerk C P Ducomb Judge A E Peltz Luther Loughman councilmen et large. Delphi Citizens Ticket names Mayor George R Ives Treasurer James Ramey Clerk John Fawetti Council Frank Julius John C OConner James C Smock Willam C Smith. Boonville Republicans nominate Mayor Charles J Johnson Clerk A J Batlerger Treasurer Edward Hazen.
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South Bend
F. HB. Lambert
Leo M. Zuckarsk
C. P. Ducomb
A. E. Peltz
J. W. Luther
Loughman
James ©. Shirk
John J. Kerlin
James C. Smock
Willam C. Smith
Boonville
Charles J. Johnson
A. J. Bat Lerger
Edward Hazen
Inquisition Levels Sharp Questions at McCurdy Hearing
Special to The Sun reports the McCurdy hearing in New York October sessions revealing a tense inquest into the Mutual Life Insurance case. McCurdy defends against charges, noting witnesses lacked notice and testimony faced hostile cross examination. He emphasizes cost savings in agency and legal areas while urging legislative oversight, with his remarks leaving a favorable impression.
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THE
SUN
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Witneasca
Newapapera
Hughes
Mfe Curdy
Ie Kattmany
McBride Convicted in Southwest For Importing Women
El Paso October 18 Charles Mc Bride has been convicted of importing Mexican girls into the United States for immoral purposes. This marks the first conviction in the Southwest for this offense.
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M'Bride
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
EL Paso
Tex
Charles Mc. Bride
Southwest
The fourth victim in Chak county building wreck
The fourth death from the Chak county building wreck occurred Wednesday morning when John Richards, 35, fell down a shaft and died.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Chicago
Chak County
Acentres
John Richards
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Cooper
Columbur
City News
BRR
Ladies Aid Society of the Third Christian Church
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College-ave
Greenfield
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Arean
Fee EL Market
MS Meridian
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Mai Fachrson
Igton
Indianeare
Imon
Sendteara
Martinsville
Atonte Lewatten
Valparaiso
Jann Hanson
Milan
Jacob Hupp
Anderson
St. Johns Hospital
Louis A. Frank
Hammond
Pat Ryan
Indiana Harbor Railroad
W. Bright
Ryan
Columbus
Charles Lacy
Frank
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Terre Haute
Thomas W. Wright
Wright- Rich Cut Glass Company
Terme Haute
New
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Wabash River
Bluffton
Mary O'Dell
White
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Taporer
Bia
Noblesville
Benjamin T. Richardaon
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Margnal Riley
Anderson-State Dairy Association
Rothschild’s
Silk
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S. C. Hurley
State Life
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India
Ceylon
FO Liable Grocers
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G. A. Weber
A. M. Borhm
T. C. Clapp
W. & Gardiner
E. M. Garrison
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